john hansen, professor of olitical him. john hansen, professor of political science, _ him.john hansen, professor of political science, thank you - him. john hansen, professor of political science, thank you so l political science, thank you so much forjoining us with your thoughts on the story. thank ou. i just want to break away from this story for a moment to bring you another update we've had in from the us. a jury has found the oscar—winning actor gwyneth paltrow was not responsible for the injuries sustained by a man during a ski slope collision in 2016. the star was being sued over the incident in utah, but the jury ruled that it was, in fact, the claimant — a retired optometrist, terry sanderson — who was at fault. this is the moment the verdict was read out. was gwyneth paltrow at fault? no. was gwyneth paltrow�*s fault a cause of terri sanderson's harm? r' , , a cause of terri sanderson's harm? w , , ., harm? oh, skip it. there is no resnonse _ harm? oh, skip it. there is no response there. _ harm? oh, skip it. there is no response there. -- _ harm? oh, skip it. th

and for head coach mike hansen. the moment was extra special.id who ever played here, every kid who ever played the yv, everyone who's ever coached with me. this was all for them. i mean, this was like we don't you know, i ran into the stands and hug my dad like i don't get there without the roots that he put in me about this game. those roots run deep. hanson is the only men's basketball coach doherty valley has ever known. hired in 2007. when the school first opened first year we opened the school with only freshmen and sophomores. played a jv schedule . the next year, we had to play of rc schedule with just juniors, and it was a long year was two and 26. i never thought we'd get here. um my dad a lot. he had been through it. mike has indeed followed in the footsteps of his dad. tom, who in the early seventies was the first ever basketball coach at foothill high and pleasant in he did the same thing. he opened the school. he got beat up a bunch of years earlier. he's like, no, you just believe in your culture, believe in your system and just k

because he was on bring back des lynam and hansen? what and alan hansen?hat's what i say. people are offering say. lots of people are offering up services. i've got to up their services. i've got to say the objections to say where are the objections to his mark writes of centre. why are they objections to his hosted? one of you say that he's anyone criticising or pushing backis anyone criticising or pushing back is it must be right of centre that as i am not you i don't know who he is. i mean, one of us has said that apparently i don't know who it is. lots of celebration here, lots of people asking as well aboutis lots of people asking as well about is there some form of bias here? because my old boss, alan sugar people say, well, he's a bbc presenter , but he's made bbc presenter, but he's made various comments. i remember a comment that he made. he got into a bit of criticism for where he had a black football team and then the black sellers , you know, the sellers of the what i would say fake stuff on the beaches. and he compared the two, but he wasn't f

and for head coach mike hansen. the moment was extra special.e, every kid who ever played it, yv. everyone who's ever coached with me. this was all for them. i mean, this was like we don't you know, i ran into the stands and hug my dad like i don't get there without the roots that he put in me about this game roots run deep. hanson is the only men's basketball coach doherty valley has ever known. hired in 2007. when the school first opened first year we opened the school with only freshmen and sophomores. played a jv schedule . the next year we had to play of rc schedule would just juniors and it was a long year was two and 26. i never thought we'd get here. um i mean, on my dad a lot. he'd been through it. mike has indeed followed in the footsteps of his dad. tom, who in the early seventies was the first ever basketball coach at foothill high and pleasant in he did the same thing. he opened the school. he got beat up a bunch of years earlier like no. you just believe in your culture, believe in your system and just keep grinding it out. and eve

and kara has a piece of good news, fort hansen, key at the presidential palace lodge up. they a bad one, greeted the finish president. turkey has been in the spotlight for dragging its feet in the ratification process. it's normal to the other thought that in we've seen that finland has taken sincere and concrete steps center to fulfill their commitments under the trilateral memorandum. you don't make young the agatha and considering the sensitivity demonstrated and you eliminate our country's security concerns of her and the progress and that has been achieved. they keep falling that she has invasion of ukraine, fin, leonard, sweden applied for nato membership. all 30 net members must certify the applications unlike vinland sued and must continue to wait for the approval from turkey loser. fin length president welcomed the decision and repeated his dance that suit and must join nato natal membership. i have a feeling gotta finish nato membership is not complete without sweden. we have so much common interest having it being to really neighbor santa having in the baltic s

