the first is john martin. in recognition of his 25 years of service to the city and county of san francisco, i'd like to recognize john who retired in january after working for 25 years as a stationary engineer at the southeast treatment plant. while john's not able to appear publicly, we want to thank him and show our gratitude for his service to the p.u.c. and i'm going to read this resolution. whereas john martin exemplifies tireless commitment and dedication to the maintenance of the equipment used at the southeast treatment plant, which improves the lives of san francisco residents, and whereas john is known as the, quote, unofficial centrifuge expert, closed quote, due to his dedication to equipment, old and new for the good of the city and county of san francisco and its employees and whereas the consistent fortitude exhibitsed by john, that of strength and meticulousness, provided a contagious work ethic with his colleagues that led to enjoyable experiences for all and whereas john is passionately worke

john martin and alex burns, authors of the excellent new book, this will not pass, trump, biden and theuture out everywhere tomorrow and obviously includes discussion of so many until your book, unheard tapes and conversations about what happened that day. let's just start with this situation in georgia. you sit down with the former president for your book. do you think he's worried that he could face criminal charges in this probe in georgia? >> well he never portrays any concern about legal jeopardy. he is the sort of face of or the picture rather of confidence, that's the donald trump brand that he sort of dismisses any questions about about challenges politically or in the legal realm, but clearly this is something he does spend time thinking about and look no further, erin, than the comments he constantly makes about whether it's in georgia or here in new york. the prosecutors who are examining his affairs, he's always criticizing and disparaging the inquiry so obviously it's on his mind because those statements don't lie. >> so now, okay, as we talk about elections, coming into th

john martin, a document how much power former president trump wields over the republican party.he question is how he does that, there's already been a lot of reporting, what you found out about kevin mccarthy and what he said in the immediate aftermath of january 6 and what he did. so few republicans are, as we see, able to stand up to former president trump. why is that? >> this is one of the central themes that we chronicle, and that is the grip, the iron grip that president trump has had on the republican party ever since he first arrived on the political scene in 2015. we get into depth with a lot of inside stories that you have not seen before about how he controls the party, even in his exile, in the weeks and months after january 6. that period where for a few days , it was unclear if he was still going to be the dominating force in the party. why and how he was going to be able to retain the control he has to day in the gop and people like kevin mccarthy came back to his embrace. i think the short answer is that he simply has great popularity among rank-and-fileoters. be

his nephew john martin is telling nbc news that he claps home shortly after delivering flowers out of a memorial. they tried chest compression, but it didn't work. martinez tweeting that the father of four passed away due to grief. >> it was such a close family. it was such a close family. you could tell that there was so much trust between the parents. he was a wonderful young man. wonderful. >> reporter: ida hernandez comforting students healing by this memorial. not only did they lose -- but also checking his eras. one of the 19 kids killed in robb elementary. here in uvalde, signs of support everywhere. shared between locals and parishioners, all the way to san antonio. >> reporter: what brought you here in the midst of this horrendous tragedy? >> to offer support, comfort, prayer. and our services, really. a helping hand. >> reporter: counseling for residents who need help, gestures big and small. as well as to tackle uncomfortable questions. what the grandmother of softball loving eliana torres who died at the age of 10. >> where was my baby when this monster -- >> reporter: the

it was just a question of how big john lees winning martin would be to give the appearance of an open contest. the secret boats were presented to the election committee before being counted. congratulations, alarmed slide 1416 boats. in his acceptance speech, lee promised to leader hong kong that was carrying open, vibrant and vigilant safeguarding our country's sovereignty. national security and development interests, protecting hong kong from internal and external stress, and ensuring as stability will continue to be of paramount importance. the former number 2 in the hong kong government had previously served the security chief authorizing the use of tear gas rubber, bullets, and occasional live rounds to disperse, protested during the unrest of 2019, oh, it was an election day of one candidate, 3 protesters and lots of police, 7000 officers, in fact, enough to keep the few dissenting voices well away from the convention center where the vote was held. analysts say the john lee has china's trust, but winning the trust of hong kong could be more difficult. trust can be rebuilt throu

