this is donovan, and he wanted to know about their met opera and quoting doors at dark donovan. he, it's racist history making a black op or is big, but it's a hell, a sad that he took this long to do this. ah 138. yes. that me and now the rest was donovan doris in south. well, here's the thing you know about this, you know, wow, i'm very proud of my heritage. i'm very proud of everybody. let's in this production, we made oper. you know, we're not trying to be separate us in our up. and i think this really important. karen is my sister and we know we've had a lot of conversations and one of the things that we have never talked about is her being a black soprano. we talked about her being an amazing soprano. it just so happens that she's african american just so happens that the story is told through the lens of the african american community. but you know, there are other communities, asia commute ever, all peoples of what different walks of life who have stores towel. and i think that's where i think we start to fall short. you know, one guy asked me, did it, did i think that w

well, let's now speak to paula donovan in boston. she's the co director of aids free world and it's code blue campaign to end impunity for sexual offences by un personnel. paula, that's the a long list of reforms that the ws has put out, but notably, no mention of criminal prosecution or domestic accountability. what do you make of their response? i think it's, it's frightening, frankly, it's a step backward and for impunity, or it's a step forward for impunity. it's a step backward for the u. n. d u n, and w h o, in this instance, part of the u. n is acting like an oligarchy. they are not doing what the u. n. is supposed to do, which is to set and then uphold standards to promote the rule of law, due process and so forth. instead, they've decided to take matters into their own hands, and they are put in complete control over criminal matters. these are felony crimes that people from w h o in other parts of the you and have been accused of. and they, they should never be handled by w h o. i challenge the definition of the w h o commi

donovan solano lines to center. enough for wilmer flores to tag and score, 2-1.n the dodgers break it open in the top of the sixth with bases loaded. cody bellinger has struggled this season but doubles up, two runs score, l.a. 6-1. will smith smacks a solo home run to left. l.a. beats the giants 9-2. >> obviously looking forward to turning the page on tonight's game. getting ready for los angeles. wasn't our best effort tonight. dodgers just swung the bats better than us, made more pitches than us, more plays than us. >> they're a tough team, never going to go away just like we're not going to go away. unfortunately things swung their way tonight. >> still feeling good about ourselves. tough team, obviously. just got to go out there and get them. >> as we've done all season long, we'll turn the page, get ready for off day of preparation and game three. >> this series shifts from san francisco to los angeles for games three and four on monday and tuesday. live at oracle park in san francisco, anthony flores, nbc bay area news. back to studio. >> i'm not that disa

miss donovan, whenever you're ready. >> clerk: miss donovan, i just pulled you out of listeners. >> thankiscernible] for supervisor stefani in district 2? last year, we were made aware of a [indiscernible] in district 2 because of their business signage at the crux of this enforcement case and after discussions with the planning department, we understood that one of the issues i believe with the signage was that there was [indiscernible] on both sides of the business projecting sign and their awning. after researching this issue and seeing how other businesses have signage citywide, it seemed that this situation wasn't unique. there are about 400 businesses citywide that currently have sign copy on both their projecting sign and their awning. many of these businesses are in the city's cultural heritage district, and after some discussion with the planning department staff and subject matter experts, the director wanted to move forward with a code change which would alleviate signage for about 400 businesses and allow them to have sign copy on projected signs and their awnings. without thi

that will you gotta was pulling it up for when convenient. donovan n cookie. window came back all. yeah, and i get back to donald and that's way header, the clerk, either wilbur, she'd have to have openings on them by chance i wasn't gonna do who in appealed to increase the sentence, but in vain. however, the family's lawyer believes this case stands as a wake up call for women in south korea. to go out. we've been doing there for bonnie on duty. totally one can go on for me. one of the one i see i need is a little higher to be a manageable needed much british with nobody following do her as death. more than $200000.00 self green, signed a petition demanding harsher penalties for filming, and distributing sexual acts without consent. lou easy young activists to has been fighting against the proliferation of hidden cameras for years. but that didn't stop her from becoming a victim herself. oh, whatever comes honey. let's go wrong to get it handled. how dante, young up, doggie, do not want to go. good. oh, oh, not p, nothing with an article on j to it and one pound on its own router

