jonathan: elliott, a clinic in education. elliott ackerman.ollow the map more than anyone i know. where is your focus shifting to? tom: the plexi. i'm sorry, but it is about water and the navy. that is the ancient peter the great russian heritage. they need a path to the black sea. will they moved to edessa? i don't know -- odessa? i don't know. this week has been a dearth of information about how ukraine responds to the black sea advance of the russians. jonathan: how important is it in that respect that turkey is the mediator? tom: it has to do with turkey being in a sensitive position. what i would focus on more than turkey is the comment that nato on romania, the buildout of the western world on the shores of the black sea. that's a great mystery one, 2, 5 years out. jonathan: counting you down to payrolls. that report is 35 minutes away. up .4% on the s&p. crude lower by 120%. the white house on oil, next. ♪ >> in the equity markets there is more optimism around the fed being able to rein in inflation. >> they want to ca deceleration in i

elliott's argument is it should be doing better given the monster move in oil. a word look at this chart it shows the cumulative total return if of the large cap oil producers in north america since may 2nd of 2019 which is with the current ceo mark little took over during this period, sun corp has been the second worst performer in the group while all of the other canadian oil, look at these figures. wow, i mean that is incredible that is real under-performance so why is sun core behind his rivals it is been dragged down by poor execution and a terrible safety record on the execution force, they have higher production costs than its peers and they haven't been able to lower of the cost by competitors and -- [ inaudible ] production like tar oil grew production at double-digit clip. plus they're total production has come in at our below the low end of the forecast in every year since 2019. at the very left management does have a prediction problem. more importantly sun core has a disastrous safety report since 2014 they've had 12 fatality as mong employees and c

elliott is a big fan. he met the character who plays the fictional whiz kid. >> the awesome thing. he is very smart. possibly smarter than sheldon. the 213-year-olds are friends. >> an amazing friend. >> the thing i love about young sheldon. it makes being a nerd cool. >> reporter: elliott plans to continue studies at the university of minnesota as a phd. he wants to become a professor.>>> coming up. from talon in the classroom to skills on the stage. this dancing kid has a viral video. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school. we have a lot in common. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber. now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. >>> coming up at 5 with ryan. bumping up that pay for child care and preschool workers. a new plan could solve a staffing shortage. >>> finally at 3. you may think you ha

david elliott lewis. i'm a long time member of the police department crisis intervention team mental health working group. this is an advisory group of volunteers that advises on the apartment c.i.t. program, so i've been a part of this since about 2014, and i've noticed great progress in officers' training, in deescalation, and less use of force by those trained. it's been a really successful program. it's a small department of six, i think led by lieutenant mario molina. they're all hard working. half of them are training, half of them are field, and they do field operations, and they're amazing. it's taken a while for the core message of taking time, distance, and building rapport to take effect, but it's happening. we're seeing less use of force in apprehending suspects, and good work to the officers who have been trained to running the program, and my name is david elliott lewis. thank you. >> clerk: hello, caller. your two minutes starts now. >> hello. my name is [indiscernible] they're not only dis

he was put in after elliott and others had influence at the company. essentially a company guy at this point. he is steering the boat for the current investors. free speech has not ever been the case with a company like twitter. it is a public company and its about the speech of those who own and run it and that is what elon musk is interested in. elon musk is interested in expanding his speech and power and what he wants to use it for. caroline: is it a regulatory tape that we need? is there involvement necessary? >> i saw on the list of things being discussed with employees and nowhere did i see how to regulate government. including our own in the united states on these platforms. we still don't talk enough about how much the federal government pushes out federal propaganda on these platforms. that is probably something he doesn't want to draw attention to. it's less about the edit button. this is not about the typos. this is about being able to assert some control over our government, to push back, maybe when he does not like what the sec is doing.

joining us to talk about the sector, elliott robinson pretty fascinating framework, elliott.ion is still part of that equation, right? >> that's right. i mean, if we take a step back and we look at the best merger cloud index, this represents the 78 best cloud software companies in the public market those are down about 28% year to date but the top are garnering 11 x of four revenue multiple down from 23 times in q4 of last year so as you have been talking about all day, interest rates go up, cost of capital goes up, companies that have a widening bridge towards that pathway to profitability and free of profil be penalized even more harshly by the street. as we enter the summer months and look at the software, we're analyzing companies to make sure the top line growth rate and the profit margin are healthy as they think about the quarters ahead. >> elliott, it's great to have you. it's deirdre i know you think that can re-open in the third quarter what leads to that especially as we start to see valuations in private markets follow their public counterparts. do you think that

