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i think the fact that lord haw has resigned from his role at the _ lord haw has resigned from his roletional gallery is a indication that he at least recognises a lot of the blame will be dumped fairly on his doorstep and probably— be dumped fairly on his doorstep and probably quite rightly. —— lord halt _ probably quite rightly. —— lord halt the _ probably quite rightly. —— lord hall. the saddest thing about this is actually— hall. the saddest thing about this is actually there are decent hard—working journalists, producers and production crews and other colleagues at the bbc who blew the whistle _ colleagues at the bbc who blew the whistle or— colleagues at the bbc who blew the whistle or tried to blow the whistle about— whistle or tried to blow the whistle about martin bashir and how he secure — about martin bashir and how he secure the interview and the forgeries— secure the interview and the forgeries and bakeries that were used _ forgeries and bakeries that were used to— forgeries and bakeries that were used to get that interview with diane — used to get that interview with diana

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richard hawes is joining us. he knows a lot about this region.ive us your reaction to we heard from the president and your reaction to this announced cease fire that goes into full effect supposedly at the top of the hour. >> wolf, it's obviously welcome. we obviously hope it holds, but no one should begin to confuse a cease fire with anything more than that. hamas will ultimately rearm. this doesn't change anything between israel and them. i think for the united states what it really shows and also for israel what matters is not just this, but honestly i don't see a lot of opportunity here, but also that the united states and israel have other issues in order to maintain a close relationship beginning with iran. this is simply one of the issues in the middle east, one of many. again, this is welcome news. i wouldn't exaggerate its significance as far as the region. >> do you anticipate that this new u.s. administration, the biden administration, will begin a major new effort to move beyond a cease fire and try to achieve some serious progress to

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to get his pension he would have to convince the auditor general, seen here at haw inauguration, thatges, ogah gabriel made the trip to the auditor—general�*s office. even though he only had photocopies of some documents he was told he needed, he was confident. another reason he was confident was because he has known the auditor—general since he was —— she was a little girl. according to him, the auditor—general was furious. and when his wife spoke up to support him, it made her even angrier. mr gabriel isn't the only retired person who claims they were denied their hard earned pension, because mrs inok took offence. so each time you went to the office you have to carry all this with you? this woman worked as a nurse for 22 years. she had been living off her pension for 15 years when suddenly in may last year it stopped. like mr gabriel, she had to prove to the auditor—general, she was alive by going back again and again to calabar. she says six months after her pension stopped she finally got to speak to the auditor—general. but the auditor—general was not about to reinstate her pens

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they came out after a day of hemming and hawing. largely speaking you have a lot of senators that say they're open to the idea. they suggest there are work arounds, there are some sweeps, but my thinking is evolving on this. i think for my reporting, i'm not saying nay won't block it, but i any it will be difficult to block this. this is what republicans have been calling for for months, right? it has subpoena power in the majority and the minority. so this will will be a little more difficult than people assume. >> let me play this again for you. >> it will never happen, and you know the fact of the matter is even calling it an insurrection, it wasn't. i condemn the breach and the violence but to say there was thousands of armed insurrectionists breaching the capital intent on overthrowing the government is false. there is a number of people, ag day tors with the crowd. >> how are comments like that impacting the debate over the commission? >> it doesn't reflect the reality they lives and ron johnson lived. it's more difficult to s

again, hawes is outside the project area as is carroll avenue and armstrong. we are basically looking at this block here for the site of a new fire training facility. the fire training facility is located in two locations. one the main is from that is the that is the with the with this function from the location at treasure island to the bayview site as well as the with two two paper streets and is owned by prologis. and the city would be pie buying the subject property, merging the lots and creating a 7.5 acre which would be the site of the fire training facility. >> it needs to move from treasure island for the with just enough time for us to acquire, plan, and permit and build out with this in the from the bay view after we have been unable to locate others in the the county and out and commence on board approval but no later than june 11. if not approved and executed by june 11, there is the option of walking away from this transaction. it can terminate in one of three ways. this is the purchase option. one, while the board and mayor authorizing the underl

