in the wake of the scandal, jenny left mark.ina's first lady says she's filing for divorce. jenny: there's not room for three people in a marriage. tapper: and there were calls for his resignation across the state. mark sanford said no because he felt he could still effectively govern. critics then called for sanford's impeachment. they opened an ethics investigation in the hopes of finding that his trip to argentina contained criminal use of taxpayer dollars. i was on the judiciary committee. i was 22, 23 years old at the time, and i voted to impeach mark sanford, and i shouldn't have. when i think about it and look back at it, i don't think it rose to the level of impeachability. the majority of the state senate at the time saw it that way, too, because nothing mark sanford spent on that trip crossed over into criminal territory. after he paid a small fine and reimbursed the state, the hearings were dropped. now he just needed to win back the public. he embarked on what i remember terming in a story at one point "an apology to

that's the curtiss jenny. and it looks much different, but it's actually made almost about the same time. by 1912, 1914, 1960 is only a few years difference, but it is made of the same material. it's just fabric. it's just canvas and wood. the canvas, though, has been painted to be waterproof. to make it much safer to fly. another specifications on this airplane in this the right be this there are two seats, but they're seated side by side going forwards, not starting with jenny but with the jenny is an example. the seats now are one in front and one in the back and the main pilot, many people get in the main pilot would actually be sitting in the front seat, but they would actually sit in the back. why? because there's no gps, there's no navigational system. so for the pilot to know where they are, they have to look outside of the plane. you can't do that from the front seat because you have the wing below you in the back seat, you will be looking at roads, rivers, landmarks. this plane the us made many of th

jenny corado noticias telemundo. >> y en otros temas.tre las diez mejores sopas de pollo del mundo esta un tipico plato salvadoreno, la famosa sopa de gallina india. muchos dicen que la forma en que es creada el ave es esencial para el sabor. samuel arias nos muestra como se prepara este suculento platillo. >> este es caluco, un pueblo en el occidente salvadoreno donde conocen los secretos de uno de los platillos tipicos mas famosos del pais. >> la sopita de gallina india. aqui es la tradicional. >> la sopa se elabora con aves que son criadas en los patios de las casas y hasta en las calles, no en las granjas. >> porque comen maiz, maiz y otras. por eso ellas tienen otro sabor. comen de todo, comen hasta piedritas. la madre. >> la molleja. >> todo comienza desde muy temprano en estas cocinas de lena y barro. las cocineras agregan una gran variedad de verduras. algugunas de temporad como el loroco y la pacaya. >> le lleva zanahorias, le lleva papas, le lleva ayote, le lleva pipian, le lleva ejote. >> luego anaden plantas y especias. >> ca

>> jenny pen. >> that's right. >> reporter: if it looks like a low budget horror film, that's becauseusiness, they do a low budget horror movie. you to two chose do this -- >> where we ended up. >> geoffrey is one of the great actors. >> please. >> and you just read the script and thought, this is a hell of a double act. >> i thought i was reading for [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: lithgow's character starts out as merely sinister and quickly garage a waits to terrifying. and for lithgow, a role with teeth. >> he said, i have some teeth made. and i thought, you're my kind of actor because really, you know, the first time i saw the face, i just went, this guy is creepy. >> look, we are in the impact business. after making people laugh, cry or scream out in terror, and this was scream out in terror time. deep feelings are invested in it. >> i was atight end with the philadelphia eagles. number 90, robert maldoon. >> oh? >> i had a great pair of hands. >> yes, you did. >> reporter: john lithgow's been evoking deep feelings more than half a century. but before he was the acclaimed movie

oh jenny, oh, hold on. what? come on with the look of them. come come on or fall off to the him, the whole thing we should be open, come a little bit to ship. uh, i mean, not live, they would have the shipment company, little immediate more. it needs a galvanizing and mobilizing is really society towards more than the perpetual war . after the demo. a gun, you mean? what do you mean the name and what's your metrics? remish company trail guns international need to not flocking to do was make this has a media that has been complicit with. that is really genocidal. 13 and back as a strip, but also has chosen to be deliberately not covered what is happening in the west bank and appropriate in february 2020 for journalist signed a letter urging israel and egypt to allow them access into gaza. and this includes outlets like the bbc's guy, news, and 4, and correspondence such as clarissa award from cnn, leaves do set from the bbc. my question is why are these same journal is now going into the west bank? is the rolling in of tanks into the west bank,

but it makes it better because you're thinking about the little things. >> jenny, we are so thrilledrning. >> we hope you have a great weekend. say bye to everybody. >> bye. good morning. thanks for joining us on this saturday, march 1st. i'm kira klapper people who live in san francisco's only designated safe parking site have less than 48 hours to relocate. the bay view vehicle triage center closes on monday. the lot at candlestick point is for people who live in their vehicles. it provides a place to safely park and receive services while working towards permanent housing. it opened back in 2022, and the city says it has served 132 households living in their vehicles. late last year, the city announced it will be closing and that's coming on monday. the city says everyone who lives at the bay view vehicle triage center was offered permanent housing, rental subsidies, alternative shelter or relocation assistance. most have accepted the help. those who did not have to be out by the end of tomorrow. our concern, though, is for those who still are going to be living in their vehicles.