. >> reporter: among them, this longtime fan, elliott simpson. >> i am taking my son. we are elated. >> reporter: it is could be as much as 1000 bucks. he found a pair in his budget. >> i have never taken my son to any events like this. >> reporter: ticket in hand, it was time to surprise his son. >> i just bought tickets for the warriors came saturday. >> okay. >> so, you be ready to go. it is meaningful because i do not get to see my son that much because he is working. he lives in modesto. >> it's a community. we want to bring everyone in and together. >> reporter: coming together means wearing the clothes. >> i am decked out. i will be decked out. head to toe. complete warrior. all the way. >> reporter: together it matters to this dad. >> my father died in 1975. >> reporter: he did not get this time with his mom so he is making it happen for his son. >> it's important because you lose touch. you lose touch with the family. >> reporter: regardless of new advances in the series, elliotts family had already won. >> this is a way of giving back and getting together wit

and marathon runner elliott keep sugar, indeed, defies human standard. especially since the kenyan broke records in vienna, in 2019. as the 1st human in history keep choke, it broke the to our barrier at an astonishing average pace of completing one kilometer in 2 minutes. 50 seconds in 2021. he won his 2nd olympic gold medal, but that's still not enough. now it's $37.00. keep talking dreams about winning all 6 abbot world. marathon major. but who's the person behind the world famous athlete? where does he get his unbreakable mental strength from? we wanted to find out and travel to his farm near elder it an exclusive private moment with elliott keep chuck. yeah. it's a very big form. it's very beautiful. oh, you don't plan on retiring? no, no, no, but though not yet, but they both. but before bowling all over the place, so we all will eventually here. but you won't stop running, i'm guessing maybe not competing or not. so from here. yes. how many years has it been now? it's, it's a beaming anyways. this is the eating fear. when you see everything that y

obviously, these pictures are shocking, but i don't think they're really surprising. >> elliott, you and they say it's his invasion, suggesting that the russian people don't support it. can you separate the two? and how do ukrainians see it? look, do they think that put zinn acting alone without the support of the russian people? actually, i know they don't, quite frankly. >> no, you're right, don. they don't. a ukrainian friend of mine was originally saying is it putin who is setting up black markets across the border in russia to sell ukrainian goods, is it putin and hundreds of putins who committed the atrocities in bucha? obviously it's not. at a certain point this becomes the russian people's war as well. and you know, when we look at russian national identity, there's always been this thread that a key component of russian national identity is standing against the decadence of the west and even saving the world from the decadence of the west, whether it's defeating napoleon in the 11th century, hitler in the 20th century. and when putin calls zelenskyy a nazi it's really a gest

david elliott lewis. i'm a long time member of the police department crisis intervention team mental health working group. this is an advisory group of volunteers that advises on the apartment c.i.t. program, so i've been a part of this since about 2014, and i've noticed great progress in officers' training, in deescalation, and less use of force by those trained. it's been a really successful program. it's a small department of six, i think led by lieutenant mario molina. they're all hard working. half of them are training, half of them are field, and they do field operations, and they're amazing. it's taken a while for the core message of taking time, distance, and building rapport to take effect, but it's happening. we're seeing less use of force in apprehending suspects, and good work to the officers who have been trained to running the program, and my name is david elliott lewis. thank you. >> clerk: hello, caller. your two minutes starts now. >> hello. my name is [indiscernible] they're not only dis

elliott williams, joan biskupic and nia-malika 00henderson with me. to speak much, but we should seize on every word. remember every word because witness she puts on the black robe and goes to the court, we'll hear even less, right? >> so true, john. remember, they don't have cameras in the courtroom. we won't see these kind of scenes. and as a group, they don't like to be out in public that much. judge jackson, around washington, actually has been much more of a figure. she would be in -- go to shakespearean events. often sit on courts and do panels. we might see more of her. but as a group, we will not see much of justice jackson. >> the vice president of the united states and judge ketanji brown jackson. ♪ >> "hail to the chief" playing on the south lawn of the white house. the president walking out with the vice president and judge ketanji brown jackson. the president will speak first. and then now u.s. court of a appeals judge ketanji brown jackson. justice breyer will continue on the supreme court for the rest of this term. usually ends in june