. >>> en estos dÍas, la portavoz global de la pareja, ashley hansen le pidiÓ carlos que entregaran suindsor. >>> se dice que carlos podrÍa estar pasando factura sobre lo que ocurriÓ. porque ademÁs estÁ decisiÓn les llega al prÍncipe harry y a meghan un dÍa despuÉs de la publicaciÓn del libro. >>> reportes en la prensa britÁnica, no confirmados por la corona. aseguran que ahora serÍa destinada al prÍncipe andrÉs. y que el rey le ofreciÓ a harry departamento en el palacio de buckingham cuando estuviera de visita en el reino unido. ahora solo queda esperar si harry y meghan van a aceptar la invitaciÓn. el palacio no ha especificado quÉ miembros de la familia aparecen en los actos centrales de la corona ciÓn como la procesiÓn y el saludo en el balcÓn junto al rey carlos y la reina consorte camila. >>> vamos a esperar. asÍ vamos, un dÍa a la vez, gracias por estar aquÍ o samira. la casa de los famosos. esta noche. >>> hoy lunes de eliminaciÓn en la casa de los famosos. >>> samira. >>> tengo una corazonada que me voy el lunes. >>> me gustarÍa quedarme un tiempo mÁs. >>> aylin. >>> si me que

possible from each other , many tried to solve this problem, for example, in 1865, the dane razmoz malin hansenworld his own version of a printing machine, which he called a writing ball. she looked like a metal hedgehog, and the letters on her keyboard were randomly arranged for the creation of her gadget razmus was worthy of many awards, but his brainchild never became popular in 186. mom, the owner of the american newspaper john rights developed his prototype typewriter and divided its keyboard in half for right and left hand typing, it was terribly uncomfortable on it, so it did not get into mass production. finally, in 1878. in the same place in the usa , a remington 2 typewriter was released with the familiar qwerty keyboard thanks to its convenience in 1888 an office clerk. frank mcgurin learned to type without looking at the keyboard and won the typing competition in 1936 , the american professor august curd, patented his letter layout, he claimed that with its help typists typed 74% faster than with qwerty and that's all but his project turned out to be a failure today there are dozens

wild at the shark tank, the sharks down a goal it did not take long after the intermission for you hansen to find the back of the net, the wild win 5-2, the sharks have lost 15 of their 16 games on saturdays the season. never call a winning highlight. >>> and it is all uphill from here. soccer, hosting the colorado rapids, the earthquakes, opportunity for san jose, christian espinosa. look at this, a world-class strike, the banger to the upper cage, that was a thing of beauty and enough for the quakes tonight, they win 1-0, back to back wins for san jose. more sports after the break, a buzzer beating thriller in a local championship game. collegiate conference tournaments and a little golf, we will get everything in there today. meet apartment 2a, 2b and 2c. 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. like what you see abe? yes! 2b's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. and 2c, well, she's not going to let a lost card get her stressed. am i right? that's right. that's because these neighbors all have chase. alerts that help check. tools

this was james hansen way back in 1988. >> this evidence represents a very strong case in my opinionthe greenhouse effect has been detected and it is changing our climate now. >> as we now know, the world did not listen. 35 years on, fossil fuel emissions continue to increase along with colossal profits for the oil giants. temperatures, of course, they are going up, too. now, say the experts, once and for all, we need to act before that window of opportunity slams shut. >> antonio guterres says the climate timebomb is taking as he -- ticking as he urged rich nations to slash their missions sooner. >> humanity is on thin ice and that ice is melting fast. as we detail, humans are responsible for virtually all global heating over the last 200 years. temperature rise in the last half-century is the highest in 2000 years. concentrations of carbon dioxide are at their highest in at least 2 million years. the climate timebomb is tic king, but today's report is a guide to defuse the climate timebomb. it is a survival guide for humanity. >> somalia's ongoing record drought killed as many as 4

