>>he linda lindas!those invested in punk rock, the linda lindas brief bombardment of social media feeds provided proof positive that the future was in good hands. but there was something else: the t-shirts, a not-so-subtle nod to one of punk's most seminal bands, bikini kill, and its singer, kathleen hanna. ♪ ♪ ♪ in the early 1990s bikini kill, led by kathleen hanna, was arguably one of the most influential groups in music, an integral part of a do-it-yourself art, music and political movement called riot grrrl, which gained prominence as alternative music came to dominate the airwaves and pop- culture. the riot grrrl scene, however, existed in small clubs and college campuses, well outside of the commercial mainstream. >> we booked our own tours, we had no management and we did everything ourselves, including, like, fixing the van most of the time. any woman or girl at our show, i would get their address. i would write them a postcard and say, here, we're going to be here this day, put a heart or a sta

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conversation now for about 45 minutes or 60 minutes and i want to start by saying that i've known lindahe late '80s when we served in the supreme court in for a long time we were friendly competitors but we were competitors and work in the washington post and she was full-time at that new york times and we started our book journeys and we sometimes we would be the library of congress and a lot of people from the other side still lifted the competitors and i'll never forget one day that when we were there we decided to go to lunch together, to break in research and we were walking out and eight group of older visitors who look like that classic washington crowd might see us and said, there's linda greenhouse, and there is joan and they are together and i said yes here we are together and it is a real privilege and pleasure to start to ask you about your book which lots of people will see when i got all in the galleys to talk to you about and before we start, i 20 ask you if you wanted to say a few words about what we're trying to do here before you get down some of the nitty-gritty. >> t

linda, go ahead. >> can you hear me? >> chair: yes, go ahead, linda. >> yes, thank you so much, mr. ramone, for that presentation. i think it's very important you presented information on this score that, yes, it's unfortunate. we have the power outages for they are efforts constantly going on from the sfpuc to monitor and to make sure that all the sfuk -- for the residents of tida, what they want to understand and know is that we have an aging system so we are doing all these improvements. but the end of the line is to bring in the new infrastructure. i think we need to constantly update the public especially residential so they know what kinds of activities are on the way. we also need to utilize treasure island to have those batteries. so the question that i have are really post infrastructure and i'm going to hold them for now. but i think we would like for you to come back to tell us what specifically you're doing concerning the continuous inspection. i think it will help to inform the residents and the public. so i do appreciate your coming. again, before the commission. thank

linda: good morning, and happy new year to everyone.t is important for stocks is that you don't hurt price to earnings multiples. if you go back to 1950, the price-to-earnings multiples tend to start to get hit when inflation goes up over 4%. that is not the 10 year bond yield necessarily, but they should be dovetailing. the 10 year bond yield has been very well behaved, so we believe that our positive stockmarket view consensus for this year will be fine as long as the bond yield doesn't go up above more than 2%, 2.25% for this year. guy: is that when tina doesn't work? is that what investors start going, there is an alternative? 2% is enough for me in this current environment? or given the inflationary backdrop we have, doesn't need to be higher than 2%? linda: bond market has been suffering these rates and continues to put money into them. you're going to see global growth pick up fairly dramatically around the world as supply chains open up again, and you are going to see interest rates go up, and you will lose money is a bond inves

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linda, go ahead. >> can you hear me? >> chair: yes, go ahead, linda. >> yes, thank you so much, mr. ramone, for that presentation. i think it's very important you presented information on this score that, yes, it's unfortunate. we have the power outages for they are efforts constantly going on from the sfpuc to monitor and to make sure that all the sfuk -- for the residents of tida, what they want to understand and know is that we have an aging system so we are doing all these improvements. but the end of the line is to bring in the new infrastructure. i think we need to constantly update the public especially residential so they know what kinds of activities are on the way. we also need to utilize treasure island to have those batteries. so the question that i have are really post infrastructure and i'm going to hold them for now. but i think we would like for you to come back to tell us what specifically you're doing concerning the continuous inspection. i think it will help to inform the residents and the public. so i do appreciate your coming. again, before the commission. thank

