hahn. mr. bancel. >> a few thoughts maybe. i was really extremely humbled by the quality of the collaboration last year. i remember we used to work at the agency in january. i had just come back and it hit me in early january in late december i thought there would be an outbreak of sars or murzin when i was at davos -- i had become very committed. i was on my way to germany for business and this was the wrong place to go. they said when he are coming to kosovo and i said i don't know. they met at the department of defense in the day when i landed and then went to the campus. i said how do we get the vaccine approved for september so my goal was september with but the respiratory virus. a new was going to come back and it was september and i didn't speak about it in september. [inaudible] i don't know but what was really remarkable to this is the cooperation. i'm very humbled. i've been doing this for 25 years and we approve collaboration between theio regulators. what was humbling for me is i have lice been known as the guy wh

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hahn. how are you doing?> for a year they have carried the weight of the world on their shoulders. >> thank you for your time. >> only to see their tireless efforts and in what could only be described as tragedy. more than 500,000 americans gone. >> yeah, we take off our masks. >> all of the doctors agreed to meet in hopes of trying to figure out why. >> if i told you that 500,000 people would have died by this a year later, would you have believed me? >> no. i would have been horrified that that was even a possibility that would happen. >> this is my haven. >> on an unusually frigid saturday in washington, i joined america's doctor for a long walk. >> we used to run. now we walk. >> alongside his wife and accomplished scientist kristine grady. >> it is a hawk. >> it is a hawk. >> this morning ritual has served as their refuge for nearly four decades but particularly this past year through the ups and downs of dr. fauci's crusade against covid-19. >> nothing in your life could have probably prepared you for t

alix: that was johannes hahn, european commissioner for the budget, speaking with maria tadeo earlierstill with us is nicola mai of pimco. are you going to be buying the bonds over the summer? nicola: we will definitely be considering them closely. in addition to the characteristics of other safe assets or assets of that type, we have liquidity that should be significant in these types of bonds. the commission will issue around 800 billion of these over the next five years, with the eu becoming the fourth or fifth largest issuer in the region. it is going to be a pretty liquid market in an environment in which safe assets are not very abundant in europe. so it is definitely going to be an asset that we will consider, yes. guy: is this going to become the benchmark for europe? there are some that suggest that basically, europeans are building a markets that could ultimately rival the treasury markets. how realistic is that? nicola: i think that is probably unrealistic for some time to come, in that we are talking about 5% of eu gdp or so. in the u.s. market, we are talking about a much

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it is based on hahn's theory that you shouldn't be a specialist in any one thing.nt. his philosophy was if you can get young people to succeed in any area of activity, that mere sensation of success would spread over into a lot of others. when the scheme first started it was considered quite revolutionary but it also had its detractors. i think a lot of organisations thought it was going to be a rival to scouts, guides, outward bound trust, all sorts of people thought, "oh, dear, here comes another youth organisation to rival us." the cleverness was it was a programme which was complementary and not competitive so anyone could do it. the programme has moved with the times. it started as a boys—only group and even when girls joined there was a gender divide. can you tell me how you will be able to get instructors and adjudicators to teach things like marriage and make—up and all the other new schemes you've mentioned in your pamphlet? make—up we've got no problem, marriage might be a bit more difficult! from helping at food banks to vaccination centres, during the p

you work for years hahn this case. you're -- the butterflies are there. they're very anxious. this will have an effect on everybody's life. >> neil: we can see the crowd here. for the judge, what is his role today in the -- when we hear this verdict, what -- obviously he doesn't make a decision immediately on sentencing or could he? >> no, he will not make a decision on sentencing today. the prosecutors indicated they're seeking an enhanced penalty. that will happen at a different time, different date. the focus is mitigation. the defense needs time to develop that. the judge's function is to ensure that the verdict was unanimously decided by the jurors and that whatever they decide reflects the group as a whole and not just one or two people on the jury. >> neil: thanks, mark. criminal defense attorney. i appreciate your expertise. want to bring in jonathan turley. awaiting the verdict in this trial. the various charges from second degree murder, third degree murder, second degree manslaughter. does the judge have wide discretion on actual sentencing? where is he granted the