>> no but i was in the same room in 1968 i wanted taken from elliott richardson secretary as a guestof the massachusetts delegation of the convention and then i got a job and i had a lot of money to pay for airfare and hotel in august and 68 and of the floor of the convention and the rockefeller demonstration but i remember the first time at the convention monday you we spoke. i remember we were in the same room and i was a long way from the podium. the next best thing i interviewed 175 people for the dewey book. a lot of these are people that never talked, it was because they refused to talk. best of all dewey has assumed secretary for 37 years lauren laffey was her name and she knew where all the bodies were buried. he was a real prosecutor and he did not put a lot of things on paper i single death story came out of that relationship first of all the reconstruction and almost met in a way that it never been attempted before. in 1952 this goes to the question of the continued influence. he had one last chance robert taft by the way not just for personal reasons, he thought he was an

elliott, let me come to you. we heard from the president.ge jackson endured, using his words, during the confirmation hearings amounts to verbal abuse. republicans complained about how kavanaugh was treated but was this different? >> you know, look, the entire process of selecting judiciary nominees is just broken. and tainted. and look, victor, in the last day, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has acknowledged that he may not bring up any nominees if he's majority leader begin. there is time to talk about how tainted and dirty the process, but this should be a day of joy for all americans. think about not just the black boys and girls seeing ketanji brown jackson but the white kids growing n growing up in a world where a supreme court justice could be a black woman and that is their framing and notion of what the supreme court looks like. so it is a horrible process now. consider that she only got three republicans supporting her. it is just a couple of years ago john roberts had 22 dpemocrats supporting him. in the last years it has

he was the choice of elliott management and jack dorsey to take over the reins of the company. what did elon musk do? he tweeted a meme, of course, and the meme depicted basically, there you see on your screen, him as joseph stalin, the soviet dictator, pushing the secret head of police, jack dorsey, into a river. all we ever have to go off with elon musk is cryptic tweets and memes. but you read into that that perhaps elon musk does not have the best opinion of the current twitter ceo. we have not had a response from twitter yet, by the way. that is what one action could be , raising the question of leadership in the company. guy: there are others that want to build social media platforms. this is a buy, not build strategy. donald trump wants to build. what does it mean for his spac? ed: the spac taking donald trump's media company public is down pretty significantly this monday moaning. there's news that two executive directors of that spac have resigned. but it is interesting, much like trump that criticized mainstream media, musk has chris sized mainstream media. -- musk ha

amanda: i think -- elliott: i think everyone should pay attention to what happened in the shaking ofws is a profound shift in the power dynamics that exist not only in naval warfare, but in all of warfare, in which the under guns, underequipped ukrainians are basically using a swarm of drones to disorient the sensors and then hit it with two neptune missiles. it shows the power of those types of anti-ship platforms, and that is a trend we should be paying attention to as we consider how powerful the u.s. navy might be matched against a similar threat in the south china sea or anywhere else. tom: how will it change, to bring it back to your marine service, the land battle in ukraine? how does a naval shock like that affect the prosecution of mr. putin's war? amanda: to go -- eliot: to go one level larger, we have what i would call a platform centric version of warfare, meaning we invest in these extremely expensive platforms, whether it is our aircraft carriers that cost billion's of dollars or our state-of-the-art fighter planes. our defense strategy is built around these platforms.

the same room. [ laughs ] very large room in 1968 at the ripe age of 14, i wangled a ticket from elliott richardson's secretary as a guest of the massachusetts delegation to the republican convention, and then i got out, i got a job, i earned the money to pay for air fare and hotel and in august of '68, i was in miami, and on the floor of the convention in the rockefeller demonstration, but i remember the first day of the convention, monday, dewey spoke. the only time i was ever, you know, in the same room with him, and i was a long way from the podium, but i, the next best thing, i interviewed 175 people for the dewey book, and lots of these were people who had never talked either because, i mean they refused to talk or because no one had ever approached them, and the best of all, dewey had the same secretary for 37 years, lillian rossi was her name, and she knew where all the bodies were buried, and dewey being the old prosecutor didn't put a lot of things on paper. single best story came out of that relationship. first of all, i was able to reconstruct election night, 1948, almost min

