and then there was dale, dale bruner, the husband. any one of them, thought the detective, was certainly physically capable of committing the crime. >> her husband, six foot, 200-pound, very athletic guy. mr. holthouse, big, strong guy. his wife was actually a very physically fit woman. >> so, she would be out gunned by one of them? >> i believe so. yes, sir. >> they took ron in for questioning several times. again and again, he insisted it wasn't him. >> i screwed up my marriage. i made a mess of my life. >> he admitted that in the last hours of stephanie's life, he met her here in this clothing store parking lot, around dinner time, and it wasn't a happy meeting. >> i was actually trying to tell her that it was over. >> he earlier had sent her a break-up e-mail, he said. she insisted on seeing him in person. she wasn't taking it well at all. >> and then she said -- asked me again one more time, like, we can make it work. i said no, i -- we cannot make this work. >> she was still interested in having a relationship with him. >> and d

joining us now to talk more about this is dale guarantee our director of california normal, dale, a greatto have you on appreciate your time here. this bill is intended to prevent employees from using past evidence or evidence of past marijuana used to either deny someone tabor determinate someone. how would this legislation limit what type of drug tests employers could use and when they could use them? well, basically disallows employers from using pre employment drug screens from marijuana that our urine tests or hair tests. which don't actually detect whether you're under the influence of marijuana. these tests they're widely abused. don't detect the active element in t eight in marijuana, which is called thc. they detect something else. a so called metabolite of marijuana that has no effect on you doesn't make you high and it stays in your body for days and weeks after last use. so these drug tests the urine test for marijuana there that are being widely used are really interfere on employees right to do what is legal under california law while they are not on the job. our bill does n

dale, you are next up. caller: i was glad to be able to talk to you. all i saw today from president biden was a bunch of double talk. he does not know what he is doing. he does not know what is going on. he is sending people to the border. he won't let the press in. he started the problem and he has no way and know how idea how to cure the problem. when you start it, you should be able to fix it. she was nothing but problems in california. they speak highly of her, but i do not think much of her -- i do not think much of biden-harris et al.. host: what do you think about what he said about the border -- why don't you believe what he said? caller: he took all of the stuff put in place by trump to prevent from having overflowing at the borders and he opened up and said ok, come in. you know what? the taxpayers have to pay for this. the obama administration put the border jails and. trump took advantage and tried to take down the process of more people coming into this country illegally. i have lived in california all my life and i have never seen more of

and influence people." >> this is so strange to hear, that he read dale carnegie. >> not only read dale carnegie, absorbed it. >> that wasn't the only thing manson picked up in prison. another inmate gave him guitar lessons and one day in the prison workshop a radio was blaring the top 40 of 1964. >> he hears a song by the beatles, and so he sets a goal for himself of becoming even better than the beatles and he starts writing songs and performing in prison shows. >> and so, by the time charlie manson was released from prison on parole, his fantasy was very strong. >> he would be signed to a contract, would become world famous, rich and have all the women and drugs he wanted. >> the fantasy and charles manson himself would almost certainly have remained anonymous, a complete unknown, had it not been for this. san francisco's haight-ashbury district, where that very moment in 1967 busloads of kids were arriving to what they thought would be a new world of peace and love. >> there would be hundreds of people sitting on the sidewalk and they'd go grass, acid, speed. >> roger smith was mans

y dale gracias a dios que no te dejé ir con ella. si no hubieras amanecido hoy en un motel garaje.o, no manches. ♪ ♪ —— mÁs cerca de concretarse esta los cheques de $1400 que son parte del estÍmulo econÓmico por la pandemia que fue aprobado por el senado. le contamos cuÁndo se espera que lleguen las ayudas. un delito menor seria suficiente para la deportaciÓn de un inmigrante en estados unidos. el aumento de indigentes ha sido una de las consecuencias de la pandemia. muchos vinieron por el sueÑo americano, pero el coronavirus los dejo en la cÁrcel. una familiar lanza una —— en la calle. una familia lanza una brutal peticiÓn. fÉlix: bienvenidos al "noticiero univisiÓn". pronto millones de personas en estados unidos podrÁn tener en sus bolsillos un cheque de $1400 por ayuda por la pandemia para el senado. la aprobaciÓn del proyecto de asistencia que tambiÉn incluye fondos para la campaÑa de vacunaciÓn y una ayuda extra para los beneficios de desempleo. desde guay —— washington, pablo gato. [habla en inglÉs] pablo: el plan llamado de rescate estados unidos fue aprobado y los demÓcrata

