holly ramer question for candidate stewart. i'mhe sorry, for john. >> another major issue that's being discussed especially on the democratic side which we buy trv one and we are here at a college, university with a lot of college students and perhaps a few parents of those college students have put their children through school. college debt has been a major point of contention among these so-called well-known candidates. a few of the candidates such as elizabeth warren and bernie sanders want free college for everyone. other candidates say there should be a little bit more limited expression of free college and maybe just for a two-year degree. these plans regardless can cost trillions of dollars. tell us please where you stand on that spectrum in terms of lowering college debt and how you would do it or free college, how you pay for it. >> candidate stewart. >> thank you and this is one of only two issues were i a libertarian to believe in government welfare. one of them is for single mothers. the other is for college studen

hade holly -- arthur holly a place he identified as his home, enslaved people make connections.y built communities and established families. one of the obvious things you see here is that this family is fragile. arthur holly is being separated from his wife and his wife is being separated from her children. but these connections were no less significant for these people because they were fragile. it is just two parts of the reality in slavery. also, arthur holly writes that he is sorry to hear that his master is sick. they are a couple of ways to interpret this. first, he might be saying this because he is dictating, reading these messages to sarah sparkman and he knows the slave owner would want to believe or imagine that arthur holly is actually concerned about a slaveowners health. maybe he is saying this because he thinks that is what she wants to hear. another way to read this is that he was actually concerned about his owner's health. a slave owner who is sick is a slave owner who might die and when a slaveowner died, enslaved people were often sold or inherited or given a

because i didn't know what the outcome of holly court was going to be. you know, it really got -- was it going to get to the point where we have to be displaced because they would have to demolish this place? if they had, we wouldn't have been brought back. we wouldn't have been able to live in burn. by the program coming along, i welcome it. they had to hire a company and they came in and cleaned up all the walls. they didn't paint the whole apartment, they just cleaned up the mildew part, cleaned up and straighted it and primed it. that is impressive. i was a house painter. i used to go and paint other people's apartments and then come back home to mine and i would say why couldn't i live in a place like that. >> health services board will come to order. please stand for the pledge of allegiance. [pledge of allegiance] madam secretary. >> roll call. [roll call]

question from holly for mr.oltan. >> with all of the mass shootings in recent years, schools, houses of worship, are there any restrictions on gun ownership you would support it, or would you go the other way and say that restrictions need to be lessened? >> i'm excited that you asked me this because i have a policy i have written about for a long time. i think first off, the democrats want to take away the guns. there is 300 to 400 million guns in america and half of the people who have them are willing to use them. if someone tried to take it away. i don't think that is a good idea whatsoever. there is a way to stop terrorism and there is a way to stop mass shootings, and it is very simple. we can use robots, drones, and microwave different sensors that would be put in different places, every school. anytime somebody walks in, it would set off a message and send something to teachers and to police. the same could be happening in the super bowl. in fact, in the super bowl, they already have these things. let me

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california, and we had just met with senator holly j. mitchell who authored it along with dove and a laeot of other companies. when you get an opportunity to create real life change out of art, that's the best thing possible that can happen. we have already seen movement in the past week with it potentially passing in colorado, minnesota, kentucky, and a few other states. we hope it goes nationwide. >> what does matthew cherry have next in his trajectory toward the kind of level of respect and gravitas you gained in the movie industry with an oscar? >> i think the big thing for me and my team is we want to continue making great stories that all have the same type of energy and kind of focus that hair love had, things that are joyful, that are positive representations and things people can be proud of. >> well, we certainly, you are a bright spot last week, and we are certainly happy to see you

worked out that the crown act had just become law in california, and we had just met with senator holly j. mitchell who authored it along with dove and a laeot of other companies. when you get an opportunity to create real life change out of art, that's the best thing possible that can happen. we have already seen movement in the past week with it potentially passing in colorado, minnesota, kentucky, and a few other states. we hope it goes nationwide. >> what does matthew cherry have next in his trajectory toward

