so people are upset that the police weren't more forthcoming hubert's information hubert this effectwas that the crime scene i mean at least 12 times, and went back to the murders. what is this reveal about his behavior? >> well first of, all cell phone things will get you every time. i had a client convicted on cell phone ping. but also him returning to the scene of the crime, and driving by 12 times before the scene of the murder, is this is exactly the sort of thing we expect of a predatory killer,. exactly like the one that they're accusing. he case the joint, you knew the house, he was absolutely determined to reduce crime hurtubise the dr. casey jordan, obviously, hard to think about some of these details. but i appreciate you breaking it down for the. so the nation is washington holman. family, teammates, and fans, pray for good news all week. hubert pierre it happens during a tragedy in buffalo but the communities all -- strong. families donate $8 million to hamlin's toy charity. and the actual league wide support for him. hubert hubert not. >> the latest information we have

if western europe can achieve that, why shouldn't it be possible in bosnia hubert? now others are beginning to join in local waste disposal services. for instance, many here have been struggling with insufficient funding and outdated equipment, with some help from suffolk who but the service here got hold of a trash compactor. the next step is separating the trash did a little dog. so dog, one result of our cooperation with the facebook group is that we've introduced 2 different bins. so trash can be separated right now, but it's a start. i suppose you have to remember now. so there's just too little environmental awareness among the citizens and across the country. in general, you see grudgingly ah, yes, i called the sheen vino michel darrel and he doesn't have to look far. for example, a parking lot close by is littered with trash left behind by a flea market held there. they come to clean it up every week, but soon after it looks just the same book, walk, beaten. i was, i, yes, that we have to put more work into raising environmental awareness. so the population

according to suffolk, hubert, his principal means of raising awareness is the internet's in 2020. he started the facebook group, be the change. the list of accomplishments is already impressive. so far, there have been more than 3500 clean up an issue is throughout the country involving over 20000 participants. and what's new for bosnia is the reach across borders and ethnic groups. people everywhere organizing themselves because they believe the state has dropped the ball. they have to fema, what do you want is nature and the environment are beautiful again, what people can come here for a rest. if western europe can achieve that, why shouldn't it be possible in bosnia hubert now, others are beginning to join in local waste disposal services. for instance. many here have been struggling with insufficient funding and outdated equipment, with some help from suffolk who but the service here got hold of a trash compactor. the next step is separating the trash did a little dog. so dog, one result of our cooperation with the facebook group is that we've introduced 2 different bins. so

good, what moodle self may alicia them, hubert wolf. wal, netanyahu says his government doesn't want escalation. many fear that the situation could spiral into even more bloodshed in the us memphis police have disbanded the special unit that included the officers accused of murdering diary nicholas. there has been drawing angle against police brutality after authorities released footage, showing 5 offices fatally beating. nicholas taught us have been taking place across the u. f at ease and more expected. in the coming days. died nichols was savagely beaten by 5 memphis police officers at this very spot. it was when he was heard in a video morning and calling out for his mother. now it is a makeshift shrine for people to come and pay their respects. besides expressing shock and disgust at this latest instance of police brutality, many also feel for the loved ones. my thought is 21. i call them all the time and check on them. and i say it's not about me check in on. you. just let me know that you're safe. i wish i could have been here to help to stop or be a voice. the reason to those

good, what maternal self militia them hubert wolf. wal, netanyahu says his government doesn't want escalation. many fear that the situation could spiral into even more bloodshed. and take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. peaceful protests against police violence have taken place in several cities across the u. s . after authorities in memphis released photos of the deadly beating of tyrene. nicholas the 29 year old motorist di previously into office injuries, the special unit the office of belong to has been disbanded. they do it or she, they just former us president donald trump has hit the campaign trail. oh, you're ahead of the new hampshire primary water. speaking at the new hampshire republican bodies annual meeting in salem, trump said he's more angry now than he ever was. he followed up with a stop in south carolina. these 2 states are regarded as michel brick territory for canada. domains on to the owner shores has arrived and when was iris the 1st stop of a south american door. he's also new to was a chilly and brazil, although the main aim of short