that's the view of one of the world's leading experts in infectious diseases, professor dale fisher,art of a team sent by the world health organisation to the epicentre of the outbreak, in china. in an exclusive interview with the bbc�*s panorama programme, professor fisher says that it was countries in the far east, where they'd had two outbreaks of similar viruses in the past 20 years — that were best prepared. jane corbin reports. across the world, coronavirus has given governments the same challenges, but they have responded in very different ways. in south korea, the prime minister introduced strict rules even before there was a confirmed case. good afternoon, prime minister. translation: from the very start, we put in place - prevention measures to stop the same thing happening again, to stop history repeating itself. so the government acted in a much stronger way compared to the past. track and trace teams used cctv, mobile phone and credit card data to keep tabs on all confirmed cases and anyone they might have come into contact with. seen from outside, these methods may appe

a shower just pushed over the napa area, clover dale.the showers pushing across that part of the north bay. temps in mid to upper 40s to about 50 for concord, oakland, san jose 50. upper 40s in livermore, san francisco, mid 40s for santa rosa. today's cold front is bringing return of the rain. there's that low pressure system dropping that front our way. as we look to the end of the week, we are going to see drier quieter weather with high pressure building in. we have to get through today first and then looking at several days actually of dry, quiet weather. of course it is great to of that rain. we definitely need it. we are back in a drought across the bay area and rainfall deficits, looking at 40% where we should be for this time of year. beneficial rainfall for sure today. hour by hour on futurecast, here is 9:00 a.m. we are looking at the off and on rain, yellow and orange colors indicating moderate to heavy rainfall in spots through today. here we are stopping the clock at noon and again by 4:00 p.m. and even for tonight. you can

we will go to dale in nicholson, pennsylvania.aller: it is a known fact that women are smarter and quicker learners. somewhere between 20 and 25, they quit learning. i think the pay gap is about right. host: what do you mean women quit learning? is that true of men as well? caller: men, with their life experiences and all that, they keep on learning. women just seem to slow down. host: what kind of study would say something like that? where are you reading a study like that? caller: that is my study. host: ok. president biden yesterday hosting the soccer team and others free payday. let's hear what he had to say. [video clip] >> nearly every job, 90% of the occupations, women still earn less than men. $.82 on the dollar on average. for a api women, it is $.75. for black women, it is $.63. for native american women, -- it doesn't matter if you are an electrician, an accountant or part of the best damn soccer team in the world, the pay gap is real. this team is living proof that you can be the very best at what you do and still have

. >> reporter: set in the yorkshire dales, a bucolic slice of the english countryside, it is raking inews. from all over. james herriot's continued success over 50 years proves there's just something about this solid and certain life that connects with people. unlike in herriot's time, nowadays, vets have relatively new technology to help them get up close and personal. and amy shows me how to dive right in. >> i can teach you how to tip a sheep if you want. >> reporter: i would love that. something every gal must know. sheep flipping is, well, exactly what it sounds like. >> you will control her a little bit with your legs. >> reporter: oh, okay. >> give her a koala hug. push that head round and lift that foot up. oh, here we go. so you're doing it. >> reporter: did i do it? connie, i think this is just more connie being the most amazing sheep ever. she's so chill. did we just become best friends? i think we're in love. as connie and i have our moment i realize that perhaps it's this bond and the intense but slow life on a farm that draws us to all creatures great and small. >> we've

collaborating with the uc sfd-10 initiative where they tested in the bayview and bayview and sunny dale area where dph provided the case investigation in contact tracing for that event and our first testing event was in the sunny dale with sunny dale family day as a result of on outbreak that happened in one of the housing developments. we're also testing in the bayview and the omi lake view area and sunny dale visitation valley and western addition and some of the education vaccine education that is happening with the organizations and communities are that we are providing vaccine information and to some of the organizations that we sit on as community members so i mega black sf and the black covid task force and will are dph staff that are part of these organizations as liaisons that deliver firsthand information. we are currently collecting numbers of community facing staff from organizations that we fund and the state defines community health workers as eligible for vaccination under phase 1 and we also on the 29th of january, we're able to do a pilot pop up vaccination site at the

