professor michael humphrey. _ particular. professor michael humphrey, thank _ particular.essor michael - humphrey, thank you very much forjoining us. the bbc understands that lawyers for prince andrew allegations of sexual assault have been properly served. representatives of virginia giuffre — who has made the claims — say that they were lodged correctly. a usjudge will decide if the case can proceed on monday. the duke of york has always strongly denied the accusations. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. royal lodge, prince andrew's home in windsor great park. it was here two weeks ago that a representative of virginia giuffre's american lawyers attempted to serve the court papers on prince andrew. this is the official�*s affidavit. in it, he describes how at 9:30 on the 26th of august he presented himself to the police officers guarding the property. he says it appeared... the official left, but returned the following day, when, according to the affidavit, he was... the official said he asked to meet prince andrew personally, but he was told that this wa

you can see hubert humphrey, he does find among liberals, but reagan is almost a v hubert humphrey of conservatives. what do you think? and jonathan you can try that one out to. >> i think the question is -- is a really interesting. one in many ways it is why haven't we seen conservatives, over the last 50 years, in spite of the fact that republicans had this long streak of winning the presidency, why have republicans not really been able to put forward whatever one thinks of the positive governing agenda under a conservative vision? the republicans are good at winning elections and a year where there is a strong anti incumbent government sentiment in the country. that's 1980 when reagan wasn't presidency, that's 1984. that's 2000. ten it might be this year. it looks like an. might 2014. but what they are not able to do, and particularly this is true in the last 20 years, is then continuing on that path of starting -- broadening the gains from. there i think there is no pressure in the way that we talk about politics to present that governing, positive governing agenda. and i think a

you can see hubert humphrey he does fine among liberals, but reagan is almost the hubert humphrey ofatives. what do you think? jonathan, you can try that one, too. >> please. >> you know, i think the question is a really interesting one. it's in a lot of ways why haven't we seen conservatives over the last 50 years in spite of the fact that republicans had this long streak of winning the presidency, why have republicans not really been able to put forward what everyone thinks of as the positive governing agenda under a sort of conservative vision. so republicans are really good at winning elections in a year when there's a strong anti-incumbent, anti-government sentiment in the country, that's 1980 when reagan wins the presidency, that's 1994, you know, that's 2010, it might be this year, looks like it might, 2014, but what they're not then able to do and particularly this is true in the last 20 years is then continue on that path of sort of -- you know, broadening the gains from there and i think it's because there is no pressure in the way that we talk about politics to present tha

when nixon defeated the democratic, even today, till the humphrey and george barker had those, if he has to be in a negative for me, they will not be going to be the queen. she was by the chief over there, mac wrapped in the way against any interference into that they respected they together. and the fact that after that cool under their my show on the policy in the u. s. in a, in frank frank charge, nathan commission investigated the credential unit and disclose what the thought the knowledge they're most competing friendship information about this time. and they covered the ation again that, you know, well, of course, kennedy kennedy was and was killed before. but in the era, the current leader of chile came to london. on the eve of the 911 anniversary, boris johnson invited him to downing street. do you think the, do you think he's going to remain president? you have elections in november? the 21st. and then gabriel boring when jenny will there just be another qu, if he tries to nationalize resources? no, i know if you solve. if you want to try to, if you are not, not sure right.

so there, and then we'll get the humphrey and joe barker had those it to be in a negative for me. they will not be going to be the queen. she was by the chief over there, mac wrapped in. oh yes. or, you know, the way against any cool interference, the respective they together and the fact that after they go on there, they should be on the mac. i think in the us, in a in frank frank charge. nathan commission investigated the production unit and disclose what the saw, the now the most competent friendship information about this time and the nation again that you know, well, of course, kennedy kennedy was and was killed before. but in the era, the current leader of chile came to london. on the eve of the 911 anniversary, boris johnson invited him to downing street. do you think that to do you think he's going to remain president, you have elections in november? the 21st and if gabriel boring wins in jenny, will they just be another qu, if he tries to nationalize resources? no, i know think so. he will not die if he were not right. not sure right. in mining their minds of copper and t

so they got the humphrey and george barker had those it to be a negative for me, they will not be going to be because the queen was by the chief over there, mac wrapped in those. or, you know, they were against any interference. the respect to the and the fact that after that they should be on the mac. i think the us in a, in frank frank charge. nathan commission investigated the introduction unit and disclose what the saw, the now the most competent friendship information about this time. and the common nation again, that you know, well, of course, kennedy kennedy was then was killed before, but in the era, the current leader of chile came to london. on the eve of the 911 anniversary, boris johnson invited him to downing street. do you think that you think that he's going to remain president you have elections in november? the 21st. and if gabriel boring wins in chile, will it just be another who if he tries to nationalize resources? no. i know if he sold it, he will not die if he will not try. not sure in mining mines of copper and this is nothing that boat i'm a mortgage take on the