yes, the senate is broken in too many places, no, the institution is not what hubert humphrey, jerald ford, ted kennedy, barry goldwater knew them to be. some of that change is good. a lot is tragic, and all of it is simply what it is. and i tell my colleagues you can point fingers or you can point the way forward to something better, and that's america, isn't it? so i don't leave here today with a recognize -- requim for the senate. i leave with a request for its renewal. not taps, but reveille. never retreating, never retiring from the journey. america doesn't stop. the the senate keeps turning, if we're lucky. all of us get a chance to help tilt the trajectory. remember what mike mansfield said -- keep your word. 30 years ago i visited a refugee camp after a war in that country. i brought my cameras. i do everywhere, so i can show people back in washington the human toll of this issue. always on visits like this i'd ask if it's okay to take someone's picture. to be a displaced person is to have endured enough that and then to have somebody invade your privacy. on this trip, a man e

they called the super-chairman of the social democratic party lars of germany, minister of labor hubertnbail and the commissioner of the bundestag for matters of military affairs in the games. moreover, the latter, according to a german journalist, is the favorite of this race , i will add that the rest of christina lambre is taking place against the background of a discussion of the possibility of supplying ukraine with german leopard tanks, while it is expected that a decision will be made literally in the coming days, while bloomberg notes at the moment it is not clear. will germany itself supply these tanks to kiev or will it give permission to others to countries for the supply of such weapons dmitry yes, thank you, the resignation of the german minister of defense and who is now applying for this position told us rigin sevastyanova and now our seasoning, universal, indana 39.99, the magnet became number one, the main thing is not to stop, 30 years. megaphone is just the beginning. thank you for being with us, it's time to take care of your health dibiko helps to normalize choleste

the peak in the late seventy's, the journalist who used to cover the industrial correspondence of hubert vanished to replaced by business reporters, will generalists like the present as mit lynch's face. busy you're often better, it generates heat. busy for ratings and clicks than they are shedding lights. it makes me laugh honestly, that you have the food as your profile because that's a man who really haven't done the world will. it makes me laugh at your level of journalism has descended so far that you can't think of any other question. robert a, i think i'm here in the picket line for the latest rail strike in central london. it's the warranty 7 stripes so far this year. and i come here to ask, make lynch how he sees the british media today, compared to the days of office ga. go, well back in those days we had the freshmen in the newspaper media and we had a couple of channels, bbc, united, cbs. but what we got now is it, is it a flourishing of outlet says lots of different digital channels, but also the social media channel. and it allows trade unionists have more of a say whether

sebastian korda beat tenth seeded pole hubert hurkacz.is first grand slam quarterfinal. he's come close against big names before and says that experience has helped him. i had ihada i had a tough match with ravel the dell, serving forward, and i think that helped me especially the last match. —— rafael nadal. and then today as well all those little moments that i have gone through, just learning from them, staying patient and staying positive, just going through the process. leaders arsenal face the only team that have beaten them in the premier league so far this season later. manchester united are at the emirates hoping to go third in the table themselves and help manchester city, who also play today. and as we reach the half way point of the season... not many would have predicted both arsenal and united to be in the title race. i think the premier league and this moment develops and we have six, seven teams who all finally can win the league, because there are so many investments, when you have the right philosophy, strategy, i think

this morning buffalo bills safety hubert copy good morning, what do we know about a mormons condition this morning? >> yes, katie, good morning, it's been a remarkable turn of events for damar hamlin. he remains hospitalized, but his breathing tube has been removed. so he's breathing on his own. he's able to communicate with family, friends, and physicians. well as conditions from new -- >> kitty, there is a lot of unknowns about demarcus york, arbery like when he might be released from the hospital. and what exactly caused is currently cardiac arrest monday night. outside the hospital this is what we are seeing. it's extraordinary to see this display. i'll point of support going each and every hurtubise but of course officers have pierre. and all the more so louviers. >> i bet you that's gonna be a very emotional moment when they think the bills. hurtubise. police say this was not an accidental shooting, they say the child had a gun, and shot up email teacher while they were alone in a classroom. the school was on lockdown and officers say no students were injured in the shooting tub

