george shultz _ soviet union? absolutely. george shultz had - soviet union? absolutely. absolutely. - george shultz had a reputation both in the united states and around the world as being a man of his word. he didn't overpromise things that he couldn't deliver but he also didn't try to bamboozle people or try to fall them. that made it difficult because it was often very blunt and direct —— fool them. but also meant when he spoke that he mentored and people understood that. that was a huge aspect of negotiation in the long—term. you may lose out on a short—term opportunity but actually works out well when you are the secretary of state for a stunning 6.5 years, which overlaps with five different national security advisers to ronald reagan. that is remarkable in terms of his staying power. fix, remarkable in terms of his staying power. a remarkable career. david _ staying power. a remarkable career. david priest, - staying power. a remarkable career. david priest, thank. career. david priest, thank you. career. david priest, thank ou. ., . career. david priest, thank ou.

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world has lost a revered statesmen and brilliant public servant with the passing of secretary george shultz. george holt's dedicated his life to promoting a more peaceful and secure future and his work to advance democracy worldwide leaves a powerful legacy for generations to come. two young children are back home tonight with their parents after the minivan that they were in was stolen last night in san francisco, san francisco, police say putting the kid's pictures on social media was key in helping to find them. last night, we sent out numerous tweets from our sfpd twitter account. and there were many re tweets from other agencies regarding this incident remain two tweets, where the initial amber alert and then the tweet that the children have been located over 700,000 impressions. people saw this on twitter more than 70,000 engagements or the times if the people interacted with the tweet, also lots of activity on facebook. and instagram, to scott went on to say he is incredibly proud of the patrol officers, the motorcycle officers and the command staff and everyone else who worked beyon

president ronald reagan's long—time secretary of state, george shultz, has died aged 100. 80s trying to improve relations with the soviet union and forging a course for peace in the middle east. paul hawkins looks back at his life. he is widely credited with helping to end the cold war. thank you very much, mr president and my friend. george shultz served for 6.5 years under ronald reagan. during that time he helped improve relations with the soviet union, striking relationships with gorbachev and his foreign minister, eduard shevardnadze. in negotiations, he refused to make concessions in advance, waiting for them to blink and they usually did. it will help us to remove some misunderstanding... because as he well knew, they had become more concerned with problems at home than interference abroad. in 1987, both countries signed a landmark arms control agreement. he was involved in talks with iran in the 1980s. the iranians are known as great rug merchants, not for nothing. the iranians are good at this business of smiling and encouraging you on, and then cutting your throat

former secretary of state george shultz has died. he was 100 passed away at his home there on the stanford campus this weekend. ktvu greg liggins tells us that shall served under two presidents and was well known for bipartisanship. hi, george pratt shows do solemnly swear in politics, george shultz served, most notably as secretary of state under president reagan. but he also served as secretary of labor. treasury secretary and director of the office of management and budget, reportedly one of only two people in u. s history. to hold four cabinet positions. he was a republican. but longtime friend john taylor says he did not believe in labels or unwavering adherence to party lines. he was focused on the best ideas and the best people, and that was what was important to him. close friend, senator dianne feinstein introduced schultz to his second wife and said in a statement he was willing to work across party lines. i think no one was a better standard bear and honorable representative for this country. former san francisco mayor wil

george shultz went down to louisiana and got back to nixon.ack preachers and others. and he told nixon what he needed to do that started the process of affirmative action shots was a marine world war two veteran and diplomat on the world stage, interested in fostering mutually beneficial relationships to fend off disagreements. before you do it, come to somebody when you've got a big problem, and you never have seen any time you see him, it's not going to be anywhere near as good as if you. get to know them and listen to them here. their problems. let them hear yours. the new york native studied public policy and international affairs at princeton, using those lessons to negotiate nuclear arms reduction treaties during the cold war, he earned a phd in economics and became president of construction and engineering firm bechtel group from 1975 to 82, though he also worked in academia as a business school dean in chicago and hoover institution fellow at stanford. friends say schultz was interred. did in the practical applications beyond theories,

