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george best had changed sides. where fans now have the chance to stay at his childhood home. hello, you must be peter. iam. welcome to george best's house. come on on in. thank you very much. wow! so, this is the main room. uh-huh. the bests would have lived in this house from 19118, so we've recently put the house back to as it would've been in 1961, when george first went over to manchester as a 15—year—old in search of fame and fortune. so, that's his mother. yes, the photograph, then, shows george with his mother, annie, and this photograph was taken on his parent's 25th silver wedding anniversary, so they would've been stood in this very room. i mean, this is a 20th—century legend, icon and he would've been here and this picture was there. wow. how easy was it to source this kind of furniture? just came from a number of sources, local charity shops, antique dealers, etc. the bests were the only family to live in this house. george's mother ann died in 1978 but his father, dickie, lived here for 60 years, until

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george best had changed sides. on his parent�*s 25th silver wedding anniversary, so they would�*ve been stood in this very room. i mean, this is a 20th—century legend, icon and he would�*ve been here and this picture was there. wow. how easy was it to source this kind of furniture? just came from a number of sources, local charity shops, antique dealers, etc. the bests were the only family to live in this house. george�*s mother ann died in 1978 but his father, dickie, lived here for 60 years, until his death in 2008. so, this is the kitchen. this is the kitchen, yes. again, done as it would�*ve been in 1961. it�*s very much retro—fied, so we have the belfast sink here and even the modern units like the fridge—freezer have got a retro feel about them. wow! this isn�*t from 1961, though, is it? no, you can eat those and be safe. the house was bought by a local non—profit group called eastside partnership and, in its new retro—furnished state, is now available as a holiday rental. so, all of the proceeds that we get

george award. she celebrated the best george cross was awarded only to marriage on the battlefield. by the st. george knights, the soviet commanders were semyon mikhailovich budyonny, the full st. george knight, two st. george crosses were george e, konstantinovich zhukov and for some reason. it seems to me that when stalin chose. what should be ribbon, at the block of the medal for the victory over germany . he probably meant, of course, both the highest st. george award and the adjoining of victory day and st. his basic education was a clergyman, although he did not graduate from the spiritual. and today, the heirs of this st. george tradition are successfully continuing a special military operation, but on these pre-holiday days on the eve of the great victory day, we remember what happened on this day then in the spring of 1945. may 6, 1945 in the morning in moscow, they received an alarm message on the prague radio. the prague uprising was choking. german troops entered prague . patriots were killed, then the radio message simply stopped. stalin gave the order to launch an offe

ah 17 year old shaqueta george must her best friend betty booth to the disease she kaya had rheumatic heart disease to her. she was really special and she was full of life. she had the smile that could just light up a room or she came, it was diagnosed when she was 8. she twice had open heart surgery before she go to sleep, would listen to the ticket hot with no. oh i would tell her him how special she was to have that little tick inside of. so the little tickle of the artificial bell would be to ah, she kaya had become seriously ill while travelling in the northern territory. she was admitted to alice springs hospital where her note shows she k, a was breathless, had fever, chills, a cough, and was vomiting. tastes showed, she had damaged hot valves, and swelling in the lungs. she was bold swollen in her body. her legs were starting to swallow, studying a breathless sort of breadth despite having been in hot failure for weeks she kaya was discharged from alice springs hospital to drive to duma g. with a letter saying she needed to see a cardiologist. but on the way she fell ill again

george were out on the veranda when betty came around their daughters. she care was betty's best friend. ah sir, stroking her but puffin the price? yes, she was like, she was breathless talking to me in town. and natalie, you look sick. well, you better go to the hospital. ah, at the hospital that afternoon there was still no alert on its online system to show betty had severe rheumatic heart disease and required urgent surgery several hours after betty arrived, struggling to breathe, staff finally decided she should fly out. but she was categorized low dependency, meaning her case wasn't urgent. a claim was ordered from townsville 850 kilometers away. instead of the closest regional hospital. mount isaac, yellow stair, the tom this is like white not sod. i wanted to go in and see you on hold. let me go in even to national doc, if ah, just over an hour later betty was date. ah, the pine that had been ordered to fly her out, landed almost 2 hours to light. ah! it broke laudable. good today talking about a little like total, but this is going to help her biggest what they did. did

their accident case is let our injury attorneys know he how much their accident cget the best result possible. george moscone and harvey milk were murdered by their colleague. we are premiering our abc 7 original documentary murder in city hall today. joining me today is the producer of this documentary, my colleague can miguel. there have been other documentaries on the assassination of supervisor harvey milk. there was a feature-length film that talked about this murder. what makes this documentary different? >> we often hear the story of harvey milk in the context of the assassinations. we do forget that mayor of a major u.s. city was assassinated in mayor george moscone. i wanted to get into who this amazing person was. harvey had only been in office for seven months. the mayor had a well-rounded career as a state senator. he had been in politics for 12 years and he was reshaping san franciscpoanchor: can you talk t more? >> george moscone was a charming mayor. he was representative of a new political liberal in san francisco. he was progressive. he really was part of the change in guard. he was