and 2nd hubert, my inner voice square pier, which started asking questions like formula. what are we doing here? we are. so i had to explain to myself that sometimes everything was all right, so at least this what took off not to enjoy equally. i goshen little un draft and by the silence of paused absolutely or eliminated bit ish. and now i see that the arctic is not only designed drastically space for what you're stopper. i, they show you what the gold you are. yup. no. it's also an incredible sound chambers of sidney police where you can watch a sheer yourself here. the. the rushing far is interchangeable in my of legendary seeing if a russian traveler i knew from the early 20th century mother, michael was also a prolific writer, but he never had a formal education. from that, his knowledge was impressive. many russian travelers of the past come were a self educated as incomplete thing. the age of self education is over, or is it on the beginning yard? almost thought, well, i don't think it's over and i don't think it'll ever be over. no, you see there are 2 kinds of pe

institutions like mike mansfield and jerry ford and hubert humphrey and ted kennedy and john stennisnd barry goldwater knew them to be. some of that change is good. at lot of it is tragic, and a t of it simply is what it is. you can point fingerser were pointed the way to something better. some of the change is good. what is the change in the senate that that you have seen that is good? >> guest: i think there is more transparency in the senate, which i think is good. i remember the debate over having television in the senate and televising hearings and all that. today of course, the ability to do that is much easier to get the platform. some say it brought about grandstanding and it did but there was before. now some of the people that do the grandstanding [inaudible] hopefully it gets a debate going. i was in law school at that time two or three blocks down from the capital. i used to walk up the hill. you would have tond look aroundo find a police officer. i was fascinated by of the debatesin going on. that has hurt the senate and the country. i never thought i would be there. >>

it deals with those people who tried to become president barry goldwater bobby kennedy hubert humphrey george mcgovern george wallace. runs too so much of the 1960s talks about supreme court justices. it talks about a general or to talks about the towering activists. we associate with the 60s, dr. martin luther king jr. malcolm x but if there's one thing that animates my sense of the past my sense of myself as an historian. is also really believe that ordinary people. are central to history too? ordinary people who we don't know help us understand whose names. we've never heard of help us understand. the past in a new way an ordinary people in the american past change this nation. so alongside all those famous people who run through the shattering. but i also try to do is tell the stories of ordinary people. what i want to do today. so i just want to tell you. four stories and this is the first one. this is the fourth of july 1961. on the 6100 block of west eddy street in the northwest corner of chicago the day before and cahill and his neighbor clarence mitchell draped their block in

next thing i knew hubert humphrey, scoop jackson and a couple other very senior ones come and sit beside me. they said boy, you learn fast. i said what do you mean? you sit here so if it gets boring you can sneak out without anyone seeing you. >> one i'd like to have you read the report. >> interpreter: leahy's no nonsense approach endeared him to the old lions of the senate. but his quiet composure has long hidn a crusader's zeal. last year when chief justice john roberts declined to preside over donald trump's second impeachment trial leahy took on the task. >> the nays are 43, and he is hereby acquitted of the charge in said article. >> what would it have meant for the country if more republicans had voted to convict trump in that trial? >> i think it would have helped the country. i don't say this as a partisan thing. it would have sent word to the country in the same way that barry goldwater told richard nixon you've broken the law, it's time to go. i wish more had been willing to stand up and saying this was wrong. they'd say it privately. won't say it publicly. >> reporter: there'