and for head coach mike hansen. the moment was extra special.ere, every kid who ever played the yv, everyone who's ever coached with me. this was all for them. i mean, this was like we don't you know, i ran into the stands and hug my dad like i don't get there without the roots that he put in me about this game roots run deep. hanson is the only men's basketball coach doherty valley has ever known. hired in 2007. when the school first opened first year we opened the school with only freshmen and sophomores. played a jv schedule . the next year, we had to play of rc schedule with just juniors , and it was a long year was two and 26. i never thought we'd get here. um i mean, on my dad a lot. he had been through it. mike has indeed followed in the footsteps of his dad. tom who in the early seventies was the first ever basketball coach at foothill high and pleasant in he did the same thing. he opened the school. he got beat up a bunch of years earlier like no. you just believe in your culture, believe in your system and just keep grinding it out. an

jim hansen tried in 1988 and anil -- al gore and some republicans because back then it was partisan we heard that evidence back in 1988 it wasn't until 1992 that we went to rio and took steps to do something about it. and then it fell on its face with the command and control response that was created and now it's the third rail of american politics if you talk about the trading thing it's really complicated and is become so very potter -- partisan but the bottom line is that what drives this is the reality is what's happening to our planet and i have to tell you i spent 30 years or so taking this in a scientist by the name -- determine of the berlin institute said to me the other day there's a possibility and i worry that we have passed five tipping points. those five tipping points are the bering sea, the permafrost, the coral reefs. arctic and antarctic. it's 70 degrees above normal in the arctic. 100 degrees in the antarctic and you look at the new york times and other papers from the last few days showing absolute record low ice at this point in time in the antarctic. everything th

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nineteen eighty nine , a climate expert called jim hansen met with a reporter from salon. according to salon, hansen explained that within twenty or thirty years, the west side highway, which runs along the hudson river, manhattan, will be underwater. underwater. we checked tonight and actually it's congested, but still a road that in march of two thousand the independent newspaper in a piece explaining that snow falls are now just a thing of the past. and we're quoting snow is starting to disappear from our lives. the piece quoted a climate expert claiming it, quote, children just aren't going to know what snow is . no idea what snow is . it'll be a relic done if the ice age. but of the great inferno of global warming, then in 2004, amazingly, civilization still existed. the guardian predicted the , quote, major european cities will be sunk beneath rising seas as britain is plunged into a siberian climate by twenty, twenty , which is a little confusing because global warming doesn't typically produce a siberian climate. it was around this time that they decided, hey, we d

ah, hansen ran past louder already a few shoots coming out as like the last time we were here, we couldn't see anything. now we only just so the scene, i got that tab. we got this. yeah. this gordon spoof length berlin city highway. the plot spans around 10000 square meters in size and gives school children the chance to discover their green thumbs. there are plenty of trees, a small vineyard, ponds and lots of things to explore all year round. he got marriage will include the lan audit and i style ins. gardening schools are green, educational spaces in the city, on some of them have been around for a 100 years. so the children can discover nature here and learn about the environment and a national kinda, but it's not just children. adults can visit to don in solution. anyone who's interested in finding out about conservation, the environmental acquisition, or just experiencing nature that can come along on that. now to our fallen inclin any gotten our to income. today's lesson is about conifers. the children's school is very close by. they visit every month to learn about a wide variety o

represent center hansen i know this is a high priority for both of you. let's work together to take on this existential threat. we will also continue to ask everyone to pitch in to do their part. we are determined to plant a tree for every delaware ian. that is a million trees secretary, that is a lot of trees. we've already planted 120,000. but as you can see we have a long ways to go to reach a million. we need your help to reach that goal so please join us and visit de.gov/ted i and record your tree plantings. help us get to that million tree goal. and by the way, we live into beautiful of an estate to put up the little problem we have here. you know by now. [applause] this is really important. you know by now how i feel about it. i cannot stand it. i often stop my car to pick up litter on the side of the road. it drives my passengers crazy. my security to don't like it very much. we should not have to rely on other people to pick up our trash. we should stop throwing out the window in the first place and that is our fundamental simple message. please

