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and on the other hand i knew the story of reagan and gore because of.you know strolling across red square, and cooperation. seeing the transformation of the cold war, from conflict to cooperation. so much so that i would say that late 19 eighties period, is one of the textbook cases of old rivals putting their differences aside and at the end of the cold war itself is something that strikes me, by its rapidity and also it's unexpectedness it's there and then it is gone and i especially wondered then, so how did we get there? how did we get the end of this cold war story and how did we get there in a way that seems like such a swing, from the end of détente, to the end of us soviet cooperation, to collaboration and cooperation between the two superpowers. in particular, how did we get there during a period in which the story, the conventional story goes, the superpowers are not even talking to each other. you have on the one hand reagan, who is maybe to ideologically focused to even talk to the soviets, and on the other hand yet soviet leaders who epitom

bush versus gore >> this is where the moment were al gore had already calling conceded the election,orida finally came around, and watching that count that night, you know it went against no it it looked like bush was going to lose, and then it came even, and i don't know at the time was, but almost every ten minutes or so there was something else but it boiled down to florida. and bush, in this photo is looking over his speech, to give the top, but then they are getting ready to go. this >> is the texas governor's. yes >> this is ox austin texas and the guy in the right, is john evans, who is a friend of his, and that was his campaign manager. and he had just been on the phone with bill dailey, who was gore's campaign chairman. and they were running a little bit late we're going over to you know where wasn't? >> gore was going to the war memorial auditorium in nashville. and they now dubbed it's apparent it's apparent, florida starting to tighten up again and i'm going to show -- yes. flash forward. about ten minutes out, i took that picture calls all bush -- i didn't know but bush

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in a nutshell, basically, he was not doing anything more than what al gore did in 2000 in the state of florida. in wanting to -- except, multiply by five. we have five or six states where there was doubt passed over how the votes were counted, it was not hanging chants, it was mail-in ballots. as the previous guest said in the first segment and as so many have said, this has a snowballs chance in hell of ever getting to 67 votes. it is simply not going to happen. but the previous guest made an interesting comment that representative raskin, a highly partisan democrat from maryland, he is doing this for the american people and to change public opinion. that is a load of we all know what. if that is what this is all about, then it is purely political. it is not about getting a conviction, which they all know no one will get. host: let me leave you there because you put out a lot already. let our guest respond. guest: i would like to see actual witnesses called by the democrats, to get to some of the questions that the caller is raising. that is, did the people in the crowd actually hear

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since kill gore was deemed in close contact, the barber did finish his hair cut.s robinson are opts covid reserve and they could play on sunday if they have five negative tests. there is nothing usual about this super bowl. chiefs are practicing in kansas city all week long and not flying to tampa until saturday afternoon. that is just a little over 24 hours before kickoff. and in the meantime, the buccaneers are soaking up the floor sunshine and the first team in nfl history to play the super bowl in their home stadium and they knew when they got tom brady this was a real possibility. >> since we signed tom in march, everybody kind of jokes around, bucs are going to have the super bowl at home and here we are. >> it is the first time ever happening in history. so it is -- it's like mind-boggling, actually. >> i'm happy i'm in my own bed and eating good stuff at home and had extra type to prepare, don't have to travel or pack my clothes. >> and they're allowing 25,000 fans into the super bowl. and as you could imagine, a lot of fans there in the city want to watch

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in china as it provides a platform for topics rarely debated online including the persecution away gore's taiwan's independence and the pro-democracy protests in hong kong those are the headlines on al-jazeera i'll have more news for you after witness to stay with this . teaching you to see real english streamline channel. last thousands of our programs all between documentaries and didn't. subscribe to you tube he would see al-jazeera english. where. you got to be a. country of the domain. we got out about i want you to do what i know. i got. there but it will do the business running down my double stuff. i need for it to go. home not. who have been a deadly wouldn't if i didn't use them i'm not to be a bob will come on one of them as i want them to i'm going to get enough of them would i do. he would it not do you know when that it's on mine about yeah because in my diaconis yet i am come out to yeah yeah yeah i was a cheeky output it's yeah see dad what's good to young yeah i've been on i just today i don't i i just now for good laughs it's just a. joke we're not one you know that some

