my name is john dean and i have paid almost every price of being a journalist in a country like turkey taking on the powers that be they risk.

and he said just had a visit from john dean. the president's counselor and hands me this list of 50 or so names of people to do a full field investigation of their tax returns. that's a very unpleasant process. might say, what do i do? i said, well, you don't do it. what do i tell john? tell him you report to me. and if he's got a problem, he's got me. well, it was interesting on in the nixon tapes, i heard him discussing this with john dean and. they basically said, who the hell is blue eyed thinking is not doing what we. but they never had the nerve to put it to me because if i resigned refusing to do something improper with the with the internal revenue service, that wouldn't be a very good story him. but anyway, that was soured me and then i inherited the administration action of wage and price controls i had opposed originally, but was not in my domain. incidentally, the two people running it for me, don rumsfeld and -- cheney. anyway, we were the process of trying to get rid of them and. against my advice president nixon r

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my name is john dean. and i have paid almost every price of being a journalist in a country like to a key king on the powers that be they risk everything. ah, they want to kill me. and they try many times. john dunder asked activists, journalists and politicians living in exile to which and what drives them. it's too much on my shoulders, but i have to hold this weight because i'm responsible for the future. our country for the people far behind the boss, the courageous effort against corruption and political crimes. in our series, guardians of truth and watch now on youtube, d. w documentary ah ah. this is the w news live from the evacuation of foreign citizens from saddam begins . vance army said, taking steps to help people flee renewed fighting. germany is among the countries planning to get its nationals out more than $400.00 people with now being killed as students army battles.

my name is john dean. and i have paid almost every price of being a journalist in a country like turkey. taking all the powers that be they risk everything they want to kill me and they try many times. john dunder asked activists, journalists and politicians, living in exile to which and what drives them. it's too much on my shoulders, but i have to uphold this weight because i'm responsible for the future. all countries for the people far behind the boss, the courageous effort against corruption and political crimes. in our series, guardians of truth and watch. now on youtube, d. w. documentary ah, and this is dw news and these are our top stories. european commission, president ursula funder lion and french president money, mccall, urge chinese leadership, aging ping to help negotiate an end to the war. and ukraine.

we have woodward and bernstein on the show, we have john dean on the show. i learned from the show.an enormous amount. we obviously all did our research. and of course we all know this through the lens of, you know, woodward and bernstein and dogged journalism and following the money, et cetera, et cetera. but sort of the main course is like the -- is the actual crime, the actual watergate. that's the act that started all the gates. and it's kind of just hilarious that no one has really thought to pick this enormous hilarious story up off the ground and start telling it. >> until you. >> we laughed about it back at the beginning. in every watergate show or movie that you've ever seen there's always that minute at the top where you see flashlights and the tape and everything. men were arrested. and then who were those men? these are the men. >> it's about the journalism. it's about the cover-up. >> it's about the halls of power. but men and there was collateral damage to some of their lives and families. and it's the birth of true believerism. these guys are fascinating. >> obviously

each. shooty john and dean jace were convicted of state, the version both network key members of the new citizens move as the civil rights group calling for constitutional reform and criticizing government corruption. the palestinian health ministry says israeli forces have killed a palestinian during a raid on refugee camp. the occupied west bank statement said the 15 year old boy was shot at the head chest and abdomen. israel said its troops entered the ark about jabar camp to apprehend the terraces. 7 a boat carrying some 400 people on board as a drift in the mediterranean sea, and it's taking on water. the support service alarm phone says it received a call from the vessel, adding that nobody on board could steer it because the captain had left. it's believed the boat departed from libya on saturday night heading for europe. a sick person has been found dead of the avalanche on sunday near ma, blowing the french alps to mountain guys were among those killed friends. whether authorities had not issued any prior prior avalanche warning for the region and described skin conditions a

