(john fowler) you're on the falkland islands. we're in the south atlantic, about 250 miles off the nearest point of the southern part of latin america. it is a windy place, but once you've learned to walk sort of leaning against the wind, it's easy. (sophie fouron) john fawler. born in england, he's lived in the falklands some fifty years, during which he has been a teacher, guide, journalist and editor. with extensive knowledge of this land he calls home, these are his islands. (john fowler) we're an immigrant society. there is still a majority of people of british origin. at the moment, according to the last census, there are 2850 or so inhabitants of the falkland islands of whom just about 2000 now live in stanley, and the rest are scattered around what we call the "camp," which is anywhere outside of stanley, including a smaller number of people who live on small islands, which they run as sheep farms and also as tourist destinations. the falkland islands used to be a colony. now, it is technically a british overseas territor

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thank you father fowler and father kevin , same thing . i've learned a lot about the vocation of the priest . can we say in closing it is not the most difficult life of all because we don't want to scare people off. it is difficult , but not the most difficult of all. >> it is joyful. >> >> host: thank you for watching mosiac and thank you for being here. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the morning. >> the decision to place oakland police chief on leave but others aren't so sure. >> oakland is a cash cow for a permanent pension for chief . >> we deserve the best in the city and if that means we go through some chiefs, that's what we do. >> squaring off outside city hall what anti-abortion protesters are trying to accomplish in the roe era

jamie alexis fowler has a unique view of the work world. from her san francisco home on this, she has helped empower some 80,000 people last year through crisis in their own workplaces. >> how can we be sure that people don't have a job loss, economic setback or mental health setback when they go to something like harassment , dissemination, and the challenge of job loss? >> reporter: jamie alexis herself remembers being in a terrible situation as a young employee years ago. >> my mentor, the person responsible for scamed in my face, like you know, i could feel the spit took it was so close to and i felt this physical reaction from what had happened. nobody around to anything. i was left ab. unsure how to handle it. >> to left. today, she helps others through empower work, the nonprofit she funded in 2018 after advising a young technology worker in a predicament. >> i know how awful it was to feel stuck and the impact it can have. the emotional and financial toll. >> jamie alexis created a free, confidential text line to support workers fac

here to answer fox news contributor richard fowler. explain to me, richard, if it was such a big deal, why in july of 2016 when james comey laid out all of hillary's top secret classified information, e-mail chains on her server. now that we know we never found the 33,000 e-mails that she deleted with bleach pit or the devices destroyed with hammers or the sim cards removed. no reasonable prosecutor would prosecute in that case. then we have the mar a-lago raid. we have three instances, four separate location of top secret documents with biden. as a democrat, can you be intellectually honest enough to admit there's a double standard? >> well, first of all, you're mixing a lot of different stories together. >> sean: they are all the same about three different people with top secret classified information and the treatment of the three. focus. you can keep up. >> you're right. i am keeping up. you're right. they're three different people. let's start with three different individuals. in the case of hillary clinton, seven days before the

jamie alexis fowler has a unique view of the work world from her san francisco home office. she has helped empower some 80,000 people through crisis in their own workplaces. >> how can we make sure people do not lose a job, have an economic setback or a financial setback when they go through harassment, discrimination, or the challenge of a job loss. >> reporter: she remembers being in a terrible situation as a young employee years ago. >> my mentor, the person responsible for my career, was hovering threateningly above me. he had just screamed in my face, like you know, i could feel the spit . it was so close. and it was like, i felt this physical reaction from what had happened. nobody around me set a thing. i was left absolutely swirling and unsure how to handle it. >> she left and today, she helps others to empower work. the nonprofit she founded in 2018 after advising a young technology worker. >> i knew how awful it was to feel stuck. and the impact that it can have. the emotional toll, the financial toll. >> reporter: jamie alexis created a free, confidential text lin