and so what can stand in the way of new details coming out of these negotiations and it's really dales that they're looking for isn't an improvement of infrastructure around the block. one challenge for instance is to do it when you will have at these meetings direct competitors that are supposed to work together something that normally is ruled out in the european union so the e.u. has provided legal framework to to avoid a sin are real like that but overall this is really an effort to sit together to work out where do we have to pass it he said everything from food and finish from shipping vaccines around the world packaging them but also to get the supplies the supply chain you really hear is important because a vaccine is a complicated process so they need particularly intrigued ians and those ingredients but one has to guarantee that they are received by the companies producing them. other countries don't seem to have problems getting their hands on axles though we keep mentioning israel the us why is that so difficult for you to provide for its citizens well 1st of all with israe

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i'm going to bounce back to you because america wants to know how dale stays so fit. >> dagen: dale andore fluffy. >> dagen: he is fluffy, not fat and actually they shame me, they were giving me the stink eye when they saw me eating half priced valentines candy from the grocery store. i'm the one who is fat. >> gillian: oh, stop. how much has your dog gained? >> jesse: he has gained the pandemic 15, so we put him on the greg gutfeld diet. he looks quite trim now. >> gillian: good for him. juan, do you have any dogs in your family? i don't know. >> juan: i think dogs are getting more exercise, more exercise, but the anti- animal kingdomin general, fewere road, i think it is been a good time for animals. speed it with your advice for dogs? >> greg: i think a fat dog is easier to take care of. less energy, but i am suspicious of anyone who is trying to deliberately fatten up their dog. >> gillian: why? it makes them cuter. i love a good, fat dog. >> greg: you love the taste of a good, fat dog. >> gillian: that was really gross. >> greg: that's my point, it could be a conspiracy. >> gillian

cnn's daniel dale is here to further explain to us.at democrats could have changed the rule to ban prisoners from these checks, but they did not. i think a lot of people would wonder why not. tell us, first, what the republicans did under president trump. perhaps that will inform this. >> reporter: both relief bills passed by the republican-controlled senate in 2020 and signed in 2020 by republican president donald trump included checks for prisoners. this is not new. let me walk through the timeline because it's clarifying. in march the republican-controlled senate unanimously aprivate cares act including 1,200 checks. president trump sign that had bill. nothing in that bill prohibited prisoners from receiving those checks. now, after the signing, the irs came out and said no prisoners allowed. prisoners can't get checks. prisoners said, hey, wait a minute, that's not in the law. they filed a class action lawsuit and in october a judge sided with them. now senator cotton tweeted this week that the only reason prisoners got money under

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cnn's resident fact checker daniel dale sets the record straight. >> reporter: some of the republicanty factual, but some of it has either left out key context or has just been plain not true. listen, for example, to something senator ted cruz said at a hearing on wednesday. >> under this bill there's automatic registration of anybody if you get a driver's license, if you get a welfare payment, if you get an unemployment payment, if you attend the public university. now everyone knows there are millions of illegal aliens who have driver's licenses or getting welfare benefits who attend public university. this bill is designed to register every one of those illegal aliens. >> reporter: senator cruz is just wrong here. the bill repeatedly says that only u.s. citizens are eligible to register and eligible to vote, not anybody. and the bill also says the agencies that would be responsible for sending new voters' names to elections officials also needs to send information demonstrating that these people are indeed citizens. in summary, automatic voter registration doesn't mean anybody at a

you see the wet start in the north bay in clover dale.we widen this, even though we are catching a break for many of us, check out all the rain offshore. that's going to push into the bay area. we are looking at rounds of rain for today, looking at temperatures in the upper 40s to about 50 degrees. here is what you can expect walking you through our day in san francisco, in the city, daytime highs in the 50s and you see we are looking at the wet weather. off and on rain throughout our day. oakland, same story. it will be a wet day. grab the umbrella if you are heading out. put on that rain jacket. we are looking at highs in upper 50s in oakland for the east bay and concord. low 60s for you. put on that rain jacket if you are heading out the door. san jose in the south bay, 62 for a high and wet weather for you as well. it's all because of this upper level low dropping this cold front our way. that's why the rain is back. we need the rain for sure. we are looking at drought across the bay area and rainfall deficit, just 40% of where we sho

and joining me at the beautiful commonwealth club in downtown san francisco, my friend and co-host dalennes.