well, the point has been made, for instance, by the great poly donovan of the code blue campaign that in effect w h o has been tasked with investigating itself. this is what it's been doing. it's tapped itself with investigating itself, and incidentally in the process it's offered sweeping exonerations of as i said, it's senior officials of director general pedro of in send an incident manager manager michelle. yeah. mike ryan and the number of other senior officials and this is sort of curious for a number of reasons. a w h o is not a sovereign state. it can't offer a criminal prosecutions. and it should get out of the way for national authorities to prosecute individuals responsible for the massive crimes which have been documented by journalists and by w h o commission. but furthermore, or director general pedros personally visited the bowl as phone 14 times. he was a personal friend to one of the individual was accused of abuse. another of the individuals accused of abuse was a senior official member. the name of the car was a senior official within the response w h o in gauge and

o employees and aid workers, the staff for the democratic republic of congo to fight ebola. paula donovan is the co director of a free world and it's code blue campaign to ends. impunity for sexual offenses by un personnel. she says the us hasn't responded strongly enough. i think it's, it's frightening, frankly, it's a step backward for impunity, or it's a step forward for punitive to step backwards for the un, the u. n. and w h o, in this instance, part of the un is acting like an oligarchy. they are not doing what the u. n. is supposed to do, which is to set and then uphold standards to promote the rule of long due process and so forth. instead, they've decided to take matters into their own hands, and they are putting complete control over criminal matters. these are felony crimes that people from w h o and other parts of the un has been accused of. and they, they should never be handled by w h o. i challenge the definition of w h o commission as independence, w h o appointed its own 2 commissioners and then led this entire process which just delayed justice and still there is absolut

we've heard from donovan sources that at least 5 people have been killed and others have put the number a lot higher. but this is significant because fall of on hot been speaking about security, a safety in this country, unprecedented piece. and it appears that those attacks which have been happening on the outskirts in july, alabama, in other areas, have not come to the capital couple. and we'll just talk us through some more of the significance of this attack. because as you mentioned, it's the 1st attack in kabul since the taliban came to power and a lot of the taliban is big sale to the population is that we are the ones who can keep e safe. so what does this attacks do in the minds of people who are in the country looking and hoping for security was what the taliban have been telling the people of afghanistan is that now they are in power. there is unprecedented peace, there is no corruption and they are going to build upon that. everything else that the rest of the world has been asking them to do. and now dis attack in the heart of the capital at a very secure location tells the

final play of the first half the browns baker mayfield throws for it all to the end zone and hopes donovanuls in a 57 yard score momentum for the browns to take to the locker room. as they head in trailing 23 14, but the cardinals weren't phased. kyler murray and just in the pocket finds deandre hopkins running free in the back of the end zone. that was one of four touchdown passes for murray. as the cardinals were 37 to 14 winners. they remained the league's only undefeated team. now at six and o, leading the murderer candace parker in her hometown trying to leave the wnba's chicago sky to its first league championship. this guy trading the phoenix mercury by. three points, parker time to set herself and nail the three pointer to tie the game at 72 with 1 57 to play next possession still ties courtney vandersloot with the beauty of the past is stephanie golson and chicago is ahead for good. the sky outscores phoenix, 26 to 11 in the fourth quarter to win 82 74 1, chicago's first w nba title, and that will get everybody in the arena excited. nascar and fort worth, texas were one drivers ea

joseph donovan who was successfully using facts from the aids patients, fauci declined to act citing the need for an clinical trial. he was focused on the aids vaccine of course which never materialized. 2015 interview, he said that delaying the use of the prophylaxis showed an egregious negligence by perpetrators claiming to protect those with aids. the peoples whose responsibility was to look after them and had compassion or interest. it could have prevented tens of thousands of deaths. he specifically named fauci as one of those perpetrators. now, fauci has been occurring favor since the early days at nih. 2005 book about the eight epidemic shows how larry kramer booked a audience with fauci and if you want an appointment, we do not call the secretary, you call the press officers who booked their talks and interviews like movie stars. you could have easily advocated awareness as a preventative treatment and the fact that the federal aid czar influence is and was infamous. it's the same tony fauci. fast forward. remember, you do. he dismissed promisee therapeutics like hydroxychlor