well, george shultz does that. in the pamphlet, secretary shultz wrote that one lesson he learned as a child and retained over and over again was the importance of trust. as he says in this pamphlet, when trust is in the room, whatever room that was, the family room, the schoolroom, the coach's room, the office room, the government room, or the military room, good things happen. when trust was not in the room, good things did not happen. i think certainly we can learn that here in the united states senate where trust is the coin of the realm here. there is no doubt about that. this idea of trust is a lesson that stayed with him throughout his career, and a concept that he believes when you read all his writings and talk to him, the way so many of us have had the opportunity to, he believed helped lead to the end of the cold war, trust. president reagan, general secretary gorbachev together eliminated intermediate range nuclear weapons which laid down the foundation for the peaceful end of the cold war in which the u

george shultz was part of the chain of public service.ong life and was tar particulate, lucid to the very end. he continued through the trump years to express that public service perspective, to be critical of trump, to give leadership to people who looked up to him. so in sum, he was a rare man. we are all lucky to have had him in government working for us. >> and in one of the obits about him, there is a story of his kindness and a reporter going to talk to him as he stumbles across his room and they were all christmas cards from george shultz. that was the kind side of him. again, he could also be very tough, even late into life, went out to visit the hoover institute -- institution and he was -- there was a story -- that we are still talking about. one of the trump's cabinet members had gone out to talk. after it was over, there was applause. he slowly walked up to him. he said, you know, of all the people i have been blessed to meet in my remarkable life, you were without a doubt the least impressive. a 96-year-old man still throwing

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george shultz chose words instead of weapons to end the cold war.ned. when trust wasn't, good things did not." still to come, all the top business stories and the great debate about vaccine passports. are they necessary to keep us safe or are they discrimination? hello. the overriding weather story for all of us week, at least this week will be just how cold it is. subzero wind chill in all parts during the first half of the week. that's going to bring hit and miss snow showers. many in the west will avoid them. hard overnight frosts return this week as the winds feel lighter. but later less cold air will try to push its way in. as you can see, we've got the easterly winds dominating the cold air for much of the week. but as milder atlantic air tries to push in, that boundary line could bring some snow into the west, but the question mark is how far that boundary gets in? it looks like the cold air will, by and large, win out. and certainly on sunday the cold air brought the snow showers across kent and parts of east anglia. it's these areas right u

george shultz was 100 years old.ewshour, i'm nick schifrin. >> woodruff: never before has a former president been impeached and never has one president been impeached twice. here to navigate these uncharted waters with us, our politics monday pair. amy walter of the cook political report. and tamara keith of npr. hello to both of you, on this monday evening. and tam, it took us what, 20 years from the impeachment of president clinton to get to the impeachment, first impeachment of president trump but only one year to get to the second impeachment of president trump. how is this trial going to be different. >> well, that one year was 2020 and it felt like 20 years. but this is going to be different because this is a much different-- in the first impeachment it was something that happened behind closed doors, there was a phone call, there was a transcript, there wasn't video, there wasn't a public campaign as there was this time where president trump lead a public campaign over a series of weeks to try to undermine the

. >>> former secretary of state george shultz has died best known as secretary of state under ronald reagan. he's credited with helping end the cold war he was one of the most consequential policymakers of our time, holding four different cabinet-level positions throughout his long career his service even earned him the presidential medal of freedom. george shultz was 100 years old. >>> now to breaking news overseas a horrifying tragedy unfolding in northern india. a glacier broke. triggering a massive flood. now a desperate search for survivors is under way. blayne alexander reports. >> reporter: from above, the damage is unbelievable and up close, the water simply unstoppable. in this remote village in northern india, a flash flood shredded through this dam reaching the village below. coming on so fast officials say there was no time for warning. tonight, many villages evacuated. at least nine people confirmed dead more than 140 others still missing. rescuers racing to care for the injured. all of it triggered when part of a glacier in the himalayas sheared off sending water and de

