but di miller is still struggling with the fallout from the diesel scandal litigation costs fines penalties product recalls all these go on the balance sheet in the negative column . in order to be as cost efficient as possible cuts are made to personnel. and we've outlined a plan and set clear targets for not cutting with a lawnmower as it were spreading cuts intelligently in different areas in our goal by the end of 2022 is to save 1400000000 and personnel costs us all costs of course . 1.4000000000 euros even before the pandemic as many as 15000 jobs are at stake. and major suppliers also want to cut thousands of jobs past mistakes are taking their toll on. the dog show it will be in history for many years. the german automotive industry did not take the environmental movement seriously enough ties be they have their quarterly reports on the stock exchange stick but they were not sustainable in an ecological sense vons now that's coming back to bite them because the electric car that people always talk about isn't really here yet. in fact the race for new driving technologies is taking p

but di miller is still struggling with the fallout from the diesel scandal litigation costs fines penalties product recall all these go on the balance sheet in the negative column. in order to be as cost efficient as possible cuts are made to personnel. we've outlined a plan and set clear targets for not cutting with a lawnmower as it were spreading cuts intelligently in different areas in our goal by the end of 2022 is to save 1400000000 and personnel costs all costs of course. 1.4000000000 euros even before the pandemic as many as 15000 jobs are at stake. and major suppliers also want to cut thousands of jobs past mistakes are taking their toll on. the dog show it will be in history for many years. the german automotive industry did not take the environmental movement seriously enough ties be they have their quarterly reports on the stock exchange stick but they were not sustainable and an ecological sense vons now that's coming back to bite them because the electric car that people always talk about isn't really here yet. in fact the race for new driving technologies is taking place prim

but di miller is still struggling with the fallout from the diesel scandal litigation costs fines penalties product recalls all these go on the balance sheet in the negative column. in order to be as cost efficient as possible cuts are made to personnel. we've outlined a plan and set clear targets for not cutting with a lawnmower as it were spreading cuts intelligently in different areas in our goal by the end of 2022 is to save 1400000000 and personnel costs us all costs of course . 1.4000000000 euros even before the pandemic as many as 15000 jobs are at stake. and major suppliers also want to cut thousands of jobs past mistakes are taking their toll on. the dog show it will be in history for many years the german automotive industry did not take the environmental movement seriously enough times be they have their quarterly reports on the stock exchange dick but they were not sustainable in an ecological sense vons now about coming back to bite them because the electric car that people always talk about isn't really here yet. in fact the race for new driving technologies is taking place pr

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miller, you don't deny that at least four people died in connection with january 6, correct? mr. miller: i don't have an answer to that. yes or no? it's not that easy. it's just not that easy. mr. krishnamoorthi: 140 police officers were injured, right? mr. miller: i don't know. mr. krishnamoorthi: and two capitol police officers later died by suicide, correct? mr. miller: i don't know. mr. krishnamoorthi: hundreds of people bridged the capitol, right? mr. miller: sorry? croiment: hundreds of rioters breached the capitol on january 6, correct? mr. miller: yes. mr. krishnamoorthi: i want to highlight a paragraph in a vanity fair article about you in january. in response to the critique that you were too slow responding to the january 6 breach, you said, quote, i know for an absolute fact that historians are going to look and go, those people had their game together. mr. miller, i have a picture of january 6 and what the nation saw on tv. i can assure you these pictures of mayhem and insurrection do not suggest anyone had their game together that day. let me turn your attention to a

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miller, you don't deny that at least four people died in kks with january 6th, correct? >> i don't know how to answer that. >> and you don't -- >> yes or no? it's not that easy. it's just not that easy. >> and 140 police officers were injured, right? >> i don't know. >> and two capitol police officers later died by suicide, correct? >> i don't know. that's what i read in the papers. >> hundreds of rioters breached the capitol on january 6th, correct? >> yes. >> sir, i want to highlight a paragraph in a vanity air article, you said, quote, i know for an absolute fact that historians are going to look and go those people had their game together. mr. miller, i have a picture of january 6th and what the nation saw on tv. i can assure you these pictures of mayhem and insurrection do not suggest anyone had their game together. let me turn you attention to another topic, namely russia. you said, quote, i have professional respect for how they do things. i kind of, you know, like professionally, i'm like, wow, they're doing pretty well and they're using a lot of irregular warfar