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they have done a few bits and bobs because, they have split the red bulls and four for george russell, the team's bestason? , ., ~ , season? it is and i think definitely ureen season? it is and i think definitely green shoot _ season? it is and i think definitely green shoot starting _ season? it is and i think definitely green shoot starting to _ season? it is and i think definitely green shoot starting to show- season? it is and i think definitely | green shoot starting to show there is a revival on the way for mercedes. lewis hamilton was actually pretty frustrated that he cannot drive the car in the same way that russell can, he can't get as much out of it as his new team—mate, so the first time he really signalled his frustration at the situation, but as you say it is encouraging for mercedes, the direction they are going on, i think, is hopefulfor the future. i think, is hopeful for the future. i wasjust going to think, is hopeful for the future. i was just going to ask you know you have touched on that, what is going to great most for lewis hamilton? is it the fact that mercedes still seem a lo

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on the hook for $24.3 million if garoppolo remains on the team this season tight end george kittle asked about his bestl jimmy g. jimmy garoppolo doing? no no, no text back. it is what it is. i mean iphone and then never call me back on it. so i was, like, all right, i'll take that. i guess you guys talk. um no. when did we clear our lockers after the season in their life. just general g. he does his own thing in the off season. yeah i wouldn't read too much into that back to debo. he was last spotted in dallas, giving stepha hug after the warriors beat the mavs in game three. samuels coming off a monster season. in which he emerges the 49ers biggest offensive weapon at both running back and wide receiver. but after the season, samuel let it be known that he wanted a big new contract and later leaked out that he wanted to be traded. with the regular season still 3.5 months out, the two sides appear to be at a stalemate. which is why samuel, isn't it otas? have you talked to diva? mm hmm. remember from last time i'm going to stop telling you guys when i talked to guys and not talk to guys because i don'

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viewpoints of people in don, yet scan langon screens for years or t heard from george las on a american journalist who moved to the don best in 2012. he says, the start of the russian military operation has been a huge relief for the people as a dumbass who had been oppressed by neo nazi groups integrated into the ukranian armed forces. ukraine was coming across the gray line in mass, and the people of dumbass would've just been devastated. and what i'm talking about them murdering everybody where they stood wherever they found people. that was a plan and quite thankfully, russia acted and it's been ah, unbelievable for both morale. and just the fact that everybody here knows that it was russia that save their lives. so what's going on right now, and the fact that russia recognized, i'm looking on people's republic and honest people's republic. this is a great thing. and everybody here celebrated that. how do i feel about as of and the oven nationals battalions and what they've done over the last 8 years? it will, it makes me very angry. ever since my down happened, they've had free reign and they've been murdering raping

i always remember george, we are one of the best players in the world. who now was the head of state of liberia, saying that when they were playing with the national team of liberia, and there was war her in all the war would even stop and people would unite behind . the callers of the national team football is definitely affordable. good, thank you so much, jeremy. okay, if you are just joining us, that was faith, abbas a danny infant t. no, as it is now at the world economic forum. and deb was hosting a panel there a fair, some top our sports and talents involved in the fee for well cup that is coming up in qatar. later this year we're joined now by our sports present andy, which sen, he's here with me in the senior and the air. so clearly the message from that panel there is that at sport is a unifying force. football in particular as a unifying force in, in, in this time of police guns insecurity, the troubles were singing the well sports can bring people together. i think that there's a really valid points we might thereabout, sir, and the impact th

he was best known for serving as the secretary of transportation under george w bush during the 9.11 attacks. he was the first asian american mayor of san jose serving in office from 1971. to 1975. in fact, the san jose airport bears his name. the name change came in 2001 current san jose mayor sam liccardo put out a statement regarding men at his death. that reads in part, quote, san jose has lost a great champion and i have lost a deeply admired mentor. norman's legacy is was steadfast defense of our civil liberties and defense of our nation. in the perilous hours of 9.11. on the net is survived by his wife, his 4 children. his 11 grandchildren. welcome back to 4 morning news. the now for and here on this wednesday, middle of the week for you here. >> and dave spahr is joining us today. it's supposed to be a hot with david of them. us a little flavor of summer here. mild summer rain as we take a look at what's going on for your wednesday. good morning, everybody. nice start to the day. is the east bay shoreline just has a bit of a hughes, some of the fog around now it's going to be