so that's why i said my john for dean lincoln in one volume. you know i tend to i don't know if it's a rabbit hole, but, you know, if you have a material like that, you want to share it and do your best to convey it, to people, because, you know, going back to my earlier, i think there is something almost symbolic about what we're doing we may be writing about george the six or whatever, but actually we're writing about all of us. we're about human beings, the complexities of human beings. and when you actually i mean, a novelist has to make all that. you know, i my my first book was about thomas mann. well, you know, there is a wonderful new biography novel of, the life of thomas mann by colm toibin. it's a beautiful book and you know, i'm reference on the last page of the book because. one of his sources just, you know, he's just one little night line. but i took years on that book. well, we are

john, do you think is alex dean. think is a good way to develop politics in any country ? i do think that in any country? i do think that you have to say that nobody is above the law. and if donald trump has broken the law , he trump has broken the law, he shouldn't be able to say cause i'm a politician, because i was president, because i'm going to run for president again. the laws don't apply to me, you know. be you ever so high the law has to above you. no, law has to be above you. no, that's right. but that's absolutely right. but doesn't in the craw doesn't it stick in the craw when the prosecutor is an elected political opponent and make fair minded people think ? make fair minded people think? this isn't justice. this is politics. what is the american settlement ? they have directly settlement? they have directly elected prosecutors . that's the elected prosecutors. that's the way they do it. and they've done it since for the last century at least. and probably beyond that. but, yes, there's a political there'

john trasvina, former dean of usf's law school, says after being held up, he joined the stop crime sf group working together throughout the city supervisor and cardio called for creating a transparent crime database for the public. in chicago progressive district attorney kim foxx but all her data in the open, she lets anyone track the case from start to end with a comprehensive, transparent and accessible online database. san francisco deserves this, too. tonight the group stop crime, sf said one of their goals is to follow each criminal case through the system and the number of convictions and sentencing. they do hope that there are court watch program will lead to more transparency and accountability. alex jana katsuyama live in the newsroom tonight. thank you, jenna. san francisco police say the suspect did the stabbing death of executive bob lee was acquainted with the victim. police have arrested 38 year old neema momeni at his home in emeryville. he was taken into custody earlier this morning. momeni also works in tech founding expand it. it is a graduate of uc berkeley. lee wa

so that's why i said my john for dean lincoln in one volume. you know i tend to i don't know if it's a rabbit hole, but, you know, if you have a material like that, you want to share it and do your best to convey it, to people, because, you know, going back to my earlier, i think there is something almost symbolic about what we're doing we may be writing about george the six or whatever, but actually we're writing about all of us. we're about human beings, the complexities of human beings. and when you actually i mean, a novelist has to make all that. you know, i my my first book was about thomas mann. well, you know, there is a wonderful new biography novel of, the life of thomas mann by colm toibin. it's a beautiful book and you know, i'm reference on the last page of the book because. one of his sources just, you know, he's just one little night line. but i took years on that book. well, we are unfor out of time but you will able to discover all the eureka moments in that and our good afternoon, everyone. my colleague peter baker and not my

john's career. however, the dean is eula gillen. acoya is now a nuclear facility after receiving nuclear fuel by air and seals. after 60 years of delay, we joined the world nuclear power club to because almost this was our dance 1st public appearance room taken url during the clearly italy lunches, se salon lamar latimer protein. you talked to partnerships with this later member that he wants to include rushing gas distribution and agriculture agreements, legal liquid aliases. but if you have them to fill out a sheet, we agreed with the turkish president to increase agricultural corporation, reciprocal crop deliveries, and food security coordination. mr. erred ones initiative to ship free turkish flour, milk from russian grain to the world's poorest countries, is on track. but in the or laguna arkell, you will be fully operational by 2028 and supply 10 percent of turkey. electricity consumption. presidents are don, has focused on diversifying the defense and energy in the us for his, during his campaign, but some perceived the timing of the ceremony less than 3 weeks before the election as political

was a shock to me was also shot going through the criminal justice system as a victim, john trasvina, former dean of usf's law school, says after being held up, he joined the stop crime as f group. this is neighbors coming together, some of whom are crime victims like me, some of whom are just concerned for our communities. ah and we're working together throughout the city supervisor and cardio called for creating a transparent crime database for the public in chicago progressive district attorney kim foxx but all her data in the open, she lets anyone track the case from start to end with a comprehensive, transparent and accessible online database. san francisco deserves this, too. and chief scott said today that another factor that is helping his departments of crimes is an increase in resources. the department staffing is down by about 500 officers and the chief , thank the board and the mayor today for recently approving more funding. heather right, jana katsuyama reporting live for us, johnathan q. and be sure to join us right here on ktvu tomorrow when d a. jenkins joins us live in studio fr