they've made the very point elliott is making.s qualified, you may not agree with them completely, but they're qualified. let's not cast more doubt on the integrity of our institutions. >> some republicans used those hearings to amplify some of the attacks we'll see more and more in the lead up to the midterms trying to portray democrats as being soft on crime, even if, in particular for this judge, the record is there and sound. just in terms of this moment and i don't think you can say enough about the ripple effects here. my colleague has a piece today where she actually went back to cambridge. went and talked to the harvard black law students association and described how the law students there, you know, are setting up screenings for the hearings. so while we're focused on the divisiveness here, you have so many people that saw themselves in judge jackson as well that could be inspired by this. one moment i want to highlight in terms of this being possibly insular to the ivy league. the story also talks about how custodians a

my predecessor nicole elliott did an incredible job bringing together the individuals super-passionate about cannabis. >> the office was created in july of 2017. i came in early 2018. i have been able to see the office's development over time which is nice. it is exciting to be in the space, stickily in thinking about her leadership. >> looking for the office it is always we might be before my time when i was working for the forboard of supervisors. i learn new things every day it is challenging and rewarding for me. >> we get the privilege to work in an office that is innovating. we get to spearhead the robust exprogram. >> i am excited she came on board to leverage experience as a prosecutor 10 years as we contemplate enforcements but approaching it without replicating the war on drugs. >> i was hired by cam laharris. i haven't seen a district attorney that looked kind of like me. that could be a path in my life. i might not have considered it. it is important that women and certainly women of color and spaces of leadership really do their part to bring on and mentor as many young pe

have seen that in canada with a major player, suncor, being the target of an activist investor in elliottat are the big questions of these giant players will have to answer outside of benefiting from the higher price of oil? fernando: i echo regina on inflation, so actually being able to deploy capital and for how long you are going to target growth on top of growth. i think that capital discipline had come into the equation prior to the pandemic, and now it is more important than ever. she talked about the energy transition being an important factor in these decisions. italy important is to mitigate emissions from the current production. and to do so in a way where you also recover your returns. how do you put more capital to work without hurting returns as you did in 2008 to 2014, where the inflation in equipment really lead to a contraction in oil companies' returns and the triple digit oil prices? kriti: fernando, i want to know if you continue to see higher oil prices, an issue of production here, but you are talking about a lower growth output, especially from china, shouldn't that

joining us now, cnn legal analyst and former federal prosecutor elliott williams and lynn montgomery,nion 556. lynn, let me start with you. how do you feel about the masks coming off in airplanes? >> i think having the option to wear a mask or not wear a mask is a step towards normalcy, and one that we've all been anxious to see. >> you've seen a lot of violence on flights in this pandemic. do you think this will help? >> we're cautiously optimistic that this will help low are the number of unruly passenger incidents. as you know, flight attendants have been assaulted. they have been going home bloodied and bruised and we really have to weigh that safety factor as well as the other safety factors that come with covid. >> at this point, though there is still a chance the justice department could appeal this ruling. so when you think about the emotions around this issue, what if it gets reversed? what kind of position will you be in then? >> i think that, obviously, we're flight attendants. we have to apply any federal mandate that is going to be imposed, and we will do that with a smil

caroline elliott fox two news. alright, caroline. thank you.licans are split on the president's supreme court nominee, lauren blanchard in washington, where her confirmation stands coming up. countering a new florida law, critics say unfairly targets the l g b t q community coming up the inclusive campaign, just launched by new york's mayor. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. hide my skin? not me. and for kids ages 6 and up that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. with dupixent, you can change how their skin looks and feels. and that's the kind of change you notice. hide my skin? not me. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred vision, joint aches and

this is a weak board they've been pushed around back to what you mentioned with elliott here he didn't articulate a great plan at any time over the last couple of weeks. why this is a great business and undervalued when activists come into a story, they lay that out for the other shareholders and try to garner in interest and this is about some techno utopia free speechy kind of thing and there is a lot of stuff regarding s.e.c. and his prior tweeting, you know what i mean so i do think that he'll lose interest and move on and i don't think this is a particularly useful exercise but there should be some strategic interest we've talked about this for a long time. as we've seen the market cap, we've seen the ad business within amazon dwarf that of twitter this company doesn't not monetize it. it is poorly run and should be part of a larger platform. >> i don't know why i ask this question because i'm going to ask the question any way and the question is, you said that elon musk hasn't offered anything in terms of what he could do better but has management though? >> he has offered $54.20