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amy farrah fowler. and this is: dr. sheldon cooper and dr. amy farrah fowler present... both: dr. sheldon cooper's fun with flags. i'd like to start this episode by apologizing on behalf of dr. fowler, who made the wild claim last week that there was no national tricolored flag with a purple stripe, when, in fact, the estonian governorate inside the russian empire had a purple stripe on their flag from 1721 to 1917. see? right there in the middle. and i'd like to apologize on behalf of dr. cooper for having his zipper down for the entire segment on the flags of east africa. sorry, tanzania, you deserve better. all right, on today's episode, we're gonna start with some viewer e-mails. oh, take off your glasses so people can't see your password in the reflection. oh, s-sure. okay, our first e-mail is-- mm-- from... uh, brad or brian? i don't know, maybe it's seth. all right, put them back on. oh. uh... oh, my gosh, it's from fermilab in chicago. ah. not surprising, the windy city. great flag town. no, no, it's about our paper. a team of physicists confirmed super-asymmetry. our pape

and he is host of richard fowler show, richard fowler. and he is the host of radical with shane hazel. shane hazel. all right everyone. let's discuss, so much here. so, charlie, now the line is you know someone that doesn't like joe biden leaked it to the press, it should have been delivered to american people the moment they found out they were classified and illegally stored. at a biden office place or residents, i think that media and democrats have been running cover, what do yo think. >> well, you are right. i do think that at the least you could look at this and you could compare it to way that department of justice and media behaved when biden was ensnared in far worse stuff during the 2020 campaign. and covered for all of it. to extraordinary ledge lengths in particular on part of doj to cover scandals involving the president or comes close to president. and at the very least. they are not doing that this time. and i do think that it probably an indication that president biden is not going to get the same coverage that he got or c

complete coverage of jason chaffetz and richard fowler. coming up, they will discuss, but first, fox news senior congressional correspondent chad pergram is live from capitol hill keeping an eye on all of this as history is about to unfold. chad, to you. >> molly, the house can't do anything until it elects a speaker. there are at least five republicans and maybe more who oppose kevin mccarthy. mccarthy can only lose four votes. one opponent is bob good of virginia. >> what we will do is we will block kevin. i suspect there will be 10-15 members who will vote against him on the first ballot tomorrow, that will vote for andy biggs, but then i think on the second ballot, they will vote for what is a true candidate who will represent the conservative center of the conference and can motivate the base, inspire republicans across the country. >> but it's hard to see how that unnamed candidate could get an outright majority of the entire house, especially if mccarthy's short. more than 80% of all house republican support mccarthy. some mccarthy

. >> reporter: jamie fowler is giving people tools to deal with difficult work situations.iew of the work world, from her san francisco home office, she's helped empower 80,000 people last year through crisis in their own workplaces. >> how can we make sure people don't lose their job, have a financial or mental health setback when going through discrimination or harassment, or even the challenge of job loss? >> reporter: she remembers herself being in a terrible situation years ago. >> my mentor, the person who was responsible for my career, was hovering, threatening above me. he'd just screamed in my face, like i could feel the spit, it was so close. it was like, i felt this physical reaction from what had happened, and nobody around me said a thing. i was left just absolutely swirling, unsure how to handle it. >> reporter: she left, and today she helps others through empower work, the nonprofit she founded in 2018 after advising a young worker in a predicament. >> i knew how awful it feels to be stuck and the financial and mental health toll. >> reporter: she created a f

a curry that andy was preparing in the kitchen, and then sam allardyce walks in, and then robbie fowlerthere was a lot of bravado, certainly in football. - probably now people are starting to talk about it a little bit more. i do you find it quite a sort of reflection of the level of attention that you have managed to get for this? you've opened some doors there, haven't you? well, it shows where the.... it doesn't discriminate. thank you, that's the way of putting it, it doesn't discriminate. so many people have helped us along the way. just because you're famous doesn't mean you don't need to reach out, you know? well, i think it's down to sheer determination on the effect. that they want to have, . because, you know, in all fairness, they don't look the fittest, do they? - laughter. they strode across the border and into wales. the all too familiar stories of loss kept coming, as parents turned out to walk and talk with the dads. suicide is a scary word for parents out there. | but, you know, losing your child i to suicide and realising that you've got to live the rest of your life w