i know that the people at the lockheed martin facility are getting into trouble and john lewis is smiling to know that this president is in his hometown of troy, alabama. [applause] >> please welcome the chief executive officer of lockheed martin. >> good afternoon everybody. on behalf of our 114,000 lockheed martin team members, i am pleased to welcome you to our operations. it is an honor to host the president of the united states at our facility. [applause] >> president biden, your visit highlights the dedicated workforce, everything that they are doing to enhance our national security and protect america's interests all around the world. we are also delighted to have many distinguished guests on site this afternoon, the many local state, federal officials and community leaders here today, i.t. way for joining us. i also appreciate your continued support of lockheed martin's operation here in pike county and throughout the state of alabama. for nearly 30 years, the team has produced some of the with advanced technologies in the world. every day, members of our military and allies acros

it was just a question of how big john lees winning martin would be to give the appearance of an open contest. the secret votes were presented to the election committee before being counted. congratulations, a landslide. 1416 boats. in his acceptance speech, lee promised to leader hong kong that was carrying open, vibrant and vigilant safeguarding our country sovereignty. national security and development interests, protect hong kong from internal and external stress, and ensuring as stability will continue to be of paramount importance. the former number 2 in the hong kong government had previously served the security chief authorizing the use of tear gas rubber, bullets, and occasional live rounds to disperse, protested during the unrest of 2019, oh, it was an election day of one candidate, 3 protesters and lots of police, 7000 officers, in fact, enough to keep the few dissenting voices well away from the convention center where the vote was held. analysts say the john lee has china's trust, but winning the trust of hong kong could be more difficult. trust can be rebuilt through sev

i think lady john was now your parents was totally martine, and to which you know, going to you for kiki she korean. she couldn't go good. she is at school because i'm not sure if she's still a resource. see ski with you. i thought i see that the up i knew my own. you can get closer soon as you're not stuck to the switch to the player, to put the key of a key to front. selenium with total. can you hear when he put you? those are mercy. burger, so some you know, you can release the year yet, so we are c as in the brand new modem, i believe a wanted to my my with petition skipper to grow ship lunch, enjoy to see to the young toys with sure. never filled with a my, i'm not or i need to show morning for addy frasier playing with them. she'll do.

we've been following his story as martin prepares to climb mount kilamanjaro in a wheelchair painted in the colours of his favourite team, manchester united. john from the suicide bomber at manchester arena, they both sustained horrific injuries. but both survived. martin was brought here to salford royal hospital. you will have come up from the lifts at the end, so from a&e, you would have come up from the lifts at the end and you would have been in one of two pods. he is meeting up with some of the staff who cared for him on the night and in the following weeks, when bonds for life are formed. we don't get to see often some patients at the end of their journey, we follow them through, we follow them with after—care and things, but actually coming back and hearing how well they're doing and seeing everything he's doing in the news, and that he is taking on new challenges, you know, it's lovely. he was a good patient but he was a pain in the bum some days. he wanted this, that and the other. expensive aftershave, i said, where do you think you are? you're in hospital, not the lowry. anyway, oh, he was lovely, and then he got to know us, and the

martin scorsese's. good fellows with robert de niro and john radio to died in the sleep in the dominican republic where he was filming, and is reminded by top story russia back to rebels claims have taken over a key town in easton. you cried moscow pressing ahead with an offensive and securing control of the countries industrial holland cave says its forces are under attack from 3 sides coming up next to a news asia. michelle basher, that controversial visit to china. the united states is called the trip by the un human rights chief. i mistake best, a guy why chinese bug a has a 1st time take on more time. you cried. please upload to put him at odds with asia or strategy. we'll have those stories and more in just a moment and i'll be back at the top, off beat out. in the meantime, of course, stories around the clock on the website, d, w dot com on the d w with with aah! with or how india stinks. the indian industrial side a be body, the city with a most air pollution in the world. why cold power, uncontrolled waste incineration too much traffic to few lawns and controls. but fresh ideas should bring a