that's carolina elliott live for us at cape canaveral. thank you so much. warriors trying to wrap up their playoff series against the denver nuggets and move into the second round. i've got a live report from chase center coming up. thank you, joe . look forward to that, and former u. s. marine has been released in a prisoner exchange with russia coming up. we're going to hear what his family had to say, plus whether the administration believes it could be a sign of improving relations with russia coming up. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school. we have a lot in common. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber. now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. out . are planning to be in san francisco. you may notice a little bit more car and foot traffic than usual. that's because

at the time, elliott's statement -- elliott said it was going to be a multi-year strategy that they wereee with you i thought originally the board was going to call elon's bluff on financing of this but it seems the other way around this deal apparently won't even have a go shop so when you say who else could offer more, i don't think twitter's board is going to find out. >> i don't think there's anyone that would i call mr. wonderful, mr. nice guy, i don't know, whatever o'leary is he's really not that nice. maybe he's wonderful he's wonderful when we have him on as a guest. do you ever see when when person, one shark comes up with a valuation and the other looks at him like he's crazy and they go down the list and nobody else is interested at all in what's being offered. that's what i find interesting. >> by the way, joe, i agree with you, but, that said, it's interesting to me that musk was the one -- if the report is correct, musk was the one fighting the go shop if everyone was so confident, why did muffing not allow the go shop >> it's interesting. it's obviously not based on finan

elliott ramos made his major league debut today.got a single his first at bat and we can get to video there any should. he went 2 for 3. all right. let's start this highlight. first batter for the giants offense later, he goes the opposite way. looks like a hit. but check out that cat jazz. chisholm. making a full body extension on that one. great play. bottom of the second. luke williams. he goes opposite field that was coming in to drop mauricio dubon scores. it's 2, nothing good guys. top of the night is now 3 to 2 giants don leone in for the save. and he gets jorge solera to pop up to end the game. leone struck out the other 2 batters he faced for that same giants win 3 to 2. they host the padres for 3 games that starts tomorrow evening at oracle. the a's in philly looking to avoid the sweep. oh, man, look at that beautiful skyline and philadelphia, top of the 7th a's up a run. billy mckinney gets all of this one. that's the center field in the bank. a's extend their lead to 2 on that solo blast. top of the 9th same score to off

this was on display the home cooking and it is the top prospect and say hello to the call up with elliottmo's the right-handed batter playing left field picking up the second inning and the giants down 1 in the first at-bat. he gets through and they score a base hit and later in the inning, rookie, you have the first hit and let's bring you home. he gets into the left-field and he scored all the way from first base to tie this game in the very next batter a fellow by the name of luke williams and his nickname seven gloves and a liner the left-field and the giants took the lead and it moves up to the fifth inning and they are up 3-2. he headed high and it looks like it was going out. but he was there for the robbery and a great catch. and the ninth inning, dominic staring down and getting a wave at it. the giants get it 3-2 winning the series 2 games to 1 and he went 2 for 3 one scoring in his major-league debut. >> best moment of my life. that is all i will say. it was great and after i got the first hit i was more relaxed and it was pretty good. >> don't think we could draw it up better

. >> now for baseball, elliott ramos going to reno, sent down to the minor leagues after today's game with the padres. about that matinee game today, a crowd at home plate, send it around, these two fellows. yeah. antoine richardson, third-base coach mike schultz, a media powwow after a perceived racially charged third inning dustup last night. as for today, i've been there, man. i feel your pain. oh man. padres with the old oakland a's green glove, could not blow it by luke williams. second inning and two rbi double, that's how you clear the bases, giants led 2-1 which was enough for logan webb. struck out seven and held san diego to one run over eight innings, a career-high. giants won the game, 2-1, took the series and finished the homestand with a record of 4-2. dodgers, clayton kershaw, a perfect seven innings, pulled after 80 pitches. derek rodriguez, not perfecter. the former giant gave up three home runs in just four pitches. cody belanger, debbie lucks, austin barnes, back to back to back, l.a. pounded minnesota 7-0 and swept the two-game series. now, this batter is petaluma