. >> what were you saying about whose ox is being gored? >> it is a not thing.when trouble is happening we say too bad, but bear up under it. when it is happening to us we try to do something about it. >> your relative's right, john. >> there is more to it than that. there are certain rights here i happen to believe in. i may not agree with everything they say, but what is the clarion rest of it? i will defend the right to say it. that is what democracy is all about, isn't it? free speech, including the right of dissent, and human rights or -- over property rights. right? >> oh, boy, have you ever heard such bunk? >> read your constitution. >> there it is. >> that is the irony of it, jonathan. they always piously invoke the very constitution they want to destroy. and furthermore, wait just a minute, john. if we are going to have a meaningful dialogue here, i cannot let you spout a mouthful and leave it. >> right on. >> these rights you are talking about, human rights over property rights. what human rights are violated by this library being here? and what possib

cheney, who was the last vice president to serve during an evenly-split senate, made eight, while al gore four. >> every time i vote, we win. it's a very encouraging phenomenon. >> the yeas are 60. >> reporter: president biden never once cast a tie-breaking vote in his eight years as vice president but was a frequent fixture on capitol hill. >> we couldn't predict how the senate is going to vote before they vote, you won't make a lot of money. >> reporter: biden served in the senate for 36 years. harris only spent four as a senator before moving to the white house. but now, as the tie-breaker, she may regularly romeam the halls congress again, a move democrats may welcome. >> there are times she needs to be there because we don't know when a vote is going to be. sometimes it's going to be closer than ever due to the close, close senate where we're literally a tie. >> reporter: those frequent visits up to capitol hill could give vice president harris some valuable face time with senators. when she was up there earlier this week, harris met privately in her senate office with both the repub

i'm sara gore, and this lovingly restored, mid-century home in the silver lake area of la. and we check out this designer's apartment, high above the east river, and how this diy specialist and social media star remade her own la home into a unique designer showcase. plus, island living in, of all places, westchester, as we check out this mediterranean-style mansion. but before all that, we visit this modern and inviting home in the heart of little italy that you are not going to want to miss. a well-designed home should feel beautiful, chic, but also deeply authentic. that's what i hope for all of the clients spaces we design and what i want for my own home. [upbeat music] welcome to "open house nyc." uptown, downtown, la, and new york-- from the suburbs to the city, we are inside some amazing homes this week. and we are getting started in little italy at the apartment of interior designer gabriella gargano, founder of grisoro interiors. bright, open, and airy, it's a stylish retreat in this vibrant downtown neighborhood. [instrumental music] hi, my name is gabriella garga

[music playing] i'm sara gore and this is "open house."some of our favorite homes that celebrate color, originality, pattern, and personality, including a historic theater in harlem that's also the home of this neighborhood original. and we are in los angeles for a tour of this stunning jaw-dropper you are not going to want to miss. we're with this design duo was sought to bring a downtown cosmopolitan vibe to their client's westchester estate. plus, we are down south in atlanta at a home that brings glitz and glam to the traditional. but before all of that, we are in harlem to visit this joyous ode to color and pattern. when you walk through my front door, it truly is a feast for the eyes.

gore had one of the most of what i. or our. adoption of enrique viet taught us what is this i was almost 23 years old. when i read that request i immediately thought of this time when i was 8 years old. and playing with my cousins. who told me that my family didn't love me because they got me from the street. it was in my adopted grandmother's kitchen they scolded my cousins and i shoved their to the back of my mind i was 8 years old i never asked or thought about it. you know them and then maybe. he said oh don't you know what i know you maybe know come on for what i'm going up and when. i remembered the brown of my grandmother's old saucepans. the grease that saturated the old kitchen. the blue tiles. me sitting on the marble and my cousin saying without malice they got you from the street. and me crying. my mom was sleeping my dad was in the hospital i went to the bathroom mirror and looked at myself. the 1st feeling that came up was who are you really i'm me. i looked for my identity in the mirror i said to myself adopted t