holly just had a baby five days earlier. she was leafing the hospital after visiting her newborn in the intensive care unit when she spotted the tanker driver staggering out of his semi. >> and people are videotaping and watching but nobody's running over there. smoke was hitting us and i was like, you know, just praying, god, please let me get out of there so i can see my baby but i thought what if that's my son, when if that's conor when he's 30 would you just leave him there. >>> a tennessee death row inmate credited with saving the lives of three officers. his lawyer says that was part of his appeal for clemency which was denied by the governor. the 58-year-old has been on death row since 1985. >>> the mother of two children missing for months in idaho has been arrested in hawaii. 46-year-old lori vallow is being held on $5 million bail. 7-year-old joshua and his sister 17-year-old kily were last heard from in september. >>> usc is waiving tuition for families who have an income of $80,000 or less. a typical tuition with

holly raymer is directing her question to mr. weld. >> with the impeachment trial underway in the senate, talk about whether you believe president trump should be removed from office. if you have not made up your mind, what witnesses would you want to hear from and what questions would you have? >> holly, thank you for your question about the impeachment. i would rather keep the focus on my campaign because it is my desire to take on mr. trump in the general election. you see, i do have a track record of going up against bullies and racists. i am undefeated against them and you can check my history that i'm telling you the truth. in fact, as probably the only college football coach on the stage and a man that also served in the u.s. army during the wars with afghanistan and iraq, i know what teamwork means and i have a good group of people around me. if you look at is, we had a president that would follow the constitution and do everything for the betterment of the people and ask those questions on any decision he made, we would

hollis is noticing the work that moses is doing. hollis is impressed. he was about 17 at the time. he was like, look at this guy harvard,wn here from doing this work. then he says to moses, but you know, if you really want to be about it, mccomb is easy. where you really need to go is to amity county because there is about one black person registered to vote between the two counties. what moses knew was that if he took the easy route -- and understand when i say easy, i have it in big quotes. he knew that in order to fully gain the trust, because movement building is also about trust. in order to gain the trust of black mississippians, he would have to go where they live. he went into amity county. it got almost like quiet in here. he started doing the civic education classes, voter education classes, then he went to go register some folks to vote. he got arrested. think about that. you just got arrested for registering american citizens to vote. but he knows he has the protection of the federal government. so he calls john doerr, who is an assistant in bobby kennedy's office. he c

question from holly for mr. zoltan. >> with all of the mess shootings, -- mass shootings, are there any restrictions on gun ownership you would support it, or would you go the other way and say that restrictions need to be lessened? >> i have a policy i have written about. the democrats want to take away the guns. guns is 300 to 400 million and half of the people who have them are willing to use them. i don't think that is a good idea whatsoever. there is a way to stop terrorism and mass shootings. it is simple. we can use robots, drones and i can wave different sensors that be put in different schools. ittime somebody walks in, would set off a message and send stuff to teachers, police. the same thing in the super bowl. it gives you a quick instance of what happened. after the las vegas shootings, many of the hotels put in these sensors whenever you walk in with a rifle in any of these hotels, can arrest that person or not let the weapon in. we can stop the damage of shootingsand mass through technology but we

he said, i got her. >> inside the duffel bag was holly. she had been taken from inside his vehicle around 10:30 p.m. friday. >> windows get smashed when computers left in them, when phones get left in them. it sucks. that's just the way it is in san francisco now. but a dog? that's crossing the line. >> reminding him of one of the worst days of his life. >> i cried a lot this morning, you know? it's like having a kid taken. >> dave and his girlfriend filed a police report and got to work. >> people started saying just keep handing these out in these alleys, like someone knows where she is. >> that's what people kept saying. someone knows something. we'll call you. >> family friends came to help find holly and one of envisioned this moment. >> just had a dream. >> now here we are. >> around 2:30 p.m. saturday, dave got a call from a stranger who asked him for $1,000 in exchange for his dog. the meeting spot this alley. >> yeah. she was kidnapped and i paid her ransom. >> he hopes this will teach other dog owners that not even dogs are off l

holly williams explains. >> reporter: a war that never ends.d in idlib they still live powerlessly as their own government bomb them out of their homes. there are more than 3 million people crammed into syria's last major rebel stronghold. the regime's latest offensive backed by its ally russia has forced hundreds of thousands of them to flee for their lives and left people homeless in the middle of a bitter winter. i'm begging for a place to shelter my kids says this man. the bombs didn't kill them, and i don't want them to die of the cold. the children of idlib have grown-up in a time of bloodshed. they don't know what it means to feel safe. this video apparently shows a father trying to protect his 3-year-old daughter from the reality of war. she thinks the bombs and mortars are part of a game. if only that were true. if only the last nine years were a nightmare and syria could wake up. holly williams, cbs news, istanbul. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," if you're having trouble losing weight it might be because you don't sleep enough. w

