not the travis forbes she knows. he did anything to kenia. >> but here was the problem. without the stolen car charge there was no way to keep travis in jail. they had to let him go. deputy d.a. kerri lombardi was -- >> nervous. i mean, i was really worried about what he would do. it was very stressful because i really wanted to be able to find her and we really wanted to get some evidence that we could hold him on. >> reporter: at least, vowed detective gurule, they would not lose him. not again. >> we put surveillance on him for a couple days. and he went up to that area in keenesburg. >> reporter: keenesburg. that little farm town an hour east of denver. >> he used his credit card. and i had his bank records. so i saw that he swiped it at this gas station. so we went up there and got the surveillance tape, and that's him trying to get gas. >> reporter: this was not travis's first trip to keenesburg. remember, he was tracked here soon after kenia disappeared. so what was he doing here? had he brought kenia out here

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>> thank you, director forbes, for that lovely report. it's been over a year since we've had to shelter in place, and i am looking forward to the coming months in san francisco. i did want to say a few words about ann. i met ann over a decade ago, and i met her through two iconic people representing the community that i love the most: north beach and chinatown. i met her through reverend norman fong, sitting at her table. it was my first actual banquet at empress of china. weeks later, i ran into her on telegraph hill at a presentation to support other organizations that ann loved. ann took me around that room. she introduced me to people. ann became a friend, she became a mentor, and she became someone i could always turn to. i only hope as i serve on this commission, that i could live in her legacy for turning the public waterfront into a realm for all of san francisco. ann was an icon for the city. i want to give my deepest condolences to her husband and to the community at large. i want to say i'm fully supportive of honoring ann with

well, i covered accounting for forbes.s be very grateful to forbes, actually, because they gave me my first break in journalism after grad school. and i used to talk to a lot of short sellers at the time to see where they saw, you know, accounting fraud. and somebody had mentioned to me, jordan belfort's outfit. i started looking into it, talking to people who worked there and discovered what a great penny stock pusher he was. and then i met him. he was very pleased to be interviewed, which was very surprising. but he was very pleased with himself and i think that's why he says insolent because i interviewed him as if he was somebody important and then wrote a not very positive piece about him. and he eventually went to jail. and wrote a book. in which he mentioned to me and this is the quote that you read from the book and then to my even greater surprise, it became a hollywood film. i wasn't told about it. i didn't get any royalties! but there was a woman with a strange name who played me. you then went on to get a job a

forbes: i have a question. john, earlier we had discussed the way finding concept and moving on that, those capital improvements in terms of returning to normalcy, how is that project going? it seems a very important improvement to make on the quest to returning to normalcy. >> no question. it's very important. we've been working together collaborating with our colleagues at m.t.a., as well as m.t.c. we're moving that forward. you can see indication of that in the budget documents. there will be further information about that ensuring that we have sufficient monies to accelerate the project and provide match opportunities for any grant opportunities we might have down stream. i know we've also been chasing some legislative opportunities in that regard. so we have from the project that was presented to you last fall, really the blueprint to move this forward in phase 1. to make quick adjustments to signage and with the budgeted option moving forward, we'll be able to see some of that begin right after july 1. an

well, i covered accounting for forbes and i'll always be very grateful to forbes actually because theyeak in journalism right after grad school. and i used to talk to a lot of short—sellers at the time to see where they saw accounting fraud. and somebody had mentioned to me jordan belfort's outfit, i started looking into it, talking to people who had worked there and discovered what a great penny stock pusher he was. and then i met him, and he was very pleased to be interviewed which was very surprising, but he was very pleased with himself and i think that's what he says insolent with himself and i think that's why he says insolent is because i interviewed him as if he wasn't somebody important and then, you know, wrote a not very positive piece about him. and he eventually went to jail. and wrote a book in which he mentioned me and this is the quote that you read from the book, and then went to my even greater surprise when it came out a hollywood film, i wasn't told about it. i didn't get any royalties but there was a woman with a strange name who played me! you then went on to get