. >>> this morning we are remembering former secretary of state george shultz.e died saturday at his home on the campus of stanford university. shultz played a central role in helping to end the cold war when he served as president reagan's chief diplomat from 1982 to 1989. prior to that he served in three cabinet-level posts in the nixon administration. george shultz was 100 years old. >>> coming up, a skier in alaska is airlifted to safety after being attacked by a bear. >>> and blinding lights. the weeknd dazzles the crowd at the super bowl halftime show. this is the "cbs morning news." " it's been...a year. and jackson hewitt knows your job description may have changed a bit. to say... account manager... third grade teacher... senior vice dog-walker... and all-around mega mom. but one thing you don't need added to your description is tax preparer. let the tax pros at jackson hewitt do it for you, and fight for every dollar you deserve. ♪ ready to shine from the inside out? try nature's bounty hair, skin and nails gummies. the number one brand to support beau

. >>> former secretary of state george shultz has died best known as ses credited with reer and while awarding him the presidential medal of freedom back in 1989, president reagan said he had helped to make the world a freer and more peaceful place. george shultz was 100 years old. >>> an urgent search and rescue is under way in northern india after a glacier collapsed, triggering a devastating mudslide now there is a desperate search for survivors. nbc's molly hunter joins from us london how many people are feared missing now? >> reporter: frances, good morning. that's right, a desperate search over 150 people are suspected to still be missing all the rescuers, all the troops are looking for them at least 11 have died. at least 25 people have already been rescued, frances, good news but really dramatic pictures a himalayan glacier fell into a riffer triggering a huge flood in northern india, as water and debris wound through the valley, bursting through a dam there are two villages in that area there are two hydro plants the rescue efforts this morning are focused on workers at those

george shultz was an act of san francisco society figure with his wife, long time chief city chief of protocol. charlotte may yard shultz. george shultz was 100 years old, the u. s. senate is preparing for the historic second impeachment of former president donald trump, which starts tomorrow. senators they're still deciding on how the trials to be conducted, such as how long it'll last and whether there will be witnesses. republicans and democrats are at odds over whether holding an impeachment trial of a former president is even constitutional. it's a violation of due process. it's not what our founding fathers set up and it sets a very bad bad president for futures of future officeholders. i don't think our job ends just because the president has left office in part because impeachment comes not only with the provisions to remove an official from office but to disqualify them for future office, so there is still a consequence. toe president. if convicted, former president trump won't be there he turned down an invitation to defend himself against the charge that he's responsiblehe

president reagan's long—term secretary of state george shultz has died at age 100 foot up shultz has00 foot up he tried to improve relations in the soviet union in the 1980s and attempted to forge peace in the middle east. it was also one of the main republican figures to oppose donald trump. now on bbc news, the week in parliament. hello again and welcome to the week in parliament, as good news breaks out at westminster. our nation, madam deputy speaker, is getting safer every day as more and more people get protected by the biggest immunisation programme in the history of our health service. borisjohnson is warned he's picked the wrong sort of brexit. the protocol has betrayed us and has made us feel like foreigners in our own country. team sympathy will not cut the mustard. and a long life well lived. commons tributes to captain sir tom moore. who was indeed an inspiration to all of us and a beacon - of light at a time of darkness and a true gentleman. - amid the grim statistics of the pandemic, there is occasionally a milestone to welcome. a first dose of the covid vaccine has no

world has lost a revered statesman and brilliant public servant with the passing of secretary george shultz. he leaves a powerful legacy for generations to come. governor newsom issuing a statement. our state is fortunate that secretary shultz headed west later in his career and bringing his wisdom and insight to advising governor. >> all eyes are on capitol hill as former president trump faces his second impeachment trial. democrats need 17 republicans to vote with them to convict the president of inciting the riot at the capitol. opening statements begin tuesday. this trial is more simple and clear and something most lawmakers witnessed. president biden was unwilling to render his own verdict. >> i watched what everybody else watched, what happened when that crew invaded the united states congress. but i am not in the senate now. i will let the senate make that decision. >> mr. trump's legal team is expected to argue his words are protected by the first amendment and that the senate has no power to try a former president. >> liz cheney is standing firm on her decision to impeach then pres