(indiscernible) dean of john adam campus and dean of school of health and john in charge of instructional service agreement and strong workforce programs. >> i want to thank you all for your partnership. it has been wonderful as we have gone through. i think that this is the fourth time i've come to present in front of you, and that shows the strength and the continued longevity of our program, and we hope to continue to grow it as we just put an addendum on our isa for additional certificate. as we continue to grow and move it forward, i hope to always be coming to give you good news. thank you. >> thank you, i want to echo the thanks. i work more behind the scenes on the program to make sure the students get registered and the invoices get paid and records all kept so want to echo everyones thanks and grateful for the partnership. >> thank you very much. captain connors. dr., you folks can sit in the front row if you want to until the opportunity for commission to ask questions or comment. >> again, thank you for your time. there is a series of slides we will go through that reflect our

at the university of michigan, co-host -- my wife kate, shot docto joshua sharfstein is a vic dean at johnns school of health the principal deputy commissioner of the food and drug administration. he recently wrote an opinion piece in the new york time saying i worked for the fda, the abortion pill is dangerous -- i want to start with you on somewhat tactical that reall important thing here i will come to you docto sharfstein on the two appellat judges in the fifth circuit wh issued this complicated ruling one of the most importan things here is, and to the plaintiffs, the people suing these antiabortion groups, medical providers, who won thi bill taken off the shelves, do they have standing can they show the court ther is an injury, do they get to come into court and say, w were hurt by this decision those two judges upheld an that they do have standing why is that such a radical interpretation of this basic legal concept? >> the ruling might be complicated but it's actuall pretty simple. these plaintiffs just don' have standing at all the court of appeals said thes plaintiffs, the organi

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join cnn's john berman and jessica dean live from the red carpet tomorrow night beginning 8:00 p.m.for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." "erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, the head of the russian private military group wagner claiming his forces are

join cnn's john berman and jessica dean live from the red carpet tomorrow night beginning 8:00 p.m. eastern. to our viewers thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." "erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, the head of the russian private military group wagner claiming his forces are teetering on extinction. is it true or just a trap for the ukrainians? it comes as ukraine is reeling from the deadliest missile strike in months tonight. >>> plus, the head of a software company hired by trump to investigate voter fraud tells me he found nothing. now the doj is talking to him. >>> and robert f. kennedy jr., whose own family members won't vote for him as president because of his antivaccine views, is polling at nearly 20%. what's behind that surge? let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, they're gone. those are the words of one man who just barely survived the deadliest strike in ukraine in months. at least 23 people were killed.

(indiscernible) dean of john adam campus and dean of school of health and john in charge of instructional service agreement and strong workforce programs. >> i want to thank you all for your partnership. it has been wonderful as we have gone through. i think that this is the fourth time i've come to present in front of you, and that shows the strength and the continued longevity of our program, and we hope to continue to grow it as we just put an addendum on our isa for additional certificate. as we continue to grow and move it forward, i hope to always be coming to give you good news. thank you. >> thank you, i want to echo the thanks. i work more behind the scenes on the program to make sure the students get registered and the invoices get paid and records all kept so want to echo everyones thanks and grateful for the partnership. >> thank you very much. captain connors. dr., you folks can sit in the front row if you want to until the opportunity for commission to ask questions or comment. >> again, thank you for your time. there is a series of slides we will go through that reflect our