mack hansen touched down in the corner. but did he get it down in time? just.point lead at the break. in the space of five minutes, they stretched that. the pressure, the patience, and now the celebrations. and some. james lowe with their second score. before jack conan barged his way over. and conan for the line and the score! jonny sexton allowed himself a mini celebration after his conversion. that equalled the six nations point—scoring record. he can break it in dublin against england next weekend, where the permutations are simple. the irish are one win away from perfection. olly foster, bbc news, murrayfield. so a good afternoon for ireland — as they close in on the grand slam and post—match, their captain said he and his teammates had to really fight for their victory today. an incredibly tough game. i think any time we come to murrayfield, you know you're in a test match. it was no different today, it was one of the toughest first halves of rugby i have played, the pace it was played at. if you haven't played for four weeks or a lot of guys coming back

jim hansen tried in the 1980's. al gore and myself and tim wirth and some republicans because back then it was bipartisan, we heard that evidence back in 1988 and it was not until 1992 that we went to rio and took steps to do something about it, and then it fell on its face with the command and control response that was created called cap and trade, and now cap and trade is the third rail of american politics. it has become so very partisan, obviously, but the bottom line is that what drives this is the reality is what is happening to our planet, and i have to tell you, i have spent 30 years or so taking this in and giving some back. a scientist said to me the other day, you know, there's a very real possibility, and i worry we have passed five tipping points. those are the bering sea, the core leaves, the permafrost -- here are the worst -- arctic and antarctic. it is 70 degrees above normal in the arctic, folks, a few months ago. hundred degrees fahrenheit above normal in the antarctic. you look at "the new york t

he's run the small family own ski resort son hansen bag in the goes on. at h 92, he still hits the slaves himself. i go to qualify. i'm not good. 3 ascii like i did 50 years ago. every day and on cal dora enjoys the stunning view with his grandson. dennis anton's father purchase the ski resort in the late 19 sixty's. his 13 children all pitched in ali, albany. the bod, every one emptied their bank accounts and put the cash to charlottes. if you're sick, i was a long time there were a few 100000 swiss francs from the bank to that quad ali, but every one held. otherwise, it wouldn't have happened with the resort has simple slopes and a hill for sledging that makes it a favourite with families in particular, many of the guests and reckless old the mileage. it's the best oh, not overrun with people, and you can let the kids jump around last sunday. i see it's long but nice very so it's not so crowdy and it's very familiar. i hope they could chew up, but it's very difficult. i notice at an elevation of 1700 meters as a restaurant and guest rooms. dennis has be

. ♪ in bellevue, washington, conductor and professor christopher hansen gathering 50 other music teachersolive's piece. and 85 seventh and eighth graders from the washington all state junior orchestra. tonight, olive telling us, it means a lot to connect so many people. and her mother mimi saying, "it's a true testament to the good in this world." and tonight here -- >> hi, david. >> professional violinist casey buzell on the gift olive has given with her song. >> we all need new and inspiring art these days. >> keep going, olive. good night. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> it before it gets better. live doppler 7 shows the storm hitting the bay area on top of what we have already gotten. thank you for joining us. >> and atmospheric river is hitting the bay area. the storm ranks at on the abc 7 storm impact scale. >> we have spread out reporters around the bay area to monitor conditions and see how well people prepared. let's go to sandhya patel. >> hopefully everyone is prepared and home safe. this storm is hitting the bay area. th

for example, in 1865 the dane rasmus malin hansen he showed the world his own version of a printing machine he called a writing ball. she looked like a metal hedgehog, and the letters on her keyboard were arranged randomly for the creation of her gadget rasmus was awarded many awards. his brainchild did not become popular, in 1867 the owner of an american newspaper, john rights, developed his prototype typewriter and divided its keyboard in half for right and left hand typing, it was terribly uncomfortable on it, so it did not get into mass production. finally in 1878. in the same place, a typewriter was released in the usa remington 2 with the qwerty keyboard familiar to us due to its convenience in 1888 office claire frank mcgurin learned to type without looking at the keyboard and won the typing competition in 1936 , the american professor august cottage cheese, patented his letter layout, he claimed that with its help the typist typed 74% faster than with qwerty yet his project was a failure. today there are dozens of keyboard layouts, which is only worth japanese typewriters. hundreds