. >>> former secretary of state george shultz died at his home on the stanford campus over the weekend and his l and out of government casts a long shadow after joining the marines. schultz was named an economic adviser. later president nixon schochose to become secretary of labor the four of cabinet offices he would hold. only one other american has ever done that. the depression steered him into public service. >> i was worried about the unemployment and the loss of production that we needed and it made a big impression on me. >> in later years schultz was known for his philanthropy. he and his wife split time between homes in palo alto and san francisco. george shultz was 100 years old. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi released a statement saying, quote, george was known and esteemed as a person of honor. while we disagreed on issues including the central american wars and use of force in iraq in 2003 i always respected him for his integrity and patriotism. >>> still ahead, the airline that will temporarily cut flights from the bay area to hawaii because of the state's travel quaranti

george shultz died in his home on the stanford campus at the hoover institute.years old. shultz was the labor and treasury secretary under president richard nixon before spending more than six years with president ronald reagan. in the surrounding years he and his wife charlotte were fixtures in san francisco. reaction is pouring in from leaders who admired shultz. house speaker nancy pelosi wrote "the world has lost a revered statesman and brilliant public servant with the passing of secretary george shultz." so true. >>> in honor of black history month, we're recognizing black americans in our community making history, calling them our changemakers. every monday this month we're going to recognize those changemakers and give you a peek into their world. this week we're honoring the leader of a san jose nonprofit. i spoke with milan balanton, executive director of the african-american community service agency in san jose. the agency serves as a one-stop shop for resources for those living in santa clara county in addition to serving and offering information in

and president reagan's long—term secretary of state george shultz has died aged 100.e spent most of the 19805 aged 100. he spent most of the 1980s trying to improve relations with the soviet union and attempting to forge peace in the middle east. he was also one of the main figures to republican oppose donald trump. now on bbc news, can you train for a 55—mile race in just over a month? reece parkinson from bbc radio 1xtra wants to, but everything is against him — including a life—changing trip to hospital. 55 miles. 37 days. sounds crazy. stupidity. that's what i'm really interested in — how far can i push my body? how far can i push my mind? reece's not going to do it. i would not be in the least bit disappointed if he decided against running this ultra. this ultra? yeah, i have to complete it, and i will complete it. i can do anything i want as long as ijust put my mind to it. ijust don't know if . it's going to happen. this is so jarring. your body was telling you, like, "stop". i'm about to book an ultramarathon, which is — i don't actually know the length of som

tributes are pouring in for a towering figure in american politics, former secretary of state george shultzthree presidents he played a pivotal role in ending the cold war. he died over the weekend nbc's chief washington correspondent andrea mitchel has more on his life good morning. >> good morning, craig george shultz, who had just turned 100 years old in december, helped bring an end to the cold war under president reagan, as the longest serving secretary of state since world war ii remarkably, he remained an influential figure against nuclear weapons and the fight against climate change until the last days of his extraordinary life >> reporter: he served in four cabinet posts under four -- two presidents. >> i, george shultz, solemnly swear. >> reporter: he viewed six years as ronald reagan's top diploma as his best government job he changed history by fostering breakthrough summits with russian leader mikhail gorbachev, halting the mad dash toward nuclear dominance then threatening the world. speaking to tom brokaw when reagan went to moscow. >> characterize for us briefly the tenor of

." >>> george shultz died yesterday at his home on the stanford campus. he was 100. schultz's government in and out of government casts a long shadow, and he exemplifies the phrase "public service." economist, scholar, businessman, diplomat. george pratt schultz had enough credentials for several lifetimes. one of the first a u.s. marine. former abc7 news anchor eric thomas interviewed schultz in 2016. >> you got to mean what you say and follow through, and i got that from the marine corps. >> reporter: the new york native joined the marines during world war ii and saw action in the south pacific. after the war, he earned a ph.d from m.i.t. >> so i studied the social security system. >> reporter: those studies led to teaching stints at mit and the university of chicago. in1957, he was named a member of president eisenhower's council of economic advisers. then become to academia at chicago followed by stanford. 13 years, president richard nixon chose schultz to become secretary of labor, the first of four cabinet level offices he would hold. schultz says growing up du

