nanette johnston, and she was known back then. before reality shows and a couple more marriages, had been bill's girlfriend for more than three years. and they seem to happy despite the almost 30 year each difference, said his daughter kim. >> they seemed to be good can companions -- >> she's like, your age? >> she was my age. yes. >> nanette health bill look after his disabled son kevin, who suffered a severe head injury after be being hit by a drunk driver. and she help with some business ventures. >> he found that interesting about her. that he could have possibly a romantic relationship, but also a mentoring relationship. possibly a business partner. >> he had hopes for this? >> i think he. did >> they live together in bill's house on the newport bay. as did her little ones part of the time. she brought some children? >> correct. >> did he like that? >> yes, he thought that was important. he thought that it showed she was compassionate. >> on the night bill was killed, nanette was with her children at her son's soccer game. th

donna johnston with the california association of clerks and elections. officials explains some officials explains some self-control as to how they counties have a completely blank side of the ballot. they could pull that that direction. so there's absolutely nothing showing. >> when they place a done below some of the holes do not correspond with some globes with any information about whatsoever. why did these holes exist on the ballot at all. there for different reasons. there are one reason is that they help identify that the balance been extracted from below for the counties that use processing equipment and the others. the holes are placed so that will obviously apparent boehner will know exactly where to sign me up a little. so it's on either side of the the area that they're supposed to sign. >> according to political data recall ballot return tracker. more than half a million ballots have been returned to local elections officials about 3% of all ballots for those who already turned in their ballots, possibly with answers. exposed johnston says th

donna johnston with the california association of clerks and elections. officials explains some self-control as to how they placed the ballot into >> some counties have a completely blank side of the ballot. they could pull that that direction. so there's absolutely nothing showing when they play sudden to below some of the holes do not correspond with some lopes with any information about whatsoever. why did these holes exist on the ballot. >> at all. >> there for different reasons. there are one reason is that they help identify the balance been extracted from below for the counties that use processing equipment and the others. the holes are placed so that will obviously apparent boehner will know exactly where to sign me up a little. so it's on either side of the the area that they're supposed to sign. >> according to political data recall ballot return tracker. more than half a million ballots have been returned to local elections officials about 3% of all ballots for those who already turned in their ballots, possibly with answers. exposed johnston s

donna johnston with the california association of clerks and elections. officials explains some self-control as to how they placed the ballot into >> some counties have a completely blank side of the ballot. they could pull that that direction. so there's absolutely nothing showing when they place a done below some of the holes do not correspond with some lopes with any information about whatsoever. why did these holes exist on the ballot at all. there for different reasons. there are one reason is that they help identify the balance been extracted from below for the counties that use processing equipment and the others. the holes are placed so that will obviously apparent boehner will know exactly where to sign me up a little. so it's on either side of the the area that they're supposed to sign according to political data recall ballot return tracker. more than half a million ballots have been returned to local elections officials about 3% of all ballots for those who already turned in their ballots, possibly with answers. exposed johnston says those vot

so let's thank our gas, eugenia charles, joseph, out of pierre and jake johnston. and thank you 214. you can see the show again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com for further discussion head over to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash a j inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter. our handle is at a j inside story. from me, sammy say that and the whole team here for now it's goodbye. ah me. ah, ah ah, the telephone has taken control scanner stone. 20 years also it was the whole from power. the country now faces a new reality. how will that impact people as events unfold in the world, react with the latest news and analysis from us? going on to the grim consequences of mexico's bloody drug. watch the people around you, mr. governor, you've got people who are with the narco, through the eyes of the journalist, determined to report the truth. your government is full of nacley. she said, that's how the article should start. 60 a zone we revisit, the report is still risking their lives being another outbreak of vi

well, that's how the south coverage of the unraveling situation of johnstone is looking. we've of course, been following it very closely, getting it's not isn't insight as we can from people on the ground in cobble and analysis from exports all over the world. we will continue to so over the coming hours and days the ah, ah, the me in the at the height of the 2020 corona virus pandemic, mass media really covered stories from africa. the world was more interested in kind of it, and africa had far less infected people in europe. so one story got people's attention. newspapers reported that kenya was having an elephant baby boom journalists linked the unprecedented surge and the elephant birth rate to tourists being restricted from the park. they said it was the most positive side of a lot down, but kind of, it had nothing to do with it. ah, ah, prince to my biggest issue. so you see 2018. we go to pretty good green and we have a lot of it so same in 202020. you tend to interview godaddy's believable. so $200.00. 60 more raises means more food for the female elephants to fee