martin luther king john f kennedy lyndon baines johnson. so who was this person? what were the values of him? that would allow him to do what he did i wanted to get behind what he did to who he was the way you can see just after the first two questions why we are so privileged to have these two individuals on stage this evening run turner you had already written about a number of indisputably consequential figures when you decided to write about grant. i'm just curious. what was it that led you to spend years of your life focusing on him. but this will sound a bit strange general but one of the things that most attracted me to this story was the element of failure in the in the life, you know, because i had written books about jp morgan and johnny rockefeller sigman warburg, alexander hamilton george washington, and as i was writing those books i felt that all of those individuals if i can put it this way. we're billed for a success. they had kind of a drive focus intelligence kind of enterprising character so that as you're studying their life or is you're readin

now martin is preparing to climb mount kilamanjaro in a wheelchair painted in the colours of his favourite football team, manchester united. johns ago, martin hibbert experienced the worst, followed by the best. of humanity. standing with his daughter eve just metres from the suicide bomber at manchester arena, they both sustained horrific injuries, but both survived. martin was brought here to salford royal hospital. he was brought here to salford royal hosital. ., ., , ., hospital. he would have been in one ofthe hospital. he would have been in one of the two pods- _ hospital. he would have been in one of the two pods. we _ hospital. he would have been in one of the two pods. we don't _ hospital. he would have been in one of the two pods. we don't get - hospital. he would have been in one of the two pods. we don't get to - hospital. he would have been in one of the two pods. we don't get to see some of the patients at the end of theirjourney, but seeing how well he is doing, seeing everything he is doing, that he is taking on new challenges, it's lovely. he doing, that he is taking on new challenges, it's lovely.- doing, that

john. truly snape euro toley, correct? 0 chicky button while ago. we shall go. martin christ decide very well when we play a blue these are really a lot all my hero. so a bull pretty well good. i'm praying for both of them. i'm with to relate this with the approaches from world war prompt, and then i'll call you with some not but don't. but there's one bump a dump on the other crochet a little shocked ye. not bud. well, pity. the credit you may aggressive up already for, for the organization was sooner, sooner probably knew was procedure. yeah, i didn't look, i would come down. you should have sent it or well, you did it or martha. my welcome scholar, shot estimated, useful audio was a lot of sales person, personal talk. we usually ship only one that i wanted to put in the back to be a different job. i never knew there was a much allergic r g, though i believe what managed hosting plan was could not still hold the charlotte to live with the gym bolivar. we've sued us, but and i am still folks know how that plays us it or ching, by y'all as to which doesn't leave your l

john a buy? >> i like raytheon very much and lockheed martin. i think raytheon is excellent. you're right about the spares and engines. it's a really good story i think you're right tlon and should be a buyer of it. when the facts change, i do change my mind the facts are now a lot less hostile to the beaten down text that's were very expensive and have come down and if the treasuries stay calm, it could be good for a couple days on "mad money," a big guest lineup upstart plummeted 5% today i got to get to the bottom of that story for all of you that own it maybe we figure out what's going on and then down from the highs, should investors try cross on for size i'm talking to the company's top brass. then pfizer announced they would acquire a pharmaceutical in the biggest deal since 2016. i'm learning more about the details of the deal with a company i know very well stay with cramer as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you c

john or yet you're anywhere in lagos, nigeria. so they're on dallas off noon. we are jerry martin allen said lisa, it will be in that we hear widely known as lisa lisa. i don't go, you know. so why do you change delirious of the songs that you re mix? i change it because i want it to be simpler for people to on this for kids my each to understand. i why do you think any more? i think any will because i'm a correct. it will go as a powerful to, to keep my language alive. how do people react? when do you hear you sing in the pool? if we are like, wow, this is amazing. i knew that this girl from equal tribe and it done the 1st our secret in the woods. so i remember i did the cobra full finnow hi week. by him. a guy diaz, a luca wilka dearborn, the level of them with them dazzle. was the look at it go. i love our confidential much is really smart. i believe when i pre day to get house all week and future it go, child is normally beaten the kitchen. the kung. but the speeches, dean's leg, dancy see jean being a lawyer acting and so on. so i say once again on music go child. hope you un