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a south bay apartment building has some people worried their stimulus checks were stolen, in rose dale apartments in san jose, a tenant said she found the back of the mailbox pried open. most of the contents gone and some are afraid their $1400 stimulus checks were swiped by the criminals. >> my husband no receive nothing. >> san jose postal service says it is investigating the mailbox break in. investigators can't say sfoor sure if the checks attracted the thieves. >> warriors next in sports. >>> happening now, the free ride ends next thursday on vta, south bay busses light rail will resume fares on april 1st and there's permanent partitions for drivers an freighters and capacity limit for passengers. social distancing and masks still required. back in a moment. >>> the nba trade deadline was today. the warriors had no major moves. they did trade away brad wanamaker and marquese chriss. the warriors with a close game thanks in part to a nice night to andrew wiggins. kings took control in the second and third. warriors in the fourth, got out of control, de'aaron fox with 44 points, kin

joining our conversation is dale ho and heather mcgee is back with us.e, in terms of this georgia law i think a lot of folks don't realize there's more pernicious elements of this law that were stripped out before passage, including limiting i recally voting to one sunday at most. we'll talk about in a second. rolling back no-excuse absentee voting. to me the fact that the gop and the legislators who drafted this bill understood that they were operating on perilous territory if you will legally speaking. >> i think that's absolutely right. it speaks to the power of activism that some of the worst elements of the bill was stripped out before it was passed but keep in mind what did pass here. the georgia legislature made it a crime to hand out water to voters waiting in line. something which a former appeals court judge, one of the most respected and conservative judges in the country said no court in the land would uphold. i can't think of anything more radical than that and i hope he is right. georgia saw waiting times to vote in the primaries more than

the artist of these paintings dale erickson says it was stolen from a project earlier this month. another painting was taken the week before that leaving him to believe the theft was an inside job. >> it is subconsciously it effects me just -- what am i doing the work for if someone steals it. what is the end? what is the purpose? >> he says the paintings are valued at $20,000. he is offering a $500 reward for their return. no questions asked. >>> still ahead tonight on kpix5 news at 11:00. why now may be a good time to buy if you want a condo. an exclusive look inside of the first luxury development to open during covid-19. >>> plus, a look at what visitors can expect when they return to alcatraz. >>> it keeps snowing in the sierra. we will take a look at the conditions tonight. >>> a reminder to download the kpix5 app that gives you 24 >>> well, last week we told you about the bidding wars going on for single-family homes what about the condo market here. we have new numbers and an exclusive tour for us, betty? >> reporter: so far this year the selling season is off franc condo

will go to dale in nicholson, pennsylvania. caller: because i am on c-span. it is a known fact that women are smarter, quicker learners and all the rest when you are in high school, but by the age of 20 or 25 they quit learning, so i think the pay gap is about right. host: what you mean women quit learning between 20 and 25? is that true of men as well? caller: no, men with their life expands, they keep on learning. women slow down. host: what kind of study? where are you reading a study like that? caller: i guess that is my study. host: president biden at the white house hosting the soccer team and others for equal pay day. until he had to say. [video clip] president biden: nearly every job, nearly 97 -- 90% of occupations, women still earn less than men. for a api women, it is $.87 per dollar. for black women, it is $.63. native american women, $.60. hispanic women, $.55. it does not matter if you are an electrician, an accountant, or part of the best dam soccer team in the world, the pay gap is real, and this team is living proof you can be the very best a