let's go to holly ramer. mister stewart is very anxious. >> 17 states past red flag laws that allow police are relative to petition a court to temporarily remove people who present a danger to themselves or others. the house recently passed such a bill. the governor said he will veto it if it gets to his desk. and is at the federal level. >> this is the toughest call on gun control. a danger to himself or others should be restrained. it needs to be really short lived with scrutiny not so much from the government as your neighbors. if you see something, say something. not just government policy but public policy so the restraints of taking away somebody's right to defend themselves which is the primary use of the gun, i fear for a young teenage girl who somebody claims is a danger but now she is open to kidnapping, rape, murder without a way to protect herself. i'm on the side of feeling really restrained on these kind of laws. >> where do you fall on this? >> every law-abiding mentally competent person has th

i am going to meet with up to the brother of holly and of their 2 sisters who died on the 13th. and the rest and each year should feel a need and message n.j.e. . triply do mock natasha no wonder the janitor at the b.b.c. was in on this $1000.00. plus functions you being. on that it is a swine and she didn't read the news i think that if you've got a strong book on clinical studies a situation in this area then and what you do. michael called it in yourself and that's all that i mean it. can i say can be seen through the sure she's shopping trip at age 28 of us one up in maybe each other to survive and i think in the presence of swat i can make this in the day that it had no missing. chain off on some machines from the same differences and the possible confusion and fear junkie at home he left us open with sulphuric on the if you know of our young people know we're even on the same system no illusion what michael moore softballs . repeatable doesn't you remember some of them doing charles a while to shut up or meet new heights if they are so i could run i don't know some bible a

holly has all the sport. hello.time heavyweight champion tyson fury‘s next fight, less than 2a hours on from his stunning win over deontay wilder — stopping him in seven rounds of their las vegas rematch to claim the wbc title. 0ur sports editor, dan roan, was there. never one for understatement, tyson fury was carried to the ring on a throne. would tonight give his career its crowning moment? clad in armour and his trademark mask, however, deontay wilder was a menacing presence. but in a defining performance, it was the british fighter who seized the initiative, fury knocking down his american opponent in the third round and then again in the fifth. vaunted for his punching power, a bewildered and battered wilder had no response. his corner eventually throwing in the towel in the seventh round of this one—sided rematch, the first defeat he had tasted. in the biggest heavyweight fight for a generation, fury had delivered one of british sport's most memorable performances. still unbeaten, the prestigious wbc title hi

holly williams, cbs news, istanbul. >> o'donnell: it's hard to look away from those pictures. there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." disturbing new details in the case of a woman accused of trying to steal a newborn baby, including how a cupcake tainted with drugs played a role in the plot. amazon's ring security system takes new steps to block hackers from accessing private video from your home. and why dress-up day has taken on a special meaning at one preschool. it's classmates helping a friend. lotezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated... ...with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression... ...or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. t

holly lynch and cat smith. i think we can show you this tweet. what do you think of that?le that anybody gets mixed up, they were pregnant at almost the same time. they thought it was quite comical. but the thing is, the bbc has to do better. it's our public service broadcaster, it needs to do better, there was a time we used to go to the bbc for news, now we are fact checking with the bbc says and i think the bbc has to do a lot better. you know, victoria, your show, they are scrapping your show and i think actually, you've done a lot of good work, exposing lots of the stories that we've spoken about. really important for the country and for the bbc why are they scrapping your show? personally i think they should scrap question time but we are not here to talk about that. there's lots of things the bbc need to do better and i think diversity is key and i don't think they had the diversity they need to. the bbc say it's an economic decision in terms of the plan to close our programme. people who look like us on the show, and as far as i know, less likely to confuse us! can