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so let's thank our guests, eugenia charles, joseph, out of pierre and james johnston. and thank you to for you can see the show again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com for further discussion head over to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash a j inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter. our handle is at ha, inside story. from me, sammy say that and the whole team here for now it's goodbye. ah, i trust fundamentally, to all our relationships, we trust banks with money, doctors, without really personal information. what happens to truck in a world driven by algorithms as more and more decisions are made for us by these complex people that could, the question that comes back is inevitable. can we trust algorithm in the 1st of a 5 part series alley read questions, the neutrality of digital deductions. trust me. i'm an algorithm on a jessina embed, journalist and government panic. they didn't have the infrastructure they needed. they promised result in 5 days. but it's been a year examining, the headline. is this anot

j. johnston, senior research associate at the center for economic and policy research, is also the lead author of their report. haiti, relief and reconstruction watch blog, a warm welcome to will. let's start with eugene, so i've got a comparison, eugene here, it's done by the development help alliance and geo ranks haiti and the dominican republic as equal in their exposure to extreme natural weather events. they of course, share the same sort of geography and the same island. in fact, yet haiti is ranked as way more vulnerable than the dominican republic. clearly, this is not the suffering the haitian face is not just about natural disasters, right? there are other issues that play here in terms of haiti. we are definitely in problem to natural disaster as you know, we are in the past of how it came anytime. and we are in the midst of the hurricane season of using, with also experience to major a critical the we have had a quick before except that the, and dispute of time you seeing them back to back within a period of 11 years doing the hurricane times we suffer as much devastations

when you k prime minister barak johnston traveled to cornwall for the g 7 in june, he brought me 65000000 in funding to create a fitting legacy for the summit. arguably, the other g 7 legacy was a corona virus spike. but his johnson's promise of money too little too late for a county blighted by decades of austerity, neoliberalism and gentrification of after winning film bates looks at the people affected by those universal issues through the lens of class conflict between the rich and the poor. in a cornish fishing village, going on the ground deputy charley cook caught up with the films director mark jenkins in in the black and white 16 millimeter hand process film about a small village in comb or a fishing village which is at the center of a a civil war, i suppose, something bubbling under the surface as it transitions from being a place of industry increasingly into a place of simple trade. and did you expect it to become such a big room? it's difficult to, to, to distance to have any distance on it. really, i don't, i don't see it as a, as a massive hit i get told all the time that i

donna johnston with the california association of clerks and elections. officials explains some self-control as to how they placed the ballot into some counties have a completely blank side of the ballot. they could pull that that direction. so there's absolutely nothing showing. >> when they play sudden to below some of the holes do not correspond with some globes with any information about whatsoever. why did these holes exist on the ballot at all. there for different reasons. there are one reason is that they help identify the balance been extracted from below for the counties that use processing equipment and the others. the holes are placed so that will obviously apparent boehner will know exactly where to sign me up a little. so it's on either side of the the area that they're supposed to sign. >> according to political data recall ballot return tracker. more than half a million ballots have been returned to local elections officials about 3% of all ballots for those who already turned in their ballots, possibly with answers. exposed johnston says t

