>> i love the answer of hansen because i haven't thought of them in ten years. >> who is hansen. was so talented. >> but you can't play with knives. to get that is too funny. let's do it, our music executive . >> this is easy, to gallagher brothers and i'm all about oasis . that's it for me. >> nothing like a couple of gallagher's getting back together. i'm a zeppelin fan, but john bonham passed away, i'm not sur it fits the rules, so i want hootie and the blowfish to get back together. >> we ask people what is the thing, do you get excited about broken up bands yes, 30 percent instagram yes, 43 percent the original lineup for durand durand, technically they are still together but andy taylor and nick rhodes aren't able to play nice anymore. maggie says, pink floyd timeles views brilliant music. totally agree. the kinks, i wish the two brothers could work it out and do one more thing together and 90s band billionaire, they put creed to shame. thank you for watching america' late news, we will see you back here on monday. have a great week. about that?) pretty sad. i posted it to

roman kelleher and josh vendorflare come into hansen. pack. rob herring is named on the bench alongside iain henderson but there is again no place in the 23 for their oldster team—mate stuart mccloskey. competition in the squad is fierce and he would expect nothing else in the number one ranked side in the world. they've not some ranked side in the world. they've got some very. _ ranked side in the world. they've got some very. very _ ranked side in the world. they've got some very, very good - ranked side in the world. they'vej got some very, very good player. they— got some very, very good player. they have — got some very, very good player. they have a — got some very, very good player. they have a massive boost with selection — they have a massive boost with selection of the players in a come back to _ selection of the players in a come back to play for them, so we are expecting a very tough game against a tough _ expecting a very tough game against a tough class opposition. we are fit. we a tough class opposition. we are fit- we are

it's called "agent of betrayal: the double life of robert hansen."in u.s. history. for decades, he passed classified information to russian intelligence. episodes are available thursday wherever you get your podcasts. and that's tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell, i'm john dickerson. good night. ♪ ♪ kerson. good night. ♪ ♪ >>> will we see the ships or an airshow? more answers tonight about fleet week, the promise from organizers even if the government does shut down. >>> we're also looking at the impact of the shutdown around the bay area, including our local parks. it's not just government workers who may be sent home. >> if they had no rangers here available to guide us and watch and monitor our work, we wouldn't be able to do this good, valuable nonprofit activity. >>> plus a rescue turned recovery mission after a utility worker gets trapped underground after a trench collapse in san francisco. >>> the signature gathering can begin, the major step forward in the effort to recall alameda county d.a. pamela price. >>> and nothing beat

it's called "agent of betrayal: the double life of robert hansen."g spies in u.s. history. for decades, he passed classified information to russian intelligence. episodes are available thursday wherever you get your podcasts. and that's tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell, i'm john dickerson. good night. ♪ ♪ >> judge judy: you fell through a hole on a porch. >> yes, ma'am. >> announcer: an injury at a rental home was no joke. >> judge judy: the fire department was called to help get her out. >> announcer: but will this smiling landlord... >> judge judy: your defense is that she should have seen the hole. >> announcer: ...get laughed out of court? >> judge judy: do you have insurance? >> no, your honor. >> judge judy: well, that's a big problem. >> [ laughs ] >> judge judy: [ laughs mockingly ] >> announcer: "judge judy." >> judge judy: if you want to be a slumlord, that's your prerogative. >> announcer: you are about to enter the courtroom >> announcer: you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by

hansen is a professor of publication. he understands russian. he understands.and i also have a free day today. we work on saturday and rest on thursday. we sit and work. well, we must note the acquaintance of vasily and expel. we'll work for you. this won't interfere with work. they like russian vodka , they need to remove the papers from the table. let's dig in and take it like this and set vasily to drive away. where is this jacket? in denmark , they throw foreign jackets like that out on the street? this one is clean cotton is expensive. and they threw us out. no, that's not possible. i don’t understand that cost, it’s draining to the dregs. i drank to you, which means i’m being pulled out to the bottom and you’re being pulled to the bottom, that’s our order. thank you , i’ll kick everything out vasily. leave it, well, you ’re not used to it. i drank, no, all the peoples of the world. professor, i'll be offended. that's good. stop, stop, i won't work for you anymore. well, or you shouldn’t pour it back, palych. well, what do you think of us? okay, just the l