>> o'donnell: all right, holly, thank you.ennis great maria sharapova is calling it game, set, and match for her career. the five-time grand slam champion and former number one women's player was 14 when she turned pro in 2001. now she's 32. she's worth an estimated $200 million. sharapova posted a picture of herself as a young girl saying, "tennis showed me the world, and it showed me what i was made of." coming up next, all they wanted was a chance. n.ll, now they've got a tournament of their own. ♪ if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated... ...with an increased risk of depression. ...or suicidal thoughts orhave if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight a

holly, you've been following them for along time. how do they track their path going forward from here? >> i think they feel really good. i think from here, they feel strongly about nebraska. both in iowa and in new hampshire, they showed strength with latino voters even though they are the minority in those states, sanders performed the strongest out of any candidate in both of those early states. they see a big part of their path as being through latina. and in south carolina, sanders for many months would not say when he thought he could win nevada, new hampshire, iowa. he would not put iowa on that list. they feel confident about california. >> california would be a lot of delegates. in looking at who he was able to turn out, although turnout is up, turnout among young voters is down. that's a big piece of bernie sanders' electability argument, i can turn out the younger voters, build a broad coalition. lauren, when you look at what happened in iowa and new hampshire going forward, how do they find a way to connect with young vot

holly willoughby: yeah. ..but i also am very, very aware of, you know, there's no question that i've.t causes pain and it causes upset. and the flight of the bumblebee — why climate change is driving them from europe and north america. coming up in the sport later on bbc news, england's women are in a strong position to reach the t2 triseries final, after beating india. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. a gp from east london has been given three life sentences for 90 sexual offences against female patients. manish shah, who assaulted 2a women including a 15—year—old girl, was described as a "master of deception" by the judge at the old bailey, and told he'll have to serve a minimum of 15 years injail. the court had been told that shah exploited fears about cancer to persuade his patients to undergo unnecessary invasive examinations for his own gratification. let's go live now to our correspondent helena wilkinson, who's at the old bailey. a terrible case, and a very severe sentence for manish shah? yes, it is. this is a doctor, dr shah, who posed as a caring and conce

holly, thank you very much. we are going to stay with one of those sporting stories.e his wbc heavyweight title. tyson dominated in front of 17,000 fans in las vegas. let's speask now to gareth a davies, boxing correspondent for the daily telegraph. he has been in las vegas for the fight. what was your analysis of the match? it was an extraordinary performance from tyson fury against one of the most dangerous punch as we have ever seenin most dangerous punch as we have ever seen in the heavyweight division. he never let him get on the front foot. he said exactly what he was going to do. i sat with him five days ago and he told me exactly what he was going to do, and i thought, really, you are going to punch the puncher when you are a boxer quest that he was extraordinary. he is an incredible figure. he's got something about him. he has come back from weighing 400lb, being incredibly obese, drink, drugs, alcoholism, depression, thoughts of suicide. he is one of the greatest sporting comebacks we have ever seen, maybe even one of the greatest comebacks own life. i think

thanks, holly and ben has all the weather.uke and duchess of sussex when they step down as working royals. hello everyone — this is afternoon live. i'm martine croxall. a man who'd been on board the diamond princess cruise ship has become the first briton to die from the coronavirus. he was the sixth fatality from the ship, which docked in yokohaha injapan after an outbreak of the virus on board. here, three more cases have been confirmed in the uk, including the first in wales — a patient who'd recently been in northern italy. it brings the total number of cases here to 19. fears about the spread of the virus have caused more big falls on global stock markets — they've suffered their worst week since the financial crisis of 2008. the prime minister will chair a meeting of the government's cobra emergency committee on monday. helena wilkinson reports. the man is the first british national to die from the coronavirus. he had been on board this cruise ship which was docked in japan at the start of the month due toa japan at the

government to 22 and dozens of soldiers injured they're now being treated in a local hospital in right holly on the border with syria dozens of turkish citizens have converged on the area saying that they were willing to donate blood but you can feel a sense of anger among many people about about this number of casualties to today in italy province of this explains the national security meeting there was chaired by president. a while ago that meeting we do understand has come to an end the turkish foreign minister will joshi all all spoke with the nato secretary general i think it was updating him on the latest development the turkish government has been saying over the last few days and issuing warnings to the syrian government that any attack targeting target soldiers operating in the military are both in it will be met by force and this is something which is definitely going to further escalate tension in it is definitely going to reshape relationship between turkey and russia is a huge sense of anger here in turkey about about the russian growing influence in syria it will also shape the

against the closure of blockade of many of the country's oil assets by forces loyal to the warlord holly faster analysts say move in a $1000000000.00 worth of oil revenue has been lost since the blockade began a month ago. a pakistani code has sentenced the man accused of planning the 2008 attacks to 5 and a half years in prison after his side was found guilty of collecting funds for a terrorist group today those are the latest headlines from there coming up next it's inside story. and the locals designated successor says she won't run for the german chancellor ship out a great crime also plans to step down as leader of the governing c.d.u. those surprise announcements come after its regional politicians defied a ban on cooperating with the far right party the a.f.p. so what's fueling the c.d.u. is divisions and can it survive without michael this is inside story. hello welcome to the program a major.