. ♪ in bellevue washington, christopher hansen gathering 50 music teachers to play olive's piece.85 seventh and eighth the w state junior orchestra. tonight, olive telling us, it means a lot to connect to many people. and her mother saying it's a true testament to the good in this world. and tonight here -- >> hi, david. >> professional violinist casey on the gift olive has given with her song. >> we all need new and inspiring art these days. >> keep going, olive. good night. >> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> we are in phelan grove in santa cruz county. >> the storm is moving in. first responders are getting ready for the possibility of water rescues. >> we asked crews sister utilities from around the west. >> we expect there will be outages. >> residents fear the rainstorms i will damage it even more -- ahead will damage it even more. >> people are hoping this storm will not be a repeat of what we saw back in january. the rain has begun. it is all over the bay area. more is on the way. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. >>

jim hansen tried in 1988 and anil -- al gore and some republicans because back then it was partisan weeard that evidence back in 1988 it wasn't until 1992 that we went to rio and took steps to do something about it. and then it fell on its face with the command and control response that was created and now it's the third rail of american politics if you talk about the trading thing it's really complicated and is become so very potter -- partisan but the bottom line is that what drives this is the reality is what's happening to our planet and i have to tell you i spent 30 years or so taking this in a scientist by the name -- determine of the berlin institute said to me the other day there's a possibility and i worry that we have passed five tipping points. those five tipping points are the bering sea, the permafrost, the coral reefs. arctic and antarctic. it's 70 degrees above normal in the arctic. 100 degrees in the antarctic and you look at the new york times and other papers from the last few days showing absolute record low ice at this point in time in the antarctic. everything that

. >> a great topic i gave my kids our own list david hansen helped us build our list and we said youse colleges and will help you pay if you want to go to any others it's on you. that is one way to handle it, thank you great stuff. turning to your headline a passenger on a private jet dies following severe turbulence during the flight that just like the one that uc was carrying five passengers from new hampshire to virginia. it was diverted to connecticut due to bad weather conditions the national transportation safety board is investigating the incident for the austin, texas police department listing the help of artificial intelligence to combat a dramatic aspidistra of officers and budget cuts austin police association detective thomas joined us earlier with more. >> it appears were not could have an officer or civilian networks for police department to take this calls we saw the defunded movement alive in austin, texas an old council cut 150 vacancies that we had and we visited a downward slide ever since. >> it comes as crime in austin, texas is soaring with arson up more than 20

the ceremony was attended by the country's premier hansen, the treasure belongs to the period of thehey were returned from the united states and great britain the collection includes the jewels of the ankor period ancient statues of the crown, necklace, gold bracelets and earrings, but in the near future. they will be placed in one of the country's museums. well , really, the property of the people should be part of its history, and is stored just the same in the territory where it was once used. now. i think they will be guarded very carefully and they will not disappear anywhere else. well, from artifacts. let's move on to innovation, because the technology is american, but it produces real honey. without the participation of bees , company representatives keep the secret of production. uh, in general, the production technology claims that they imitate the characteristic taste and quality of bee honey. on the label of the honey product , the ingredients indicate fructose. glucose series. plant extracts. crazy including indian trumpet flower green coffee bean chamomile sea buckthorn

hansen's the only men's basketball coach doherty valleys ever had. he was hired in 2007, right when the school first opened program went two and 26 his first season captured 27 3 this time around. they play tomorrow against st joe's of santa maria with a trip to the semi finals on the line and luck to them. bravo time now. 7 26 police still at a house in the south bay where explosives were found inside. while investigators may expand in the evacuation order to include even more homes in that area. new art in san francisco might have something of a familiar feel for those who use public transit still ahead, where the display shows the city to the eyes of many r next on behind the series... let me tell you about the greatest roster ever assembled. the monster, the outlaw... you just want to eat greatest ryour heroes.ssembled. the subway series. around all that heavy traffic on highway 101. we are live in san bruno will tell you what you should know about the new express toll lanes that stretch of highway that 20 miles long. and finally, an arrest was m

mack hansen touched down in the corner. but did he get it down in time?xton allowed himself a mini—celebration after his conversion. that equalled the six nations point—scoring record. he can break it in dublin against england next weekend, where the permutations are now simple. the irish are one win away from perfection. olly foster, bbc news, murrayfield. so a good afternoon for ireland as they close in on the grand slam and post—match, their captain said he and his team—mates had to really fight for their victory today. an incredibly tough game. i think any time we come to murrayfield, you know you're in a test match. it was no different today, it was one of the toughest first halves of rugby i've played, the pace it was played at. if you haven't played for four weeks or a lot of guys coming back i was shocked a little bit by the pace, but we