exposed johnston says those voters should not worry says officials are very hardworking dedicated people who are just trying to help get every vote to count. they want to make sure that that every ballot gets processed. and so for sunday. >> they are not concerned with how somebody voted but making sure that their ballot is is properly cast for voters who might still have concerns with the turning the mail in ballot. johnson says there will be opportunities to vote in person when polls begin opening september 4th. >> in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> andrew cuomo is now officially the former governor of new york, the shocking last minute move he made before resigning from office. and a tropical system continues to roll around new england. where is it headed? we'll show you coming up next. >> and its poor. so wild card race heating up, divisional race is heating up. a's. they got the mariners said coliseum sports director jason dumas sa >> and now kron 4 sports. >> they're coming off of a soul crushing series with the giants where they blew not one but 2 8th any leads on a pinc

donna johnston with the california association of clerks and elections.xplains some for self-control as to how they placed the ballot into >> some counties have a completely blank side of the ballot. they could pull that that direction. so there's absolutely nothing showing when they place a done below some of the holes do not correspond with some lopes with any information about whatsoever. why did these holes exist on the ballot at all. there for different reasons. there are one reason is that they help identify that the balance been extracted from below for the counties that use processing equipment and the others. the holes are placed. so that will obviously apparent boehner will know exactly where to sign me up a little. so it's on either side of the the area that they're supposed to sign according to political data recall ballot return tracker. more than half a million ballots have been returned to local elections officials about 3% of all ballots for those who already turned in their ballots, possibly with answers. exposed johnston says those voter

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donna johnston with the california association of clerks and elections.icials explains some self-control as to how they placed the ballot into >> some counties have a completely blank side of the ballot. they could pull that that direction. so there's absolutely nothing showing when they place a done below some of the holes do not correspond with some globes with any information about whatsoever. why did these holes exist on the ballot at all. there for different reasons there. one reason is that they help identify that the balance been extracted from below for the counties that use processing equipment and the others. the holes are placed. so that will obviously apparent boehner will know exactly where to sign me up a little. so it's on either side of the the area that they're supposed to sign according to political data recall ballot return tracker. more than half a million ballots have been returned to local elections officials about 3% of all ballots for those who already turned in their ballots, possibly with answers. exposed johnston says those vote

donna johnston with the california association of clerks and elections.ls explains some self-control as to how they placed the ballot into the >> some counties have a completely blank side of the ballot. they could pull that that direction. so there's absolutely nothing showing when they play sudden to below some of the holes do not correspond with some globes with any information about whatsoever. why did these holes exist on the ballot at all. there for different reasons. there are one reason is that they help identify the balance been extracted from below for the counties that use processing equipment and the others. the holes are placed so that will obviously apparent boehner will know exactly where to sign me up a little. so it's on either side of the the area that they're supposed to sign according to political data recall ballot return tracker. more than half a million ballots have been returned to local elections officials about 3% of all ballots for those who already turned in their ballots, possibly with answers. exposed johnston says those vote

saint johnston are 1—0 up at half—time. chris kane with the goal in that one. an eight o'clock. let's take a quick look at some other stories. manchester city and england defender lucy bronze has undergone successful surgery on her right knee. bronze said on social media that she has been managing 'a lot of pain over the last season', but is now in rehabilitation and 'focused on a healthy recovery�*. tonight's super league match between warrington and catalans has been postponed as four of the dragons' "essential staff" have coro navi rus. three cases were discovered shortly before the french side were expected to fly to england. it is not known if any players have tested positive. reigning champion primoz roglic is back in the lead at the vuelta a espana. the last mile of stage six was uphill and saw the slovenian hunting down magnus cort nielsen, but the dane held on to claim his first stage win of this year's race. naomi osaka says she felt "ungrateful" at points during the last year for being unable to appreciate her success. the world number two plastil te

from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i'm joshua johnston. welcome to the week. . if that sounds familiar, it's because we're in a very similar situation as we are in last night. it's almost like -- >> good morning. up to see the groundhog? >> yeah. >> think it will be an early spring? >> didn't we do this yesterday? >> i don't know what you mean. >> don't mess with me, pork chop. one days this? >> it is february 2nd. groundhog day. >> yeah. that's right. i thought it was yesterday. [laughs] >> oh, [laughs] . >> take a breather bill murray. good news is. time unlike his collector in the movie groundhog day, this time we have a pretty good idea of what is going on and how it will and. senators just voted minutes ago to swap out a shell bill, with the actual text of the bipartisan bill. that vote passed 69 to 28. now the senate is holding another vote on closure. clutches shutoff the debate and start another 30 hour waiting period the infrastructure bill could pass tuesday morning, and this infrastructure groundhog day will finally wrap up in the senate. that can be