miller avenue. the city's downtown. some businesses, including the restaurant, piazza di angelo would like to see the street clothes to makeed outdoor dining area. that's how it was during last summer and fall when the pandemic took away indoor dining in restaurants de to sit out in the street anddr en run through the streets and the square we've had as if opera musicians performing within the closure regularly throughout last year. you know, it's just been it's become had become a gathering place, but it didn't work for everyone. the owner of sprouts, san francisco and interpreting children's clothing and toy store told us by phone closing the street men, a lack of parking near her shop, pregnant women or families with strollers will have a hard time parking further away and navigating their way to the store, therefore, making it less likely for that toe come shop for the past several months, the city tried keeping one lane open for cars in closing the other from thursdays. sundays that idea has been getting bad reviews that concerned there for the community was that it was not a safe because you still had one lane that w

miller avenue. the city's downtown. some businesses, including the restaurant, piazza di angelo would like to see the street clothes to makeng area. that's how it was during last summer and fall when the pandemic took away. indoor dining in restaurants desperately needed customers. we have a lot of families that coming to dine, and it was very popular for them to sit out in the street and let their children run through the streets and the square we've had, as if opera musicians performing within the closure regularly throughout last year. you know, it's just been it's become had become a gathering place, but it didn't work for everyone. the owner of sprouts, san francisco and infant in children's clothing in toy store told us by phone closing the street men, a lack of parking near her shop, pregnant women or families with strollers will have a hard time parking for their way and navigating their way to the store, therefore, making it less likely for that toe come shop for the past several months, the city tried keeping one lane open sundays that idea has been getting bad reviews that concerned there for the community was t

miller avenue. the city's downtown. some businesses, including the restaurant, piazza di angelo would like to see the street.ose to make room for enlarged outdoor dining area. that's how it was during last summer and fall when the pandemic took away. indoor dining in restaurants desperately needed customers. we have a lot of families that coming to dine, and it was very popular for them to sit out in the street and let their children run through the streets and the square we've had as if opera musicians performing within the closure regularly throughout last year. you know, it's just been it's become had become a gathering place, but it didn't work for everyone. the owner of sprouts, san francisco and interpreting children's clothing in toy store told us by phone closing the street men, a lack of parking near her shop, pregnant women or families with strollers will have a hard time parking for their way and navigating their way to the store, therefore, making it less likely for that toe come shop for the past several months, the city tried keeping one lane open for cars and clothes in the other from thursday

miller reporting from kenya. tremors have been shaking the northern province in the democratic republic of congo following saturday's eruption of the volcano. at least 15 died and scores more arm escaping -- missing after the volcano started spew lava. the situation on the ground is too chaotic for a thorough assessment of casualties and damage. >> aerial pictures show a trail of description, a community overrun by lava from saturday's volcanic eruption. hundreds of homes were destroyed. people told of how they had been forced to leave behind loved ones as the lava approached. >> i was with my husband to his old and couldn't leave the house because he is sick and couldn't walk. i said i cannot go alone and i went back to try to get him out but couldn't. i ran away and he got burned inside. i was sweating trying to lift an old man who died in the end. i lost my strength when i saw the lava coming. many more are missing since the eruption. the survivors are left filled with uncertainty about the fate of their family members and their own futures. there has been criticism of the authorities for failing to alert residents. it is incomprehensible how respectable

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david lee miller, fox news, ktvu, fox two news at five starts now, whether the beautiful the wind died out here. as always, though, it depends on who you ask. some people love the heat, while others will do anything to avoid it. whether you were in the east bay or san francisco, there are a lot of people spending this holiday outside. good evening, everyone i'm heather holmes in tonight for frank and i'm julie julie haener. the n officials started summer, combined with easing of many covid restrictions, had a lot of people thinking about heading outdoors reopened six flags hurricane harbor water park in concord, crown state beach and alameda was busy brighten early this morning that people hoping to stay cooland many of those we talked with today said they hope the hot weather doesn't hoping it's only a couple days. i do like to, um get out in the sun and but when it's too hot, i like to just kind of stay inside and hang out, felt good in the morning, maybe want to get up and get outside. health experts also advised to watch out for signs of heat exhaustion. they recommend staying hydr