vidas de brenda morales, william killian, marta morales y miguel cÁrcamo fueron arrebatadas a manos de jennyey killian de un aÑo por Único sobreviviente pero falleciÓ dÍas despuÉs en un hospital. >> [habla en inglÉs] >> desde que se registrÓ esta masacre, uno de los casos mÁs atroces en alameda, el jefe de la policÍa de la ciudad pedÍa al Ágora explica destituida que se tomar esta decisiÓn. aplaude la acciÓn que tomÓ hoy la nueva fiscal de distrito. >> con la conocÍ hoy. y me dio la mano y medio el pÉsame. y me dijo que ella iba a hacer todo lo simple para que haya justicia. porque en un caso como este no era de pensarlo dos veces para que hubiera circunstancias especiales. >> imÁgenes tomadas por familiares al interior de la residencia tras ocurrido el crimen muestran rastros de sangre en diferentes Áreas de la vivienda. creen que todo fue premeditado, argumentan que la actitud de killian en la sala se los confirma. >> siempre sin remordimiento. como si nada. voltea a ver a los familiares. no estÁ triste de nada. >> [habla en inglÉs] >> el casos como estos, personales y daÑos, la fiscalÍa l

the minus here we sent him an email request for his response to criticisms that he pedals in the saw jenny and his speech against women. he didn't email his response back to us. he posted it on his favorite platform, x a me. that is a back to the factors behind the rise of the minus you from new york. tonight will be the communities of men who have glorified outdated, traditional or the beauty are consistent in businesses. so we can only continue, maybe 8 percent of the $56000000.00 strong population on each $35.00 or young unemployment rate. is that twice? percent. and even though it is women, make up most of the unemployed men, c, b, c, and the social squeeze. much more intensive because it literally cannot make pressures. so there's an unexpected show in the community to into society. for meant to be the primary breadwinners. i'm trying to find a job, it's really hard, much thing. so my lose a man of feeling like, you know, this changing gender rules is making it possible for women to increase the economic capacity. so, and then making them feel inadequate. colorado to these kinds of gr

. >> i say that facetiously except jenny actually is which is weird but that's okay. >> i'm just going to take a second and get this open. >> okay. are you all able to see this on the screen now? >> yes, i am. so proposition m is a measure that was on the november ballot in 2024 and it's most of it went into effect january 1st of this year. it was a very large overhaul effort of our business taxes and i will spare you a lot of the gory details of how business taxes work and what exactly is changing. but i'm going to try to give you enough information so you understand the impact of the homelessness gross receipts tax and prop c and just have some general framework as you sort of move ahead in your work. so thank you to the committee for inviting me. i will say that our role is really specifically around implementing the taxes themselves so i am not a budget expert and i will probably defer a lot of your if you have specific questions around revenue and things like that to the comptroller's office. >> but happy to answer what i can. >> so the general goals of prop am were to reform the

vice chair dorsey i and dorsey i remember and gado and gado i church and i jenny we have three eyes the motion passes and with that mr. clerk please call items eight through 11 together. >> yes item numbers eight through 11 are hearings to consider the release of board of supervisors reserved funds and delegated to be released by the board by the budget and finance committee placed in reserve by the following resolutions once all the grant once all the grant requirements have been met and the fiscal impact reports received to the department of public health. >> item number eight was placed by resolution number 1125 for the state vocational rehabilitation services program in the amount of approximately 791,000 from the united states department of education through the california department of rehabilitation. item number nine by resolution number 325 for participation in a program entitled strengthening std prevention and control for health departments in the amount of approximately 13.6 million from the centers of disease control and prevention. item number ten by resolution number four

. >> and of course, we have all of the day's top stories with columnists and broadcaster jenni trentand broadcasterjenni trent hughes and former labour adviser matthew laza. >> welcome to saturday morning live, only on gb news. >> well, just before we went on air we were talking about what we put on our pancakes, weren�*t we? the toppings? >> and i think yours is so controversial. i don't know, maybe we'll get our viewers to write in and let us know. because what what is your topping of choice? >> strawberry jam. and if strawberry is not available, we'll go with raspberry. but that can�*t be that controversial. >> fruit jam. >> fruit jam. >> essentially any jam, any. just happy. it's all fair game, just happy. it�*s all fair game, but sugar on bear. well, what do you put on then? >> i either go super traditional and british and i have my lemon and british and i have my lemon and sugar and that's enough. or if i'm feeling a bit fancy, maybe i'll have nutella and maybe i�*ll have nutella and strawberries. other brands of chocolate spread are available. >> they are. but the good news is