. >>> former secretary of state george shultz has died at 100 years old.old war and forged a path for peace in the middle east. president biden called him a man of incredible courage. >>> today's weather, snow possible in upstate new york. sunny and cloudy across the southeast. bitter cold in the midwest. sunny in los angeles to albuquerque. >>> finally, whether you're a fan of tom brady or not, his story is certainly inspirational. >> especially for those over 40 years old. here's espn's john anderson. >> reporter: life, they say, begins at 40. it certainly was never intended to apply to football players. for tom brady, it might actually be true. in the wake of his seventh super bowl title, further cementing his legacy as the greatest of all time, a case could now be made that brady has had a hall of fame career since his 40th birthday on august 3rd before the 2017 season. >> when to walk away, that's a good question. i think i'll know when it's time. so i don't know when that time will come. if you can't ever think you're satisfied, you have to continue

a distinguished american statesman george shultz has died. schultz served as secretary of state under ronald reagan and as both labor and treasury secretary during the nixon administration. he was also a professor emeritus at stanford's graduate school of business. president joe biden released a statement on his passing reading in part quote he was a gentleman of honor and ideas dedicated to public service and respectful debate even into his one 100th year on earth. that's why multiple presidents of both political parties sought his counsel. i regret that as president i will now be able to benefit from his wisdom as so many of my predecessors schultz was 100 years old. he died at his home on the stanford campus. we'll take a break coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, a happy ending to a scary weekend for one bay area father, a carjack well as kids were still in the back seat have details on that story coming up. >>and we're back at 4.24 happening today, oakland leaders will be announcing new steps to protect members of the city's chinat

secretary of state george shultz who played a key role in helping to end the cold war has died at the age of 100 schultes held several cabinet posts over his long career that made the most impact leading the state department under president ronald reagan he helped cement a historic nuclear missile treaty with lasco and remained a strong advocate for alms control. the european union's foreign policy chief says the block may be forced to impose sanctions on russia borel's says russia is in his was disconnecting from europe he spoke after a tense visit to moscow during which russia expelled diplomats from 3 e.u. nations russian foreign minister sergey lavrov described the e.u. as an unreliable partner. somalia's opposition leaders say they no longer recognize the president mohammed after last year's term has expired with no agreement on elections to replace him. as wanting developments from nairobi and has this update. today was when the presidential election was supposed to have taken place before about there was a whole process of electing members of the local house of representatives

president ronald reagan's long—time secretary of state, george shultz, has died aged 100.f the 1980s trying to improve relations with the soviet union and forging a course for peace in the middle east. he was also one of the many republican figures who resisted donald trump's rise to the presidency the head of the united nations food agency says a deal has been reached with ethiopia to expand its operations in the northern region of tigray. nearly three million people need help as a result of the conflict between the federal army and regionalforces. the polls have closed in ecuador�*s elections for a new president and national assembly. there are three main contenders to replace the current president, leneen moray—no. the front runner is the former head of ecuador�*s central bank, andres arauz. the country is suffering from the covid pandemic, which has killed 15,000 people in the nation of 17 million people. to the latest on the military coup on myanmar now. we've seen the largest protests in more than a decade. tens of thousands of people demanding the release of the ele

. >>> and george shultz has died after a storied political career.ed in his own words. abc7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. >> it was going to be my last order for the night before i head home. >> unbelievable. a doordash delivery took quite a turn in san francisco. a father had his van stolen with his two children inside, and now he is sharing his harrowing story. with that, we say good evening and thank you so much for joining us. i'm dion lim. the father is thanking first responders and the public for helping to find his children. they were reunited about four and a half hours after their dad's van was hijacked. it happened last night in san francisco's pacific heights neighborhood. that's where we find abc7 news news reporter cornell bernard, and this could have taken a much worse turn. cornell? >> yeah, you're right about that, dion. this is really the best news ever for this family. this is the neighborhood where doordash delivery driver jeffrey fang was making a deli

secretary of state george shultz who played a key role in helping to end the cold war has died at the age of $100.00 soldiers held several cabinet posts over his long career but made the most impact leaving the state department under president ronald reagan he helped cement a historic nuclear missile treaty with moscow and remained a strong advocate for arms control. color again the headlines on al-jazeera mean mars military has been gatherings and imposed a curfew in the 2 biggest cities yangon and mandalay it's intended to stop growing protests earlier a military ruler meant an klang promise to hold elections south african health authorities are working with international scientists to draw up a new vaccination strategy after the original plan to use the oxford astra zeneca job was suspended a trial showed it gives little protection against the highly contagious variant of the virus lawyers for the former us president donald trump's impeachment trial have filed defense papers saying the proceedings are on constant.