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you said the senate is broken place not what mike mansfield and jerry ford and hubert humphrey and john stennis and barry goldwater knew them to be. some of it is good and tragic and it is what it is. you can point your way forward. some of that change is good. what do you think in the senate that's good? >> guest: i think there's more transparency in the senate, which i think is good. i remember the debate over having television in the senate and televising hearings and all that. today, of course, with the ability to do that, it's much easier to get this out. some opposed saying it's bringing about some grandstanding, and it did, but there was grandstanding before. now some of the people that do the grandstanding, it's obvious to the public and hopefully gets the debate. i was -- in law school at georgetown law, which at that time had the law school right down two or three blocks from the capitol. i used to walk up the hill, i walked through -- you'd have to look around to try to find a police officer to ask directions. you'd just walk in and sit there. i was fascinated by the real deb

what mike mansfield and hugh scott and jerry ford and hubert humphrey and ted kennedy and john stennis and barry goldwater knew them to be. some of that change is good. a lot of it is tragic. and all of it is simply is what it is. you can point fingers or you can point the way forward to something better. some of that change is good. what is the change that you've seen in the senate that you think is good? well, i think there's more transparent. see, in the senate, which i think is good. i i remember the debate over heavy television in a in the senate and televising hearings and all that. or today, of course, with the ability to do that, it's much easier to get this out and play for some who are opposed to bring about some grandstanding. and it did. but there's great in saying before now some of the people who do the grandstanding it's obvious to the public and hopefully it gets a debate quite you know i was a. in law school a georgetown law i was at that time had the o school right down just two or three blocks from the capital. i used to walk up the hill. i walked through it and you'

lyndon johnson had dropped out at the end of march, and his opponent what event hubert humphrey. mccarthy was weakened by this time, but that was not to be. so i just got, you knew, the response, after dr. king wasiti. remember what stokely carmichael said, when were on the march. stokely michael just come ,0 cities, exploded k over the daya after king was a saturday. washington, d.c. on a scale of watts. in the first time you had military fellow troops in the capital protecting the capital. so it was just that.ca kennedy, he is carried back from new york to washington on a train to be buried next to his brother. and spontaneously people lined the tracks and you're close to 2 million people find the tracks all the way down from new york to washington. so very powerful departures, and acknowledgment because what's important about them, people who understood and saw and acted how they connected to people in the country at this moment and what were providing away with kennedy's campaign new kind of politics that would begin to address these issues, and dr. king. it's really, of cour

american sebastian korda also earned a spot in his first grand slam quarterfinal edging tenth seeded hubertomen's side, jess what pagula is the highest seed left in that draw. she advanced to the quarterfinals for the third year in a row by defeating 2021 champion in straight sets yesterday. and finally, there was a major upset in college basketball last night in houston. the top ranked cougars fell at home against unranked temple. temple, 56-55. it marks temple's first win over a top-seeded team in more than 20 years. >>> time now for the weather. let's go to angie lasman for the forecast. it is late january. >> yep. >> new york city is getting no snow. >> honestly, we might have to wait a little longer. not a lot of snow in the forecast for new york city. inland areas, interior areas of the northeast, for sure. here's what's going on. 14 million people under the winter alerts still at this time. you can see why. there is a coast coastal low. parts of new hampshire, vermont, maine dealing with snowy conditions. so we add that snow, maybe a couple more inches here through the day today. the

a lot of his writings became major sources for figures like long fellow, james finna mark hubert. one thing i think is important is you can see this dynamic process. if you read some of his writings, you can occasionally have a glimpse of her boys coming through. in her own writings, because she was opposed herself, she sometimes is writing explicitly about and reflecting on this relationship between white and indigenous forms of knowledge. the ideas of expertise and sovereignty. this collaboration i think it's a really interesting one. both for how it overlaps with the kinds of rhetoric used to talk about museum collections and knowledge gathering during this period, but also for how it really maps on national expansion. especially during the 18 twenties and 30s. >> one of the great challenges of writing a book that stretches through the century, it's the turning points. the 19th century story of the civil war and how museums and their makers are shaped by or shaped by our memory of the civil war. what did you find there? >> so actually, what's interesting is that part in the boo