supervisor janice hahn is working to return the land, clearing the first legal hurdle. >> it was bittersweeteach, the bruces, it was a terrible situation for us. >> reporter: you're afraid you may be treated poorly when you go back? >> i hope for the best, but i'll prepare for the worst. >> reporter: less than 1% of manhattan beach residents are black today, and many believe it's a direct result of shutting down bruce's lodge. >> this is like the catalyst to look and see is this how african-american people who have been mistreated can their get land back? >> reporter: righting a wrong from a century ago. carter evans, cbs news, manhattan beach, california. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we speak with one of the jurors in the derek chauvin murder trial, brandon mitchell, on the decision to find the former minneapolis police officer guilty of killing george floyd. >>> plus, in our "eye on earth" series, we talk with gloria walton and actor mark ruffalo of "the solutions project" about climate justice and solving climate change. >>> and only on "cbs this morning," singer/songwriter john l

2nd place how many homes inch perfect finish off the outpost and 20 counter-attacking look at andrea hahn is the only one forward at this. subzero should all come from a dry hot. dog top choice rabbit stoves soup of how fully fucked up and hard stone. us are to laura stole from it's. where you will that it's her watch it be so afraid of her. it's fired up top with just 7 games to go and with a commanding 7 point lead. dog means are 7 points outside the champions league places and gaffes too far to branch. out or 13 points from safety a task which seems beyond their reach anything is possible for the other teams in a relegation dogfight which continues next match day. while while the bundesliga title race looks seemingly over for another year there's still much to play for elsewhere katz's bid to escape relegation continues against a resurgent class. pound it doesn't get any easier for months okolona either the relegation rivals face off in yet another 6 points or. yeah we have to be temped on the i reckon we'll get 3 points. elsewhere surprise champions league contenders full spooled and

ok rob hahn has studied it and he meant he wasn't just national celebrity and he had an image of playboy there were articles published about to scandals his affair but yet. as soon as he joined politics and bought this don he started he became more religious and guns other defend his views and he portrays the west as a society that is immortal that has no family values and he kind of still has this a fear among pakistanis and if they follow western values up against any society the family system in buckets and he says i do believe this wrapped divorce rate a 1000000000 trees he says has been a divorce stories so he has he his personality is on the sea a lot of contradiction gone flicked when he is giving a modern literature. a lot of he would only say to iraq assignees and you were at the women's rights protest last month what did you see and what do women of pakistan want yeah so i was at the march as it's a nascent movement but it's very provocative and board of women's rights movement has a history in pakistan but this movement recently started but there's any woman on street i was th

county supervisor janice hahn is working with state legislators to return the land.red the first legal hurdle, with a unanimous vote. >> it's bittersweet. when we were last in manhattan beach, the bruces, it was a terrible situation for us. >> reporter: you're afraid you may be treated poorly when you go back. >> i hope for the best, but i'll prepare for the worst. >> reporter: today, less than 1% of manhattan beach residents are black, and many here believe it's a direct result of shutting down bruce's lodge. >> this is kind of like the catalyst for the nation to kind of look at this and see, is this how african american people who have been mistreated can get their land back? >> reporter: righting a wrong from a century ago. carter evans, cbs news, coming up neach, california. >> o'donnell: and we'll continue to follow that story. coming up next, a look ahead to the president's speech to congress. it's very common to have both sensitivity and gum issues. dentists and hygienists will want to recommend sensodyne sensitivity and gum. you get the sensitivity relief as

be going to the pub myself and cautiously but irreversibly raising a pint of beer to my lips jenna hahn is in london with more on what is changing. cilla now well into a phased unlocking process and prime minister boris johnson in a briefing earlier careful not to promise more than he can deliver but he did say the prime minister that there is nothing in the data currently to suggest there should be any deviation from what he calls the roadmap to freedom so the unlocking will continue with next monday april the 12th the reopening of non-essential business hospitality outlets able to serve customers outdoors and beyond that towards the end of may the hopeful return to some form of international travel there will be more detail on that to come next week was very clear that the government now is trying very hard to figure out how this unlocking can go ahead as safely as possible specifically without jeopardizing the success of the vaccine program so the prime minister. that a series of trials will go ahead in the weeks to come in mass public venues to come up with some sort of coded certif