but tara sinclair, an economics professor at george washington university, said it's still too early to predict a recession. the best we can do right now is year's session once it's coming >> and clearly with over 400,000 new jobs created this month. that's not happening right now. >> and president biden also used today's trip to urge congress to pass a bipartisan bill that would boost manufacturing here in the u.s. he and many lawmakers believe that this is the next solution for a lot of the supply chain issues that we've been seeing overseas with products, particularly those semiconductor chips live in washington. i'm jessi tenure granted by jesse will. where does that legislation stand in congress right now? you have to go. she asians are still ongoing. but right now there's a house and a senate version that the chambers have passed and they're trying to combine them. lawmakers have put this self-imposed deadline of before they leave for that long august recess, though, to send it to the president's desk. jessi tenure will keep us posted. thank you, jesse. she's live tonight in washington, d.c.. >> more audio rec

but tara sinclair, an economics professor at george washington university, said it's still too early to predict a recession. the best we can do right now is year's session once it's coming >> and clearly with over 400,000 new jobs created this month. that's not happening right now. >> and also used today's trip to urge congress to pass a bipartisan bill that would boost manufacturing here in the u.s. he and many democrats and republicans in congress. think this is the best solution moving forward to tackle some of the supply chain issues we've been seeing overseas when it comes to products like semiconductor chips live in washington. i'm jessi jesse, thank you for that. we're also following a big story from havana, cuba. >> authorities say at least 18 people were killed in a powerful explosion at a luxury hotel. the blast ripped through the 5 star hotel saratoga earlier this morning. video shows smoke billowing from the building and the outer walls destroyed. search and rescue efforts are underway for about a dozen people who are still missing. officials say the 96 room hotel was under renovation and no tourists wer

okay in so many ways i had the best job in america being george bush's chief of staff. he loved talking about his funeral for first of all the answer part of your question, i think. divinity the first funeral meeting in the white house when you're president, i obviously was not part of that meeting, but i know that there is there they make sitting presidents at least do some kind of outline of a funeral in case he dies in office. so when i became his chief and staff, i inherited a very small folder of plans and by the time we were done it was a credenza he about after he turned maybe 80 i once a year i said we need to talk about your funeral. and he's like, oh good and you know really odd the other thing he did is every presidential funeral. he attended he changed his mind about something. after president nixon's is when he decided to be buried his library he and this is bush. we're gonna be be very kind of unport, maine. after president reagan, he decided he did not want to ride a rider to his horse. he thought it was too dramatic after president ford. he wanted all th

>> again, so many ways i have the best job in america being george bush's chief of staff. he loved talking about his funeral. [laughter]. first off, all the answer, part of the question, i think this is because of the assassination of kennedy, you have your first funeral meeting in the white house, when you're president. i obviously was not a part of that meeting, but i know that there is -- they make sitting presidents at least do some kind of outline of a funeral, in case he dies in office. so, when i became his chief of staff, i inherited a very small folder of plans, and by the time we were done, it was a credenza. he, about -- after he turned, maybe 80, i, once a year i said, we need to talk about your funeral. and he's like, oh, good! [laughter] [inaudible] i know that it's really odd. the other thing he did is, every presidential funeral he attended, he'd change his mind about something. [laughter] after president nixon's is when he decided to be buried in his library. he and mrs. bush we are going to be buried in kennebunkport, maine. after president reagan's, he d

what's the best way to push back on this hatred, this conspiracy theory that's based on a jewish international banker, it is so anti-semitic? they've slotted george soros in there trying to make the country browner and blacker. what's the best way to push back on that lie? >> you take this heinous platform and make the republicans own it. every republican politician, every candidate, ask them about it. they can't run from it because it's part of who they are at this point, as disgusting as that is. but make it the republican replacement theory, mainstream it. we don't have the economy on our side as democrats, so you have to scare the bejesus out of people. this replacement theory is the republican platform. make them own it. democrats run from this fistfight. call out tucker carlson, call out the politicians and make them own it. this is a republican platform. it's the racist republican replacement theory. >> the thing is, i'm not so concerned at the end of the day about commentators as i am about politicians. if they're pushing politicians around, i'm concerned about all of it. i'm just saying, though, the goal should be to get republicans to a