they have soldiers in county kim -- in king humphreys, which is now the biggest overseas american military it is there to consolidate america's geopolitical interests in the region, which certainly concerns china, as well. so this is a very complicated picture, and china certainly has a very big role to play in all this. dareen: right. graham, and to what extent is the u.s. willing to work with china on this? >> in my assessment, i think it remains to be seen. i think front and center right now, there are a range of issues that pertain directly to beijing and washington that need working out, in terms of the ongoing trade war, the ongoing war over technological development, and access to technology, the ongoing disputes over the perimeter across, you know, the south china sea and the east china sea. and i think that that's immediate for both sides. so i think it remains to be seen, the amount of bandwidth that's going to be a portion to dealing with the north korean issue. so i really can't say right now, but let's see what happens. dareen: talks don't take place in the short-term future,

he was working in the tradition of actors like humphrey bogart and marlon brando before him.en beatty, al pacino, robert de niro. he was iconic because he was not bogged down by in other words the actors that came before him but rather his ability to express a certain impulsivity and vitality. that is interesting. _ impulsivity and vitality. that is interesting. you _ impulsivity and vitality. that is interesting. you mention his influence on hollywood but let's concentrate for a second in france. he played such a cultural role.— in france. he played such a cultural role. yes, his role in the french — cultural role. yes, his role in the french new _ cultural role. yes, his role in the french new wave - cultural role. yes, his role in the french new wave film, i cultural role. yes, his role in - the french new wave film, these filmmakers all had this incredible modernist icon in jean—paul belmondo who has this incredible ability to suggest the way this animated character who would struggle with the roles assigned to him while seemingly breezing through many different conjobs a

overwhelmed by the migrant influx with asylum seekers. reportedly emboldened by rumors that biden humphrey open the front, the border crossed the rio grande river from mexico and set up camp in the united states. but border guards, whipping asylum seekers is just that isis disturbing incident as america battles record immigration ah, ah, ah. i have determined that the disaster calls from individuals on lawfully crossing the texas mexico border is of such severity, that supplementary federal assistance is necessary to less than the threat of disaster save lives and protect property, public health and safety. the months long surge and illegal crossings has instigated an international humanitarian crisis, spurred spike and international criminal activity, an open, the floodgates to human traffic is in drug smugglers endangering public health and safety in our states where the us american strategist, i think the biden has created a crisis that did not need to happen the by name ministration is. ringback absolutely, darrel active duty here, he's the only president of the united states that can

they have soldiers encounter can, humphreys, which is now the biggest overseas military base for the american military. and it is fair to consolidate americans to your political interest in the region which certainly concerns china as well. so this is a very complicated picture in china that certainly has a very will be brought to play in all this right graham. and to what extent is the you west willing to work with china on this? in my assessment, i think it remains to be seen. i think funding center right now. the range of issues that pertain directly to beijing and washington that need working out comes on the ongoing trade wall. the ongoing, all the logical development on access to technology, the ongoing. all disputes are the perimeter across the south china sea in the china, c. and i think that that's immediate for both sides to i think it remains to be seen all the amount of bandwidth. it's going to be a portion to dealing with the north korean issue. so i really can't see right now, but that's what happens, right. judith talks don't take place in the short term future, at lea

then after a penalty look at this disaster cars passed right through willie snead deflected marlon humphrey one in vegas can believe it. absolutely stunned. his car looked like they were going to blow it. the ravens, then have the shot to win it. lamar jackson is stripped by carl nathan. darius spy one. how's it for vegas? and the great field position and the raiders. don't wait too long. they don't want to feel goal. they want to win another touchdown deep for they jones wide open, walk up 31 yards, silver and black bedlam car by the way, 453 yards past the 33 27 all i can tell you is we check this out. this story has a happy ending. believe it or not, here's a cat. you see this over the weekend? yeah miami hurricanes game who brings a cat to a football? mostly a wildcat. here's the great part, though some people with an american flag, great idea cat and he's fine. he's okay. they said he was in a bad mood, though, when they got to match up about eight of his lives up about eight of his lives right great saying how we doin'? it's the most stressful day of the year for claire -- our anniver