donna johnston with the california association of clerks and elections.icials explains some for self-control as to how they placed the ballot into some counties have a completely blank side of the ballot. they could pull that that direction. so there's absolutely nothing showing. >> when they play sudden to below some of the holes do not correspond with some lopes with any information about whatsoever. why did these holes exist on the ballot at all. there for different reasons. there are one reason is that they help identify that the balance been extracted from below for the counties that use processing equipment and the others. the holes are placed. so that will obviously apparent boehner will know exactly where to sign me up a little. so it's on either side of the the area that they're supposed to sign. >> according to political data recall ballot return tracker. more than half a million ballots have been returned to local elections officials about 3% of all ballots for those who already turned in their ballots, possibly with answers exposed johnston sa

bill johnston. mr. johnston, you have seven minutes. okay. i believe i saw -- >> there we are. thank you. >> clerk: you're welcome. >> my name is bill johnston. i live at 621 missouri street, and i've been a resident at this address since 1988. i filed my appeal against the structure on the back of blum's for two reasons. number one, the structure itself, and number two, the intended use. the primary focus of my argument will be centered on the structure, as i believe it is within the authority of the building department to determine its legitimacy. my request is that the board of appeals revoke the building permit and require the structure to be removed from the property. second, i will state my belief of the use of the back of the property. alec, could i have image one, please? the application filed by blum on 6-11 states, construct a wood platform over an existing concrete patio, and install automatic door opener and activation switches. i have no problem with automatic door opener and activation switches. construct a wood platform over an existing concrete platform. this is

as johnston's under fire, afterwards submerged that nearly 100000 pounds were spent on paintings for dining street becomes made growing public. i enjoyed a pe freeze for teachers and police as well as a tiny pe rose offered to the coven, embattled in a chest, and a chest is in desperate need of funding on the pay rise. i think the issue about the paintings is something company rather than ah, it's 11 am on the 11th of august here in moscow anyway. whatever time it is with you, thank you for choosing into our channel line from the world. use h q. moscow. it's kevin in here at r t. so this 1st and this fall out after tuesdays resignation to view your governor andrew cuomo, he quit after new york's attorney general concluded that the governor had sexually harassed 11 women. now joe biden has been drugged over the coals for his previous support for cuomo, your governor new york, on one hell of a job he, i think he's sort of a goal standard for the hell of a job. and i mean both on everything from access to voting, to infrastructure, to a whole range of things. that's why i said, didn't r

as johnston's under fire, afterwards submerged that nearly $100000.00 pounds was spent on paintings for down the street becomes a growing public anger at a pe freeze for teachers and police as well as a tiny pe rose offered to the coven, embattled in a chest. and a chest is in desperate need of funding on the pay rise. i think the.

again, compare that with any america or english conservative, you know, get to try to get bars. johnston's was the vision. you know, you have nothing. i mean, you would just be blocked or, and cliches with any, you know, got some american senate, you know, tried to articulate a vision of what you want. you keep saying you're a conservative, what do you understand by that? and i remember what i believe is tax. so i mean the year to a picture later, a conservative vision, i mean, and, and he did it, you know, very effectively. the interview is very, very interesting is george said it's very straightforward. these are, these are one of the things that are bama talking about it's, it's almost impossible really to disagree with. ok. but then if i, the ology is put, put on the alter purse beneath, you can't listen to it because it is again scripture. you can't listen to anything counter to what our ideology says. that's why they take him so much and, and they hate the fact that, you know, he's been in power. what for 12 years when he won 2010, but i think it's been, i think, bob, 15 of the last