forbes: i have a question. john, earlier we had discussed the way finding concept and moving on that, those capital improvements in terms of returning to normalcy, how is that project going? it seems a very important improvement to make on the quest to returning to normalcy. >> no question. it's very important. we've been working together collaborating with our colleagues at m.t.a., as well as m.t.c. we're moving that forward. you can see indication of that in the budget documents. there will be further information about that ensuring that we have sufficient monies to accelerate the project and provide match opportunities for any grant opportunities we might have down stream. i know we've also been chasing some legislative opportunities in that regard. so we have from the project that was presented to you last fall, really the blueprint to move this forward in phase 1. to make quick adjustments to signage and with the budgeted option moving forward, we'll be able to see some of that begin right after july 1. an

according to forbes kim kardashian is a brand new billionaire.sted her net worth by selling 20% of her beauty line for 200 million dollars you go to time you joined on the list. max, as west is worth 1.8 billion dollars. the bloomberg reports it's 6.6 billion mostly from his yeezy line before their ongoing divorce. konya gifted cam 1 million dollars and co ownership of the brand for mother's day back in 2018 you currently working on little backlash. it's not like that was handed to her. as for kim's youngest says kiley who feuded with forbes over her billionaire status she's now missing from their list the 23 year-old is now estimated to be worth 700 million dollars. you know, my credit score was. >> to i couldn't get along and i couldn't get a mortgage. a true rags to riches story. tyler perry is also a billionaire first time or a portion of his wealth coming from his atlanta >> it's so good. other stars on the list. oprah at 2.7 billion michael jordan at 1.6 and jay z. at one 0.4. and tune in to e t tonight for our sneak peek at dolly parton's

steve forbes your reaction.or trump in 2016 and 2020 made the point time and time again, that is is how you model these things who you put under as republicans often under counted percentage of people as republicans skewed for democrats among republicans, they skewed towards people who did not like donald trump. even though most republicans were in favor of them they were underrepresented underrepresented republicans in general and underrepresented trump republicans specifically as a rule the bad polling. maria: when it came to vote all that mail-in balloting that was -- very hard to assess. >> to say the lease. >> the article found even when pollsters briefed reached republican voters people who leaned toward gop those who chose to answer southwest didn't reflect a full range of views those are participated in surveys tended less supportive of mr. trump those who declined survaiz tend to do more firmly back president why? if you revealed you supported this president on line or social situation depending where y

alexandra wilson is editor of the forbes under 30 list, she's in san diego california.social activism of gen z, entrepreneurs. you've got adam adelman who is an advocate against bullying and lgbt presentation sport. is this the defining characteristic of letters in the future? i think it is and i — letters in the future? i think it is and i think _ letters in the future? i think it is and i think the - letters in the future? i think| it is and i think the pandemic has also played a role with the public really insisting that both their celebrities and their companies have a bit of social impact built into their missions. social impact built into their missions-— social impact built into their missions. ., ., ., missions. young people have had their freedoms _ missions. young people have had their freedoms curtailed - missions. young people have had their freedoms curtailed like - their freedoms curtailed like never before over the last year. how is that experience shaping the businesses and leaders of the future? it is really interesting - leaders of the future? it is re

his friend and college classmate camilla forbes remembers him being deeply immersed in every art formtional with everything that he did and every decision that he made. his craftsmanship was on masterful display in his final performance as levy in ma rainey�*s black bottom. based on one of ten plays by acclaimed playwright august wilson chronicling the black experience, levy was the kind of complex character boseman was known to play. you add in the underlying nuances that were happening personally in his own life, then your result is just something that is nearly undeniable in terms of his gift to cinema. at the apollo theatre here in the historically black neighbourhood of harlem has showcased and supported black performers for decades. so, naturally, when black panther, the blockbuster superhero film was released, camilla forbes invited her friend chadwick to discuss the film. nearly 2000 people showed up to cheer him and his co—stars on. but it was one special moment with a little boy which spoke to who boseman was as a person and artist. when he did walk out on stage, it was a li