happily for hahn's, germany is an exception.many cards from people all over our country, germany, excited about the offer to go to moscow with us. ,, ., , with us. still with no spot nick side-effect, - with us. still with no spot nick side-effect, this - with us. still with no spot| nick side-effect, this man with us. still with no spot i nick side-effect, this man is nick side—effect, this man is making his unusual mini break to moscow, as russia stepped in to moscow, as russia stepped in to help where europe is struggling. let's get some of the day's other news. the cuban communist party is due to announce the choice of a successor to raul castro as first secretary later today. mr castro announced on friday that he is standing down as the head of the cuban communist party at its congress in havana. the move means the island will now officially be ruled by someone other than fidel or raul castro for the first time since the cuban revolution took power in 1959. a shooting in the us state of texas at a business site has left at

its biggest successes and loss opportunity >> reporter: the white house points to president biden's hahnlated a vaccination goal and he mobilized the full force to meet them in terms of areas of improvements, you can point to the immigration situation on the southern border. the administration struggled at times to respond to the influx of migrants. kamala harris held a meeting with the president of guatemala to talk about the root causes o f migration. the immigration is trying to address this right now as a diplomatic issue as well >> let's look ahead, as the administration tries to move to congress, what issues can we expect the focus to be on next >> reporter: i put this question to the white house's press secretary today. she says expect this white house to expand access to healthcare and of course they're trying to get behind this pracolice reform push happening on capitol hill the thing we'll be paying attention here is how involved he gets. as they try to hash out some sort of police reform legislation. how will the president involves himself and making sure it gets across the fi

we just announced that secretary hahn and susan rice will convene the first council on native american affairs meeting at the white house as well. this is an interagency level committee which shows you how important the issue is. we look forward to having that conference, that meeting hopefully soon. thank you again. it was lovely to meet you. thank you for joining us. ok. i'm sorry, i have to wrap up, i have a hard out. but we have a press conference today. you can hear from the president. thank you so much. have a wonderful friday and annod the japanese prime minister held a news conference. we will show you that after brief statements, then senator scott speaks. later, the communicators. ♪ announcer: c-span is your unfiltered view of government. >> good morning students. >> teachers are doing whatever they can do to connect. we connect students in need with low-cost internet. with the connected compete program from cox. announcer: cox supports c-span as a public service, along with these other providers, giving a front row seat to democracy. announcer: president biden met with the j

they can get those and so you are putting a burden on average citizens and and not keeping out of the hahns we concentrate on health issues. >> i want to talk about this. criminals are going to find a gun in any which way. it has one of the highest rates of gun deaths per 100,000 people. so for your argument protecting the second amendment, what do you say to those who would come back to you and argue oh, did we just lose him? we just lost governor hutchinson, he had much more to discuss there but you hwe lost connection. >> coming up our updates with chloe melas. we'll be right back. xtiles, plad surfactants like the ones in seventh generation detergent trap stains at the molecular level and flush them away. plant-based detergents clean your clothes. it's just science! just... science. seventh generation. powered by plants. tackles stains. (naj) at fisher investments, our clients know we have their backs. (other money manager) how do your clients know that? (naj) because as a fiduciary, it's our responsibility to always put clients first. (other money manager) so you do it because you have

she insists she was only to stay for hahn days. the job is essentially on the shoulders of vice president kamala harris and she'll have her hands full. texas governor greg abbott is calling on the federal government to close a migrant facility in san antonio. it houses unaccompanied migrant children and he claims there have been allegations of sexual assault. white house press sex jen psaki responded today. >> currently we have no basis for his call to shut down the san antonio coliseum as an intake site but we take these allegations seriously, and they will be investigated. >> border patrol says since february, encounters will legal immigrants have jumped by more than 70%. >> first up, tonight's news roundup, georgia snowfall business owners blasting mlb for moving the all-star game "$100 million was going to be the opportunity for all of us to recover some of the losses during the pandemic. "in alabama voting overwhelmingly against forming a union. it would have been the first in the u.s. for amazon. the president of the american

we just announced that secretary hahn and susan rice will convene the first council on native american affairs meeting at the white house as well. this is an interagency level committee which shows you how important the issue is. we look forward to having that conference, that meeting hopefully soon. thank you again. it was lovely to meet you. thank you for joining us. ok. i'm sorry, i have to wrap up, i have a hard out. but we have a press conference today. you can hear from the president. thank you so much. have a wonderful friday and weekend. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