or it deliveries to the speech areas like mario, paul, sonya fowler, car and keith. thank you so much and stay safe. now a look at some other stories making headlines around the world today in yemen. thousands of who the supporters have marched through the streets of the capital santa to protest. what they say is the saudi lead economic blockade of the country who the rebels are backed by saudi arabia's regional rival, iran, the government, and who the rebels have been locked in a conflict. since 2014 canyon police have arrested a suspect in connection with the death of a prominent l. g b t campaigners body was found stuffed in a metal box. earlier this week, edwin sha lobo was a fashion entrepreneur and model human rights groups have decried the killing you as regulators have approved an alzheimer's jog, that's been shown to slow cognitive decline. it was developed by japanese pharma company ice. i and hugh as biotech firm, biogen doctor's warn, the treatment comes with potential risks and side effects for patients. a new study is warning that 2 thirds of the world'

richard fowler, mike davis. thank you both. mike, i want you to listen to the house until chair mike turner and then i'll get your response on the backside. watch. >> it's very troubling that the search continues and yet the department of justice is standing down where they read donald trump's home. there's also questions we need to have answered about what's in these documents. why did he have them? >> trace: what's in the documents? why did he have them and wise information being withheld? >> this is a much more troubling than president trump's documents because president trump come as a former president, had the constitutional and statutory right to take his presidential records and he left office, classified or not, that's why he gets secure office-based, federally funded staff, secret service protection. security clearances. that's not the case for former vice president. they are not allowed to take presidential records when they leave office especially classified records. you have to ask why did former vice president joe

my great thanks to tammy bruce and richard fowler. i'll be back next week here on the "wall street journal" >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etfs. jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. the investment outlook for 2023 with jason brady. the opportunity and risks of investing in china. we begin with three things investors out to be thinking about. stocks rallied after stronger-than-expected gdp data but recession fears are looming. layoffs are spreading beyond the tech sector, wages keep going up. what it says about the economy. a few weeks after we turn bullish on tesla the company posted record earnings. on "barron's roundtable," ben levisohn, carleton english and jack hough. another great week in the market. ben: it has been fantastic. the nasdaq had its best january start to figure since 2001. it has to do with one thing, inflation coming down. we saw that this week. it is lower than the previous month and the market is getting excited about a soft l

let's bring in leo terrell, fox news contributor and richard fowler, contributing writer for fors. only are the numbers down in florida but people feel saider. the "new york post" wrote ron desantis got a ringing endorsement saying that this woman feels safer in the sunshine state under the republican's leadership than she ever did in liberal california. your thoughts, leo. >> oh, simple, trace. america is hungry for law and order. i watch your show every night. you do the crime report. you look at these democratic cities. the criminals are the winner what ron desantis is doing, he's increasing penalty for cases involving child rape, the use of drugs and that serves as a deterrent. he makes these proposals to the florida legislature. they make a final decision and he signs the bill. who doesn't want law and ordered? the democrats, antifa and black lives matter and george soros. >> trace: is that fair? do you not want law and order? >> that's not a fair assessment at all. thanks for having me. i appreciate governor desantis some reforms that could be made to criminal justice. one is

the attorney general is joined by the head of the prosecution division, john fowler, head of the gang prosecution unit, and the head of the human trafficking prosecution unit, anna palmquist. i hope you stand and let us thank you again for your great work. [applause] >> we've made great strides in curbing crime, but now there's fighters entering a new phase and law enforcement needs your help to continue to achieve success. in communities across our state, gangs are actively recruiting children as young as elementary school students into a life of crime. they are targeting the most innocent among us, pulling them down a dark path that often leads to prison cell or cemetery. that is why, along with the attorney general, i am proposing legislation to increase penalties for those trying to recruit our children into gangs. let me be clear, you come after our children, we will be coming after you. [applause] [applause] >> i know lieutenant governor jones and his team are working on the broader issue of gang violence and we look forward to partnering with them. my administration is thankful

and the other say to that fowler and the other people got 30 people go, you've got 30 weeks all day.d say is the amount of weekends and evenings and all of that, they're by and they're taken up by mark and prep by way, lots of prep and by the way, lots of lost from the goodness lost teachers from the goodness of our hearts what extracurricular activities for many the school many years around the school football debate football team the school debate and like the violence and clubs like the violence i know but but point to know but not but the point to make is i swear to god, i'm make it is i swear to god, i'm not looking for sympathy. not even looking for sympathy. the point i'm making is if you just say they get 13 weeks holiday, blah, blah, blah, blah , as if we have , it sounds as if we have a cushy and of those what i'm cushy and one of those what i'm trying say the round, you trying to say in the round, you know, don't. but don't get me know, we don't. but don't get me wrong, i want to be wrong, i don't want to be a whingeing teacher. i actually love i do think love my job. but