. >> you would go downtown and see the most recent humphrey bogart film filled with neon in the backgroundand seedier and fewer people continued to go down, that was what happened to all the neon strips of light. >> the film nori might start with the light filled with neon signs, and end with a scene with a single neon sign blinking and missing a few letters. >> one of my favorite scenes, orson welles is chasing rita hayworth with neon signs in the background. >> i think what the office of economic and workforce development is very excited with is that we'll be able to see more neon signs in a concentrated way lit up at night for visitors and most especially residents. the first coin laundry, the elm hotel, the western hotel are ones that we want to focus on in the year ahead. >> neon signs are so iconic to certain neighborhoods like the hara, like the nightcap. we want to save as many historic and legacy neon signs in san francisco, and so do they. we bring the expertise, and they bring the means to actually get the job done. >> people in tenderloin get really excited as they see the sign

i love humphrey's, as well. i am playing it low-key this weekend.een living my best life the last few days. i have a nice massage planned on sunday. drew: i will be working. i will be here. you can see me saturday and sunday. in the morning, i will brunch, do you not worry. julian: jobina? jobina: i don't know. [laughter] jobina: what am i doing? why don't i have any plans? i have been doing a lot. [laughter] candy early this morning. we are seeing showers push off to the east. we are facing to the south and east. you can see the mid-level clouds responsible for the showers. stop what you are doing. do you see the shadows? those are the isolated showers we are tracking. we are facing south and east. this is the east bay. this is facing this way. you are looking at the showers right now. we are seeing some light rain in the east bay at 680. danville, he will find some light rain in your neighborhood. it is moving out quickly. the san mateo bridge. ald wipers. nginceed them.a quick hitting de light rain from sandra renzo to hayward. a red flag warning

saddened by the adl's stand, because five years ago the organization honored me with its hubert humphreymendment freedoms. given the position they have taken on a core issue of religious freedom in america, i cannot in good conscience keep that award. so this week i'm going to return to the adl the hand ssome medal and the generous honorarium that came with it. i hope they see they made a mistake with robust freedom in america. something they explained for decades and which i honored them for. it's taken 11 years, but it's still remarkable the adl leadership has taken a serious look at its past, learned from it, and then had the courage to publicly acknowledge its mistake. greenblatt pointed out that he was writing his apology in the period the jews were celebrating high holy days, and that he did it in the spirit of the jewish concept of the shuva or self-examination or repentance. i wish we could all learn from the adl example, and as we look back over the war on terror, genuinely ask ourselves, where did we go wrong? can we reconcile the past? and what actions can we take today to mak

kumasi: number seven, humphrey slocum is giving a pint of cornflake crunch ice cream for anybody whows proof of vaccination at all of its bay area scoop shops and mission, the fara building, oakley, while supplies last. get on it. reggie: while supplies last. kumasi: that is i have to get on it. reggie: it is not unlimited. kumasi: do not play. reggie: i cannot go back twice. i keep thinking about the new krispy kreme donuts with pumpkin spice. mike: you get two of those or two of something that krispy kreme. reggie: someone? the race to recovery as the death toll rises from ida. ida's wrath, the death toll at least 59 people dead across eight states. basement apartments turned into death traps. the wall of this home collapsed unleashing a torrent. hundreds saved along the east coast including more than 800 subway riders. at least 19 tornadoes touched down. a twister shreds this home with winds up to 150 miles an hour. this morning, the devastation in the northeast. >>> desperate and in the dark. president biden heading to louisiana. nearly a million customers along the gulf coast st

raiders pushed back cars passed for willie snead reflects into the hands of marlon humphrey.ned with the silver and black. the ravens wind up with a shot to win it now, but stripped of the ball is lamar jackson, carl nace, ib and darius file on it is the one who lands on it for vegas, and jackson feels doom about to hit great field position and watch card just let loose for zeta jones wide open. he just keep that thing as far as he could 31 yards. silver and black bedlam on the walk off their car by the way through for 453 yards and a couple of touchdowns 33 27. that was a great monday night football game and fans for the first time in vegas, get to see it. all right. they call it, you know, freak out overreaction monday, and i'll tell you what the 40 niner fans really do have a reason to be worried. this was a disquieting victory yesterday in detroit. more injuries, it's just almost hard to believe jason verrett is out for the season. they have got to get rid of that turf. look at him catch his foot is clean, and he has got a torn a c l and the niners thin at defensive back

and humphrey county, they did not adopt a building code.rleans adopted a building code after hurricane katrina with national building code standards. local municipalities and politics play a role. this is not something that is mandated at the federal level, so it would be great if other counties and states would adopt the same degree of prudence and for sightedness that is going on in york county. host: jerry, the group that he directs there. thank you so much for your time and chatting with the callers. up next, legal turn to campaign 2022 with an early look at emerging playing fields, the battle for the house and senate. we will have that conversation inside elections. a discussion on how the pandemic has impacted lobbying and advocacy efforts. our guest will be again next time. stick around. we'll be right back. ♪ >> we are at an important tipping point in this nation. what we do matters and i believe that the 1776 project, that is project is important historical moment and we need people to get behind us and make sure that our message r