john or yet you're anywhere in lagos, nigeria. so they're on dallas off news. we are, jerry martin said lisa, it will be in that we here, widely known as lisa, lisa, a. why did you change delirious of the songs that you re mix? i changing because i want it to be simpler for people to on this for kids. my age to understand. i why do you think any more? i think any will because i'm a correct. it will go to paul for to to keep my language alive. how do people react? when do you hear you sing in the pool? if we are like, wow, this is amazing. i knew that this girl from equal tribe. and if you don't, the 1st are secret in the woods. so i remember i did the cobra full finnow hi week by him. a guy diaz luca wilka. they won the level of them with them there. so was the look at it go. i love our confidence so much is really smart. i believe. and i pre day to get how strongly in future it go, child is normally beads in the kitchen, they can but the speeches, things like dancing, c gene being a lawyer acting and so on. so i say once again, i'm using gill child. hope you understand a lisa has

martin short on monday. it said -- put up the text. "john mulaney and i are dining tonight at 7:30 in beverly hills.ould you like to join?" and i wrote back "i would but i just tested positive, molly too. we got it from jane. we are all feeling fine, no worse than a cold so far." and that was that. no response. [ laughter and applause ] and i was thinking like, oh, maybe he didn't see it? except it says right there "read monday." [ laughter ] well, it was a blue monday for me, martin. billy crystal checked in to see how i was. and guess what happened? billy crystal got nominated for a pair of tony awards this morning for his new musical "mr. saturday night." [ cheers and applause ] which is great. guillermo, i know you follow this. did martin short get nominated for any tonys this morning? >> guillermo: i don't think so. >> jimmy: i don't think he did. [ laughter ] i did want to mention the tony awards because there is an interesting matchup in the best musical category. one of the nominees is "mj" which is about michael jackson, and another is "a strange loop" which was written by michael r. jackso

martin. coming up all new at 6:00, the bay area seeing an alarming rise in covid cases. >>> plus, i am john ramos in santa rosa with the tragic warning about how dangerous fentanyl can be. even having it in your house. we will have that story coming up. >>> it could be a new way of living. the news at 6:00 coming up in just about five minutes. >> allen, thanks. >>> still ahead, your ipod could become a collectors item. i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take osteo bi-flex, to keep me moving the way i was made to. it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex. available at your local retailer and club. >>> it is the end of an era. >> apple announced it will no longer make its iconic ipod. that device revolutionized music allowing people to take tw pix 5's kenny choi on how the ipod eventually gave birth to the iphone. >> reporter: getting pumped for a workout may be even better with music providing which perfect cadence for every flex and stretch. the ipod paved the path to make boomboxes a thing of the past. miniaturizing them and making our phones our eve

nearly every american has seen film clips of john lewis and selma and martin luther king through theis the third rail of american politics. but there has been introduced into our political culture and our culture itself, i would submit, over the last ten years, fear of the other. >> yes. >> and the other means that pretty soon america will not be a majority white nation. what has been in your view the most dangerous aspect of race in this country? was it the '60s and the fight for civil rights, the daily fight for civil rights or is it now with this -- the other. >> that is well stated and we know at each moment we think about enslavement and reconstruction and post reconstruction, and 1 years there when you had people going to the senate and in congress or 2,000 elected officials but it was quickly taken back. there was violence to reinforce the anti-voting prospects for african american people. and now, as you say, it is the fear that the diminishing of the white race, let's be honest here. the fear of disappearance genetically drives the paranoia about abortion. here we are now lo