mika, you partnered with forbes to create something new called the fifty under fifty.ut i spent most of my career thinking it would be over at age 40, and here i am at 54 looking around seeing this incredible, powerful, demographic filled with women who are having an incredible run, and, so, know your value partnered with forbes, and in six weeks we'll be debuting the inaugural 50 over 50 list and this is for women who achieved the peak of their success after age 50. women in their 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s. i love it because these are women who paying it forward, but the message for younger women is amazing, like in your 20s, your 30s, your 40s, you cn imagine a career in your 50s, and in fact you can calm down, slow down, let life interrupt your career, because there's a long runway for you that has been cemented by the women you're going to see coming out on this list. >> stephen: my sister mary said she got better at everything over 50 because she just did not care what anybody thought anymore. >> exactly. and also we live longer. we take good care of ourselves. so there

"forbes" magazine says amazon's jeff bezos tops its list of richest people at $177 billion.>> o'donnell: 2020 was a great year for billionaires. "forbes" magazine says amazon's jeff bezos tops its list of richest people at $177 billion. at number two, tesla's elon musk, bill gates, and facebook's mark zuckerberg are also in the top five. get this, warren buffet dropped out of the top five for the first time in two decades. but don't worry, he's worth more than $28 billion than last year. the ranks of billionaires grew by more than 30% and now includes kim kardashian, and bumble c.e.o. whitney wolfe herd. and now to a dramatic rescue in the north sea today. a dutch cargo ship caught in dangerously high seas almost capsized threatening the 12 crew members. a norwegian coast guard helicopter raced to the rescue, airlifting most of the crew off the deck, but a few had to be plucked from the sea. can you imagine? well, tonight, everyone is safe. coming up next, it's better than superman's cape-- how a robe can transform a child fighting a serious illness into a super hero. hero.

the revenue potential of wealth taxes in europe yes i want to play you this little clip from the forbes chief content officer his name is rhonda talking about how people feel richer during the global pandemic carious. last year the world's billionaires were 8 trillion dollars on the nose this year 13 point one trillion that's more than 5 trillion dollars so in terms of this pandemic years been very very good to people very very. mice i guess so. you know i've known that all along i'm far wealthier now than i was before that endemic started and i haven't worked for a living in 7 years that's the problem some of us who don't even work are becoming wealthier and wealthier and wealthier because our investments are right up they're not going up and we pay far lower tax rates here in the united states because we get investment income that's taxed less than people who have to work for a living pay a tax rate so that's what's causing part of the quality of its destabilizing our society alison well no i mean some degree of course it's not surprising it was by design we had a lot of policies that

world were tanking due to cope at 19 and more than 2000000 people have died from the chrono virus forbes released its list of the richest in 2021 topping the list is amazon founder jeff bezos with a net worth of 177000000000 there's no question the company saw an extreme boom in business as retail stores shut down and now even with the vaccines being rolled out many prefer the ease of having items to live or to their door bill gates microsoft founder has a net worth of 124000000000 in may of 2020 the gates foundation said it would donate 300000000 to fight cove it facebook founder mark zuckerberg makes the list at number 5 at 97000000000 with quarantine order and many working from home 0 commute gave people more time to scroll on the social network but just over 91000000000 google co-founder larry page makes number 8 on the list you tube which is owned by google saw more traffic on their video platform site during the pen demick and according to forbes this year was like none other almost $500.00 people including kim her dashing in an apple c.e.o. tim cook joined the billionaire club it'