robert hansen over at fbi, and anna montes.ou she was a spy for cuba, and work for the defense intelligence agency. so these people, it's so painful when you find out that they've betrayed your trust. and so this gallery shows why d it's so important to make sure we keep our counterintelligence measures strong here at cia. so in a, in this gallery, we r have a lot of different artifacts related to these traitors. fo we have the monitor that ames used at his computer station. we've got a card from robert hansen, as well as the badge for anna montes, who was just nc released from prison after serving 20 years for spying on us for cuba, a double agent , working at the defense intelligence agency. here at cia, through many different parts of social media, a website, cia.gov, through twitter, through facebook, we have our artifacts on display for the american public to see. they might not be able to come to this museum to see it physically, because we are here at cia headquarters, and that security overlay doesn't allow visitors to

kriti: dan hansen waking up early for us to give us his analysis.lked about the lags earlier in the show. the idea that six weeks may or may not make that much of a difference in terms of a pause. let's talk about what will change that narrative. we are talking about the u.k. on an edge of the recession. how does that get fixed? how does the rate cut reenter the vocabulary? dan: it will be quite a long time to be honest with you. what we saw yesterday was a move to essentially signal that we are at peak rate. i feel the data won't support more rate hikes. it's also a signal that rate cuts aren't coming anytime soon. our view is that by the end of the year, it will be pretty clear that recession will last into the first half of next year as well. of course, with the general election on the high -- horizon, the debate will be quite significant. yesterday, we had our first cut in the third quarter. the second half of 2024. i think there are risks in both directions around that. the economy is in recession. nonetheless, the important point is u.k. infla

the first points of the day coming from thai rell hansen and jon rahm beating the american pair including

the first points of the day coming from thai rell hansen and jon rahm beating the american pair including world number one, scottie scheffler. viktor hovland and ludwick all about were convincing in their victory over brian. the 23—year—old only turned pro injune and hasn't played in a major yet. straka is another rookie from austria and his first ryder cup appearance and rory mcilroy and tommy fleetwood, fleetwood mac as they are being called, finishing it off in that match. they came closest to defeat from all four of the pairings but managed to wrestle back the momentum against the american pairing on the ryder cup is an event where shifts in momentum are what can define the weekend and you wonder how important it will be for those two players to hang on to that point come sunday afternoon. ~ . ., ,., , , hang on to that point come sunday afternoon. ~ . ., , , , afternoon. what also defines this is the atmosphere, _ afternoon. what also defines this is the atmosphere, you _ afternoon. what also defines this is the atmosphere, you look- afternoon. what also defines this is the atmospher

barry james hansen, skeleton is expected to fetch one point to 8 million dollars when it goes on sale very expensive. >> his family of bears speaking, you bare in alaska. they have a hungry, but they knew exactly where to go for their sugar fix a mama bear and her you know, popping into a crispy creme delivery help themselves to. donuts. in fact, several donuts, the driver says he usually leaves that van door open when he makes his deliveries but looks like he might need to rethink. that moving forward. how happy were those bears when they saw that truck? they're like, hey, they're just bringing you know, jelly. sheriff bear claws. that's >> that wraps up kron news 6. we'll see you tonight at 10 tonight. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: rescue exclusive. the grandpa stranded for five days after plummeting down a cliff. >> no food, no water, you couldn't move. >> we ar

the youngest flight passenger who died was christine hansen, a 2-year-old on her way to disneyland. the oldest was robert norton at 82. the 19 hijackers from the militant islamic extremist group al qaeda also died. then-president george w. bush was at an education event with second graders in sarasota, florida. here are a portion of his remarks moments after learning about the attacks. [video clip] >> ladies and gentlemen, this is a difficult moment for america. i, unfortunately, will be going back to washington after my remarks. i do want to thank the folks here at the booker elementary school for their hospitality. today, we have had a national tragedy. two airplanes have crashed into the world trade center in an apparent terrorist attack on our country. i have spoken to the vice president, to the governor of new york, to the director of the fbi, and i've ordered that the full resources of the federal government go to help the victims and their families and to conduct a full-scale investigation to hunt down and to find those folks who committed this act. terrorism against our nati