county supervisor janis hahn first learned what the bruces endured when the black lives matter movementican-american family that literally had their property stolen from them. >> reporter: city leaders ultimately used eminent domain to shut down the bruces' thriving business and make way for a park. it's a legal maneuver city and county leaders now confirm was racially motivated. >> these people were terrorized and kicked out of a community where they were trying to live peacefully. >> it really was an injustice to their whole family. >> reporter: generations. >> generations who showerly would have been millionaires today if that beachfront property had remained in the family. >> reporter: over the last century, the city has grown and prospered, but it ruled out reparations to the family for lost income. >> that would be considered an illegal gift of public funds. >> reporter: manhattan beach mayor suzanne hadley said the council did authorize spending $350,000 on art to commemorate the family. and this week voted to acknowledge and condemn what happened but chose not to offer an offici

stories gop strategist and nrc matt foreman, and democratic strategist at rocks solution, kristen hahn both of you. >> kristen, pressure force the major league baseball game out of atlanta you expect other pressure groups to follow that example. >> we are talking about the president saying woke culture, i'm not exactly sure what he's talking about you have a lot of companies taking a look at what's going on and in this country we've been through difficult year and i will with a lot of major airlines and others looking at things that they can do to help people in their workforce and communities around them. but i don't know that that pressure exist. mike: i recognize the major league baseball commission would have a major problem if they did not show for the all-star game but do you worry about the signals this consent to others seeking more cancel culture. the left is very good at extruding these pressure campaigns and they make companies very nervous and create the appearance of risk and if your company or like a ceo, makes these companies think they are catering to the majority but i

latest development of the recall effort with the host of the aggressive progressive podcast chris hahn gavin campaign, randy economy, thanks for being here tonight. i want to play something that caitlyn jenner said in july and 2016 making an important revelation. >> it was easy to come out as a trans, it was harder to come out as a republican. okay? >> shannon: she said it's tougher to be republican in california, so randy i know you're part of the recall effort. do you have a preference for the g.o.p. candidate or candidates to take on governor newsom? >> i'm also a member of the lgbtq community, i know a lot of people are talking about this online and in these interviews, so republicans come in all shapes and sizes and genres. we have heard this was going to happen for quite some time and welcome to the race. >> shannon: this is what leo terrel says a frequent guest on fox and the conservative firebrand. he has had an evolution in his ideology, he said i will not support caitlyn jenner for governor, she's not a trump republican and a trump republican can win in california, some of th

katie hahn, board member at coinbase. perfect guest for a day like today. coming up, more on coinbase, you guessed it. see what cathie wood has to say about its blockbuster direct listing, and of course later, focusing on bitcoin rewards, and of course an early coinbase investor joining us to discuss the long-term implications for the crypto space. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: coinbase's trading debut ushering in a new era for cryptocurrency. bitcoin neared a $65,000 for the first time. it has a raised some of that gain. it closed at about $62,000, although we know it does not really close. you can trade this all weekend. bloomberg intelligence analyst, $70,000, that's similar to when tesla allocated some of its wealth to bitcoin and helped the digital currency breach that $40,000 resistance level. joining us now to discuss resistance and support levels, bloomberg intelligence commodities strategist who is a bitcoin enthusiast as well, talk to us about some key support levels you really see for this. mike: i think the big level is 50 and we put that in the

. >> reporter: solutions that for chief daniel hahn start with a reckoning of the problematic historyenforcement in america. >> when police say defund the police department because we have racism in our past, first of all, we have to acknowledge that that's absolutely true. >> absolutely we have racism in our past but so does our entire country. we have to deal with those just as much as we have to deal with giving officers new equipment. >> reporter: from situations like this one where officers are trained not to engage physically. but intervene to deescalate and keep the community and officers safe. >> deescalation is, first of all, it is the expectation of the community. the community wants us to respond to these problems and help solve the problem. if we are escalating the situation we are not helping solve the problem. >> cnn's ryan young with that report. >>> researchers have discovered a toxic waste dump off the coast of los angeles, deep sea robots used to map the sea floor took this video showing roughly 27,000 barrels dotting the san pedro basin after being dropped from movi

this will take and all hands hahn deck approach.artnership as we continue to face the challenges. to our local agriculture leaders here in yuma. i assure you we will resolve this crisis. we hear you, we hear your concerns. we will take all actions necessary to support you, this starts with the deployment of our national guard. there's certainly more work to be done, but this is a step in the right direction. now i want to introduce terry mulenback to provide more details on how the national guard will support the efforts at the border. general? >> thanks, governor doocy. thank you to all of you for coming today. the dedicated men and women of the arizona national guard stand ready to support local law enforcement as they deal with the second and third order consequences from the situation at the border. the service members will be tasked to perform an array of services to the field. most of these come in the form of administrative support, support that is not directly on the front line. so if you will, we go in behind the lines to t