hubert [inaudible] and of the year with liz cheney. there's a lot of issues that all of, us they're not as political in some of the ones that everybody is talking about. and i've talked to the chair of, the new chair of the energy commerce committee. and i've been friends with her for a long time. and i think there are things that people, can try to work together on, and we have to see -- freedom caucus, blowing it up on the floor, or recognizing that the american people are concerned about a number of, issues and wanna see things get done. >> representative, i know we're just getting out of the past election, we are barely into the new congress, but why not ask you this. the next election, are you considering now, that we understand longtime democratic senator debbie stabenow is retiring, and political reporting that you are seriously considering a run. marie and they're familiar with the thinking. are you gonna do? a >> lot, this is the -- i'm committed to making when you don't lose that seat. that's a democratic seat. i've had a lot

career to reach his 1st grand slam called a final the american needed $0.05 to get past 10 seed, hubert, her catch quarter got off to a shaky start. losing the 1st set, but the wolf number 31 battle back taking the next 2 before its polish opponent grabbed the faults to force a decider core to save to break points in the 4th before coming through in a tie break. he's hoping to face with my father like son as a father peter quarter. when the 1998 australian. there was a big shock in the women's door and here it is. as promised world number one and top seed eager fiance has been st. crashing out in round fall, the po, beaten in straight sets by elaina re by kina. david stokes. rounds up the action. yes, the coin toss was about the only thing that when iga she on t x y on sunday, she was broken in the 1st game and that set the tone elaina rebecca may be seated 22nd, but she's the reigning wimbledon champion and knows what she's doing at grand slams, she took the acting set 6 for she on tech seem to get back on tracking the 2nd set, opening up a 3 love lead, but more mistakes. let her oppon

the american needed 5 sets to get past 10 seed, hubert, her catch, called her, got off to a shaky thorpe, losing the 1st said. but the world number 31 battled back, taking the next 2 before his polish opponent grabbed the full suit for the decider . call to say to break points in the 4th. if we're coming, it's hybrid. he's hoping it's a case of like father like son, as he's there pay the quarter on the 1998 australian quarter will play cut in such an off for next of the cruise past year she is on the she ok. the 18 cedar raced through the 1st 2 sets in 46 minutes. 6 law, 6 love japanese fair thinkings, frustration sat on his racket at one point. he pushed the russian in the 3rd, taking it to a tie break, but such an off prevail to become the 50th man in the open air to the quarter finals at 4 grand slams. lots of great action, but the shot of the day came in. the men's doubles colombian, that nicholas barry enters these best. superman impression to reach this ball is good enough to win the point. but unfortunately he and his father ariel bay off were beaten in 3 seats. such shame. when t

including in ritual purposes, just on such a year ago they buried the hero of the french resistance, hubert, western-made tanks in europe are again turned against russia by the decision of france, which, despite the surrender to nazi germany, was eventually included in the number of victorious countries and which is now one of the first to go to war with russia from its howitzer. caesar, however, she is not the only german foreign minister berbak, in lisbon said that the flow of weapons from a united europe to ukraine should be even more together with our partners in 11 months. we have taken all steps to send weapons to ukraine, for example, together with the netherlands. we have supplied armored self-propelled howitzers. and we must continue to expand the supply of weapons. in this sense, light french wheeled tanks can pave the way for heavy german leopards, at least from berlin, and already demands, referring to the now announced decision of paris, this is what sends a clear signal to all our other partners. now there is not a single rational reason that ukraine is still since then, weste