george shultz, ronald reagan's secretary of state who helped end cold war, has died. he was 100.gue, shultz had the rare distinction of serving in four different cabinet positions, including treasury secretary. presidentjoe biden said "few people did as much to shape the trajectory of american diplomacy and american influence in the 20th century" as shultz. mr biden added "i regret that, as president, i will not be able to benefit from his wisdom, as have so many of my predecessors". he's a world famous rock star who played at the inauguration of president biden last month, but even dave grohl has to get stuck in with home schooling. the foo fighters frontman has caught up with our entertainment correspondent colin paterson for a chat about lockdown life, his new album and, believe it or not, a burning ambition to take up tap dancing. # i've been waiting on a war since i was young... dave grohl, how does it feel to be releasing your new album in the middle of a global pandemic? it's a relief that people finally get to hear these songs that we recorded a year ago. i mean, when we.

president ronald reagan's long—time secretary of state, george shultz, has died.chultz spent most of the 1980s trying to improve relations with the soviet union and forging a course for peace in the middle east. as the nation's chief diplomat, shultz negotiated the first—ever treaty to reduce the size of the soviet union's ground—based nuclear arsenals. more now on coronavirus. the latest government figures show — there were 15,845 new coronavirus infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period in the uk. that means an average of 18,358 new cases per day in the last week. another 373 deaths were reported —— that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—i9 test —— numbers do tend to be lower at weekends. on average in the past week —— 901 deaths were announced every day. the total number of uk deaths is now 112,465. the latest on the vaccination programme is thatjust under 550—thousand people had a first dose of one of the three approved covid—19 vaccines in the latest 2a hour period. and that takes the overall number of people who've had their firstja

secretary of state george shultz who played a key role in helping to win the cold war has died at the age of 100 schultz held several cabinet posts over his long career but made the most impact leaving the state department under president ronald reagan he helped cement a historic nuclear missile treaty with moscow so that ruka has suspended plans to vaccinate to frontline health workers with the astra zeneca job after a trial showed it might be less effective in countering the new variants that caused the country's recent covert $900.00 surge instead it will offer vaccines developed by johnson and johnson and pfizer in the coming weeks and more contagious south african variants is among the number of the taishan causing concern about the potential to resist vaccines. israel is talented lifting its strictest lockdown restrictions some businesses are able to reopen including takeaway food services in headdresses people no longer have to stay within a kilometer of their home schools remain shut and international travel it's a very restricted 6 week lockdown was the 3rd time the country h

president ronald reagan's long—time secretary of state, george shultz, has died aged one—hundred.trying to improve relations with the soviet union and forging a course for peace in the middle east. he was also one of the many republican figures who resisted donald trump's rise to the presidency myanmar has seen its largest protests in more than a decade. tens of thousands of people have rallied against the military coup, demanding the release of the elected leader aung san suu kyi. internet access has now been restored after a day—long blackout. the military seized power a week ago after claiming, without evidence, that the november election was fraudulent. from bangkok, our correspondent jonathan head reports. they started marching in the morning, and the numbers just kept growing. if the soldiers who unseated myanmar�*s elected government on monday thought their coup would be unopposed, thousands came out to prove them wrong, filling the streets. chanting. "democracy is our right", they chanted, "ending dictatorship, ourwill". horns honk. the traffic was forced to a crawl and ca

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i wanted to say i would like to make this for terry fry, char' a and secretary george shultz on behalf of the entire board of supervisors without objection. thank you, madam clerk. i would like to rerefer to supervisor preston. >> no need. i was going to make that request with respect to then memorial for terry friday, thank you very much, you covered it. >> thank you, very much. i would love to be added to supervisor mar's hearing and with that said, we are now moving forward to public comments. >> ok, thank you mr. president. at this time, the board is welcoming public comment remotely. those of you who called in early to get in line, now is your chance to press star 3. listen for the prompt, you have been unmuted and begin speaking your comments. if you are watching channel 26, be aware of the signal delay that is often times the culprit when we hear a silent line. we do try to go back to make sure we didn't miss anyone but we often times if there's silent line it will be a silent line and the telephone number should be streaming on your screen and it's (415)655-0001 when you hear t