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it's and donovan solano comes in to take the catch and that'll do it giants take game one and shut out the dodgers. 2 nothing. here's manager gabe kepler after the game on the impressive performance of the youngster. steve logan west into 3rd. >> i think the demeanor and the really stood out tonight. i the dribble or that he wasn't able to execute on in the 4th. at times in the passes kind of. frustrate him and visibly frustrated him. and tonight you can just see him turn the page in his mind and get back to executing pitches in the zone. but for me it was it was definitely composure was the demeanor was the >> big stage. you know, incredible atmosphere and whether you just kind of channel all of that and his performance tonight. >> game 2 of the nlds coming up tonight at 6. '07. all be out there and kron 4 will be bringing you all of the action. kevin gausman on the mound for the giants. it should be a fun one. you guys, back to you. >> everybody is betting these days and that made with governor gavin newsom means senator alex padilla. he's from southern california in the san fernando

donovan baron became jodi's unofficial spokeswoman and twitter administrator. >> you actually operate yes. >> but those are jodi's words? >> everything that's on there comes from jodi. those are her thoughts. those are her opinions. >> jodi used twitter to sell her own original artwork and to make points she couldn't make on the witness stand. in one she needled prosecutor martinez. "hmm, anger management problems, anyone? " another tweet was more snarky. intimating that martinez was afflicted with little man syndrome. that comment has since been deleted. but all of this attention helped elevate the public persona of ron martinez. a once anonymous bulldog of a prosecutor. now a prominent co-star in the jodi show. just ask some of the trial tourists, the mostly women who traveled from around the country to witness the trial firsthand. >> ron martinez, you never know what he's going to pull out of his hat. >> he's travis's voice and we admire him for that. >> oh, yeah. >> sisters amy markham and dawn johnson both took the week off from their jobs in st. louis in hopes of getting a rings

he struck out the side in the bottom of the 5th very gets donovan solano to end the ending is best yetoat. barry bonds, always a huge ovation by giants fans. and right after that, both teams finally got things going on offense. top of the 6 corey seager slaps one into left field mookie betts who have 4 hits. he was tremendous all series comes on around to score the dodgers draw first blood it one. nothing. bets he was mvp for a reason. all right. bottom of the frame. the phillies great. he was hitting hard all night. his first 3 at-bats warning track power. that one got out of the park solo homerun. crowd goes nuts. a man. all right. steph and draymond green champions in their own right watching. there's i should as well taking in the game. the giants have their own assassin right here he finishes the night with a strikeout and he is high. i was hyped. sit down. cody. and the 7th web only gave up a run over 7 innings struck out 7. did his part top of ace la with a couple runners on comey loads of all, he's been so great all season. he gets trey turner the fly out to get out of the jam

hh struck out the side in the bottom of the 5th 3 got donovan solano there to end the ending school.ds always gets an ovation. he doesn't have to pay for drinks here and right after that bomb must rubbed off on people because both teams finally got offense go top of the 6. corey seager slaps one into left field. mookie betts. he had 4 hits. he comes around to score and the dodgers draw first blood. >> betts is so good. all right. bottom of the frame. they're rough. he hit the ball night. his first to hit for warning track power that one. a little more than a warning track solo home run the crowd going crazy. >> we've got a tie game baby. all right, steph and draymond to champions in their own right. i sta. >> with staff. you love to see the support. back to wet. here is the future. he is the future of the organization. he finishes off his night with a huge strikeout. you can see the intensity. bellinger was the one who struck out their web only gave up a run in 7 innings struck out 7 dodgers. a la with a couple runners on camille of the ball. trey turner to fly out of the j. all righ

somewhere in the end zone was donovan peoples-jones and he came down with it with the second touchdowngot the last laugh and alone in the back of the end zone and one of the touchdown passes and they got it 37-14 and remain unbeaten at 6-0 for the first time since 1974. bill belichick and the patriots at home up 1 on the cowboys with less than three minutes play and mac jones passed off the hands of henry and picked up by trey bendix and return for a throw ahead touchdown in the second turnover of the game for jones and look how he handled it and it hit for a 75 yard touchdown play and the patriots went back up 29-26 with over two minutes left but in the last field goal they marched down in overtime and dak prescott and ceedee lamb and a walk up with a game- winner 445 yards and 3 touchdowns for prescott as the cowboys beat the patriots 35 -29 and they are 5 and one. >> a must win game for the chicago sky and the wnba championship was on the line and chicago was up two minus one and wanted to win it at home and parker drilled a three pointer and tied it and 13 rebounds and six points a