and we got onto the topic of robert hansen.. but the dark side of hansen's double life was something straight out of a horror movie. >> he would pick up women when his wife was away, take them to his house, rape them, and in some cases, take them out to wilderness to kill. >> it didn't set me off when we talked about the other killers. what got me was when he said, have you heard of the gilgo beach killings? that's when the alarm bells started going off, because he wasn't talking like a true-crime fan. he was talking as if he was remembering it and reliving it, and almost as if he was, like, enjoying it. specifically i remember him saying, how do you think they got rid of the bodies? and i said, i couldn't even begin to tell you. and he goes, well, what if they treaded through the marsh with camouflage burlaps? they'd probably go very unnoticed. to me that was really weird. he was like, well, they were just like prostitutes or whores, anyway. it's not like the killer's out killing, you know, people that matter all that much. bu

also, investigative reporter jerry dunleavy and former army captain and afghanistan veteran james hansen are out with their book on the 2021 u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. it's titled kabul the untold story of biden's fiasco and the american warriors who fought to the end. and one high profile book set to be released just after labor day. it's by atlantic's staff writer franklin four. and it's a book about the first two years of the biden administration. it's entitled the last politician inside joe biden's white house and the struggle for america's future. politico recently noted that mr. four conducted nearly 300 interviews for the more than 400 page book. well, coming up on our weekly afterwords program, investigative reporter alexander robbins offers a behind the scenes look at the issues teachers are facing in the classroom. her book is called the teachers a year inside america's most vulnerable all important profession. here's a preview. everything we talk about, everything teachers unions are asking for. everything. teachers are asking for. it's not just to better the environmen

conflict with colleagues in ukraine we are also working with government officials rare katherine hansenalls satellite photos of the kherson art museum a success. during the occupation, they were taken just as the exhibits were being removed from it. according to the researchers, starting from october 31, somewhere until november 4, 22, reports began to appear that the kherson museum was being looted, we looked at satellite photos, and this is one of those rare cases when it was actually possible to record the looting, you see here three large white trucks they parked right next to the museum and they coincide with messages from social networks and from the scene where it was indicated how these trucks are loaded with exhibits from the kherson art museum this is another proof that the museum was robbed the photo has the exact date when it happened and was also documented because the trucks were involved. another thing we try to highlight in our reports is that the looting appears to have been organized. the researchers assure that they are compiling reports on ukraine in compliance with

this is the fame of the testimony, rotton furet with erwin hansen, who served in the sonderkommando,enter of the city the car turned towards the forest adjacent to the city, habscharführer sterzinger explained to us the meaning of the word vector meldong weather report on everyone’s face one could read that he was rather ready not to go on vacation for 10 years than to do this work. we had to form a big circle. the so-called barrage for everyone, so that not just one soldier or local resident. i did not observe this work , which was carried out literally a month before the release. rogachev in january forty -fourth at the end of may sonderkommando thousand five worked in the area, grodno sausages for salmon at the site of former prisoner of war camps, where about 10,000 people were killed. today. there is urban development here. another place ford number two fortification of the period. during the first world war during the years of occupation, it became a place of mass extermination , and a little later, the operation to eliminate these crimes, the process of crushing the rivers , f

hansen. she is so southern she recently traded in her ipo bracey be radio, cohost mcdonald.e most of philly sports fan she was the needles jersey and naked monitor approximation hos mcconnell. and finally he gets a from the refrigerator. tomasello. we are in. the show has begun before we ge to the news, let's do this. grades leftovers. it's leftovers. when i read the jokes we did no use that as wicked as always my first time reading these. don't they a? woolbright joe mackey's arms an i except for some to play twister. >> let's go. brazil has reportedly seen the advent of nudist barbershops where no one wears any close. meanwhile uncircumcised customers have been asking for little off the top. >> a pair of tickets it from th performance of that president abraham lincoln was watching when he was assassinated. they've been sold for $262,000. anyone willing to pay that much must have a hole in her head. too soon. like 150 years ago. anyway, a man was gored to deat during a writing of the bulls i spain. the funeral will be a closed casket from the waist down. >> a come on. terra