and some newsjust in — president ronald reagan's long—time secretary of state, george shultz, has diedst of the 1980s trying to improve relations with the soviet union, and forging a course for peace in the middle east. as the nation's chief diplomat, shultz negotiated the first—ever treaty to reduce the size of the soviet union's ground—based nuclear arsenals. he was also one of the many republican establishment figures who resisted donald trump's rise to the presidency. you're watching bbc news. our top stories. at least nine people have died and scores are missing after a part of a himalayan glacier broke away in northern india and smashed into a dam causing flooding. the oxford—astrazeneca vaccine offers limited protection against mild disease caused by the south african variant of covid—19 — but scientists say it will still help to beat the pandemic. tens of thousands take to the streets of myanmar�*s largest city, yangon, as anger rises following last week's military coup. parts of the country have been hit with heavy snow and strong winds, with warnings of possible further signi

up in just a few minutes jonathon back to you risa thank you distinguished american statesman george shultz has died. >>schultz has served as secretary of state under ronald reagan and as both labor and treasury secretary during the nixon administration. he was also a professor emeritus at stanford's graduate school of business. president joe biden released a statement tonight on his passing saying quote he was a gentleman of honor and ideas dedicated to public service and respectful debate. even into his one 100th year on earth. that's why multiple presidents of both political parties sought his counsel. i regret that as president i will now not be able to benefit from his wisdom as have so many of my successors schultz was 100 years old he died at his home on the stanford campus. still to come tonight here on kron 4 news at 10 the white house has just launched a new effort to share the stories of americans impacted by the pandemic. >>but first lawmakers continuing to take shots at california's unemployment agency. the announcement that now has many la >>everyone the second impeachment tri

and frankly, the two people that i thought of work george shultz -- were george saltz and vance, a lawyer in new york, he was secretary of state. i thought that was a great career model. my son, amazing cork, that is what happened for me. the united states system is very unusual. and that it welcomes people from the private sector openly to come in and serve, then go back, go back to their lives. in most democracies, parliamentary democracies, you either have a career in public service, which is great, they are great public servants, but you do not have so many cases of people wanting to come in and serve for three or four years. i think that adds a perspective and keeps the government more grounded in what is going on out there. of course, i think that is the advice that -- not just considering the advancement of your own career, but consider how you can also do public service. that is one thing i would certainly say. the second thing is, think big. i would say, looking back at the 45 plus years since i graduated from college, the opportunities and things that were happening, you know, p

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george shultz u.s. secretary of state under president ronald reagan has died at the age of $100.00 shultz was instrumental in helping improve u.s. so be relations in the 1980 s. including negotiating a historic nuclear arms treaty which put the 2 superpowers closer to ending the cold war. germany has been hit by heavy snow storms and icy conditions with disruptions to public transport across northern and central parts of the country authorities are urging people to stay at home road crews are reporting multiple highway accidents the german weather service is expecting up to 40 centimeters of snow. in ecuador left leaning candidate. always has taken the largest share of votes in the presidential election but initial figures indicate a runoff election in april is likely. as was backed by a convicted but still popular former president says he'll wait for the final results before celebrating on sunday 1000 restrictions led to long lines as people waited to cast their votes ecuador has been crippled economic

microclimate monday outlook in just a few minutes jonathon you thank you distinguished american statesman george shultz has died. >>schultz served as secretary of state under ronald reagan and as both labor and treasury secretary during the nixon administration. he was also a professor emeritus at stanford's graduate school of business. longtime friend california senator dianne feinstein releasing a statement on his passing reading in part quote george lived a life of enormous credibility and honor. he was willing to work across party lines. i think no one was a better standard bearer and honorable representative for this country. she goes on to say that george you were a brilliant man a patriot and most importantly a wonderful friend to my husband richard in me you will be missed schultz was a 100 years old he died at his home on the stanford campus. still plenty more to come tonight here on kron 4 news at 8 o'clock the white house just launching a new effort to share the stories of americans impacted by the pandemic we'll let you know what they're saying plus. >>folks still dealing with impacts after