and every week i'd tell my teammates, "let's cut dale loose.d say, "we can't because he bankrolls the team with a $1 million settlement he won from the local dairy queen when he spilled a blizzard in his lap and his dong got frostbite. anyway, the point is, republicans stuck by trump no matter how bad he was for the party because they agreed with him. they were engaged in the same project and wanted the same things, with a few exceptions, they were all trump. i mean, lindsey graham literally wore the same clothes when they went golfing like a chihuahua whose owner makes him wear matching outfits this looks like pictures of manute bol and muggsy bogues when they both played for the bullets. it was called the bullets before they changed it to the wizards it took an armed insurrections stoked by the president and fueled by insane lies about election fraud to finally put some distance between a few republicans and trump. even graham, as you might recall, briefly suggested that he might finally be ready to separate himself from trump. >> trump and i

dale erickson says these two paintiwelectived project rto. earlier this month, they are estimated to be worth about $20,000. another painting was also taken the week before. he is beginning to suspect that beef is an inside job. >> subconsciously it affects me, i said what am i doing the work for if they just, if somebody steals it, you know, like what, what is the end, what is the purpose? the fact is bad enough but the byproduct of the theft is almost as worse because the paranoia that it creates, and you know, the fact that we are in arts community and we have art in the hallways and we can't put art in the hallways anymore, when the public comes through to see the work. >>> the snow was finally easing up in the sierra this evening, this is what it looks like a few hours ago at the sierra at tahoe resort. more than a foot of new snow in some spots. >>> paul is back and i noticed a little bit of mount diablo this warning. some of the tallest peaks in the bay area but more rain in store for us later on this week. we are finally getting into

. >> reporter: jennifer rosenhart and dale severight are loving their new lives in arizona. >> we couldn'tive like that anymore. >> reporter: the couple moved their family here from california last year partly to escape the golden state's pandemic response something they described as a stifling culture of lockdown. >> we wanted to support businesses we wanted to go to restaurants. coming to a state where it was like you can decide what you want to participate in was really important to us >> reporter: arizona leaders opted to stay away from stringent lock downs and never instituting a statewide mask mandate. >> is that what you wanted. >> reporter: he grew his business during the pandemic last year he transformed from a single food truck to a thriving brick and mortar food restaurant. >> here there was a lot of push towards outdoor dining there has been a lot of grants from the city and state level to help build patios and get seating. it has been amazing for us. >> reporter: in neighboring new mexico, where restrictions are much tighter, several say their businesses nearly collapsed under

matar y dije mÁtame >>> esperaba que lo iban a matar y asÍ tengo muchos nervios >>> abre la caja y daleue ambos serÍan hispanos de unos 20 y 30 aÑos (hablan en inglÉs) >>> que portaban armas de fuego y al escapar casi provocan un accidente >>> ojalÁ que todo esto se llegue a calmar porque realmente no se lo merecen ellos >>> josÉ alberto lleva casi toda su vida comiendo en este lugar y lamentÓ lo ocurrido. y a otros como chino los hechos les indignaron. >>> tiene que estÁ mala la doÑa ahÍ >>> segÚn nos dicen es no es primera vez que pasa >>> pero aquÍ en el negocio ha pasado siempre una vez por aÑo seguro pero a veces mÁs. >>> por su parte la policÍa espera la colaboraciÓn de la comunidad. >>> (hablan en inglÉs) >>> >>> y piden que llamen si saben algo. para dar con los responsables. >>> pensaba que acÁ era diferente pues, que habÍa mÁs seguridad cosas asÍ. >>> y es que a diarios nuestros viajeros se exponen a esta situaciÓn. en estas fotografÍas les quiero mostrar varios artÍculos decomisados en la ciudad de mission la policÍa detuvieron asÍ como una rutina a un conductor quien posteri

our photographer on scene tells us the officer just took one man and one woman out of a house on dale drive. they are now in custody. we'll monitor this breaking news. if we get anything into our newsroom, we will bring it to you. >>> airports across the country just set a pandemic record for travelers this past weekend. it's great news for airlines but also a big concern. we were just talking about it, that we're trying to get back to normal just a little too fast. nbc bay area scott budman joins us. scott, we were just talking about it. my sister-in-law flying through sjc yesterday. she said it was very crowded. >> reporter: yeah, raj, and 42nd day in a row today, we saw long lines here outside and inside sjc, something we haven't seen in a long while, and we're far from alone. the tsa says nationally over the weekend, check-in numbers were the highest america has seen in more than a year. i spoke today with officials from both san jose and san francisco. they say their passenger numbers are among those jumping, some of that because more people are vaccinated and feeling better abou