it's come from boris johnston's account, in which he says he will convene the g 70 it is on tuesday, one presumes with that's going to be a video conference of the g 7 latest it is vital. he says in this, treat that international, that the international community work together to ensure safe evacuations prevents the humanitarian crisis and support the african people to secure the game for the last 20 years. now, britain currently holds the rotating presidency of the g 7. g 7 of course include italy, the united states. busy canada, japan, france, and germany to major players in nature there in france and germany. italy, of course, also in nature of france and germany. and in particular, i think underlying all of this is certain frustrations about the way the americans are running the operation at cobble airport. and also a clean, essentially from, from the international community to be a little bit more consulted as to how things are going to pan out. particularly this impending deadline looms. forget by 1st the september american said it's going to pull its forces out now, just appea

let's talk to our, our continuing coverage of as enough johnstone, as the country has entered its 3rd week on the taliban rule, reports from the capital ali this monday morning, claim the u. s. has intercepted 5 rockets targeted carpet port on teeth were downstairs in the city and update us with the latest. this is the 2nd violent escalation within the past 24 hours. they start around, we've heard that up to 5 rockets have been launched at the airport of cobble where the united states and sub of its allies. its remaining allies are still conducting their evacuation for, according to reports. from what we've hud a truck pickup truck with a could shield launcher fide. these missiles a some distance away from capital airport. the rockets then was shut down by put the fed system. so, but i g m defense systems stationed at the airport of cobble we haven't had any claims of responsibility nor, nor casualties that may potentially have been caused. nevertheless, there has been footage pictures showing showing fuzz budding in the ground in an area just outside the airport. perhaps they debrief

the attack on allied soil organized from of johnstone. those now taking power have the responsibility to ensure that in national terrace do not re gain a foothold. allies have the capabilities and the vigilance to address future toes. the threats from, of almost all due to our military presence on the support of the national committee and new generation are men and women have grown up in you. i've gone on able to get education, take part in the political process, run their own businesses and the joy of vibrant media seem to days of calling. this song is very different to the calling this donald to tell us on one. so dos gains cannot be easily reversed, the world will be watching and must continue to support a stable and peaceful of constant without. i'm ready to take some questions. ok. now for the 1st question, we'll go to lawn cook from associated press yes, secretary general, i hope you can hear me well worn cook associated press. you mentioned that your own surprise at the speed of the collapse of the security forces. wonder if you ca

and that's why his experience the video from os johnstone 2nd largest city town hall, which came under taliban control on friday. the group said it's you hundreds of weapons and vehicles as well as large amounts of munition in the city. just yes, plating violence over the year, it took months for the un security council to admit how critical the situation was . even a country, the test, tragically known generations of conflicts. afghanistan is in the throes of yet another k. u optic and desperate chapter. an incredible treasure the for its long suffering people forgot he's done. he's spinning out of control. the foremast gran deputy minister of borders and tribal affairs. first floor it is in the people must not unite the piece helped by the international community. situation is changing our by our, in the store to when the new totally want to talk the district. so i've done this on the or was some sort of what is this been sort of national resistance against them. but when the truck here are kind of hard, big cities and also right now to stay strong for the north of august on now it s

in london, demanding the government does more to help though seeking asylum. prime minister barak johnston says the u. k. will do all it can to avert a humanitarian crisis. in haiti, heavy rains of complicated the search and rescue mission after saturday, earthquake officials, a warning damage, buildings could collapse. nearly 2000 people were killed in the tremor those i had lines. the news continues here. now just here, after this stream from talk to al jazeera, we roam, did you want the un to take and who stop to we listen, see the whole infrastructure in guys being totally destroyed. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera. the i answer the okay, you're watching the stream on today's episode. long time coming, reckoning with race in america. this is the latest book by michael eric dyson. mike are really great, have gone to stream back to minutes, right? to rock control. what am i left off the list of things to introduce you by your titles that you hold f o f friend for me. so they just want to so good said good to happy here on the street. w

well, that's how the south coverage of the unraveling situation of johnstone is looking. we've of course, been following it all very closely, getting as much isn't in sight, as we can from people on the ground in kabul, and analysis from exports all over the world. we will continue to so over the coming hours on days the ah, ah.