>> well, supervisor janice hahn has announced that she would like to see the land given back to the bruce is the lifeguard training facility, and it is owned by the county of los angeles. which is the only part of the beach area that is owned by the county. and it just so happens it is sitting directly on our land that was owned buy our matriarch willa bruce and charles bruce. so she's proposing legislation along with senator steve bradford and supervisor holly mitchell to remove a clause that says that the county cannot transfer the land without first giving it back to the state. so that legislation is going to be introduced tomorrow, hopefully, on a fast track with two thirds vote of the legislature so that we can get the land back in our possession. >> tell us about willa bruce, and her husband, charles? >> very enterprising people, started from very meager beginnings, and worked their way up to being very enterprising business owners there in manhattan beach. they started out with a lemonade stand, a hot dog stand, and then they advanced it to having a dining hall, a dance hall, a bat

it is based on hahn's theory that you shouldn't be a specialist in any one thing. philosophy was if you can get young people to succeed in any area of activity, that mere sensation of success would spread over into a lot of others. when the scheme first started it was considered quite revolutionary but it also had its detractors. i think a lot of organisations thought it was going to be a rival to scouts, guides, outward bound trust, all sorts of people thought, "oh, dear, here comes another youth organisation to rival us." the cleverness was it was a programme which was complementary and not competitive so anyone could do it. the programme has moved with the times. it started as a boys only group and even when girls joined there was a gender divide. can you tell me how you will be able to get instructors and adjudicators to teach things like marriage and make—up and all the other new schemes you've mentioned in your pamphlet? make—up we've got no problem, marriage might be a bit more difficult! from helping at food banks to vaccination centres, during the pandemic

kurt hahne, and in 1956, they channeled their shared interest in sport and voluntary service to launchuke of edinburgh award scheme. >> the main purposes of the scheme is to help boys to find activities which will give them pleasure and satisfaction perhaps for the rest of their lives. >> reporter: 1,000 completed their award in its first year. more than two million 14- to 24- year-olds have achieved the award since then. prince philip and his eldest son did share a passion for the outdoors, but often, they had a different outlook on life. one a pragmatist, the other a thinker, a difference best articulated by philip loving everything about gordonstoun school, but charles never quite fitting in there. at the time of the wedding, and latterly the break-up, of charles and diana's marriage, the duke was enormously supportive of diana. he was once like her, the royal outsider. but his focus turned to his grandsons, william and harry, when diana's life was cut short by that car crash in paris. this was a moment when the duke of edinburgh had to support his wife at what became a very dangero

. >> reporter: county supervisor janice hahn and l.a.ested there last summer. the bruces among the city's first black land owners. they created a beach resort for their community who were barred from local beaches due to segregation. >> bruce's beach became a lively and flourishing resort. >> reporter: anthony bruce is one of the last living descendants of willa and charles bruce. >> i did hear about this growing up. >> reporter: for years willa, charles and their guests were targets of relentless racist attacks and harassment from white neighbors and the kkk. >> that's why we moved away, but we didn't move away willingly, and that land was stolen from us because we would be millionaires today if there's generational wealth that can be transferred or inherited, then there should be also generational debt that should be incurred and taken care of too. >> reporter: in 1929, the city took the bruises' property by eminent domain citing the need for a public park but for decades it sat empty. today's l.a. county's lifeguard training headquart

duffy and former aide to senator chuck schumer and host of the a aggressive progress podcast, chris hahnigning this executive order to create this commission to look into real structural changes on the supreme court. and, sean, i'll start with you. what do you think is the likelihood that when this commission comes out and releases its report, that it actually does result in some kind of structural change to the supreme court, be it in terms of the number of justices or perhaps term limits? >> yes. so, first off, it is a bipartisan commission, however, it's stacked with liberals. you're going to see a recommendation that's consistent9 with the left wing of the democrat party which is to have reforms to the court. so i think what's challenging though in the senate if there's a 50-50 split, democrats have only a handful majority in the house, very tightly, very tight majorities, so i think it's going to be hard. but, listen, kristin, this is what left-wingers does, this is what the left does, they try to consolidate power. they're trying to change the makeup of the supreme court, it's cons