animals that they are actually sick so it's take that calming and the kids love boats back and wasn't dale dot is delighted with her goats unexpected popularity but she harbors no illusions about the future i definitely think once upon a time it was over the go or fly from that position of back to the well i did but i don't rebel and. those who would take some readjusting in the barn with the voices of laughter fall silent once more. our next story is far less idyllic it takes us to the russian town of kissimmee in one a rush largest coal mining regions the area of course but supplies around 60 percent of the country's coal and it's also known as russia's black heart the air quality is among the worst in russia in fact things have gotten so bad that even the snow has changed its color. but this isn't any old snow underneath there is a substance that looks like black marble but it's actually black snow with that's fallen from. coal dust. and his garden leaving a palette of black grey and white. sometimes the doors to so burnt. my face with one i work gets dirty. in. millions of tons of coal

. >>> i want to get to daniel dale as well. daniel, let's take a listen to one of the claims president biden made about the border. >> we're sending back the vast majority of the families that are coming. we're trying to work out now with mexico their willingness to take more of those families back. but that's what's happening. they're not getting across the border. >> they're not getting across the border, a vast majority of families are being sent back? is that true, daniel? >> jake, that was not true in february, which is, of course, the last month for which we have a full month's data. according to official statistics, it was 41% of migrants and not a majority who came in february as part of family units who were swiftly sent back, expelled under the pandemic-related rule known as title 42. now, a caution, jake, we don't have full data for march. it's possible things have changed and it was true in february that the vast majority of single adults were sent back. it was 79%. and that the majority of all migrants were sent ba

above all, dale erickson is a realist. in fact, his paintings are considered hyper- realist with details too find the them appear to be photographs. he lives and works at an artist collective called project in san francisco, where many of the artists display their work in the hallways. but on thursday before last, he came home to find that two of his paintings had been stolen. >> are you at all flowered and that someone take your paintings to steal? >> it is, it is a really bad form of flattery you that. this is my girlfriend's house, and her chair. >> the two stolen paintings took months to complete and every detail and then has special meaning to him. >> subconsciously it affects me, just, i said what am i doing the work for if they just, if somebody steals it, you know, like what is what is the end, what is the purpose. >> but it is what happened to the hallways that bothers him. he and others have removed most of their work, afraid to lose them but wondering what the value of art is if it has to be hikey. >> the sad pa

that's the view of one of the world's leading experts in infectious diseases, professor dale fisher,ith the bbc�*s panorama programme, professor fisher says that it was countries in the far east, where they'd had two outbreaks of similar viruses in the past 20 years, that were best prepared. jane corbin reports. across the world, coronavirus has given governments the same challenges, but they have responded in very different ways. in south korea, the prime minister introduced strict rules even before there was a confirmed case. good afternoon, prime minister. translation: from the very start, we put in place - prevention measures to stop the same thing happening again, to stop history repeating itself. so the government acted in a much stronger way compared to the past. track and trace teams used cctv, mobile phone and credit card data to keep tabs on all confirmed cases and anyone they might have come into contact with. seen from outside, these methods may appear too intrusive, but they haven't had to lock down in south korea, like many other countries have. dale fisher, a specialis

for inviting me now you know what i'm most puzzled by i just checked the numbers for the prince of dale carnegie's famous book how to win friends and influence people and it turns out to be not only one of the bass tellers in america but one of the best selling books around the world it was translated into a year old or so dealing with just in russia alone it has had over 70 additions and yet when you look at how the american structured our diplomatic outreach it seems that the purpose will ignore all the wisdoms of that book and the way they talk to the world seems to guarantee that they only make enemies and antagonize people how do you explain that. well the book was written quite some time ago. world has changed since that time and well being in a new world is so world. so show. a social network style i would say came to the levels of society you know if you still miss something for young no children you know for informal talk but know this in from l a t i would say including you know very direct speech i would say came to the local level you know well the good example is president