dean. thanks for watching. guardians of truth. my name is john kinda and i have paid almost every price of being a journalist in a country like turkey taking all the powers that be they risk everything john dunbar, asks activists, journalists and politicians living in exile to which is too much on my shoulders. but i have to hold this way because i'm responsible for the future fall country for the people who are behind the boss. they move for their mission. people need to know what is happening there. in our series guardians of truth, watch know on youtube, d. w documentary ah, this week on world stories ukrainian refugees re settle in germany, a new cow census in corsica. we begin in ukraine where locals are threatening to boycott the 2024 olympics if russian athletes participate. it's an unthinkable idea for many, since dozens of ukrainian athletes have been killed in the war. for someone who lived such a short life, vladimir, andrew shook left so much behind a while, looked after a pet cat, a career as a national decathlon champion, and an old

metropolitan museum of art, formally served as president at lafayette and haverford college and dean at johns hopkins krieger school of arts and sciences at gw. dan studied psychology and art history on the heels of this turbulent era that we examine today. it was dan's book that time michael o'donnell and the tragic era of vietnam, highlighting the remarkable and courageous life of a promising poet amid the tragedy of the vietnam war that inspired this conference. dan, i'm proud to count you as a graduate of the columbia college, and i'm grateful for your leadership role in this conference, accompanied by peter osnos and thom shanker. thank you. and welcome back to your alma mater. it is now my privilege to introduce you to gw as president mark wright and president wright and came to gw after almost 24 years as chancellor and chief executive officer at washington university in saint louis. as president reagan's term comes to an end this spring, it's my honor and pleasure to share this special experience with him. president reagan, will you please come to the stage. good morning, everyone. th

john dean are joining us. laura coates. we haven't heard from you today that the former president now leaving the court building. um they're heading back to other johnny. think trump tower, or do you think the airport? they're going out there sticking to the schedule. they're going straight to laguardia airport straight to his private jet and straight back to palm beach coach. what do you make of the lengthy arraignment? well, listen, there has only been 46 presidents in the history of our country and millions of criminal defendants . and look what we have now, one who is now a criminal defendant on his way out of the courtroom and extraordinary amount of time to have him there are likely trying to argue a point about the relevance of this particular case. i assume his lawyers were the ones to do so, but note who was behind him in that courtroom . you didn't have secret service you had to presumable marshals, one with handcuffs dangling on her own waste. span and appeared to wear gloves. you're seeing the conduct of what wo

i'm john berman alongside jessica dean. it's great to be with you. >> hello, yes, i'm excited for tonight. >> thank you for joining us on the most anticipated night in washington of the year. in moments president biden, he will enter the room at the white house correspondents' dinner. then next hour he will join roy wood jr. to roast the crowd and, yes, we, the media, ourself. >> can we take a joke? we'll find out. also in the crowd, vice president kamala harris, many cabinet officials, senators, house members, also celebrities like john legend, rosario -- >> that's ennis cantor, nba basketball player. >> you never know what celebrity will pop up while watching this video come in. we know rosario dawson will be there, zooey deschanel and brittney griner who spent ten months in a russian prison and the wife and daughter of alexei navalny. the president and the first lady are meeting with brittney griner right now. >> we have an amazing group, a surprisingly amazing group. [ laughter ] joining us in the studio. they will be w

alongside me, alex dean a political consultant dean is a political consultant and john mcternan is asters in the government are being accused of the most senior ministers in thloutvernment are being accused of the most senior ministers in thlout right1ent are being accused of the most senior ministers in thlout right racism. being accused of the most senior ministers in thlout right racism. i've1g accused of the most senior ministers in thlout right racism. i've got ccused of the most senior ministers in thlout right racism. i've got t0|sed of out right racism. i've got to be honest . when are they not, be honest. when are they not, quite anyway . but this quite frankly, anyway. but this time it's their language around small boat migrants. the immigration robert immigration minister, robert jenrick, values and jenrick, says the values and lifestyles of some of those people crossing the channel are a to social cohesion a threat to social cohesion within this country . arnie within this country. arnie meanwhile, home secretary suella braverman has backed those remarks basically and sai