they named their team yesterday, with a lot of questions over mack hansen's omission from the matchdayry reasons they say no. we look after everybody but there's some good competition in that area. there is nothing that he has done wrong, it is not that he has done wrong, it is not that he has performed badly at all, he is exceptional and has been exceptional in his pre—season games but like me say it is a long competition and we need to keep people fresh. ii rare say it is a long competition and we need to keep people fresh. if we are auoin to need to keep people fresh. if we are going to take — need to keep people fresh. if we are going to take this _ need to keep people fresh. if we are going to take this competition - going to take this competition seriously you cannot ease yourself into any— seriously you cannot ease yourself into any game and we must go in with the right— into any game and we must go in with the right mentality so tomorrow is about— the right mentality so tomorrow is about playing with real intent and putting _ about playing with real intent and putting in — abou

heather hansen, thank you for joining us today. >> anita: we hope you are enjoying your holiday, be it a barbecue or the beach. but do you know why we have the day off today? a surprising number of young people, they have no idea. we are going to hear their comments coming up next. ♪ chevy silverado has what it takes to do it all. with up to 13 camera views. and the z71 off-road package. ♪ you ok? yeah. any truck can help you make a living. this one helps you build a life. chevy silverado. sleep more deeply and wake up rejuvenated. purple mattresses exclusive gel flex grid draws away heat relieves pressure and instantly adapts. sleep better. live purple. right now save up to $900 off mattress sets during purple's labor day sale. visit purple.com or a mattress firm near you. the first time you connected your godaddy website and your store was also the first time you realized... well, we can do anything. cheesecake cookies? the chookie! manage all your sales from one place with a partner that always puts you first. (we did it) start today at godaddy.com we, the first generation of moms t

will be followed by a question and answer session which will be moderated by research chair michael hansen. summit your questions during the q&a. >>> welcome, i am grateful to be here. it is exciting to have an opportunity to share this information and material with you. i will share my screen to get us started. there we go. this is a cover of the recently published book sailing to freedom. i want to begin by pointing out that this is not an effort that is only my own work, it is a collaboration of nine other authors. it is an edited volume. we put together a volume which i hope will begin to challenge and even change peoples minds about how to conceptualize and think about the underground railroad. we think about the underground railroad mainly as a terrestrial event. something that happened mainly on land. that is where most of the scholarship about the underground railroad and last 120 years or so has been focused. this is a map from the national geographic society. it is a map that is indicative of the way the underground railroad is often taught in american schools. i wanted to point

one is alan hook hansen here that's him posing with the reverend sun myung moon and two of his sons.nd to employees volunteers of the unification church. and it's this completely wild story about the kind of the the linking of religious cult with the value of bluefin in the seventies as the value for the fish to rise and how that influenced the price that was being paid here in america for the fish but also just the united states is entire sushi industry, which is a largely underreported story. so alan hodgkinson wrote, a memoir of his time in the church. this down in the bottom left is he's still alive and he's living in korea with his wife, whom he married at the world's largest marriage ceremony in madison garden. and since we're here in new york, there's a big kind of new york, reverend sun myung moon in relation to the rise of the sushi industry in japan another major, major rivalry that caught my attention early on was between the some of the renowned environmental, carl safina and, the pretty much unknown bluefin scientist molly luckovich, coming from, you would probably be fa