. >> welcome to our viewers, welcome to linda greenhouse, an old friend of mine and i'm excited for her new booklet is out and we will have a conversation of about 60 minutes. i want to start by saying i have known linda since the late 80s when i started covering the supreme court too and for a long time we were competitors, friendly competitors but competitors. i was full-time with the washington post and she was full-time at the new york times and we didn't start on our respective book journeys and would sometimes be at the library of congress doing research to get a lot of people on the outside new us as competitors. i will never forget one day we had lunch together and we were walking out and a group of older visitors who looks like the washington week crowd said there is linda greenhouse and it is joan biskupic and they are together and i always think yes, here we are one more time together and it is a privilege and pleasure to start asking you about your book which lots of people will see but i have marked up in the galley to talk to you about. i thought i would ask you if you wan

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that's why linda mill limbo brings a small mobile cinema with her mood. she was here a few months ago on behalf of the lead foundation, anthony in conservation organization. i'm on, there's another group i did you, are you what, let me grab a spell. i want to show a film about see how here today about kasey. hi means living tree, stump loyalty mexic. we will start with announcements in the village and later on the evening we will show the found while im not you on it, not blasting them execute but where is every one? it's still early afternoon and the villagers are in the fields. digging in the bone dry earth holes in the earth as far as the i can see, it seems like all 7000 residents are out and about what's going on. they're digging here because of another movie presented by linda ma limbo and the lead foundation. it was called just dig it, john mooney remembers it well as he digs a trench and fills it with grass sieve. little for little combat, parmesan get the film taught me that you can do something about the dryness and drought of recent years. well

joining us now to help sort me out t on some of these issues i linda greenhouse. she's a long time court reporter and an intellectualist as well. her book is "justice on the brink." linda greenhouse, i'm always grateful when you can be here and for being here on short nigh it is. thank you. >> my pleasure, rachel. >> let me just ask -- >> please. >> the document artist of the united states who took issue that said, yes, this stuff is releasable but i'm not going to release it until i can make sure the court is not going to stop me. that's why they were all coming out tonight.me this isin it for that bunch of documents. i think it's 700-some-odd pages. there are a bunch of documents that the archivalist hasn't gone through, but certainly the opinion that came down, the unsigned opinion is just one paragraph. one paragraph long. it could be one of the most important one paragraphs that we've seen in a very long time from the court. >> and as you mentioned, this would appear to apply to about 700-some-odd pages that the archivist had come to handling it. the types of

prosecutor linda tally smith knew she didn't have a perfect case.ingerprints, no dna. so, she told jurors they wouldn't hear about any smoking gun, but they would hear david dooley's own words, which had made him the last man standing in the detectives' process of elimination. >> it was through this process, that the path kept turning back to one person, the defendant david dooley. >> reporter: jurors heard that almost all the employees working on the morning of the murder were on the warehouse floor, far away from the upstairs office area where michelle was killed. they were eliminated as suspects. >> we were able to create a time record of where everybody was, and what they were doing at different points during the morning. >> and where was david dooley? >> there's the red pick up truck. >> reporter: the jury got to see dooley on security video from that morning. >> the defendant actually left the building that day at 6:31 a.m., which was about a half an hour after michelle walked into the building. >> reporter: the prosecutor showed the jury a ph

. >> next, linda thomas-greenfield , u.s. ambassador to the united nations, joins "washington post" opinion writer for a discussion on the biden administration's foreign policy of roach. -- approach. welcome to the podcast. president biden faces more than a few challenges on the world stage, china, north korea, russia, ukraine, and the increasing worry that russia will invade ukraine. diplomacy is at the heart of his efforts to project american power around the world. where a lot of that plays out is at the united nations page joining me is the united states ambassador to the united nations, linda thomas-greenfield. welcome back. >> delighted to be here with you. jonathan: thank you for coming back to the podcast and you are coming back now and there's so much breaking news to get to about ukraine. and that is secretary of state antony blinken is heading to that region. do you know what precipitated this travel to the country. >> president biden wants to put diplomacy first and the most important diplomat is secretary blinken

jonathan: linda thomas-greenfield, u.s.mbassador to the united nations, thank you to coming back to washington post live. amb. thomas-greenfield: thank you, jonathan, it is great to be here. happy belated new year. jonathan: thank you and same to you. to see what we have coming up, go to washington post live.com. thank you for watching. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> congress is back today for legislative work and the house is considering a bill to allow local school districts to use pre-pandemic agenda to calculate funding needs. the senate also returning at 12:00 p.m. to begin debate on a voting package that would restore provisions of the 1965 voting rights act and create mandates for early voting, ballot. boxing -- ballot drop foxes. -- ballot drop boxes. senate democrats expected to consider a change to filibuster rules. senators don't mention of west virginia and kyrsten sinema of arizona have expressed opposit