career to reach his 1st grand slam caught a final the american needed 5 sets to get past tense. seed hubert hurd catch quarter got off to a shaky start losing the 1st set by the war number 31 battle back. taking the next 2 before his polish opponent grab the 4th to force a decider call to save to break points on the 5th before coming through in a tie break. he is hoping it's okay. so like father like son, his dad political that when the 1998 australian open but a great action. but the shock of the day came in the men's doubles. colombian at nicholas body enters, giving his best super an impression to reach the school. was good enough to win the point. unfortunately he and his partner ariel, they ha, were beaten in 3 sets. there was a big shock in the women's door will number one and top seed, eager shree on take has been sent crashing out in round for the pole beaten in straight sets by elaine early by kina. they've stokes round up the action. yet the coin toss was about the only thing that went eager. she on t x y on sunday. she was broken in the 1st game and that set the tone. you'll ente

lyndon johnson had dropped out the end of march and his opponent would have been hubert humphrey and mccarthy was weakened at this point, but that was not to be. so i've just got -- you know, the response, after dr. king was killed, cities exploded, carmichael said don't touch king and on the march tried to bring him up and just wanted to and over 100 cities exploded over the days after king was assassinated. washington d.c. on a scale of what, and the first time you had military in the capitol protecting the capitol. it was just that -- kennedy he is carried back from new york to washington on a train, to be buried next to his brother and spontaneously people lined the tracks and close to two million people lining the tracks all the way down from new york to washington. so very powerful detours -- departures and people who understood and saw and acted, but how they connected to people in the country at this point moment and really were providing a way, with kennedy's campaign a new kind of politics that would begin to address these issues and dr. king, poverty, and the poverty campa

but her view that china's going to be strong is simply the total outlier view and yet, he's katie huberteformerly covered apple, so she forces you to rethink, and i think on the fly, i know i'm rethinking, but i was frantic this morning >> what about oil prices you had the iaea raise by 200,000 barrels, their estimates for demand, and that's china a day. >> you listen to the interview sorkin had with the indian minister we're using russian oil, no we're not. the oil picture is muddled, but i think muddled is the answer. we all want to discern and say, this is what it is no it's this curious amalgam of good and bad and more demand, less demand. you listen to the oil demand for next year, it's going to be better than this year, but what does that say about chevron? we live in dual worlds >> okay, but if oil demand is 101 or 102 million barrels a day -- >> then you go buy eog i mean, you know, i'm just trying to translate the macrodata into what people want to know, which is, do you sell microsoft or buy >> good segue, because we are watching mr. softy company set to announce layoffs as earl

but but just wouldn't you say jacobs saying say that hubert jacobs saying that feed inability that that'slity rather rather than having someone find up a measured way of accepting the loss . yeah, a way of moving on. loss. yeah, a way of moving on. and it does. i mean, as jacob says, i think it is very much to do with not just a lack of meaning of life, but but a lack of understanding of life as spirit and because we have increasingly been told that there is only matter you born, you live, you die . and of those you live, you die. and of those like myself, for example, who don't agree with that, i think that, you know , we have a much that, you know, we have a much we should have a much better sense of life as spirit it has nothing to do with matter but. different. interesting. andrew isn't this is circumventing what has been for thousands an unimaginable period of time. people believing and accepting that lost loved ones are are somewhere in another in another existence . and i think you existence. and i think you absolutely see, this is an area that decaffeinated coffee fakery. well, th

but but just wouldn't you say that hubert jacobs saying that inability that that's feed ing inabilityhan having someone find up a measured way of accepting the loss . yeah, a way of moving on. loss. yeah, a way of moving on. and it does. i mean, as jacob says, i think it is very much to do with not just a lack of meaning of life, but but a lack of understanding of life as spirit and because we have increasingly been told that there is only matter you born, you live, you die . and of those you live, you die. and of those like myself, for example, who don't agree with that, i think that, you know , we have a much that, you know, we have a much we should have a much better sense of life as spirit it has nothing to do with matter but. different. interesting. andrew isn't this is circumventing what has been for thousands an unimaginable period of time. people believing and accepting that lost loved ones are are somewhere in another in another existence . and i think you existence. and i think you absolutely see, this is an area that decaffeinated coffee fakery. well, there is a degree of f

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