elliott is getting his bachelors of science next month from the university of minnesota. his mom said he started reading with no lessons and doing math at three years old and he wants to be a theoretical physicist and professor. tanner is actually a fan of the show young sheldon and he went out to visit the cast while filming and he met ian armitage who is sheldon and they are now friends. >> he was doing math that 3. >> that is not easy as it turns out. >> was i talking at age 3? >> you were. >> you are a whiz kid, right? >> definitely reading by three or four but i don't know when the math kicked in but i didn't finish college at age team. i was about age 24. we will look at what is happening and we do have some changes heading through this week and more temperatures inland but a parade of a storm system moving to the north won't bring any moisture, but it will squeeze the atmosphere and produce some periods of gusty wind and some of that is gusting already with cooler temperatures in store beginning tomorrow while the main remains and the rain chances are not only goin

rookie elliott ramos is not in the starting lineup, the giants top prospect had two hits in his big-league debut yesterday. he got an assist from brandon crawford. there's a lot going on when you get called up. ramos had to borrow a pair of cleats. >> i wear the same size as him. 12, yeah. >> it's got to be the shoes. >> i said thank you, i got a flow, now i got swagger. >> if i am ever called up by the cbs network i can borrow a pair of norah o'donnell's sneakers, but i don't think she has got them in my size. >> he forgot his sneakers? is that what happened? >> he needed to get up there and he needed cleats. has the same shoe size is brandon crawford. >> lucky. thanks. >>> a rooster that >>> finally, this evening, an update on a rooster that has been ruffling feathers in san francisco. they call him king henry iv and early this morning, his crowing kept waking up residence for months, so his owner gave him to animal care and control. >> there you go. officials say king henry is already causing trouble at his new home. they say he beat up the younger hands, so they had him moved to a pen

david elliott lewis. one of the projects that i've been working on the last four years is what i called c.a.r.t., and it's compassionate alternate response team. it's not to compete with police, but it's to see priority, 911 or 311 calls that involve homeless issues where the priority could be up and down -- could be panhandling, blocked doorways, things where the h.o.t. team would be sent to if they're available, but often, they're not. a c.a.r.t. team would be dispatched within 15 minutes, and it would do the work that many police officers don't want to do. they want to do police work and not social work. it's traumatizing to be homeless, and they create trauma, too, because of their life. so this is a solution, and i hope you're -- funding has been allocated, but no requests for proposal have been issued yet. it's in the department of emergency management, but it would be great to look at c.a.r.t. and see how they would help police. david elliott lewis. thank you very much. >> clerk: president elias, t

this year's winners include andrea elliott's invisible child. and surviving catton by jane rodgerska the annual prize is presented by the columbia journalism school and the neiman foundation for journalism at harvard university. and according to npd book scan print book sales fell close to 13% for the week ending march 20th. and joining us now on about books is michael coffee michael coffee spent several years working for publishers weekly mr. coffee you retired but they brought you back. what happened? are they lured me back with this? very interesting project? i had been away for seven years and doing my own work and mostly writing and i really loved publishers weekly. i was there for 26 years. and they were approaching their 150th anniversary. and the magazine has made a custom of every 25 years doing an anniversary issue. so i was pleased to take on the project. it has gotten much larger than i thought it would be but it has been very revelatory to dig down into the archives which have all been digitized now. so with one click of the mouse y

elliott which welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades. to surrender. the country's prime minister says they'll fight to the end. in the east of the country, ukrainians prepare to counter the latest major russian offensive. translation: we live - in ukraine, this is our land, donbas is the ukraine, and i was born in ukraine, and i will die in ukraine. a fourth day of clashes in parts of sweden, sparked by the plans of a far—right group to burn copies of the koran. and doctors warn of an impending medical catastrophe in sri lanka amid a desperate shortage of vital medicines.

elliott ramos is family was in town from puerto rico to support the outfielder planning just as third big league game, luke williams scorches one to left off. former a sean manaea seems like everyone's a former a these days to out and two on ramos and mauricio durban are coming around to score. his family is loving. it's 21 giants. that was all the scoring we saw in the day. brandon webb was outstanding. he retired 22 of the final 24 batters he faced, including giant killer normally will myers to end the seventh, one of seven strikeouts for web he went eight innings allowed just four hits and one run. camilo duval ran into some trouble, but with the bases loaded strikes out matt beatty to end the game. the giants win it 2 to 1, and they closed out that home stand for and to the now hit the road for 11 games in 11 days beginning friday in cleveland. meanwhile in tampa and a mascot race with a twist, you gotta balance the egg while you're running. g man. choi ball skies wanted to foul territory. but look at kevin smith racing in to make the catch against the netting. and that was in sup