watching the stream on today's episode how rich is too rich how i look at my laptop this is feld forbes world's. richest people in 2021 in the past year there have been 660 new i want you to look at this fact i'm just going to skip down here a lot of it so you can see. a new billionaire with every 17 hours on average over the past year now because we're in a global pandemic this is spot the whole conversation about wealth taxes should the super rich be taxed because the super rich i know you have opinions on this if you are jumping to the comment section part of today we start the debate with alex. on the tax justice network we reckon that one nurse is annual salary is lost to tax havens and free single 2nd because of the traction abuse is a multinational companies and wealthy individuals stashing their assets offshore those are the resources that we need. to make sure those public health services for everyone worldwide fractionation as quickly as possible we need to build and make in a way that reduces the inequalities that scar our societies rather than worsening them and that's why w

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i'm elaine forbes, the executive director of the port of san francisco. in my report, i'll provide an update on economic recovery. to economic recovery, last week, mayor breed announced plans for the return of indoor live ticketed events signalling our ongoing success in a year-old struggling against the virus. we expect to see new guidelines issued later this week with important updates to what kinds of events may resume with capacity limits and other safety protocols. additionally, the state recently changed guidelines for private events which may also be reflected in up coming changes. these changes are critically important to the port as it will allow for more elements of the city's tourism and hospitality sector to resume. these sectors are critical to port revenue streams. a key criterion for the resumption for indoor events will be stable or declining rates of new covid cases and hospitalizations. the public health officials will continue to monitor san francisco's health indicators and the city will need to pause or roll-back activities if data su

" media and editor of "forbes," randall lane and we have our "know your values" very own contributor is a baby. she's only 51. representative veronica escobar, who is genuinely an amazing person she made history as the first woman elected to her seat, first of two latinas in texas to serve in congress, and she's pushing hard for immigration reform. >> mika, she's become the voice of the border when these conversations on immigration are happening in washington. not only that, she led on a number of legislations to improve immigration reform even before politics, she was a strong advocate for immigration, deeply connected to the issue. before she was elected, she worked as county commissioner and judge. she now serves on a number of committees in congress including judiciary. she's also the co-chair of the women's working group on immigration reform, super important partnership between congress and local communities, real really centralizing women in the conversation over the last two years in congress, the congresswoman has brought close to 20% of congress through the border to see t

dagen: steve forbes, jump in here. steve: steven, good to be with you.terms of you feeling that the s&p can still go to 5,000, in the face of these head winds you see coming. usually markets try to anticipate the future. cleaverly they don't believe this stuff as you indicate is going to go through. are you still sticking with the s&p 5000 going into 2022? >> i'm sticking with the 4500 for 2021, steve. i think that's a pretty safe bet. i do think 5,000 is very possible, assuming we don't get a major change in the tax structure. so we'll look at that probably again later this summer, once we see what's really coming through on this tax package. but i think it's probably pretty much a pretty good run here, even at 4500. we're only 7% away from that target, when we set it way back last fall, was looking kind of high. but we're getting close. steve: inflation's not a threat? inflation's not a threat, you don't think? >> i think that's the major threat, steve. that is -- there are so many -- i don't know that this economy can grow as fast as the wall of cash

. >> shannon: forbes outlines it this way, they explain about the college getting money, federal money stake. and an order issued ensuring that lgbtq people are protected from restrictions and since they get government money through student loans, grants, and contracts, they are subject to fair housing laws. so what situation does this now present for the college? >> shannon, we brought this lawsuit because the federal government shouldn't be able to force young women to share their dorm rooms with males, it is just that simple. college of the ozarks is a small, christian school, southwest missouri, that is always integrated its faith into everything that it does. and i want to point out the forbes article got that a bit wrong, because even if college of the ozarks gave up every last penny of federal money they received, it would still be subject to the fair housing act requirement that was imposed really in the dead of night by an administrative agency without any notice or comment to the public, without any participation by the players affected. >> shannon: so if the school resisted