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. ♪ >> "hee haw!" >> the beverly hillbillies. >> cbs had "the beverly hillbillies."acres." >> "petticoat junction." and these kind of rural fantasies of mayberryism. >> the hillbilly shows were everywhere and then they weren't. >> fred silverman, who was running programming at cbs, said we're going to get rid of the shows that are most highly rated and replace them with shows that they thought would be more appealing to that younger audience. >> they changed the face of television. >> my name is norman lear. >> until 1971 he was a very successful if largely unheralded producer/writer in hollywood. but then he burst upon the public consciousness when he took on bigotry with his "all in the family." >> norman lear and bud yorkin created absolutely iconic shows. >> they revolutionized not only cbs but all of american television. >> our world is coming crumbling down. the coons are coming. >> to use language like that on tv was just unheard of. but it really captured a certain moment. >> archie, 12% of the population is black. there should be a lot of black families livi

where you didn't have at least some hemming and hawing and hedging and discomfort indicating that, ift turns out to be true, of course when you do something, it usually is the end of a politician's career. most politicians don't even wait to get to either a court of law, or even a larger court of appear in. they step aside. they stepped down. >> yeah, i honestly think that there is some level which is somewhat bipartisan. there have been standards now set portly -- partly if you soldier. on if you talk about skin -- six candles, i mean, this case, there has been a little bit of evolution of what consenting adults do. it is maybe not a matter of public opinion. the adult part matters a heck of a lot in that sentence. now again, he denies it. he didn't have a charge. but that is what is on the table. that is what his associate has been accused of. >> well that's right. and what they have all learned is they have taken a play out of donald trump's playbook, which is to deny and reflect. they denied that anything happened, and then they tried to make the scandal the reporting of what happ

where you didn't have at least some hemming and hawing and hedging and discomfort and indicating that know, of course, we're going to do something. and it's usually been the end of a politician's career. and most politicians don't even wait to get to, either, a court of law or even the larger court of opinion on -- on the polling place. they -- they step aside. they step down. >> and i -- >> not matt. >> yeah. and i think -- i mean, i honestly that think there is some level that is bipartisan. but the other thing, when you talk about sex scandals, right? i mean, what i keep thinking about in this -- in this case is, you know, i think there's been a little bit of evolution of what consenting adults do, is maybe not a matter of public opinion. but the adult part matters a heck of a lot in that sentence. now, again, he denies it, he has not been charged. but like, that is what is on the table. that is what his associate has been accused of. >> that's right. and what they have all learned is they have taken a play out of donald trump's playbook, which is to deny and to deflect. they denie

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lot of that they were supposedly gone to denver at one point to marvin davis that fell through the hawes family. save the age for the bay area community again. john fisher says he's committeddoesn't yet have a balr one plan safe to say that the age will be here for a while, but if you remember they were saying they hope to be ready to go by opening day of 2023. we have yet to see an official plan. you have yet to see a shovel in the ground. and that obviously isn't gonna happen in time for 2023. so hopefully what this is, is major league baseball, saying to all those different bureaucracies, and we've seen all the different battles in the lawsuits you got better get it together or you're gonna lose your baseball team. that's it. all right. ktvu sports anchor joe fonzi. thank you. mayor shaft put out this statement that reads. in part we share mlb sense of urgency and their continued preference for oakland today statement makes clear the only viable path to keep the a's rooted in oakland is a ball park on the waterfront. the mayor went on to add that the city has made great strides so far

anna: tell us about haw their money is invested at this point. >> we talked about the foundation beingul and also that $146 pool of wealth mostly managed by a man named michael larson. he also manages money for the foundation and has been doing that since 1994. that is the same year the couple were married. important to that is he grew this pot of wealth from about $5 billion, an estimate from the wall street journal to the $146 billion that it runs today. notably they are invested in things like real estate, hospitality, energy, in addition to the investments that the foundation makes. those things, a lot of these are direct deals and would be things difficult to split up if they were to do so. it also may make it easier to keep everything together. this one guy is running things and doingette quite well and has made you a lot of money through the years. anna: what are the other questions that are going to be asked as the divorce winds itself through the court system. what are the question mark s that aregoing to be arising? >> there is a 90-day cooling off period where we're not goin

however, if you ask us how life began, we'll start heming and hawing and that's simply because we don'tave the answer to that. nobody knows. so, to answer this, some scientists are trying to synthesize and make proto cells in test tubes. other scientists look at old rocks on earth. few preserved rocks on earth are old enough to tell us what our planet looked like more than 3.5 billion years ago. this is where mars comes in. it has an amazing history. mars 2020 mission will collect more than 30 pencil-size samples of rocks and soils in and outside jezero crater and many of these rocks are older than 3.5 billion years. they attest to a warmer mars that contained liquid water at the surface. if those conditions lasted long enough, they may have supported microbial life. so if we sample these rocks and analyze them on earth, we really can open the window into a time that we currently know little about. so, the samples from mars have to be returned to earth to be analyzed. we heard that already from michael and luther. the analysis to look for life in rocks, one needs to cut them, make thin