they were extraordinary lessons and bravery hauled in their reveal i quote these to littleton fowler adult. sometimes i go and tell my family story to children in hospitals or in school vision over the side. i think eventually the shop will disappear, but i'll be opening a museum in san see oakley cole, where i'll display plains in pieces. that's very unusual that the young them all thing. so no one on file is of you. i went, reassemble them, so i can show children and others how and airplanes made. it's like the stores moving there and things simply won't be for sale. anyway, i'm not replaceable. no one is a plethora. ah, you're watching al jazeera and these are the top stories. the sour lace and california side, the main suspect, and a mass shooting, has shot himself dead. 72 year old who can trend as believe to have opened fire at a ballroom dance studio and monterey park. near los angeles, on sunday, killing at least 10 people gun violent needs to stop. there's too much of it. i, we're all standing here to night because an individual ah, took a weapon and did the damage that we'v

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is that something that i we have fowler. ah, we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. romantic corner tread hotspot for food chair and some great cultural memorials to boot w travel off. we go time for allison and eric dealer to move on to lake. got the largest o t u l l m c. they ramping and meet. they have just just will, can resort weekend and it is an amazing spot. they have all these different pitches for care of and which is what we're in right now. complete with private bathroom over there, which we'll show you guys in just a minute. but there are also all these different types of accommodations they have . these tend like structures that look like a ton of understand their little smaller cabin type of structures dotted all throughout the property. somewhat epic lake view, some that are kind of more nestled into the woods. so we're going to show you guys around our campsite a little bit. we thought a private bathroom, you know, maybe in the state. it would probably be kind of out house later. could actually i'll

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for the i caught these 2 adults fowler adult. sometimes i go and tell my family story to children in hospitals or in school vision over the side. i think eventually the shop will disappear, but i'll be opening a museum in san seattle cole, where i'll display plains in pieces. that's very unusual that the young demo thing should no one won't value, i went, reassemble them so i can show children and others how and airplanes made. it's like the stores moving there and things simply won't be for sale. anyway, i'm not replaceable. no one is amplified. ah, this is out there. these are the top stories police in california say the main suspect to the mass shooting has shot himself dead. 72 year old who can tran is believe to have open fire at a ballroom dance tutor in monterey park near los angeles on sunday, killing at least 10 people. as torrance officers pulled behind the vehicle, the white man entered a shopping center parking lot. when officers exited their patrol vehicle to contact the occupant, they heard one gunshot. coming from

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empowers tens of thousands of workers, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to jamie-alexis fowler. >>> a new study is raising concerns about uv lights used in manicures. >> reporter: they are used regularly in nail salons to harden gel manicures and give your nails a long-lasting finish, but long-term exposure may raise the risk of skin cancer. researchers at the university of california san diego tested nail polish drying machines commonly found in salons. they exposed different types of cells to the radiation emitted, and found chronic use can lead to cell death and cancer-causing mutations in human cells. >> this is very concerning because at this level, we know the radiation is affecting the deep layers of our skin. >> reporter: cells mutated even after just one 20-minute session. they also looked at the mutation from the cell models and matched them to the data of cancer patients. >> we saw these experiments match and resemble the factor of cancers. >> reporter: while more is needed to study the risk, it's recommended to limit exposure to the devices. >> make sure to use glov

one time, and animal trainer, jim fowler brought a tarantula to the show and told carson, as she placedhis on his arm not to worry because tarantulas really aren't as poisonous as they're often marketed to be. and so, carson shot back, so i won't be vaccinated. now, johnny carson started off with financial when he was 36 in october of 1962, and he stayed until may of 1992 when he was 66. and the real secret to a success, according to advocate man, his sidekick throughout those years and in fact his side kick back in the days of who do you trust said that johnny knew who he was and he stay true to it. unlike some comics, he never really imagined himself a star in the movies, or even on his fifth column. he was actually offered the rule of petri, really famous by cbs is second choice, dick van dijk. a frequent guest on the and, unnatural brooks, wanted to be inflating sandals, carson said thanks but no thanks on the roll went to gene wilder. he was very inhibited man and use drums and tenants for vehicles of his aggressiveness. success never cooled down that anger that was at the core of