main the question here should be how to achieve the best result for the whole of europe, an integral free and peaceful europe as georgecurity structures and systems, eastern european countries, including russia e vladimir alekseevich what do you think? is it even possible in the current conditions to create in europe such an inclusive indivisible a security system that russia officially stood for for many years, but a system in which russia would be a full member, what henri is talking about and does russia need it in the current circumstances, taking into account the trends in the development of the global world that we are now observing, well, we have always said that we are in favor of an inclusive security system, i absolutely agree with you that the balance of power in northern europe is changing radically, uh, and artificial dividing lines are being formed, they are formed first of all, united states of america in general, i'm surprised if americans have strategic thinking. they would try to attract russia in every possible way in order to prevent its alliance from china. however, it is obvious that somewhere th

i got to the point of standing in the first place, but what happened to george floyd was obviously tragic but what i tried my best to do is take a step back and figure out what was the best decision for me to take and what course of action would have brought the most change? as i looked at my life, i said you know what? the gospel of jesus christ has changed my life for the better and i cannot think of any antidote or greater message for the times we see than that message. i decided to stand and not go with what everyoneless -- stand up and not go with what everyone else was doing and share that message. >> shannon: did you get a blow back? were you surprised by the reaction you got? either positive or negative? >> i got blow back. it was an emotional situation. anxiety was so high. at the same time, i did get so much encouragement and people emboldened and courage to stand up for what they believe in as well. >> shannon: there's been a lot of conversation about whether fans were turned off about what was happening in that time in the league. the ratings are better right now in the nba. they say based on the rati

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this time sharpens teammate, sergio pres came 2nd with george russell sadie's 3rd i tried to do the best i could. we opted to go a different route with a strategy, and i think, oh, you're not made is also went today because once i wasn't getting an error, you know, i could do my own laptop again. and i could actually like hulu, double on the causal army. so yeah, i was, there was work. awesome. yeah, i still got it. and for the rest of the season, we just need to understand what went wrong for floyd to not happen again because every point is in fulton and to day. oh, by the look of the tool lu, squads, a lot of points to the chairmanship. so yeah, we tend to fold that too many times during, during a season the french open has started with a big upsets in the women's draw number succeed on stripper. lost in 3 sats against magdalen at a poland. though we into this match the tennessee and had been the leading women's player on clay this season. but after 17 winds on the surface and a title in the dread. your 1st grand slam title ended on day one. it'll start obviously a mom a little bit dis

this time, the shop and teammates, sergio pres, 2nd with george ross of mercedes and i tried to do the best i could, we opted to go a different route with the strategy and i think, oh, yeah, that made us also went today because once i was in clean area, i could do my own laptop again and i could actually like pull a big up on on the causal army. so yeah, i was, there was very positive. yeah, i feel confident for the rest of the season. we just need to understand what went wrong or for it to not happen again because every point is in fulton and to day by the look of the to will lose plots, a lot of points in the chairmanship. so yeah, we can't afford that too many times during our, during a season. the french open has started with a big upsides and the women's drawn numbers exceed ons. deborah lost in 3 sats against magdalen yet a poland. going into this match the tennessee and had been the leading women's player on clay this season, but after 17 wins on the surface and a title in madrid. her effort to secure 1st graham from title ended on day one. it of stirred obviously a little bit disapp

conversation as no, mommy, democracy is the best form of government for the united states over america. in an effort to in davos indoctrinate irons, george's progressives are bringing to curricula with devices them radicalized ideologies, racial it's essential, isn't rachel scott gate, condo of a sexual nature that's not appropriate for young children. all children should be taught to academic skills they need to succeed along with the history of the country the -- good the, bad and the ugly. we must also teach our children about the problematic chapters in our history and we must also teach them about the heroes who lead us [inaudible] a more perfect union. and in fact one of those here's today's joining on here today, ruby bridges, who you mentioned earlier, it's a full rights icon and author who made history as a six-year-old girl, courageously braving a hostile crowd to integrate and all right elementary school in louisiana. and in my home state of south carolina, we have so many of those heroic stories that should be taught in our schools from harriet tubman, who rescued 750 slaves in one night, in pure fort county, south carolina, to

he's best known for serving as secretary of transportation under george w bush during the 9.11 attacks in fact, honor his service. san jose airport was rebranded in 2001 to bear. his name. san jose mayor sam liccardo reacted to news of minute is passing by saying his city has lost a great champion and that he has lost a deeply admired mentor. minetta survived by his wife, 4 children and his 11 grandchildren. we'll take a break at 7.37. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news workers in california won't see the state. >> implement that four-day work week after all. we'll tell you why that bill failed and the warriors getting roughed up in memphis as they take on the grizzlies. we're going to hear what coach steve kerr thought about the game. >> we're on our way for a little bit of a heat pump may be a minor heat spike as we watch inland highs get well in the business of the upper 80's scratching about 90 for one day. then we tumble back right now. >> it's thursday morning out there on our roads tracking a hot spot in the south bay will have an updated look at your drive. times wants to g

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