carla hansen has not been home since last tuesday. she's eager to return to her running springs. commute to deliver supplies to her neighbors at 16 senior citizens that i need to make sure. get taken care of. and i've got tractor parts. i've got firewood for their wood stoves because the heater vins keep getting covered. but this is as far as she can get highway 330 remains close to her and others hoping to get back home. caltrans has completely failed us, you know, they're up. they're they're plowing, you know, but they're bearing people in caltrans in public works are working around the clock to remove snow their progress hampered by fallen trees down utilities and abandoned vehicles. so these roads are really chased by case some roads. we can go up pretty fast other ones. it's just one obstruction after the next in crestline a message in the snow set help us while in twin peaks neighbor want to send you was trying to dig out his elderly neighbor. we've been working for two days already digging my neighbor out lorna. she has no food. she's elderly she's about seven years old. s

we're so sorry for your loss for hansen joaquin, 17-year-old son, five years ago, but bless you and yours edition of alex witt reports. i'll see you tomorrow again at 1 pm eastern. w are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. detect this: no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines. dovato is as effective with just 2. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmit hiv through sex. don't take dovato if you're allergic to its ingredients, or if you take dofetilide. taking dovato with dofetilide can cause serious or life-threatening side effects. hepatitis b can become harder to treat while on dovato. don't stop dovato without talking to your doctor, as your hepatitis b may worsen or become life-threatening. serious or life-threatening side effects can occur, including allergic reactions, lactic acid buildup, and liver problems... if you have a rash or other allergic reaction symptoms, stop dovato

lisa herzen boris hansen valeria polukhina and maxim zaichenko ntv london tv company about 1,500 peopleties are included in the list of terrorists of rosfinmonitoring yuri chekhanchin. according to him, more than 280 criminal cases have been initiated. chekhanchin spoke about the fight against the shadow financial sector liquidated. six large shadow sites rub 4.5 billion returned to the state. the head of rusfinmonitoring told them about the pushkin card fraud, which allows young people to attend various cultural events free of charge at the expense of the federal budget, where there are budgets, crime is sure to appear. in particular, such a project was launched. the pushkin map is a map that made it possible young people to visit theaters, museums and everything else, well, according to her criminal group, she made figureheads and appropriated 100 million rubles. now it has been revealed. and they simply made imaginary lists of people who supposedly should receive these benefits. they weren't there, well, now it's all revealed money, practically dead souls are arrested. these people a

hansen is the -- hang seng is the leader. double-digit gains, after this overhaul of splitting the $285 billion empire that jack ma builds. we saw foreshadowing with jack, appearing in china a day before. this is a surprise to the upside for the market today. the hang seng is worth 2.5% higher. the rest of the market is doing well, softbank is doing well. lifting up the mood after we saw the u.s. session, the banking world's lingering here as well. when it comes to yields, falling, surging overnight. data points like aussie inflation that seemed to show that things are slowing down when it comes to price pressure. maybe that signals the rba could be ready to pivot. the dollar was down for 12 of the last 14 days, the decline continues this money. u.s. futures continuing to be in the green. commodities as well, crude up and more of the rebound this morning. chinese tech is the name of the game here. alibaba is doing this, off to session highs, 14% gains for that stock. is this the game changer for the company and the rest of th

jack's, you know, i he knew jack was basically a good he just thought as hansen he wasn't much of an institutionalist and that bothered him very much he when we were both in the bush i think bush made him secretary of hud. hud and he used to drive us crazy and the white he'd call me as a good friend. when i was in the white house, hinson came to get the president, so he was an on what was going on in russia and expert on india and on everything. but hud had. and he would call drive you nuts about that because jack didn't mean an issue he didn't have an opinion on there's a question that could i wendell primus a longtime staffer at the ways means committee. and i guess i wish i had had the nerve to ask for one of the barber conable drawings. oh he was the best at that. and i guess my question is how, do we get back to a republican party carnival and grayson and frenzel and bob, michael, etc. ? and maybe i would hint the answer is doing something about i mean, i think sad to be a member, how time they have to spend raising these days they don't to be doing that is some of the answer in