gillian: let's bring political panel tony katz and fox news contributor richard fowler. tony, given that we now have the discovery of 3 different sets of documents in 3 different locations spread out over the course of a week in terms of public revelations, the fed needs to get involved and search the residence top to bottom? >> i'm sour priced that a lot of the searching hasn't happened already. you make a good point. we are talking about the public revelations, this started six days before the midterms, it's been two months. let's go back to a question that you were asking lucas tomlinson at the white house because that's the transparency of conversation. as peter doocy was pointing out, one of the things we don't know who went to the delaware house. there are no logs that we get regarding the secret service about who has visited joe biden at the house where the documents are just laying about like so many m&m's in a bowl or card candy that you would get from your mima, who has been visiting and who has had access to them is a huge question and new a national security

power panel richard fowler and -- announce his 2024 plans he is losing allies. what is your reaction? >> this is not a good day for the oval office here. what the president is dealing with as more documents come out and the drip continues is how he navigates the media storm on this. beyond that we're waiting for the special counsel to start. as this investigation ensues the president will have to answer questions on how he got -- where these documents were and where they weren't. i think that will be problematic for him. i think he is going to have to answer the questions. there are a lot of democrats on capitol hill that want to know. let us know where these document came from and give us a fact pattern here so we can move forward. >> harris: is that what you want to know or do you think the bar is too high for the president? >> i don't think the bar is too high. the fact that he called the national archives when he found these documents. the fact he went to the justice department and the fact he is working with the d.o.j. and the fact he invited the f.b.i. to

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charlie hurt, washington times opinion editor, richard fowler both huge contributors. i'll start with you, charlie. mayor adams when he was running, i remember he said illegals would be able to vote. this is sanctuary territory up here in new york. what happened? >> it is extraordinary. he is right about one thing. the people of new york city don't deserve this. they also don't deserve to be lied to by politicians like mayor adams going back and embracing all the ideas around sanctuary cities. this is what you get when you have politicians who embrace sanctuary cities and don't believe in enforcing very basic immigration laws that are passed by congress. all of this -- more than anyone is joe biden's fault single handedly his fault for undoing all of the things his predecessor put in place that stopped the immediate problem at the border. he did it for political purposes. he did it as a political weapon and it is backfiring to the point that even fellow democrats who have embraced sanctuary cities for a long time are now coming to grips with the idea this is a really b

for the wall street journal catherine and forbes contribute writer and fox news contributor richard fowlerhappy new year to all of you. thank you for getting up early to be with me this morning. >> good morning. >> richard and going to come to you first. the pope leaves in a lustrous legacy behind as leader of the catholic church. outside the church he also let his life by example. for humans for all walks of life to learn. >> i think that's absolutely right, gillian. i think we think about pope benedict you think about what he's best known for is he resigned present first pope to do so since the 15th century which we heard lauren green talk about at the top of the show here. that will be his legacy. he resigned understand that this point in time he was not the right person to lead the church into this new era and gave it over too pope francis. and at the same time while he resigned he remained quiet for the rest of his time on this earth but he will be remembered for that. the leadership of staying quiet and resigning and knowing i am not the strongest person to lead to something that's v

political panel, that being talk show host tony katz and fox news contributor and radio show host richard fowler you. five more documents found. apparently they were found on thursday. the white house just had their last press conference on this yesterday where there was no mention of any other documents. do you think the white house is kind of taken by surprise that the new ones are found, too, or maybe there's a lot more documents out there and they're just hoping that they don't come to light? >> oh, we have no reason not to think there aren't more documents out there. i may have lost my voice a little bit, but i haven't lost my mind. this is some really bad work by the administration. never mind having the documents, but being unable to share the story in one lump sum. finding things on thursday after this started on november 2nd is a really ugly, ugly look of incompetence from this administration and that story is going to start growing. bill: yeah, richard, i want to turn to you here. does this have a chance of stunting some of the momentum the biden administration was starting to see. the