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look at this, kt mcfarland, steve forbes, rob smith all on deck. i really hope that this vaccine can get me one step closer to him. to a huge wedding. to give high fives to our patients. to hug my students. . . ♪. stuart: it is a beautiful morning in new york city. bright sunshine, blue skies, chilly, but we'll take it. 10:00 eastern time, straight to your money. i see green. dow is up 75 nice gain for the nasdaq. 10 point gain for the s&p. yield on 10-year treasury something of a benchmark these days, so long as beneath 1.6%, you tend to see big tech doing well. the 10-year yield is 1.57 at the moment. big tech is mostly higher. apple, amazon a fraction lower but a decent gain for facebooking a fall bet and microsoft. bitcoin, we're 53,000 bucks a coin. that is a rebound from the 4thousand dollar low we hit over the weekend. now everyone, now this. >>> i was traveling this weekend and i ran into two situations which i guess are par for the course as we come out of the pandemic. first off, my flight the plane was full. masks mandatory. soon after t

stuart: put him on the air, there you go that's steve forbes and i want to know what he think s aboutl , leave the other half on the table, take your profit. what do you say, steve? >> i think you have to distinguish between your retirement money and your non- retirement money and your retirement money, you should always have a little bit of a cash reserve but if you aren't set to retire, leave that money in there, markets will crash but markets always come back and dollar cost averaging will make you look like a genius compared to money managers. in terms of your non-retirement money, yes, have that cash reserved but also, i think inflation is going to be coming next year so go into stocks like energy, oil is going up not just because of supply and demand but because also the dollar is going to be losing value and have a little bit of gold that's still going to be better than some of these cryptocurrencies although i think the revolution is happening there in terms of using them for commerce which is what happened with pay pal a few days ago but in terms of taking a little off the ta

that according to forbes magazine. greenville north carolina. your point of view on this. >> caller: my point of view is -- thank you for taking my call. i'm very concerned because this is a good thing they have proposed. where we stand right now in america, everybody's job is up in thest air. they have artie been to school for work. there is no work. they have to be creative and start with something i knew. why can't everybody start on the same page and just reach out and help onean another? even people come from other countries get help. you don't expect to pay back. let's help each other. let's help these young people to get a fresh start. thank you very much. >> host: carmel new york your view on this. >> caller: yes. i supported idea of forgiving loans but i think we should do it inhi a way for me how to fix this problem. one of the ways i think we could fix this is if we allow students who are struggling to declare bankruptcy. if weug do that, banking institutions are loaded the so-called kind of free money because the way these loans is l

like eventually go into my cuckoo safari the boat trip will take you to question forbes treated to an invigorating shower at one of the world's 7 natural wonders. let me present a quasi national park in the u.s. go world heritage site it was also declared one of the 7 new owners of the world and 2011. the park covers 195000 texas and protects the remaining foreigner and flora of the atlantic forest in power in our state but in the. first week was to have some 260000 residents its economy revolves around tourism is drawing visitors to its cultural diversity and natural beauty 6. one must see is the omagh even alcatel mosque oh my it was built in the early 1980 s. and it's part of the significant arab community that arrived in the region in the early 1957 his reason was and i think when. we think in front of the mosque there's an arab pastry shop so good for those who like to enjoy middle east and treats and a delicious coffee to all the coffee. up all the international friendship bridge was built during the fifty's and sixty's to see spending that are on a river it connects falls to be

but, you know, according to "forbes," you know, back in september, 2020, he made about 8 million int year in 2020, alone. so you have to figure that was going to line up again for 2021. and not even to mention that you know, he still has an extension that is going to kick in, in 2022 season so depending on his status, he may miss out on that type of money as well. not even to mention, hey, does he even play in the season should these allegations follow him into the year. so he is definitely on target of losing a substantial amount of money. but again, just allegations and you got to see how it plays out. but certainly, not looking good for him right now. >> yeah, he has denied them. in your article today, you compared watson's situation to two nfl greats big ben roethlisberger and michael vick both players face legal troubles but their sponsors reacted very differently. does race play a factor? >> you know, shep, i think you have to ask the question, will race play a factor in this particular situation you go back in 2009 and '10 when ben roethlisberger, you know, sponsors did stick