>> it was, it was about wanting to be james dean in "rebel without a cause" or wearing that red jacket. wanting to be johnelectrified. yeah, i wanted to go there. >> and after seeing james dean in "east of eden," he did. >> it was more meaningful to me than anything else i'd experienced. music, you know, beethoven, beatles, painting. what i saw in that moment made me realize the power, the excitement, of what you can convey through film performance, film performance. >> he's been in pursuit of that feeling for most of his life. inhabiting characters of every stripe, a baby-snatching ex-con. >> i'll be taking these huggies and whatever cash you got. >> a brooklyn baker. an alcoholic screen writer. >> do you have a cell phone i can borrow? >> a treasure hunter and even himself. >> nic cage. >> cage's first feature role came in 1982's "fast times at ridgemont high" the 17-year-old blends into the background but his coppola name did not. his uncle directed the godfather and apocalypse now, sick of changed his iout it on marv supro breakaskin ge, i nted to havee punk rock energy at that time. i wanted it to be

john trasvina, former dean of usf's law school, says after being held up, he joined the stop crime sf group. we're working together throughout the city supervisor and cardio called for creating a transparent crime database for the public in chicago. progressive district attorney kim foxx. but all her data in the open, she lets anyone track the case from start to end with a comprehensive, transparent and accessible online database. san francisco deserves this to jana katsuyama ktvu. fox two news. thank you, jonah for that update later this morning, san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins will be joining us live right here on mornings on two. we will talk to her about public safety in san francisco and the bobbly case again that's coming up in our seven o'clock hour of morning. sun, too. the state capitol in sacramento, is set to reopen this morning after it was shut down and evacuated because of threats. police say a bay area man was responsible. the chp says 30 year old jackson penny from hayward was arrested in roosevelt yesterday afternoon. investigators claim he made quote c

dean from me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for watching with guardians of truth. my name is john kinda and i have paid almost every price of being a journalist in a country like to key taking on the powers that be they risk everything. john dunder asked activists, journalists and politicians living in exile is too much on my shoulders. but i have to hold this weight because i'm responsible for the future fall country for the people who are behind the bars. they look for their mission. people need to know what is happening there in our series guardians of truth, watch, know, on youtube, d. w documentary ah, many of those who come to see lawyer can't find a home any place else. from here you get the best view of cali, but the slum and residents are not part of the picture. for many columbia, the lawyer is synonymous with crime and violence. new york, we reduce myself and said hi, i'm christian, i come from silhouette and then they all said, oh, we'll, we'll go. it's really dangerous, but you can also use the mo, now the cielo and yos are fighting back by telling their own story. oh

dean preston chair of the committee. i'm joined by vice chair catherine stefani and supervisor connie chan. our clerk today is john carol in for stephanie cabrera and our tanks to the team at sfgtv for staffing this meeting. mr. clerk any announcements? >> yes thank you mr. chair. the board of supervisors and its committees convene hybrid meetings for public comment and remote access via telephone of the board recognizes that equitable public access is essential and first public comment is taken on each item on today's agenda. those attending in person will be allowed to speak first and then hear from those waiting on the telephone public comment call in line. if you wish to provide public comment please dial 415-655-0001. then enter today's meeting id 2498-734-0614. then dial the pound symbol twice. when you're connected you will hear the discussions but you're muted and in listening mode. when the item of interest comes up on the agenda and public comment is called those in person should line up to speak on your right hand side here in the chamber, room 250. and then those who wish to speak on the public comment