and distinguished american statesman and san francisco resident george shultz has died schultz served as secretary of state under ronald reagan and as both labor and treasury secretary during the nixon administration he was also a professor emeritus at stanford graduate school of business longtime friend california senator dianne feinstein released a statement on his passing reads in part quote george lived a life of enormous credibility an honor he was willing to work across party lines. i think no one was a better standard bear and honorable representative for this country. she went on to say george or a brilliant man. patriots and most importantly a wonderful friend to my husband richard and me. he will be missed schultz was a 100 years old and he died at his home on the stanford campus. coming up after the break, we'll have a live report from washington dc with the latest developments in the impeachment trial of former president donald trump. >>and we'll tell you why some people are calling for a boycott of bank of america and what it has to do with the bay area homeowners, learn

outlook in just a few minutes jonathon back to you risa thank you distinguished american statesman george shultz has died. >>schultz serving as secretary of state under ronald reagan and as both labor and treasury secretary during the nixon administration. he was also a professor emeritus at stanford's graduate school of business. longtime friend california senator dianne feinstein releasing a statement on his passing reading in part quote george lived a life of enormous credibility and honor. he was willing to work across party lines. i think no one was a better standard bearer and honorable representative for this country. she won on to say that george you were a brilliant man a patriot and most importantly a wonderful friend to my husband richard in mean you'll be missed schultz was 100 years old he died at his home on the stanford campus. still to come tonight here on kron 4 news at 9 the white house has just launched a new effort to share the stories of americans impacted by the pandemic. >>meanwhile, some folks still dealing with the aftereffects of covid-19 weeks even months after being d

that's what the late george shultz, that's what james baker wanted, that's what you and i have talked. that's exactly where it ought to go. i justt think we've got to get off this miracle cure of keynesian spending which never works. >> it's not going to be a miracle. larry: i get it. >> and larry summers is very much against this as well, as you can read. the thinks it's way too large. it's not just us, it's other people that are looking at this thing as being potentially damaging in the wrong run. larry: thank you, art. art laffer -- >> congratulations again. larry: folks, arthur, presidential medal of freedom designate, which is america's highest honor. >>> now, just how far is joe biden going to go on a coronavirus stimulus package? is it going to be big and broad and expensive, or night he actually moderate it and narrow it down, targeting it better? we'll have former treasury secretary steven mnuchin give us the right answers. he was a terrific treasury secretary in his own right, a good friend with me exclusively next up on [laugh] dad i got a job! i'm moving out. [laugh] dream

secretary of state george shultz who played a key role in helping to end the cold war has died at the age of 100 shows held several cabinet posts over his long career but made the most impact leaving the state department under president ronald reagan he helped cement a historic nuclear missile treaty with moscow and remained a strong advocate for honest control. to nigeria now where the scramble for scale is pushing millions of people into poverty according to activists and 20. in the as a country with the largest number of people living in extreme poverty experts say it's largely because of corruption land confiscations and how resources on distributed. reports from kepe. in 7 years one certainly has 40 least 16 court cases of land been taken and justly but lost most of them. the lawyer an activist says the poor are up against the powerful who have the resources to manipulate the judiciary i handle a case where local traditionally. used area courts. succeeded in. front he sent us who are not apart from that far and then dead in abject poverty and many equally among the politicians. h

tension to already deteriorating relations between the 2 countries the former us secretary of state george shultz who played a key role in helping to end the cold war has died at the age of $100.00 soldiers had several cabinet posts over his long career but made the most impact leaving the state department under president ronald reagan he helped cement a historic nuclear missile treaty with moscow and remain the strong advocate for arms control. still ahead on the al-jazeera news hour we'll have more on tom brady was racked up yet another super bowl victory stories coming up in just a moment but peter. the united nations special envoy to yemen has visited iran for the 1st time to discuss the war martin griffith's trip comes off to the u.s. revoked the terrorist designation for who with the rebels the group was backed by this month the u.s. halted its support for the saudi arabia led military campaign in yemen a promise to help defend its borders. over centuries of changing civilizations religions and cultures in libya the small mountain town of has relied on the same industry pressing olives for