i have a dear friend i used to go and, of course, brian forbes is the film's director, so i think whenou don't necessarily want to buy into the drama of the television series. >> but i think it helped us understand the duty and frustration at times and human challenges this represents. >> it does. >> and humor. >> it is also about humor and that plays into what we saw today. >> i watched it and love watching it but having being a foreign royal correspondent and spent so long looking at these things, i'm recognizing the shifting chasing sanz of social media. i think there's a grave risk of doing huge amounts of damage, because there is this generation that now believes what was essentially a grain of fact, beautifully executed in a fictional way to be total truth. >> yes. that's the essence. >>> we're going to take a quick break. more coverage on the royal funeral and other events today after the short break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ at capella university, we know the world is pretty smart. wicked smart. so we made flexpath smart enough that you can finish the bac

article i wanted to show you that appeared in forbes about the sackler family and back in 2015 they had 14 bay and one of the richest families in the united states and they've sold more than 35000000000. dollars worth of oxy cotton since it was really just. was boarded 952 by the secular brothers. until then did name was now known to the general public nowadays billionaires and very much appreciated by our company. made itself known as the patrons of museums such as the movie the guggenheim but without anyone making the connection between their fortune and their company michael barrett intends to make this truth known. do you think they knew what they were doing sure they knew what they were doing. there's that they were i would and they pleaded guilty to crimes for alternately with intent knowingly crossing the north of the. that's resulted in the one thing for sure that they were my. i mean billions of dollars and they didn't hear. in 2007 the company pleaded guilty to the federal accusations of misleading marketing and false advertising condemned they paid over $635000000.00 in penal

forbes released its billionaires list today. no surprise, some big california names at the top. we will have that for you. >> the gray wolf makes its way on this long, strange road trip through california. he's on the move again. his latest destination. we previously told you this guy is working the state. he is known as or-93. or because he was born in oregon. he's a two-year-old male that traveled farther in california than any known wolf in a century. the california fish and wildlife put a collar on him to track his movements after being born the wolf moved south. from there the sierra nevada mountains, monterrey county. as of today or-93 is probably hanging out near cal poly. >> all right. that's going to do it for us. is something good happening in the south bay? >> april is arts, culture and creativity month. challenging people to use some creative expression every day this month. local creative types posted the calendar of prompts on the website. they say don't overthink it. have fun. >> yep. we'll be back at 6:00. ♪ >>> tonight the major announcement by president biden m

much day 28 so one humdinger of an encounter between 2 top teams forbes book and frankfurt's. meanwhile in munich disappointment and distress on and off the pitch. don't mention told another teenage rabbits house of their hats. we take a special look at the brain does league is goal scorers. because from all of europe's top 5 leagues the most goals per game the no school where messi and edna's are playing nor in the country that boasts neymar and end up paying and no it's not the premier league idea. it's an neck and neck race between it's a nice area and the bundesliga. where in both the 3 goals again is the norm of the shopping shooter of the more robot 11 dusky is stand out injured and to 16 is a bit frazzled without him but there are plenty of other marksmen to keep an eye on like don't men's alec holland in a direct job is shit. and frankfurt's andre silva up against a bogus books bound big cost. and that's where we get the show. when voice work needs bites they tend to bow to the cost of the dutchmen with the match winner in the reverse fixture against frankfurt in decem

he is one of the household names on the forbes list of billion areas. at top the list is jeff bezos the amazon founder is worth $177 billion. also new to the list, bumble dating appco founder. >>> ketchup is the latest consumer good to be squeezed by the pandemic. they can't keep up with the demand for individual wrapped package. it started when people started ordering more take out meals. it'll increase its production by about 25% this area. that's your cbs money watch report. at the cbs broadcast center. >>> 13 minutes now before 5:00. time to get a check on the weather forecast. mary welcome back. >> we are looking at a gray start to the day. we should see mostly sunny to partly sunny skies as we head through the afternoon. we will keep that quiet weather pattern going for us with that on shore flow, that pacific ocean breeze we know and love. looking at temperatures in the mid to upper 40's to low 50's. live look over the sales force camera looking across the bay with the clouds. concord at 47. also for livermore, 49 in oakland. downtown san francis