dean smith — who was sacked from norwich in december — has signed a deal with the 2016 champions until the end of the season. former chelsea defender johnr manager craig shakespeare will be his assistants. theyjoin with the club second from bottom, two points from safety. on tuesday, the champions league quarter finals get underway and there's a big battle at the etihad stadium, as the champions of england take on the champions of germany when manchester city play bayern munich. it's the first time manager pep guardiola will have faced his former side since leaving bayern in 2016. city are still chasing a first european title and guardiola insists it'll be an incredible achievement, should they finally win the tournament this year. we wa nt we want to try like when we trailed at home but that does not mean we will win, no, jack nichols, how many masters of grand majors as he pleaded his career? and 30, four years as a golfer, 30 years before majors like the champions league in comparison, 120, 130? harmony one? 18. he lost more than he won. that sport in football, golf, basketball, michael jordan, the best basketball, six nba titles, ho

the national for the humanities and for 11 years as president of st john's college in santa fe, new mexico. after that, he served as dean and chancellor of the american of iraq and suleimani. dr. grasso is the author of five books, including the one that we're going to be talking about today. it's called the death of learning how american education has our students and what to do about it. john agresto, welcome the american enterprise institute. thank you. thank you very much. thank you all for being here. it's a very. so the real subject of this book is liberal education or the liberal arts. and given the the confusion and even unfamiliarity that seems to me to have come to surround those terms liberal education and the liberal arts think we had better begin at the beginning. that is what are the liberal arts? why do you care about them? and why should anyone? thought we only had an hour. in fact, i get the question in a in more in a sharp way by people say how come the go to liberal. why don't they call it the conservative arts. how and but therein lies the tale because i will talk a little bit about the liberal arts

metropolitan museum of art, formally served as president at lafayette and haverford college and dean at johns hopkins krieger school of arts and sciences at gw. dan studied psychology and art history on the heels of this turbulent era that we examine today. it was dan's book that time michael o'donnell and the tragic era of vietnam, highlighting the remarkable and courageous life of a promising poet amid the tragedy of the vietnam war that inspired this conference. dan, i'm proud to count you as a graduate of the columbia college, and i'm grateful for your leadership role in this conference, accompanied by peter osnos and thom shanker. thank you. and welcome back to your alma mater. it is now my privilege to introduce you to gw as president mark wright and president wright and came to gw after almost 24 years as chancellor and chief executive officer at washington university in saint louis. as president reagan's term comes to an end this spring, it's my honor and pleasure to share this special experience with him. president reagan, will you please come to the stage. good morning, everyone. th

john: education another big issue in chicago. raymond, brandon johnson has deep ties to the chicago teachers' union. american federation of teachers president randi weingarten supported him, here she is in a howard deann here. >> i watched paul vallas ruin the new orleans school system. i watched him fire black teachers in new orleans. i watched him divide and divide and tear that community apart. >> john: what does this mean, this victory, for education in chicago? >> many of us have deep concerns about the status of public education in the city of chicago, the new mayor i don't say not only a union organizer but the chief lobbyist addressing their concerns and the district $600 million in the red, 26% of students are able to read, 24% understand math and coming to a head as we are seeing a decline in enrollment and the mayor-elect says he has almost no disagreements for the teachers' union responsible for educating our youth and if you don't see anything wrong with what's going on, nearly 75% of the kids achieve basic minimum test scores in the state we are going to have a serious problem not only addressing their education, but putting them on a path that leads to better prosperity for the rest of

johns pizza shop. residents sharing pictures of this golfball sized hail. i saw tennis ball sized. it is dangerous. janice deanice: we will see devastation when the sun comes up, the storms came overnight. we warned people this could be dangerous, i am concerned people were not as aware or knowing what to do when the devastating storms moved through. you see the wind damage, large hail, we saw strong tornados move through the oklahoma city area, up toward kansas and in toward missouri. there is a look at the storms right now. we do not have tornado warned storms, but warnings and take a look at radar as we went through overnight, some storms exploded in and around the oklahoma city area. i think we'll wake up to devastation in some areas. severe thunderstorm watch in effect for some of the areas, including kansas, toward st. joseph. over mississippi river valley to ohio river valley from corpus christi, to chicago and madison, wisconsin. tornado risk for houston, dallas, little rock, toward chicago. tomorrow risk goes down issue but still looking for potential of large hail, damaging wind and isolated tornados

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