miller, they're reporting from kenya. now china's have been shaking north, keep province in the democratic republic of congo. following saturdays eruption of mountain gone go. at least 15 people died and schools was missing after the volcano started spewing lava. provincial authorities say the situation on the ground is still to county for thorough assessment of casualties and damage. the very old pictures show a trail of destruction, a community over run by lava from saturdays, fatal volcanic eruption. hundreds of homes were destroyed in eastern congo. people told of how they'd been forced to leave behind their loved ones. as a lover approached me, i was with my husband, he's old and couldn't leave the house because he was sick and couldn't walk. i said to myself, i can't go alone. i went back to at least trying to get him out, but i couldn't. i ran away and he got burnt inside. when i was sweating, trying to lift an old man who died in the end, i lost my strength when i saw that the lava was coming against him. many, many more people are missing since the erection, the survivors left filled with uncertainty about the fate of their family members. and their own futures. has been

miller you don't deny that at least four people died in connection with january 6th, correct? >> i don't know how to answer that. >> it just is not that easy. 140 police officers were injured, right? and to capitol police officers later died by suicide, correct? >> i don't know. hundreds of rioters breached the capital, right? >> yes. >> i want to highlight a paragraph about you that in response to the critique that you were to slow responding to the breach you said i no for an absolute fact that historians are going to look and go those people had their game together. i have a picture of january 6th and what that nations hall on tv. i can assure you these pictures of mayhem and insurrection do not suggest anyone had their game together that day. let me turn your attention to another topic mainly russia. i have professional respect for how they do things and i kind of, you know, like professionally they are doing pretty well and using a lot of warfare concept information all this stuff in a way that is good on them. according to the odni on march 10, 2021. i didn't read the re

hanks, playing captain miller, the guy tasked with the mission of going out and finding private ryan, one of three sons that he had to bring back because the other two sons had diedis pulled in -- he pulls in matthew damon, pulls him in close as he's dying and he says, earn this, earn this. and at that point in the film it fades to 1944 to today where private ryan is now an old man visiting the cemetery in normandy. and he turns to his wife and says, tell me i'm a good man. that's what all of us have who have served with these young men and women who have given their lives in support of their country. we want to make sure we earn it for them as well. sorry about that. >> no, don't -- don't apologize for that at all, general. let me ask you about a general who you know well, who is now the defense secretary, secretary austin. our barbara starr had an exclusive interview with him and there was some propaganda from russia, from china, even from some u.s. officials who question the softening of the military. he says he doesn't lose a minute's sleep. your concern for the u.s. military softening? >> i have none. they are not soft at all. the men and women that serve in

miller-meeks. it is named after sergeant ketchum who divide by 20 -- who died by suicide in 2016. my heart goes out to his family and friends. i'm honored to support this bill today in brandon's memory and i urge all of my colleagues to join me in supporting it and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. takano: madam speaker, at this time i'd like to yield five minutes to my good friend and author of h.r. 2441, the gentlewoman from iowa and representative cindy axne -- cynthia axne. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from iowa is recognized for five minutes. mrs. axne: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to honor an iowan, a marie answer -- marine, and a fallen hero, brandon ketchum. i'm also here to make a promise to his mother, bev. when i introduced this legislation, i told bev that brandon's story was one that would ensure other veterans get the mental health that they need. and today we're here to take that next step in keeping that promise. five years

officers, one of whom died, one of whom committed suicide, one of whom had a heart attack from being attacked by a throng, and 140 of them who were injured on that day. >> i guess, matt millert cause that is imploring republicans to do the right thing. it's taken me a long time, but i accept and recognize that. what i still grapple with, and maybe this is a personal problem, is how do you turn your back on the people who were mutilated so you weren't? >> yeah. especially after for the last year, you've been telling everyone who would listen that you back the police and are going to support the police and then when it actually comes time in congress to support the police who were attacked on that day, many of whom suffered grievous injuries, to completely walk away from them. i think, nicole, that this vote really is about the future as much as it's about the past. yes, we need to find out the answers to all the questions that carol posed, but the reason we need to find out those questions and the reason this needs to be a bipartisan commission with responsible republicans sitting on it as well as democrats asking these questions and getting to the truth is so we can have a