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not only that we don't believe that al gore gave us these here we believe it was written by people why is it sacred to us. it's not holy it's important and what's the difference between holy and important that one is religious and the other is cultural. i would say that we grew up in a cult and a society that run the self very similar to north korea it's very hard for people that grew up in this world to be integrated into the western society anywhere in the world. but it is possible and find gotten is convinced others can do it too. but why do young jews go to germany of all places to the country responsible for the holocaust and where anti semitism is on the rise again the answer is complicated just how complicated became clear as he must september find god is on his way to multiple with the trial is being held of a man accused of attacking a synagogue in holland in 2019. going to. stop being. find gotten has come to lend his support to one of the women who survived the attack. christina feist was there when an attack unsuccessfully attempted to blast his way into the synagogue. one

i'm not only that we don't believe that al gore gave us these here we believe it was written by people why is it sacred to us. it's not holy it's important and what's the difference between holy and important one it's religious and the other is cultural. i would say that we grew up in a cult and a society that run the self very similar to north korea it's very hard for people that grew up in this world to be integrated into the western society anywhere in the world. but it is possible and fine gotten is convinced others can do it too. but why do young jews go to germany of all places to the country responsible for the holocaust and where anti semitism is on the rise again the answer is complicated just how complicated became clear as he must september find god is on his way to multiple with the trial is being held of a man accused of attacking the synagogue in hull and 2019. being feel. fine gotten has come to lend his support to one of the women who survived the attack. christina feist was there when an attack unsuccessfully attempted to blast his way into the synagogue. one year on s

is not only that we don't believe that al gore gave us these here we believe it was written by people why is it sacred to us. it's not holy it's important and what's the difference between holy and important that one is religious and the other is cultural. i would say that we grew up in a cult and a society that run the self very similar to north korea it's very hard for people that grew up in this world to be integrated into the western society anywhere in the world. but it is possible and fine gotten is convinced that others can do it too. but why do young jews go to germany of all places to the country responsible for the holocaust and where anti semitism is on the rise again the answer is complicated just how complicated became clear to him last september find god is on his way to multiple with the trial is being held of a man accused of attacking the synagogue in holland and 2019. being. fined gotten has come to lend his support to one of the women who survived the attack. christina feist was there when an attack unsuccessfully attempted to blast his way into the synagogue. one y

the forty-niners only too willing to help just president al gore. we don't. our mission here is not to just deliver an exciting game day experience. >>a lot of stewardship. lift support and now to help protect our bay area community. >>and to make it easier for people to get here to levi stadium, the valley transportation authority says that as long as the clinic is open that rides on the boss of the light rail will be free. is santa clara rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>we head now to the north a worm or in county has announced it will begin offering vaccines to residents age, 65 or older beginning next week. the county's health officer doctor matt willis noted that people 75 and older are still at the top of marines priority list and will likely receive vaccines sooner than those between the ages of 65 and 74. according to the county health website. more than 35,000 people in marin county have been given at least one vaccination we have more details on our website kron 4 dot com and how you can sign up for the vaccines throughout h bay area county the opening o

the forty-niners only too willing to help just president al gore.t our mission here is not to just deliver an exciting game day experience. >>a lot of stewardship. lift sueport and now to help protect our bay area community. >>you can get that vaccination up until 7 o'clock each night monday through friday again you do need an appointment out here and to make things a little bit easier for people to get here the valley transportation authority announcing today rides on the light rail and but county buses which both run by levi's here will be free for as long as the clinic runs live in santa clara rob fladeboe kron 4 news i just need more vaccinations out there thank you rob now to our 4 zone forecast and our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has a look at the weather yesterday only a few sprinkles out there around the bay area today not much. >>just a light showing up outside seeing all those clouds all day long that helped keep the temperatures down quite a bit similar to yesterday little cool in spots, but yeah out there this evening. we have a

stowaways to the black sea in the 1980s from there they've spread to the caspian sea the mediterranean and gorethan europe. the creatures also called sea wall which due to their shape may look in conspicuous but they pose a huge challenge corneal yeah spurs wants to know if the ecosystem here is holding up the limits nish time is not the problem with non-native species is that they don't belong. there only labeled invasive if they start to change the ecosystems. because of steam and the problem with the walnuts is that they're extremely efficient predators and i don't know how long they generate a mucous that's invisible to most other organisms. their prey only notice the danger when it's too late and they're caught up in a sea wall that sticky cells. i mean ups us and get bigger jellyfish can filter 450 liters of water a day. and they consume 80 to 90 percent of the living creatures the plankton increase in that water. as you just saw plankton at a clip stephen isn't. marine biologist kostin riser is looking into the impact of non-native species on the water and sea mudflats of the north sea.