with me now is holly shulman spokesperson for the new hampshire democratic party.oining me. after the chaos of iowa is new hampshire going to give a clean result that will help narrow the field? it's very different from the caucus system in iowa, people show up and they are given a ballot, they mark it, it is counted and that is it. so we will have a result tomorrow night. does the tone we have seen over the course of this weekend reflect how important the candidates think new hampshire is? definitely. we are the first people to cast our ballots so new hampshire citizens take this very seriously. they know the responsibility they have and they know their vote matters. if the candidates don't do well here in new hampshire, what does it mean for theircampaign? takejoe hampshire, what does it mean for their campaign? take joe biden, hampshire, what does it mean for their campaign? takejoe biden, down infour in their campaign? takejoe biden, down in four in iowa. there are four early states, so the candidates will have two more chances to prove themselves and then we w

sport now on afternoon live with holly. in action in south africa this afternoon, and they've got something to prove. yes, it's the second of three t20 internationals in durban later and for england the'll be hoping to improve on their performance in east london on wednesday. when they let victory slip through theirfingers, they were chasing seven in the final over, and lost by a single run. keeping in mind, this side will be firmly focussed on the t20 world cup later this year, so eoin morgan's men will be looking to showjust what they're capable of — every player looking to secure their place in that squad in october, among them chrisjordan — a t20 regular, and depsite the slip up on wednesday, he feels england are ready for this autumn's tournament. this team now has been together in one form for quite some time now. there is a lot of experience in the tea m there is a lot of experience in the team and a lot of the guys in the tea m team and a lot of the guys in the team have played in a lot of cricket around the world.

on the scene behind me where the sign ins, buddy holly the summer before he died. turn, it was the mayor's to be on the stage. formerhis afternoon, vice president joe biden will be here as well to try to make his pitch with iowa voters. we want to get your phone calls and get your impressions of what you heard from the candidates, and your impressions so far of campaign 2020. democrats, 202-748-8000, 1, four-800 republicans, and independents, 202-748-8002. we go to virginia, democratic caller. caller: i am just calling to say that i do like pete. i believe he is a fresh air for the democratic party in this nation. saidt hope -- one thing he about democrats, once we elect to ever will be that the representative -- whoever will be the representative, we all together from if it is about rallying around this country to get to vote and get in to change what is going on today. and that is itmayor pete. host: angela, is the mayor your first choice? caller: yes. host: he is? your first choice? caller: yes. host: who is your second choice? caller: second choice would be joe

because i didn't know what the outcome of holly court was going to be.t really got -- was it going to get to the point where we have to be displaced because they would have to demolish this place? if they had, we wouldn't have been brought back. we wouldn't have been able to live in burn. by the program coming along, i welcome it. they had to hire a company and they came in and cleaned up all the walls. they didn't paint the whole apartment, they just cleaned up the mildew part, cleaned up and straighted it and primed it. that is impressive. i was a house painter. i used to go and paint other people's apartments and then come back home to mine and i would say why couldn't i live in a place like that. and now i do. >> after my fire in my apartment and losing everything, the red cross gave us a list of agencies in the city to reach out to and i signed up for the below-market rate program. i got my certificate and started applying and won the housing lottery. [♪] >> the current lottery program began in 2016. but there have been lot rows that have happened f

tiffany, the one founded in 1837 by charles louis tiffany, the one that so thrilled audrey hepburn's holly golightly in "breakfast at tiffany's." >> i'm crazy about tiffany's. >> reporter: that tiffany's makes the most famous trophy in all of american sport, the vince lombardi trophy, given each year to the winner of the super bowl. to make the life-sized ball that crowns the 22-inch trophy, master spinner vazquez spins by heating silver to a thousand degrees fahrenheit so it's soft enough to shape. and then he spins and spins and spins. silversmith rachel arde hammers out delicate signs, a technique edtr csing i aeryrming. you have a tool in one hand and metal in the other and you're using the hammer to move the metal. i had learned chasing in school, but i had never chased anything as big as this before. >> reporter: meanwhile, master silversmith steve light cuts and solders the base together and bathes it in acid to clean the silver for polishing and final assembly. it's also his job to host the department's annual super bowl party. >> my coworkers and i get together, and we watch the s