elliott ramos made his major league debut. scott, a single his first went 2 for 3 and showing for him. first batter up for the giants outfielder austin slater. it's a good so that one lines it towards right. looks like it this jazz. chisholm junior makes an incredible diving catch. full-body extension lays out bottom of the second. luke williams goes the other way for the face. it mauricio to comes around to score to make it to one on to the top of the 9th. now 3 to giants dominic leone is the one on the mound trying to get the safe here. a critical play gets short. sole heir to pop up the winds of mine a little infield blooper game over leon struck out the other 2 batters he faced for the save. giants win it 3 to the a's in philly. looking to avoid the sweep. it is the city of brotherly love. the city of our own jason dumas, stop of the 7th billy mckinney at the plate. gets all of this one sends it on a ride deep to right center. it is gone is go up to on the solo blast. top of the 9th 2 on for tony kemp, a fan favorite love

elliott which welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades.ur top stories: ukrainian soldiers in the southeastern city of mariupol ignore russia's deadline to surrender. the country's prime minister says they'll fight to the end. in the east of the country, ukrainians prepare to counter the latest major russian offensive. translation: we live - in ukraine, this is our land, donbas is the ukraine, and i was born in ukraine, and i will die in ukraine. a fourth day of clashes in parts of sweden, sparked by the plans of a far—right group to burn copies of the koran. and doctors warn of an impending medical catastrophe in sri lanka amid a desperate shortage of vital medicines. the ukrainian foreign minister says the city of mariupol no longer exists. the last platoons of ukrainian troops there have retreated to the azovstal — a huge iron and steelworks, ignoring moscow's demand to surrender. ukraine's prime minister, denys shmyhal, says those defending the city will fight to the end. russian bombardment has also continued in other areas of the east

we wanted to find out and travel to his farm near elder it an exclusive private moment with elliott keep chubby. oh, it's a very big form. it's very beautiful. oh, you don't plan on retired simply. no, no, but though not yet, but they both bertolli no longer. so we all will eventually here. but you wouldn't stop running, i'm guessing, maybe not competing or not so from here. how many years has it been now? it's it fabian nunez. this is the 18 fear. when you see everything that you've accomplished, shirley, you must feel very proud of yourself. oh, so i'm proud of myself. i am proud of those who are kalu. herb in my my surrounding with tow tomorrow collier. good, dear piano. yeah, that's actually what i wanted to talk about the people who are around you and how you are able to keep a very strong mind despite all the challenges. so is it okay if you go sit in your barn, i saw some haystacks to dubia going to take you back to earth and put you in history . oh can okay. it's good athletes in particular endure a lot of stress and pressure. they have mental challenges, which they sometimes don

david elliott lewis. thank you so much. >> clerk: thank you, david elliott lewis. mr. atkins, do we have any further callers? >> operator: mr. clerk, we have no further callers in the queue. >> chair ronen: would you like to do the honors? >> supervisor safai: send this item to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> chair ronen: roll call vote. >> clerk: yes. on supervisor safai's motion to send this to the full board with a positive recommendation -- [roll call] >> clerk: we have three ayes. >> chair ronen: item passes unanimously. mr. clerk, can you please read items 7 and 8 together. >> clerk: yes. item 7 is a resolution authorizing the treasure island development authority to execute a standard agreement and other related documents with the state of california department of housing and community development under the california housing accelerator program which the standard agreement includes an award not to exceed 60 million as a loan to mercy housing california 82, l.p., as sole borrower, for construction of a development affordable to low and moderate

how strong elliott said to move by western countries will only punish civilians. united states government is going to the constitution and freeze assets of a foreign government, but it cannot turn around and use those assets that are seized to distribute to either a 3rd party. so i would think this would need an act of congress or would need an act of official act from you'd be applied in administration and signing a consent decree to do that. i'm not sure. oligarchy. perform any other service other than i can be. i think it's a pretty picture to see. so you are, i don't know that the oligarchy have any type of influence over the russian military, over the russian government over the russian and challenges. i think it is the intention of the united states in the countries in the west to punish russia regrettably, when you punish a nation for the activities of a government. it trickles down to effect the russian citizens and little effect them as far as costs to increase and if it will be some suffering to the people at large. and that's very unfortunate. well, joe