coach mike hansen explains why the wind was so meaningful i'm telling every kid who ever played here, yv, everyone who's ever coached with me. this was all for them. i mean, this was like, we don't you know, i ran into the stands and hug my dad like i don't get there without the roots that he put in me about this game. hanson is the only men's basketball coach doherty valley has ever had hired back in seven when the school first opened the program with two and 26 that first year wildcats are 27 3 this season. they play today against st joseph santa maria, with a trip to the semifinals for the state . c i f online. good luck. time now, 8 25 and the massive winter storm system that buried parts of california is now headed to the east coast still ahead on ktvu. plus, we're going to talk about the deadly damage created by that storm. have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr

also the support that we need, to mentor initiative that we need to grow and hansen increase organic production is another part of what we are working on. >> thank you. actually, madam chair, again looking forward to getting in and learning so much more from all of you but i will contribute early on here. thank you again for the opportunity. >> thank you so much. we know pennsylvania agriculture is very important. we are glad to have you on the committee to be that voice. thank you so much. senator marshall. >> thank you madam chair and ranking member. i'm sure everybody in this room knows that since 1933 this farm bill, which was also asked about every five years, helps provide affordable, safe, reliable food and fiber for this country. it is not lost upon me that as i look around the room and see the portraits in the room that senator pat roberts legacy stares over all of this. this is the first forum bill in 40 years whose will not have his boot prints all over it. i certainly want americans and cans eons to know this is as important to me as it was to him. i will make sure that t

alan hansen, lineker himself.t back to school. trained a guy school. he was trained a guy called barwick do live called brian barwick to do live television. he loves live television. he loves live television. that's why i came at shadows sense of the shadows live in the sense of the highlight isn't but highlight show isn't live, but there tv during the there is live tv during the season. what he thrives. season. that's what he thrives. so that's that's the so that's why that's bbc the champions because he loves that live environment match gives him access that and it gives him access to that and it gives him profile in the sense that yes we've seen seen lots and we've seen we've seen lots and lots presenters high profile we've seen we've seen lots and lotswhenesenters high profile we've seen we've seen lots and lotswhen they ers high profile we've seen we've seen lots and lotswhen they disappear'ofile we've seen we've seen lots and lotswhen they disappear onto but when they disappear onto a channel, they're of cha

contemporaries, phil thomas in the malassezia , a sky the sky malassezia, a sky mottled johnson bbc, alan hansen of the bbc is edging towards and so there's a degree of trying to use politics here. the right kind of politics, which some people would call it rather menacingly to stay relevant . and menacingly to stay relevant. and that's really what this is about. he didn't suddenly develop conscience . develop a social conscience. five years ago, at the of five years ago, at the age of 58. this is this is strategies. this is there's behind this. and it's with the aim of keeping his job for as long as possible do you think because some of the comments made do you think comments he's made do you think a lot of the football fans actually wouldn't agree like actually wouldn't agree so like the made i would the comment that he made i would have the football have thought the football world may side of may be more on the side of actually something about actually doing something about this market than not though do think that that actually probably picked up also a lot of people also a lot of people agr

mac hansen touched down in the corner. but did he get it done in time? just. the celebrations. and some. james lowe with their second score before jack conan barged his way over and calling for the line and the score, johnny sexton allowed himself a mini celebration after his conversion that equalled the six nations points scoring record 557. it shouldn't be too long before he breaks it next weekend in dublin against england. the permutations are now simple. ireland are one win away from perfection. ollie foster, bbc news, murrayfield. and you wonder what england side will show up? did you catch this one, england's worst ever defeat at twickenham, losing to france, who opened the scoring afterjust two minutes, they'd go on to score six more tries, in a 53—10 defeat. with france hoping to take the title, if ireland slip up. surely that will not happen! meanwhile wales avoided the dreaded wooden spoon with a bonus point victory over italy in rome. taulupe faletau's try after half—time handing wales their first win of the competition. it was a special day for ed