babies and children in my arms and they were crying they were afraid the mothers extremely weak could holly's set themselves on times best book so i stopped filming and became a taxi driver just made an intense and emotional experience the driver of the task master who built it from i suspect at least an amazing job it was really tough to balance the rescue boat so that the survivors to come over from that boat 2 hours now i mean you know you describe very harrowing scenes i mean what have the people who have been rescued been telling you. well they came for various reasons too to. when at boat for example a couple of people today i talked to them that. they came in yesterday from bangladesh they said you know that they were working and maybe for more than a year they have been paid in the fees and they decided to leave libya when they asked to to get the money that the. they were and they told they will kill you so that no other. there was not nothing. for them to do then just to to leave libya and i just have spoke with the represented to see it from dr without borders they told me that the

washington we're joined now by phone he has been following the trial for the last few weeks welcome public holly one state was facing 5 charges he's been found guilty on 2 counts told this to the voting. that's right you can even say that those 2 of the 5 charges are the lesser charges now one of the counts is for 3rd degree rape and the other is that he's actually guilty of a criminal sexual act now. rape conviction is an attack he carried out on a former aspiring actress said that was jessica mine and the other charge which is sexual assault was on a former production assistant and that she thought that she was going to weinstein's apartment for a business meeting she was then attacked now the jury which was made up of 7 men 5 women in new york they took 5 days to reach their verdict and we just heard it there now even though you know the prosecutors have been sending rather upbeat he is facing up to 25 years in prison but what i've been hearing here and what i've been seeing here is donna he could actually only be sent to prison for around 8 years but also what it does appear is that you know

most consider holly to be the best fake artist in the world the german computer scientist teaches at the university of southern california and manipulates videos for science you know as hard as it sells we are also trying to advance it in order to be able to detect them right because if you don't understand how they are being generated if you don't have the capability of generating realistic you face there is no way to effectively detect those either his opponent honey fareed uncovers deep takes a professor at the university of california berkeley he's a world leading expert in digital forensics. i think the biggest obstacle in detection is that the field is moving so quickly every 3 months you see new advances in the creation of free content so our adversary if i can call them that is not static they are changing and they are changing really fast so we start developing these new friends of technology and i was so there's a whole new way of creating deep fakes and now we have to. worry about that as well it's crazy to see how quickly this technology is advancing we're used to it from

now it is time for the sports hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm holly hamilton, coming up tonight:s too young to head a football? the football association has its say. children still want to go and play football, they still want to play in teams, still get enjoyment out of it and want to play with their friends, but hopefully what it will do is reduce the risks of brain trauma. another rematch with wilder, or a superfight with joshua, what next for tyson fury? runaway premier league leaders liverpool are in action tonight. will they stretch that lead once again? they play west ham, who are in all sorts of trouble. we'll ask what's gone wrong at the london stadium. good evening, thanks forjoining us. from today, children in primary schools will no longer be allowed to head the ball during training sessions — following new guidelines issued by the fa. the ban will affect children in england, northern ireland and scotland with immediate effect — although heading will still be permitted in matches. and for those at under 12 to under—16 level, there'll be a graduated approach to bringin

babies and children and in my arms they were crying they were afraid the mothers extremely weak could holly set themselves on ofttimes rescue boat so i stopped filming and became a khaki you just made an intense and emotional experience the driver of the task best from my perspective at least an amazing job it was really tough to balance a rescue boat so that the survivors could come over from that boat to ours it's a really dangerous situation because. if you hit the boat of the refugees it can easily break in and the people being rescued could have fell and the water i was raised on is at the very end that that that that this happens because you know the rescue operation that occurred in the in the oil platform where many ships were present and didn't do anything now i mean you know as you describe very harrowing scenes i mean what have the people who have been rescued been telling you. well they came for various reasons too to. of went at both for example a couple of people today i talked to them that. they can yesterday from bangladesh they said you know that they were working and b.b.'