after being virus free nearly 6 months. yemen has received at 1st batch of johnston. johnson covered $900.00 vaccines. more than 151000 doses arrive the aiden airport and the global co back steam. countries now received about half a 1000000 doses through the us bank program will in 1400 japanese have died from virus. israel is offering booster shots of the cobra, 1900 vaccine to anyone above the age of 12. the country began administering per shots of the 5, the job to the elderly last month. health officials say a boost is needed because the effectiveness of the vaccine weakens. after 6 months, at least 11 people are dead out. the 2 boats collided in a river in the peruvian, the amazon, the crash happened, and the longer river in the countries northeast. another 9 people are missing. about 60, were rescued. a major fire has destroyed a high rise residential building near the italian city of milan. the 20 story building was home to about 70 families. the place started on the upper floors. there were no reports of telecom, a volcano on the italian island of sicily has e

do you know it was a picture of bars johnston and the australian prime minister exchanging biscuits or something on that? and i thought, well maybe that is the we are now we exchanged biscuits of australia exchanging tim can, i think it was there and they are staying here and interesting ties into this because people accuse bars johnson when they had the g 7 down and comb with bases and it being tokenistic gestures towards cornwall. yeah. i don't think it was even tokenism to spoken. if you could say the positive side, i think i don't think it was tokenism. i think it was part of the rebranding of comal as at the same park for people to spend that time. and, you know, i don't think, you know, all this stuff, all the financial stuff i've already been and that was already been dished out and it was so re hashed because there was an outcry about what was going on at cobb and bay and what, why we were having all these people coming in when we were still in the midst of a pandemic. so yeah, tokenism would have been better than what it actually is. i think it was well, let's talk now about y

ah, there are the news pockets of violence across johnston as the country marks independence day this year under taliban control. desperate scenes outside couple, airport president by the says, us troops could remain beyond the august 31st deadline to help get people out. ah, madison. this is all we're alive from. joe have also coming up, flocking holmes and no aid in the site, is it travels to the epicenter of haiti's, devastating earthquake. it's killed, more than 2000 people, more covert cases in new zealand. but a breakthrough in tracing the origins of the outbreak. ah again astonish mocking it's 100 and 2nd anniversary of independence on thursday, but it's also coming to terms with a return to life on the taliban rule. in the city of assault about these 2 people were killed in independence day rally. and in hoss to taliban fighters and enforcing a curfew to stop protests of couple airports, children were hosted above crowns, as people tried to flee the u. k says it's unable to evacuate children who are unaccompanied by didn't. joe biden says us forces could stay on enough caniste

i just corporate for what you see him in the piece. historic johnston. it's historic. he's the best player in the world. i never imagined one day to see messy, just a few steps away from my house. it's crazy. so i'm buying the shirt to a mortar large this moment. well, another big transfer has moved a step closer. ramirez coffee has reportedly arrived in london to complete his mission chelsea from into milan, the belgians rock as expected to rejoin them after 7 years and a club record, a $135000000.00. do the champions, the holders are in belfast about to kick off again and you ready for the gwinnett via route and the super cop ahead of the game. chelsea defend antonio. read it was asked how he felt about the prospect of playing alongside the khaki go. you can see the body type is a beast and someone is very strong. and i think he showed it also now in italy, in the past we years and he did very well over there and also for the nation that team like think go score. like for me, talk strike fair, our head coach and i am, i used to manage off know that he's no stranger t

attributed to the so called bombing state in hot sun group who calls into pop attacks and kind of an ad johnston. interestingly, himself, he wouldn't be drawn and exactly who was responsible, but took the time to explain and the point out as well, that kind of them as well have been killed in this attack, likely far as johnson realizing that, of course, have been assisting those evacuation attempts but also not wanting to call blame on them because of course, those lines of communication, those lines of negotiation are going to be key in the coming days, not just again for that continuing education effort. but of course, going forward about the type of government you might see in what role the case in that and what influence the u. k. would like to keep going forward. so. 2 bar johnson, as it was still continuing to decidedly have that evacuation attempt continue . but also of course not costing any blame as an issue to say that's still astonishing for you to ali live in london. peter oliver live in rome, both of you. thank you. why let's across life, not too shabby at around 3, a political anal