rocks that are 3.5 billion years old however if you ask us how life began we will start hemming and hawingdon't have the answer to that and nobody knows. some scientists are trying to synthesize organic molecules that are presentha in cells and make protocols and test tubes and other scientists will use rocks on earth but they are few that are old enough to tell us what her plan that looks like and thisis is where mars comes . it's an amazing history. the mars 2020 mission will collect more than 30 samples of rocks and stones in and outside of thele craters and many are older than 3.5 billion years. they contain liquid water and -- iif those conditions lasted long enough they may have supported microbial life so if we analyze them enough they can open the window into a planet we know little about. we heardrd from my co-anchor of the analysis to look for life tim makes make thin slices of men look at them through a microscope because we are looking for microbial life. we also need other types of instruments. comparet them to to molecules might be present at the chemical to tell exactly how

haw them with our own eyes, see them on the training pitch.— the training pitch.at your team _ the training pitch. how important is it that your team takes _ the training pitch. how important is it that your team takes advantage l the training pitch. how important is| it that your team takes advantage of this wonderful opportunity in terms of what is effectively home advantage? if you go all the way, all but one matches will be at wembley. all but one matches will be at wembley-_ all but one matches will be at wemble . �* , . ., ., all but one matches will be at wemble . �*, . ., ., , wembley. it's a great thrill for us to -la at wembley. it's a great thrill for us to play at wembley _ wembley. it's a great thrill for us to play at wembley with - wembley. it's a great thrill for us to play at wembley with fans - wembley. it's a great thrill for us| to play at wembley with fans back wembley. it's a great thrill for us i to play at wembley with fans back at the stadium. that something the whole country are looking forward to, i think, whole country are looking forwa

just as important, he understands haw to build political organization -- how to build political organizations and campaigns and to help everyday people. thank goodness for me he knows how to win. i.a.e. won the election in a close victory back in the day. it was the first of many election campaign victories for bill houlihan. bill and his wife, cindy, are the parents of four children, but they did it the hard way. one set of triplets and a bonus baby born 22 months later. mariah, john, grant, neal are all grown up now but when they were younger, at the start of every school year, their teachers would often ask them, is bill houlihan your dad? that question was followed with the teachers telling stories about bill and how he'd helped them. this young unknown organizer had become a legend in his own right. these stories were the only way the houlihan kids learned about what their dad did for a living. he never bragged on himself. he was too modest. driving around the state of illinois for over 20 years with bill houlihan, i've heard a the love stories. -- heard a lot of stories. i think the thi

if they want something, wear haw to know it's going to, the righ people at the right time.we have to have far more o coordination. you know, there was a lot of disjoined activity occurring at the very beginning of this pandemic. and it wasn't clear, you know, e if the left hand was guiding tht right or vice versa.tion, we can't afford to have that js happen. so, better communication, bettet coordination and stronger partnerships. not just with our local and state government partners but with our private sector partnera as well. >> thank you, mr. secretary. 24 seconds doesn't let me asksk another question so i'll yield back. it's great to havevegreat you b. >> great to see you. y >> madame chair, i yield back. w >> the gentle woman yieldse tha. we thank her. pleasure to recognize the gentleman from oklahoma, mr. mullen, for your five minutes of questions. f can you hear me? am i unmuted? >> no, i was on mute. >> i see. okay. >> i started talking and forgot to hit the little red button ou that says unmute. but, madame chair, thank you so much. mr. secretary, thank you for bei

haw i had to walk up there to pay homage to them. really-— to them, really. how hard was that, lez?re, so we got him to the gp who got him into the neurologist, and ten months of test, they finally diagnosed motor neurone disease. incredibly— diagnosed motor neurone disease. incredibly difficult for you all as a family, at the best of times, but finding out about that in dealing with that in a pandemic must have been even tougher. how have you coped as a family? it’s been even tougher. how have you coped as a family?— coped as a family? it's been a struggle- _ coped as a family? it's been a struggle- he _ coped as a family? it's been a struggle. he got _ coped as a family? it's been a struggle. he got admitted - coped as a family? it's been a struggle. he got admitted to l struggle. he got admitted to hospital a couple of times and obviously— hospital a couple of times and obviously we couldn't visit. it was 'ust obviously we couldn't visit. it was just awful — obviously we couldn't visit. it was 'ust awful. ., ., ., obviously we couldn't visit. it was just awful-— just awful. charl