. >> reporter: inside the duffel bag was 3 1/2-year-old holly, taken from inside dave's vehicle 10:30 windows get smashed, computers left in them, phones left. it sucks, that's way it is in san francisco now. a dog? that's crossing the line. >> reporter: reminding him one of the worst days of his life. >> i cried a lot this morning. it's like having a kid taken. >> reporter: dave and his goif kira filed a police report got to work. >> keep handing out in alleys, someone knows. >> that's what people kept telling you. >> someone knows something. we'll call you, show it around. >> reporter: family and friends came from marin county to help find holly. one envisioned this moment. >> had a dream we found a dog and it was around a group of people. simple as that. >> here we are. >> here we are. >> reporter: 2:30 p.m., call from a stranger asked for $1,000 in exchange for his dog. meeting spot this alley on fern street. >> yeah, she was kidnapped, i paid the ransom. >> reporter: hopes this experience teaches car owners that not even dogs are off limits. >> nothing can be left in a car. >> re

you saw phillip and holly sitting on the sofa. interviewed, he talked about his wife's death, married for 27 years, he met here at the bbc what he was presenting children ‘s bbc, he talked a lot about his grown—up daughters, and how they had been, in a statement he talks about the strength and support of his wife and daughters, coming to terms with this. during the interview with holly she said how she had been by his side forever and she has clearly known about this news for a little while, he described her as the sister he'd never had but it was emotional, his voice cracking at times. and clearly support from his idb colleagues of the interview ended with hugs and applause from his colleagues and the crew. -- itv. very personal situation. but the letter that he has put out is absolutely beautiful. and i'm sure it will resonate with many, many people when he says you never know what's going on in someone ‘s seemingly perfect life, what issues they are struggling with or the state of their well—being. they are struggling with or t

holly my says she never saw anything strange in her 2 sons except that over the past year mohammed omar cannot have much with the family finances. they also hardly prayed at the local mosque they told how they had been travelling and were praying different mosques she had no reason not to trust her sons they'd always being good responsible boys. this. is a little of negotiation in the kids will play you. and also your me mum just i think you are getting a lot of your own tell me real or even tell you mom. yes. you know men are most at them but i. know many a much less demanding system assessment she's watching. and to give me a little you know you need. now also one of the. president that i was i love this. respect. or not just that it was 10 years on that they're looking at that. doesn't mean you're not in the sort of a small space cost in place. of. what i think examine their lives here and so i've been looking for. the killer space so i mean it doesn't mean you. know so i mean most i mean did ok by listening is done all or most latest book is to. apply the accordion a little more mon

my name is holly and i'm a staff member at the assessor's office and i'm excited to introduce you to today's leaders and presenters of the program. you will hear from two agencies today, so the san francisco assessor's office and the california state board of equalization, who will be guiding you through the qualifications and the application process for the welfare exemption property tax savings. before we begin, i would like to share a quick housekeeping item. we will be filming, recording the first part of today's presentation, so we ask that you please just keep your questions until the second part of the program, which will be a one hour question and answer session across the hall following the presentation. so save your questions until the second part. before we begin, i like to introduce you to the woman behind today's program. san francisco elected assessor carmen chu. the work of her office helps provide over $3 billion in revenue for local services in public education. last year, her office granted over $16 billion in property tax exemptions, including welfare exemptions. t

know what you've been missing, oh, boy ♪ ♪ when you're with me, oh, boy >> so i would listen to buddy hollyno, all the great rock 'n rollers. ♪ on blueberry hill >> it was like a new language for us. >> the power of the jukebox, there's nothing quite like it. ♪ my dream came true >> the beatles took a bunch of those strains, the everly brothers from the '50s was a big influence for them with the harmonies. ♪ wake up, little susie, wake up ♪ ♪ wake up, little susie, wake up ♪ >> so the beatles from liverpool are taking this pop sound but putting their own spin on it. ♪ >> what is the sound? how does it differ from other rock 'n' roll and pop? >> it just happened that, all of a sudden, hundreds of rock groups all from liverpool made records, and it was a bit more like the original rock 'n' roll than the stuff they've had over the last few months. ♪ >> initially, there was no tradition of great british bands conquering america. that had not happened, but it's that moment where everything turns. ♪ >> there's no single moment that more embodies the moment when rock 'n' roll became the province o