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. >>> and it's a list everyone wants to be on -- "forbes" named jeff bezos as the richest person in the. he was followed by spacex and tesla founder elon musk, businessman bernard arnaut, microsoft's bill gates, and facebook's mark zuckerberg. the entire list includes more than 2,700 billionaires. that's 660 more compared to last year. diane, how do we get on that list? >> not just the list, how about bezos drop the price of amazon prime back to what it used to be since he's willing to take the tax hike, all right? let's start a change.org petition. elise preston in new york, thank you. >> all right. thanks. >>> still ahead, new on netflix, prince harry and meghan markle announce their first series for the streaming platform. after my dvt blood clot..... i was uncertain... was anotheher around t the cor? oror could thihings tatake a diffeferent turn?? i wantnted to helplp protect t myself. my doctotor recommenended eliq. eleliquis is p proven to t tt and d help prevevent anotheher dvt or p pe blood c. almost 98 8 percent ofof patis on eliliquis didn''t experirience anothth. ...and e eli

. >>> forbes is out with its annual world's billionaires list. amazon founder jeff bezos tops the list as the fourth consecutive year. test alessio elon musk came second, followed by chief executive of louis vuitton . bill gates and facebook ceo mark zuckerberg round out the top five. and for the first time in over two decades, investor and business tycoon warren buffett fell out of the top five. he came in at number six. >>> disneyland release details about how to get tickets when that park reopens this month. guests will be required to have both a ticket and a reservation for the same day. starting on april 12, people who had tickets to the park during the shutdown will be able to make a reservation online. that system will open to all california residents on april 15th. the park is going to reopen april 30th. >>> it is the tale of of that helping of that . one veterinarian helping a vietnam veteran. the so-called street vet who once treated animals living with residents on skid row is now launching a fundraiser to pay for surgery for the veter

current coach the flick doctor 33 year old nods month come come with a hefty price tag according to forbes it could cost the defending champions around $30000000.00 euros that will be a new record see for a coach this man made history last season by taking lots of all the way to the champions league semifinals. well for more on that are now joined by a few from to use for the liver now this one will join by next season is he the right now what makes him so special for that understand how special he is you have to know his humble beginnings i'm a novice mind stuff went from a relative unknown at the age of 28 when he took over hoffenheim and when he did that of course he became the youngest of a bundesliga coach and then he made the move to light state and like see he also made history a few years later when you know he took his team he took the night shift all the way to the semifinals of the champions league and moreover last season he took a very young a very experienced team night 6 team all the way like i said to the semifinals. which is also why he's often earned the nickname of baby

reports of micrograms discrimination and pay disparities are at an all time high a recent forbes article titled top 4 reasons diversity and inclusion programs failed shows us why. one no long range plan to lack of commitment to the program 3 poor instructional delivery models and for lack of representation that's a lot. dr maya to go assistant professor at loyola marymount university and the expert joins us now. nice to have you in my. what you've held you've been long held as one of the leading with n.t.i. writing numerous articles you've been quoted multiple times what do you feel are some of the reasons why the multibillion dollar industry is not meeting its stated goals and how can they be adapted to provide more than just 0 dollars checks to consultants. well lackey sir the achates torrence d.e.i. are not a revolutionary or new what's a concept been around for why and one of the me sure. parts is they've been used by iraq's kurdish and even within higher education colleges and universities to safeguard against lawsuits and so when you've seen her actions are companies like target an

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