an infield pop out at first coming in is donovan solano. he will make the catch.hat'll do it for the giants. they walk away with the win a huge win it that the giants lead the dodgers. now one nothing in the nlds 3rd and king has got be a party right now and that's where we find kron 4 sports reporter kate rooney. she joins us now live. oracle park. kate, what was the atmosphere like down there at the ballpark. kyle and it was the giants. first time back in the postseason since 2016 and no, the atmosphere did not disappoint chance of beat la started before the fans even came into the stadium and continued until 2030 minutes after that final out. >> so excited for these fans to be back here experiencing baseball in october tonight was logan webb night. you talked about a lot in that highlight just how good was web? i'm gonna go ahead and steal a little nugget i found from espn reporter jeff passan. he's one of only 3 giants pitchers in the postseason to put up 7, 2, thirds innings. 0 runs 10 strikeouts. the other 2 pitchers tim lincecum and madison bumgarner. prett

through some of the people that i've talked about on the cover of the book that's the great jeff donovan holding his tommy gun. he always said the tommy gun was my great love. he was a hard man and a great man and his son spent their life in the military as well. next please. this is the only group photo we have to x troop. they trained in wales because their co was from wales. that's him lying down next to their mascot bulldog. that's our only group photo x troop. >> what was the mascot's name ? >> i hate to say it, it was called bulldog so i never mentioned him. that's peter masters on the bicycle. i got this photo from his son about him in the pioneer core . it was hard labor basically and they were desperate to fight. that's the great commanding officer who these men loved and were indevoted to, brian jones the welshman who was devoted to his men. he never made them do something he wouldn't do for so if they had to practice jumping out of an airplane he'll go first always . that's just a stock photo of the inter-allied can command queuing their training on the cliffs . next please. a

the final play of the half the browns baker mayfield throws for it all to the end zone and hopes donovanlves in 57 yards score momentum for the browns to take to the locker room. as they head in trailing 24 13, but the cardinals weren't phase kyler murray, just in the pocket finds deandre hopkins running free in the back of the end zone. that was one of four touchdown passes for murray. the cardinals 37 to 14 winners. they remained the league's only undefeated team now at six and oh, if you're giants fan and still wondering whatever happened to those clutch two out hits against the dodgers. the answer is they were being saved up by the atlanta braves, braves and dodgers meeting tonight in game two of the nlcs what. former braves star dale murphy first boarding a hank aaron jersey, then a tribute to current harold austin riley before throwing out the first pitch. the game was another classic between two teams. seventh inning 22 game. the dodgers chris taylor groups on the center off luke jackson with the bases loaded. guillermo heredia can't decide how to play the ball gets by him. that g

this is michael donovan, my advisor on issues related to what we are dealing with politically.s is amy thomas amy -- t homasini. you just made me a hero. >> [laughter] pres. biden: she knows more about par and policy than i do and she is smarter than i am -- foreign policy than i do and she is smarter than i am. he is a former colonel of the united states army and delta force and he is my doctor. they assigned me a dr. -- doctor. >> my pleasure. thanks. pres. biden: she tries to keep me in line. i hope you find this gift from the united states appropriate. thank you. this is his message for renewed peace. well, thank you, thank you, thank you. i can presume -- pres. biden: he gives to warriors and leaders. and you are the most significant warrior for peace i have ever met. with your permission, i would like to be able to give you the coin. as -- it has the u.s. seal on the front. what is different with this coin, i know my son would want me to get this to you because the back of it has the state of delaware, the 261st unit my son served with. the tradition is --i am only kiddin