not least mike hansen, who is found his feet under andy farrell.trength to strength. he is going to score! what a plot i from strength to strength. he is going to score! what a plot by ireland! — going to score! what a plot by ireland! �* ., , ., ., ireland! and with a straight air straightaway- _ ireland! and with a straight air straightaway. an _ ireland! and with a straight air straightaway. an incredible i ireland! and with a straight air- straightaway. an incredible athlete and one _ straightaway. an incredible athlete and one of— straightaway. an incredible athlete and one of the _ straightaway. an incredible athlete and one of the best _ straightaway. an incredible athlete and one of the best winners - straightaway. an incredible athlete and one of the best winners in i straightaway. an incredible athlete and one of the best winners in thel and one of the best winners in the world _ and one of the best winners in the world of— and one of the best winners in the world of the — and one of the best winners in the world of the moment. _ and one

ucla law school professor, rick hansen, is the founder of the safeguarding democracy process.ble putting together this report. he joins me now. records great to have you back on the show. really appreciate you taking time for us. i want to start with what motivated you and your colleagues to write this report. what are the warning signs that you see blinking right now and whether or not there was something specific that you witness that made you say i need to do this? >> well it is actually the second time that we have done this. a group of us got together in the run up to the 2020 election. we started deliberating just before covid hit the united states and we recognize we were gonna be facing some new threats to the integrity of the election. with the candidates who claimed the election was going to be stolen and with people not being able to vote in a safe and healthy way in their usual places. so we came up with a rush of recommendations. some of those recommendations were followed. it seems to me that we now face new challenges. mercifully the covid situation has gone bet

temperature of european trade relations.the eu chamber of commerce president joins us, jens eskelund-hansen and i've lost 202 pounds on golo. so the first time i ever seen a golo advertisement, i said, "yeah, whatever. there's no way this works like this." and threw it to the side. a couple weeks later, i seen it again after getting not so pleasant news from my physician. i was 424 pounds, and my doctor was recommending weight loss surgery. to avoid the surgery, i had to make a change. so i decided to go with golo and it's changed my life. when i first started golo and taking release, my cravings, they went away. and i was so surprised. you feel that your body is working and functioning the way it should be and you feel energized. golo has improved my life in so many ways. i'm able to stand and actually make dinner. i'm able to clean my house. i'm able to do just simple tasks that a lot of people call simple, but when you're extremely heavy they're not so simple. golo is real and when you take release and follow the plan, it works. haidi: we have breaking news when it comes to the australia

the youngest flight passenger who died was christine hansen, a 2-year-old on her way to disneyland. the oldest was robert norton at 82. the 19 hijackers from the militant islamic extremist group al qaeda also died. then-president george w. bush was at an education event with second graders in sarasota, florida. here are a portion of his remarks moments after learning about the attacks. [video clip] >> ladies and gentlemen, this is a difficult moment for america. i, unfortunately, will be going back to washington after my remarks. i do want to thank the folks here at the booker elementary school for their hospitality. today, we have had a national tragedy. two airplanes have crashed into the world trade center in an apparent terrorist attack on our country. i have spoken to the vice president, to the governor of new york, to the director of the fbi, and i've ordered that the full resources of the federal government go to help the victims and their families and to conduct a full-scale investigation to hunt down and to find those folks who committed this act. terrorism against our nati

out of the blocks against tonga, three early tries topped by the dancing feet of the magical mack hansenertainly lived up to their billing. earlier, ben lomond, wales had flocked to nice hoping to roll past portugal. after last weekend's win over fiji, on paper this should be an easier match for wales against one of the tournament's real outsiders. after all, one of the tournament's real outsiders. afterall, portugaland outsiders. after all, portugal and never won outsiders. afterall, portugaland never won a world cup game, but although wales, wearing black and was first—half trailers, the best from louis rees—zammit, they never scored their stride. after the break, when nicolas martins crashed over, portugal threatens something remarkable. but ultimately taulupe faletau sealed the win and a valuable bonus point. job done, but improvement required. andy swiss, bbc news, nice. england — japan is tonight at eight o'clock. premier league now, and there was more misery for manchester united as they lost 3—1 to brighton at old trafford, piling more pressure onto manager erik ten hag. joao ped