martin. elizabeth cook is on assignment tonight. we are going to start with a sad milestone in the fight against covid. now according to johns the virus has officially claimed one million lives across the u.s. now the bay area has one of the country's lowest covid death rates. but a swell of new infections has made the bay area a hot spot in california with the state's daily average 5%. the latest surge a major blow for bay area restaurants with workers testing positive for covid, some businesses having to scramble to stay open. as kpix 5's andria borba reports, this is leaving many restaurant owners on edge. >> reporter: getting a seat or anywhere else may be difficult this weekend. restaurants are getting hit with a one-two punch of low staffing and now covid-19 outbreaks. inside the kitchen on guerrero in the mission, executive chef jeffrey lee is trying to channel his nervous energy for the official grand opening. he hopes it will be tomorrow. but that all depends on the results of some pcr tests as the restaurant and many others have been hit hard by the wave of covid-19 sweeping the city. >> it makes my head spin. beca

since then, martin's taken on some massive fundraising challenges and next friday he'll undertake his biggest yet — scaling mount kilimanjaro in tanzania. johnount kilimanjaro in a wheelchair. those who know him best have total faith. i have no doubt, he is going to do it and i can't wait. can't wait for him to ring me when is at the top. their mumjanice him to ring me when is at the top. their mum janice died him to ring me when is at the top. their mumjanice died last him to ring me when is at the top. their mum janice died last october, her memory will be dominant motivating factor. just her memory will be dominant motivating factor.— her memory will be dominant motivating factor. her memory will be dominant motivatin: factor. , , , . , motivating factor. just wish she was here to see — motivating factor. just wish she was here to see it _ motivating factor. just wish she was here to see it because _ motivating factor. just wish she was here to see it because it _ motivating factor. just wish she was here to see it because it is - motivating factor. just wish she was here to see it because it is a - motivating factor. just wish she was he

martin and john. you have been feeling the inflationary pressure. what are your energy bills like?ocketed- _ like? the energy bills have rocketed. we _ like? the energy bills have rocketed. we are - like? the energy bills have rocketed. we are paying i like? the energy bills have - rocketed. we are paying nearly twice as much as we used to. when you have as much as we used to. when you have a refrigerated market and you need ice making machines, lighting etc, there is a cost involved. some of there is a cost involved. some of the cast we pass on to clients and customers, but effectively a lot of that we pick up ourselves to keep the fish market operational. you are havin: to the fish market operational. you are having to absorb _ the fish market operational. you are having to absorb a _ the fish market operational. you are having to absorb a lot _ the fish market operational. you are having to absorb a lot of— the fish market operational. you are having to absorb a lot of those - the fish market operational. you are having to absorb a lot of those costl having to absorb a lot of th

john eastman puts the criminal conspiracy to overturn the election in writing. neil kept y'all joins us next. new york times reporters alex barnes and jonathan martined new audio recording of senator lindsey graham criticizing donald trump and defending congresswoman liz cheney after the january 6th attack on the capital capitol. >> he plays the tv game and he went too far. that rally didn't help, talking about primary in liz. >> lindsey graham's sense of revenge was on full display in the supreme court confirmation hearing for judge justice ketanji brown jackson. graham said that he thought the hearing should be revenge for the way that brett kavanaugh was questioned by the committee, after brett kavanaugh was publicly accused of sexual assault and then found himself defending himself in his hearing by expressing his love for beer, among other things. nbc news has confirmed that fake trump electors in georgia are cooperating with fulton county district attorney willis 's investigation of possible violations of election law by donald trump and others in georgia. trump election attorney john eastman put the criminal conspiracy in writing according t