i'm sara gore and this is "open house." architect winka dubbeldam's reimagined brooklyn heights loft, and the hamptons escape of architect bryan young. we're in the los feliz neighborhood of los angeles for a rare look at the unique ennis house. plus, a custom built homage to the amalfi coast right in bel air. but first we are with in-demand la architect, paul mcclean, in the hollywood hills. so here it is, the view. why people want to live in the hollywood hills. you can see all the way from downtown la all the way through to the ocean. [music playing]

firefighter and paramedic in antioch now they worry for the mother and the child safety kron four's dan gore has that report from antioch. >>police have identified the shooting suspect as 26 year-old darian williams. he was caught in richmond saturday night after leading police on a chase across the county. but police later discovered that he may be responsible for killing another man in discovery bay and now police are looking for williams son and the mother of their child. stockton man accused of shooting a firefighter and a paramedic in antioch is now facing charges for the death of another man in discovery bay investigators swarmed the first scene along auto center drive saturday night first responders were initially working to give someone medical attention when 26 year-old darian williams is accused of driving by and opening fire. >>nobody another happy with all these people around. shots witnesses to work at this panda express saw the shooting go down a paramedic had been struck in the leg and a firefighter had been shot in the foot, antioch police released these pictures of bullet ho

gores holdings vi., congratulations on this deal help us understand the spac phenomenon, if you will. i know you were thinking of going public in 2021 that was on your roadmap and i think we're all trying to understand this new phenomenon. >> sure. the options for companies like matterport, they're varied and the spac prop was one, but the way that we approached this was really not about looking at a transaction type but who is the right partner. so we entered the process. we were looking at all of the options, including staying private. we met the gores group they were an interesting partner and had an unusual amount of experience in the spac space as we dipped further into that process we found that we had a terrific partner that could really create a force multiplie for us bringing matterport public and accelerating on our strategy in creating one of the most exciting platform technologies of the decade. >> r.j., explain this and then i'll talk to mark. sometimes i ask the question i just asked you a

gore more politicize. never were more polarized than ever the 21st century when speed is measured in megabytes per 2nd. electronic mail electronic money electronic media infinite possibilities for exchanging information. freedom of speech and social media bent censorship and double standards who should judge what can be said online. the internet audience now totals almost 4500000000 almost all of them active social network users but one wrong move on the page is deleted digital. not who runs the show on the web how can anyone stand up to the tech giants if he from the heads of state face the threat of being banned is there any limits to hold . in a day of political upheaval in armenia the prime minister's call for early elections by the opposition says the military must. part of an attempt. to. god and the territorial integrity of armenia this is my ward and no one can disobey. thousands of protesters supporters of prime minister faced off in the capital of. another. travel through europe german chancellor

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lot of sunshine and if you're going to be along the coast are looking at upper 50's to low 60's al gore not a 57 tomorrow 61 expected in half moon bay, it's going to be gorgeous there and then those 50's continue tomorrow in san bruno 63, though if you're going to be in burlingame and then we're going to start to some mid 60's on the board as we move further south on the peninsula, san carlos 6665 expected. in redwood city and then a peek at your south bay's own things are going to say even more miles with those upper 60's popping up. 67 in downtown san jose saratoga you'll be at a high of 66 degrees and then now you're east bay's own 66 in fremont tomorrow and 67 degrees if you're going to be in the livermore valley and then those upper 60's continue through walnut creek and conquered both coming in at 68 tomorrow little bit cooler of course for bayside spots downtown oakland, 65 as well as berkeley and then some upper 60's popping up in vacaville, a high of 68 their fairfield you'll be at a high of 69 with a lot of sunshine to enjoy youngsville at a high of 68 and then you're we're go

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