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pete: here to react truck driver dale bowen, dale, thank you so much for being here this morning.isca. everybody -- every trucker pays it. i don't think it's going to help. if they put 100 percent of the tax they supposed to use now for that reason to that issue, i don't think it would be a problem. pete: this tax would be on top of what you already pay, plus, you know, for everywhere joe bag of donuts that wants to take a rad trip across america, they are now paying for that road trip. does this pay for the infrastructure and how is it fair for someone in your line of work? >> i don't think it's fair at all. i mean, we are the ones out here delivering goods and supplying america. like i said, we pay enough tax already. thousand of dollars a year per truck. you know, and the big mega carrier and more. so how is that fair to us? pete: how does it work where, okay, so now we have gotten rid of the keystone xl pipeline, gotten rid of the pipeline those are not apparently environmentally sound. what would travel on pipeline pay truck. now we are telling the truck they need to pay addi

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dale tacheny that's what the british media does it sells we says a. sexism you know right it's protected us right off it's clear big online because it has a market for it the way this is a intersects with sexism it intersects with such a thing i'm most definitely into sex with bigotry this is what black women experience and biracial women of black heritage the narrative that the british public the money and the tabloid press have always been against maggie and simply isn't true i completely agree that that was very unpleasant nastyass just as kate middleton had i think it was more a case of her class than her race people don't want to hear that and i think that's what the real issue is you can't. there's a racial element in existence challenges everything that the opera as strands of society in britain stand for which is. harry inherited wealth and status and having a villain southgate this people they don't give a damn about rules but they wanted no doubt someone being made to cry on the feels that way because that's just who we are. if the royal fam

for inviting me now you know what i'm most puzzled by i just checked the numbers for the prince of dale carnegie's famous book how to win friends and influence people and it turns out to be not only one of the bass tellers in america but one of the best selling books around the world it was translated into a year old or so dealing with just in russia alone it has had over 70 additions and yet when you look at how the american structure and our diplomatic outreach it seems that the purpose will ignore all the wisdoms of that book and the way they talk to the world seems to guarantee that they only make enemies and antagonize people how do you explain that. well the book was written quite some time ago and the world has changed since that time and well having a new world is so a world where a social. social network style i would say came to the upper levels of society you know if you still miss something for young no children or.

the ruling also had support from bail agents such as dale miller, a santa rosa attorney. there was lots of times when families had to make a decision between bailing out the breadwinner or paying the rent. but miller notes the ruling could cause delays in the system. there has to be an individual assessment of wealth. or lack of ability to pay and that will be a cumbersome process. and i think that might create a slowdown in the finding of appropriate bail about the supreme court noted that the median bail amount in california is $50,000 more than five times the median amount in the rest of the nation, some say now basing bail on the ability to pay will help even the scales of justice when they're in custody. what happens is you end up with a lot. of course pleased and people pleading guilty just to get out the state supreme court's ruling still allows cash bail as long as defendants can afford it. state lawmakers now are considering a bill that would eliminate bail for some low level offenses. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. they were heading for a pretty nice looking

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facemask requirement the number of people infected with the coronavirus is 5 towing it's not going dale and only 8 percent of texans have been backs unaided and yet the governor says we've waited long enough a huge risk in a state where the locals claim everything is bigger for the texas themselves let's hope this doesn't apply to the number of people who could soon be headed for the hospital i'm bored golf in berlin.

this was the end of last year's lockdown — people wanted to party — but from to the yorkshire dales tore drawn to dartmoor national park. on one occasion we had up to 70 tents in just this small area of common land. they dug fire pits, there were burn marks where they had barbecues, there was litter left all over this area and they were using this area as a human toilet. and i came down one sunday and it almost brought me to tears. you may not know it, but there is actually a government code on how to behave. the thing i enjoy about the countryside the most is the peace... amongst the rules — don't have barbecues, keep dogs under control and leave no trace. i think you should treat the countryside as you would treat your home. but this was the last major publicity campaign — it's 17 years old. this website doesn't exist any more. can i go now? author guy shrubsole discovered the government has only spent around £2,000 a year since 2010 promoting the code. i think the government have really neglected their duty to promote the countryside code and the principles of protecting the country