i talked to the cfo hugh johnston and chair, we aren't just in the business of buying, two multibillionso looking to get rid of some of the brands that aren't performing as well. this one they sold to a private equity, but they're also retaining a 39% stake so they can participate in the upside. wasn't a bad deal. 1.5 times sales for the deal, $4.5 billion deal in total, and i think it speaks to the growth, the fact that -- >> what do they divert thecash into >> johnston making it clear they're not directly using this to do more m&a they're going to invest in their business organically and continue to grow and it also makes them more of a food company. they have more than 50% of revenues in snacks with frito lay. but this cuts down exposure to drinks by about 4%, 5%, a little more, which differentiates them from coke. i think it will be interesting to see what coke does. minute maid and truly and is the juice leader and a category that isn't growing as much. >> kalyn is saying what you're saying, margins, we would note refrigerated juice is a drag on total business growth for the past f

scottish premiership side st johnstone drew one all away to austrian club lask in their europa conference ranges beat armenian club alashkert 1—0 in the first leg of their play—off at ibrox — alfredo morelos with the goal for steven gerrard's side — who were down to ten men. the former manchester united and scotland striker denis law has been diagnosed with dementia. the 81—year—old says he has alzheimer's and vascular dementia, and is the latest former player to reveal he's got the degenerative brain disease. his former united teammate sir bobby charlton was diagnosed with the condition last year. law won the european cup, two english titles and the fa cup in his 11 years at old trafford. manchester city and england defender lucy bronze has undergone successful surgery on her right knee. bronze said on social media that she has been managing 'a lot of pain over the last season', but is now in rehabilitation and 'focused on a healthy recovery�*. manchester city have not put a time frame on when she will return to training. it's been an exciting first day of the women's open golf at carnou

part you need something different from martin van buren or mark anna or mitch mcconnell or lyndon johnstonklin roosevelt and people across the spectrum, abraham lincoln is a party guy, he loves politics and he understands a creates a party. and so that is what you get is distinctly about medicine can we stop it your political thinker, you better judge of that way and sometimes he disappoints us because this is what were sing, kevin mccarthy earliest anymore lindsey graham, in the short-term interest of the parties and keep the base or you say, even if it because he is the parties, or certain core principles that we have to abide by a matter of conscious is kind of things that you will not understand if you think these guysd are your special now, pure conspiracy is a political actor. richard: while nano, maybe also hopeful because on the one hand, we are saying medicine was a politician but on the other hand, we are sing the politicians can be what matters. so let's ended their professor and this terrific book, thank you. in thank you new york historical society. >> weekend it's on "c-span2

the group's front man tom johnston rented the home from 1969 to 1973.ote some early hits in the house including listen to the music. last year the band was first san jose act inducted into rock and roll hall of fame. it's going to be a popular house even more so. >> no doubt. >>> back to school season continues today in alameda. it's first day for students in hayward. what schools are doing to protect kids > the situation d has been mos dire we have seen in our county probably ever. >> urgent plea as reservoirs are drying up in the south bay. >>> great settlement, very severe. >> efforts to fix the infamous sinking tower hit a snag. what caused the abrupt pause. >>> outside it's not a pretty sight, california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave our supply is pushed to the limit. but you have the power to keep us up and running! “i do?” yup, we all do! with flex alerts. they notify us when to shift our energy use if our power supply is stretched. so from pre-cooling our homes, to using less energy from 4-9pm,