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. >> inside a duffel bag was 3 1/2-year-old holly. she had been taken from the vehicle parked on bush and larkin around 10:30 p.m. friday. >> windows get smashed when computers get left in them, phones get left in them. it sucks but that's just kind of like the way it is in san francisco now. but a dog? that's crossing the line. >> glass on the ground reminding him of one of the worst days of his life. >> i cried a lot this morning. it's like having a kid taken. >> dave and his girlfriend kira filed a police report and went to work. >> people kept saying keep handing these out in these alleys, someone knows where she is. >> that's what people kept telling us. everybody kept saying someone knows something. we'll call you. we'll show this around. >> family and friends came to marin county to help find holly. >> we had a dream we found a dog, and it was around a group of people. it's as simple as that. >> now here we are. >> here we are. >> around 2:30 p.m. saturday dave ford got a call for a -- from a stranger who asked him for $1,000 i

holly? mr. holly, not guilty. mr. heinrich? mr. heinrich, guilty. ms. hirano? mr. ronald, guilty guilty. -- misses high and smith not guil guilty. mr. johnson? mr. johnson, not guilty. mr. jones? mr. jones, guilty. mr. kane? mr. kane, guilty. mr. kennedy? mr. kennedy, not guilty. mr. king? mr. king, guilty. ms. clover chart? ms. clover chart guilty. mr. lankford, not guilty. mr. lahey? mr. lahey, guilty. mr. lee? mr. lee, not guilty. -- mr. mansion? mr. mansion, guilty. mr. markey, guilty. mr. mcconnell? mr. my carnal -- mcconnell guilty. miss mick sally not guilty. mr. menendez, mr. menendez, guilty. mr. merkley? mr. merkley, guilty. mr. moran? mr. moran not guilty, miss murkowski? ms. murkowski, not guilty. mr. murphy? mr. murphy, guilty. mrs. murray, guilty. mr. paul? mr. paul, not guilty. mr. purdue? mr. purdue not guilty. mr. peters? mr. peters guilty. mr. portland? mr. portman, not guilty. mr. reed? mr. reed, guilty. mr. risch? mr. risch, not guilty. mr. roberts? mr. roberts, not guilty. mr. romney? mr. romney, guilty. ms. rosen? ms. rosen, guilty. mr. rounds

. >> reporter: inside the duffle bag was 3 1/2-year-old holly. >> windows get smashed when computers get left in them. it sucks, but that's just kind of like the way it is in san francisco now. a dog? it's crossing the line. >> glass still on the ground reminding him of one of the worst days of his life. >> i cried a lot this morning. it's like having a kid taken. >> reporter: dave and his girlfriend filed a police report and got to work. >> people said keep handing these out in the alleys. someone knows where she is. >> everyone kept saying, someone knows something. >> reporter: family and friends came from marin county to help find holly and one of them envisioned this moment. >> come here. >> i had a dream that we found the dog and it was around a group of people, and it was as simple as that. >> here we are. >> here we are. >> reporter: dave got a call from a stranger who asked him for $1,000 in exchange for his dog, the meeting spot alley. he hopes this experience will teach other dog owners, during a smash-and-grab, dogs are not off limits. >> if it's getting to the point where

mr holly, not guilty. mr frank, the three. mr rodale, guilty. mr hogan, not guilty.ot guilty. mrjohnson, not guilty. mrjones, guilty. mr kane, guilty. mrjones, guilty. mr kane, guilty. mrjones, guilty. mr kane, guilty. mr kennedy, t. mr king. guilty. ms. char, guilty. mr lang four, negative. mr lahey, number three. mr lee, negative. ms. leffler, not guilty. mr mansion, guilty. mr markey, guilty. mr mcconnell, not guilty. ms. mcfarland, not guilty. mr best, necklace three. mr merkley, napa three. mr moran, t. ms. mccloskey, watching him at the second impeachment of 35 not guilty which means it for the second article of impeachment, the president has been mr perdue, not guilty. mr peters, three. mr purk portman, not guilty. mr reid, number three. three. mr purk portman, not guilty. mr reid, numberthree. mr three. mr purk portman, not guilty. mr reid, number three. mr risch, three. mr purk portman, not guilty. mr reid, numberthree. mr risch, not guilty. mr roberts, not guilty, mr romney, negative. ms. resin, guilty, mr brown's, negative. mr rubio, negative. mr sanders,