the very first page was a 9-year-old boy named grafton hansen. he was appointed by daniel webster back in 1829. in those days, the pages will to refill the ink wells and clean out the spitoons. things have changed a little around here since then. the work isn't quite as messy anymore. it's still a high pressure job for a high school student. from day one, our country's response to the pandemic made the comfortable more comfortable, while the working class had to keep on working. and now, in the halls of congress, a privileged class can choose whether to get vaccinated, while an underclass must abide by covid dictates. think about it. the antequarians of the senate are not required to be vaccinated, but the young healthy people at zero risk for death from covid are forced to be vaccinated three times. to become a senate page, you misget a covid-19 booster shot. but study after study demonstrates that for young and healthy people, the risks posed by the vaccine are greater than the risk from covid. let me be clear that. this is for young, healthy a

mack hansen scurrying over and his team led 7—3 at the break.nt. for the thousands of ireland fans here, what a night to remember. there is still a long way to go but they proved once again that they other to beat. —— that they are the team to beat. earlier, england had faced chile, led by the returning owen farrell but inspired by the dashing henry arundell. the 20—year—old opened the scoring — and that was just the start as england ran riot, marcus smith with the pick of their 11 tries. marcus smith! and, remarkably, arundell ended up with five of them — a stunning individual feat. and it is henry v! and for england, the quarterfinals now surely beckon. andy swiss, bbc news. good wins for ireland and for england. saturday nearly brought a huge moment of history but portugal fell just short of getting their first ever world cup win. having fought back from 13—0 down, portugal were tied at 18—18 against georgia when they got a last—minute penalty but they couldn't score and so, the match finished level — a result that doesn't really help either

the fact is, i've been following this issue since 1988 when jim hansen first testified to us in n the senate. i think it was a hot june day sad the climate change happening is here in 88. in 92 i went to rio with a lot of other centers in president george herbert walker bush signed inal agreement that was reached there to deal with the climate is voluntary, not much happened. we are now at 28. we face an even larger crisis. it is clear from the science and the mounting evidence around the world that one of the most existenial threats that weat fae that impacts every single member of congress, every single family in our country, in the world comes from the growing climate crisis. we are beyond just climate change frankly. i don't refer to it is that anymore it is only a massive crisis. we'll talk about that in the course of this morning. we are living with us every single day's life offended by florida and texas. read up on her degree days for the last weeks and several locations. 95 degrees in florida keys 95, 96 reported. an extreme flooding in f california people getting on the roof

but the fact is i've been following this issue since 1988 when jim hansen testified to us in the senate. i think it was a june day and said that climate change is happening and it's here. and at 92 i went to rio with a lot of other senators and president george herbert walker bush a republican who signed an agreement to reach a deal on the climate crisis. it was voluntary and not much happened so we are now at 28 and we face an even larger crisis. it's clear to me from the science and the evidence around the world that one of the most existential threats we face that impacts every single member of congress and family in our country and in the world comes from the growing climate crisis. we we are beyond just climate change frankly. it's only a massive crisis and we can talk about that if you want to but we are living it every day. our fellow americans every single day. he dumps in florida and texas and i just read 100-degree days for the last weeks in several locations 95 degrees water in the florida keys, 95, 96 recording and extreme flooding in california and vermont in the capital of

just six minutes later, lauren hemp doubled the lioness is�* lead, but kirsty hansen managed to pull's silence was held for sheffield united's late player who died on wednesday at the age of 27 and had represented england at youth two level. she had become the first player to reach 100 appearances for sheffield united last season, while she also worked in the club's marketing department. wales began their inaugural campaign with a 1—0 defeat in iceland. the captain with the home side's gold midway through the first half. the other game in the league saw top seeds germany lose to heaven zero to denmark, who wales face at cardiff city stadium on tuesday evening. spain won theirfirst city stadium on tuesday evening. spain won their first match since lifting the women's world cup last month, coming from behind to beat sweden 3—2 in gothenburg. before kick—off, both sets of players held a banner reading it is over, the phrase used on social media amid the scandal which engulfed spanish football. the match was one from the penalty spot in added time. it was a thrilling finale to the rugby