and humphrey county, they did not adopt a building code.rleans adopted a building code after hurricane katrina with national building code standards. local municipalities and politics play a role. this is not something that is mandated at the federal level, so it would be great if other counties and states would adopt the same degree of prudence and for sightedness that is going on in york county. host: jerry, the group that he directs there. thank you so much for your time and chatting with the callers. up next, legal turn to campaign 2022 with an early look at emerging playing fields, the battle for the house and senate. we will have that conversation inside elections. a discussion on how the pandemic has impacted lobbying and advocacy efforts. our guest will be again next time. stick around. we'll be right back. >> we are at an important tipping point in this nation. what we do matters and i believe that the 1776 project, that is project is important historical moment and we need people to get behind us and make sure that our message rea

you wouldn't have had movies starring people like james cagney and humphrey bogart playing gangsters as rather tough but romantic figures if there wasn't a certain admiration americans had for them. james cagney would not have become a good actor and a good box office actor if the gangsters he played were seen as totally reprehensible. talk about al capone as the most famous example of gangsters from the '20s. idea why he was admired by many people, at least he was a symbol. first of all, he was a self-made man. americans like self-made men, right? we respect them. we admire them. now self-made women. he rose from obscurity, poverty, to tremendous wealth. tremendous power and, of course, tremendous fame. capone was born in an immigrant slum in brooklyn. he then moved to italian -- to two italian immigrant parents. he dropped out of school to help his family, went to work, not illegally at first. in the early '20s, he moved to chicago and rose through ranks of the mob fairly quickly because of his courage, his intelligence, and his skill. and also his willingness to kill anybody who s

he never became lauren becall or clark gable or humphrey bogart, although those were his friends. who were who are the b grade movie stars? people we recognize, but not the brad pitts. >> youtubers. >> youtubers? i would say they're the b list. i'm thinking of the people who are often supporting actors in a lot of movies. well, whoever they are. those who you recognize in a lot of movies, but usually aren't the r stars. he never quite made it to the top. then, this is crucially important, he became involved with the work of actors to protect their pay. he was very concerned, reagan was, that actors like himself, especially those not at the top, were being exploited by the movie studios. this is the way things worked at that time. it was also this way in sports. you as an actor or baseball player were owned by the studio and the team you played for. babe ruth played his entire career for yankees because yankees own him. most of the movie stars of the 1950s all worked for the same studio because the studio owned them. you could not work for anyone else. reagan got involved with the

the gravitas, and he was not a charismatic figure to carry it off, and instead, a guy named hubert humphrey and a guy who was not ambivalent but carries off the nomination, and opposing him, and a republic who has been around the bush a couple of time, richard milhous nixon. he had lost to kennedy and lost his bid to be californian governor, but richard nixon is not an easy guy to disappear. he comes back from the political dead, and he wins republican nomination, and he does something tricky, and i won't be able to say much more today. but he does something interesting. nixon had made the bones politically as a fierce anti-communist. as a guy who said always we must stand up to the threat of soviet communism. but by 1968, the war in vietnam was wear thin with again not just radicals and not just with the young people, but more and more americans, and they did not want to betray the troops or give up on the vision of what the united states stood for, and they did not have a radical critique of foreign policy, but my gosh, the war had been going on now for more than 3 1/2 days. so nixon offe

. >> you would go downtown and see the most recent humphrey bogart film filled with neon in the background people continued to go down, that was what happened to all the neon strips of light. >> the film nori might start with the light filled with neon signs, and end with a scene with a single neon sign blinking and missing a few letters. >> one of my favorite scenes, orson welles is chasing rita hayworth with neon signs in the background. >> i think what the office of economic and workforce development is very excited with is that we'll be able to see more neon signs in a concentrated way lit up at night for visitors and most especially residents. the first coin laundry, the elm hotel, the western hotel are ones that we want to focus on in the year ahead. >> neon signs are so iconic to certain neighborhoods like the hara, like the nightcap. we want to save as many historic and legacy neon signs in san francisco, and so do they. we bring the expertise, and they bring the means to actually get the job done. >> people in tenderloin get really excited as they see the signs relit. as you're dr

. >> you would go downtown and see the most recent humphrey bogart film filled with neon in the backgroundedier and seedier and fewer people continued to go down, that was what happened to all the neon strips of light. >> the film nori might start with the light filled with neon signs, and end with a scene with a single neon sign blinking and missing a few letters. >> one of my favorite scenes, orson welles is chasing rita hayworth with neon signs in the background. >> i think what the office of economic and workforce development is very excited with is that we'll be able to see more neon signs in a concentrated way lit up at night for visitors and most especially residents. the first coin laundry, the elm hotel, the western hotel are ones that we want to focus on in the year ahead. >> neon signs are so iconic to certain neighborhoods like the hara, like the nightcap. we want to save as many historic and legacy neon signs in san francisco, and so do they. we bring the expertise, and they bring the means to actually get the job done. >> people in tenderloin get really excited as they see th