beep jerky brand slim jim is in hahn it. it's gotten so much attention. it on an exchange. coin base is an example. you have to be careful. they move so much. you have to embrace that volatility, but you bring up the most amazing point, which is like you can pay for a december la with crypto now. two years ago you couldn't. that is what makes it interesting and mainstream to people. in miami, they're saying we want to pay our city employees with crypto. you can pay your parking tickets in crypto. it's this thing that is changing hands and could increase in value or could go down. people ask me would you want to be paid in crypto? maybe not my whole value. but maybe one bitcoin. >> sandra: a lot of risk to them. they can have dramatic swings. point that out. so much attention get poured in to it. we thought we would highlight it. this younger generation of investors as we saw with the robin hood thing. you can buy it with a credit card. buy it with a credit card. it's amazing how things are changing. it's no wonder -- >> it's a concern. >> sandra: yeah wit

william hahn. listen to what he did. a really blinged out marriage proposal.er name is brittany miller. he got down on his knee -- look -- >> he took all of them? will. >> i not she's sampling. >> okay. >> he gave her all those choices and allowed her to chieoose. she said yes, yes, yes. my best friend, she says, asked me to spend the rest of our days together. he said -- she also -- >> what is that? what are they doing there? >> that's a diamond tester. to see if it's for real. >> cool. >> he even came with a diamond tester. that's what that is. >> to prove it was real? >> this is what i like, what she says, he went above and beyond to make this day one that we'll never forget. william, are you truly a blessing. i think so, too. i think that, number one, it was creative as you see, we're all talking about it. and the fact that he cared that much. so to me it sounds like that marriage is off to a very good start. i already have two thoughtful and considerate guys -- i'm not married to either one, but it's good. >> it's very hard to buy a ring. >> is it? >> rea

i will be presenting this item with star kay hahn from covid command. let's go ahead and go to the next slide and i'll talk about what we're going to present to you today. before you is to approve a restated m.o.u. for seawall lot 344. i'll present the terms of the amended and restated m.o.u. and then star will provide the operational update, and we'll come back for q&a at the end of the next slide, please. you all will remember this m.o.u. which we executed last year, it's with the human services agency. it's to provide a temporary shelter site. there are only two key changes to the m.o.u. that we're asking for approval today. first is to extend the term to the later of october 21, 2021 or the end of the health emergency. the current m.o.u. expires april 30 this year. we also are clarifying that rent is due for the site when the m.o.u. was originally approved by the court commission, we were directed to go seek cost recovery through all available covid grants. when we entered that last year in april, the city was just standing up a very robust response

. >> hahn dynasty. have you been?t it for the famous brunch. the best french toast and bread pudding you've ever had. for folks at sabrina's, good morning. love you guys. zorba's is in the fairmont section of philadelphia. when i was tired and didn't want to cook, i get the lamb chops. yourself shoutout to zorba's. finally last but not least, in center city philadelphia, close to where we are now, el vez. if you're in the area, try their guacamole, you'll thank me we put our picks and patti's picks on today.com/food. thank you for coming top of the steps, and it is a little drizzly, but it is good even if it is cold. >> eat well in philly. >> thank you >> thank you. >> i'll have some cold mashed sweet potatoes they taste just as good cold. >> so good. >> oh, my god, so good >> by the way, patti is on point, whether it is drizzly, whether it's chilly, patti labelle on point >> who is saying that? >> the best. >> we all are, patti we love you. >> love you, guys. thank you, sheinelle we're all starving and want some catf

headmaster at school, i think he helped shape this whole programme, his headmaster at gordonstoun, kurt hahn and at that age i would | get tough and at that age i would have given up, but it took me to carry on and keep working, and keep working towards your goals, even when times are tough, and i think it has been very beneficial for me, especially in the last year. there ou are especially in the last year. there you are getting _ especially in the last year. there you are getting your _ especially in the last year. there you are getting your gold - especially in the last year. there you are getting your gold award| especially in the last year. there you are getting your gold award and by then you have done silver and gold which is even more work and volunteering and more expeditions, and you really do have to put a lot into achieve that. it's a big moment. you have been one of the many people who have helped to hand out those awards, penelope. i have seen to myselfjust how much it means. i've seen how much it means to people, and i have seen him walking around and meeting and congratulatin