this is michael donovan, my advisor on issues related to what we are dealing with politically.his is amy thomas amy -- t homasini. you just made me a hero. >> [laughter] pres. biden: she knows more about par and policy than i do and she is smarter than i am -- foreign policy than i do and she is smarter than i am. he is a former colonel of the united states army and delta force and he is my doctor. they assigned me a dr. -- doctor. >> my pleasure. thanks. pres. biden: she tries to keep me in line. i hope you find this gift from the united states appropriate. thank you. this is his message for renewed peace. well, thank you, thank you, thank you. i can presume -- pres. biden: he gives to warriors and leaders. and you are the most significant warrior for peace i have ever met. with your permission, i would like to be able to give you the coin. as -- it has the u.s. seal on the front. what is different with this coin, i know my son would want me to get this to you because the back of it has the state of delaware, the 261st unit my son served with. the tradition is --i am only kidd

>>[speaking italian] >> this is michael donovan,. this is amy thomasine e. you just made me a hero. letting me introduce her. this is anthony. she knows more about foreign policy than i do and she is smarter than i am. o'connor, a colonel in the united states army. delta force he is my doctor, , they had to assign me a doctor. she tries to keep me in line. >> speaking italian][ >> [speaking italian] >> [i hope you find this gift from the united states appropriate. thank you. ]] >> this is his message for world peace. he has signed this to you. pres. biden: thank you. thank you, thank you, for my library. >> in st. peter's square. president biden: well, your holiness, i did not presume. >> [speaking italian] [no audio] pres. biden: i am not sure it is appropriate, but there is a tradition in america. that the president has what is called a commemorative coin. that he gives to warriors and leaders. and, you are the most significant warrior for peace on -- peace i have ever met. with your permission, i would like to be able to give you this coin. it has the u.s. seal on the front, and

the fourth witness, donovan james lowe was the second administrator from 2002 to 2003. he came to tsa from his position as commandant of the coast guard, the role he was in on the day of the 9/11 attacks. as one of the earliest leaders of tsa, he oversaw the launch of many of tsa's operational activities and the hiring of tens of thousands of newly minted tsa employees. he later served as deputy secretary of homeland security under president george w. bush. capping off a career in public service, spanning more than four decades. without objection, the witness's full statement will be inserted in the record. i ask the administrator to summarize his statement for five minutes. >> representative thompson and distinguished members of this committee, thank you for holding this morning's hearing and for your comments and your opening statements. i appreciate the opportunity to appear with three distinguished former members of tsa. they each continue to make substantial contributions to our country and they are all friends and colleagues. it has been my honor to build on the f

donovan got up and he lost his temper and i felt threatened so i'm going to call the fbi or local official justice. next thing you know they are knocking at the door saying there is a board of education person who felt threatened by your words and your tone and maybe the meaning i'm going to take action or this can't stand i took that personally. so the interpretation of a threat is what worries me. steve: well, thankfully, the fbi doesn't arrest anybody just on if somebody's feelings are hurt. brian: but the investigation costs you money. you have got to get a lawyer to push back. steve: this is a symptom of a politicized department of justice doing what, you know, obviously advocacy group is interested in and that is shutting parents up. you know, the cr it meetings that we see loudoun county and elsewhere. fix that pull the plug. if you don't have any yelling you don't have good videotape. ainsley: ms. king is saying get out of the public school system mass exodus do it together so we can send a message. they cannot indoctrinate our children. brian: they're sketching the next parent. ai

joining me now from cardiff is marc donovan, the chief pharmacist for boots, who have launched theirramme in recent weeks. it is in support of the nhs, of course. the largest winter flu vaccination roll—out in the history of boots. give us an idea of the scale of it and how it compares to previous years. scale of it and how it compares to previous yew-— scale of it and how it compares to previous years. good afternoon. to su ort previous years. good afternoon. to suoport the — previous years. good afternoon. to suoport the nhs — previous years. good afternoon. to support the nhs to _ previous years. good afternoon. to support the nhs to deliver - previous years. good afternoon. to support the nhs to deliver its - support the nhs to deliver its biggest flu vaccination programme we at boots are delivering our biggest flu vaccination programme. we are seeing high demand for flu vaccination this year. we booked over1 million appointments but still have plenty available. our message to patients is to book as soon as you can. message to patients is to book as soon as you can-— message to p