martin, back to you. >> coming up, how do local congressman feel about the bppresident's request for billions of dollars in aid for ukraine? we're speaking with congressman john garamendi at 8.30, away. plus, a new report says the fbi conducted millions of unwarranted searches last year. >> we tell you why they did this after the break. >> china's economy is taking a big hit after the latest omicron outbreak. lockdowns in dozens of cities have shut down factories creating a familiar domino effect of stalled supply chains and suffering retail outlets. on top of that, some businesses plan for a big weekend because this is china's labor day holiday. >> and said the government is discouraging people from travelers, social outings, even in the places that aren't on lockdown. in the last 24 hours, china reported more than 1400 new covid cases nationwide as well as 9,000 asymptomatic cases. if you use the google chrome browser, you're urged to install a bunch of new software updates. the tech giant is warning users to get those updates soon because hackers have recently exploited security holes. google identified 30 problems, deeming 7 of them is high as a high thre

martin heinrich, and more. senator bill cassidy joined by phone. mitch mcconnell encouraged senator johnrats and hopes lawmakers can reach that deal that can, quote, actually pass and become law, rather than scoring points back and forth. joining us now, co-founder and ceo of "axios," jim vandehei. good morning. we heard from senator manchin yesterday. he said this time feels different. he said that after parkland, as well. we've heard that refrain from many people, especially after sandy hook. is there any reason to believe that this time is different? are there votes? are the republican senators willing to look, for example, at universal background checks, which is a 90/10 issue in this country? >> yeah. i mean, maybe this is a little bit of hope. we should have some perspective in terms of what they are talking about. this is a massive, new gun control legislation. what they're talking about is basically two pieces. one is some incentives for states to enact red flag laws, which basically allow either families or judges in many of these states to intervene when people feel someone is

john rizo. [applause] now what is my honor and privilege to pass it off to the mayor of san francisco, mayor london breed. [applause] >> thank you, chancellor. martin, we appreciate you all coming out here today. but i don't feel like the energy is in the room. you just won a state championship. you got to act like you about to play for the warriors. because that's the next step. in fact, what we are so excited about is that as we celebrate the team today, coach justin, we know that you have won four state championships. move over steve kerr, he's only won three. so you -- you created this incredible, remarkable group of young men that we have here today as well as a lot of other folks who came before you. and city college clearly is an important institution, but it also has an extraordinary reputation when it comes to sport. a couple months ago we honored the football team that won the state championship. and now we're honoring the basketball team who basically lost one game, and then came back and beat the team that thought they were running away with the state championship. so, i know that felt good. if nothing else, it's like to lose to the tea

john brown. others who are white. but black abolitionist, not just from [inaudible] were active in it. but democrats were, as i see, it almost white party. and appointees at even people like martin van buren, who didn't want to abolish slavery, who didn't want to abolish slavery, was critical of slavery, slavery expansion, but he was not an abolitionist. and democrats tended, again, when there were a majority party, to call abolitionists and people who wanted to win the vote, people who wanted the prohibition of alcohol, they had a common [inaudible] tone for them, they call them fanatics. there was a wonderful story a quote by hawthorne, netanyahu, the great novelist who was democrat who had a campaign biography of franklin fierce booker before he was elected president in 1852, about, well, democrats, about sort of a story where all these people gathered in the countryside and through all these old chairs cherished traditions into a bonfire, including bibles and lots of other things. and democrats believe that you wanted poor folks democracy, yes. but you didn't want to disrupt the whole social order you, know, to get it. in fact they often had a sense of golden age thinking th

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strangers, the devotion of his family and friends, and martin's indomitable spirit has brought him so far but, he says, there is further to go. johndoing it? i needed something impossible. something _ are you doing it? i needed something impossible. something that - are you doing it? i needed something impossible. something that when - are you doing it? i needed something impossible. something that when i i impossible. something that when i told everybody that i was doing it everyone turned around and went, he is doing what? i needed it to grab peoples attention. to raise £1 million is a hard thing to do and i did not want to do the usual maritimes and things like that. i wanted to do something that had not been before. something i am risking my life, impossible for even able—bodied people. i have been told it is virtually impossible although i am double—checking that so that might be my next project and they said kilimanjaro is probably the second hardest. isaid, right? let's do it. it has taken a couple of years with risk assessments and other things. years with risk assessments and otherthings. it years with risk assessments an