johnston was very seriously wounded at the battle of seven pines or fair oaks the last day of may of 1862 and somebody that i'm sure everyone in this room has heard the name took command, robert e. lee, and formally named the army of virginia. tom almost missed the battle of antietam or sharpsburg. if you were in the confederate calvary you had to provide your own horse and when he left washington county he left riding one of his father's horses, it was not a rich family, but they had some land and his father had a few horses. the army of northern virginia was already north of the potomac river on maryland soil and tom's horse became ill. it wasn't shot or anything. if he knew what was wrong with the horse he didn't write about it. he probably didn't know. he wasn't a veterinarian. well, the army of northern virginia is not going to wait on tom to find a horse so they continue marching northward and tom scurrying around, has never been to maryland in his life, he doesn't know anyone and after several hours he said, and you can use your own imagination on filling in this potential clu

cure they're not telling you about, everything works backwards off of that, republican senator ron johnston was ahead of the curve on this, when he said, i he hosted a covid hearing this past december with two doctors, pushing for the use of the d warmer drug ivermectin. >> it seems like a no-brainer, that you should try it. and here's the thing about ivermectin. going back to ivermectin, because you know that is my message today. that it is the cure for this. >> you support ivermectin right. >> you're not confused about that right. you have to understand something about ivermectin. 3.7 billion doses have been administered since it was first developed in 1987, 3.7 billion, something like over 60% of africa takes on a yearly basis. it has an unparalleled safety profile, with almost no side effects, the only side effects that are attributed to are those that are considered to be part of the diseases they treat, which is the rigging of the parasites, so, given the mountain of evidence that is presented, as well as the safety profile and a risk benefit therapeutic analysis, you cannot come up w

latest on the cities effort to curb the -- from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i'm joshua johnston. welcome to the week. >> we begin tonight with evacuations from afghanistan. by all accounts, it is chaotic outside the airport in kabul. thousands of people are desperate to flee the country, as the taliban consolidate power. the british military said today that seven people were killed in a stampede of people who were trying to get into the airport. the biden administration has come under fire for how it has handled these evacuations. the situation could be hurting the presidents performance with voters too. a new nbc poll out today shows the president's approval rating has dipped low 50% for the first time in his presidency. today, he acknowledged the realities on the ground, but defended his administration's handling of the situation. >> let me be clear, evacuation of thousands of people from kabul is going to be hard and painful no matter when it started, when we began. it would have been true if we started a month ago, or a month from now. there is no way to evacuate this many p

climb to more than 14,000 feet up, we went underneath the train with assistant general manager, ted johnstone use a third center rail to get all of our traction and braking. a typical railway, they get their traction and breaking from the outside rails. >> it basically pulls the train up the mountain. a groundbreaking system when it was constructed in 1891, as saloons dominated the local landscape against the backdrop of gold rush fortunes. >> you really get a sense of what old wild west used to be heroic. >> absolutely. we believe the broadmoor is a gateway to the old wild west. >> president and ceo of jack moly. >> how did the idea for this come about? >> there was a gentlemen staying in a hotel by manatoo hotel, mr. simmons. he might have made a mattress or two. >> he was also the inventor of the beautyrest mattress. his inspiration, a tedious t two-day mule ride to the summit for a telephone ride inspection. >> was it innovative for its time? >> without a doubt. think about 1891, not many railways were running in america period, let alone up america's mountain. >> as the year's passed, t

john johnston has more. meets the pupils of fair isle primary.s sunday night, freya, luca and ander will be hoping it isn't too long before they get their new teacher. jothohnston, bbc news, fair isle. that view was putting stunning. it would take a lot to beat that. serene, calm. i don't know what you can do in terms of offering as pictures this morning. i thought you were talking about me. sonia sent this. it is moving. over manchester. thank you for that. many of us all that sort of thing last night. we saw some clear skies overhead, not everywhere. we are seeing cloud cover. dry with sunny spells, gorgeous for the weekend for most. there is a gap in the cloud across much of the uk. that is down to the fact we have high pressure running proceedings today, tomorrow and into monday, bank holiday for many of us. let's look at the finer detail. a couple of showers. as we head further north and west, you can see this band of cloud, that will be stubborn to clear parts of northern ireland, western coastal parts of scotland, low cloud lingering for a

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