on behalf of everyone at the linda hall library, thank you for joining us this evening. and now i will turn back to introduce tonight's distinguished speaker. >> lisa thank you very much. it is truly my honor to introduce doctor matthew stanley he is a professor at the history of science at new york university. he obtained his phd from harvard. he is the author of einstein's wore how relativity triumphs in the vicious and nationalism of world war i. the story of how pacifism and friendship led to a scientific revolution. he's also written mystic religion science and huxley's church and max was a demon which is a complex relationship between science and religion in history and potentially might favorite introductory remarks and might ten year career, she is also a host of what the fa podcast you can find on all of your streaming services. go to your streaming service of choice it is a podcast, i think you might enjoy. if you want to test it out before you start downloading that, you've got an hour ahead again, we welcome your questions. even more so we welcome you. doctor

and ambassador, and linda thomas greenfield, called rushes behavior. any clear threats to international peace and security. in recent weeks, russia has math 100000 trips near as border with ukraine watching it is leih from berlin business as of next stage, shown for that. if you're looking for more news and analysis, there's always our website dw, dot com and go further from me and the entire team here in berlin. thank you so much for your company. i.

sorry, chris, that was for linda. linda, please pick up on that. hit) was for linda.do from monday — what people will need to do from monday. the changes that are being introduced _ monday. the changes that are being introduced in england from monday roughly— introduced in england from monday roughly aligned with scotland anyway because _ roughly aligned with scotland anyway because there is a difference in terms — because there is a difference in terms of— because there is a difference in terms of day one at day zero in the beginning — terms of day one at day zero in the beginning. we are going into that detail— beginning. we are going into that detail now. the most important thing is to do— detail now. the most important thing is to do the _ detail now. the most important thing is to do the test. if you want to release — is to do the test. if you want to release isolation early prior to the ten days— release isolation early prior to the ten days you need to have two consecutive negative tests. and what the data _ consecutive negative tests. and what the data shows,

you limits for data storage stat. vasa has the story from amsterdam long found the linda file, the court case in amsterdam against police to find out why europe all is buying on him. the dutch activists as the worst he did, was break a window during the protest for homeless people, while police in the netherlands admitted founder linda is no danger to society. he has yet to find out what europe will know about him. they don't have trip on the data. and if they don't have grip on the data and they spread it all around the world, this is super dangerous. what is the danger on the danger is getting arrested and ending up in the police cars to the or worse in a certain country because they don't like political activist or left wing political activist. in my case, you report obtain personal data, thousands of citizens after french police hacked into an encrypted phone messaging service. as a result, dutch french, german, and british police arrested hundreds of suspected criminals in 2020, in the so called and called chap case. the most remarkable find was a container equipped to torture peopl

now, it's my pleasure and my honor to introduce the president of linda hall library. lisa bauer. >> thank you, laura. we also are pleased to present tonight's program in association with the national world war i museum and memorial. for the past several years, our two institutions have worked together to present programs on a wide range of topics illustrating the role played by science in the first world war. tonight's event, einstein's war, how relativity triumphed among the vicious nationalism of world war i discusses the effects of that war on the global scientific community and the obstacles that one member of that community, albert einstein, had to overcome. on behalf of everyone at the linda hall library, thank you for joining us this evening, and now i will turn it back to laura to introduce tonight's distinguished speaker. >> thank you very much. it is truly my honor to introduce dr. matthew stanley. he is a professor of the had history of science the new york university. he obtained his ph.d. from harvard. he is the author of einstein's war. that story of how

linda, can we start with you? are you surprised by what looks like an extremely lenient sentence from the courts? yes i am. i am now. but i do recognize that it's very it's, it's very and it's not very easy for, ah, some name to recognize a young woman when, when they see the, i don't know what they think that person is, but apparently, and i'm just really mean the press cuttings and he thought that she was 16, and in fact she was 12. and what can one say a 20 year old man have a relationship with the 12 year old girl calling to say woman and and the one thing i will say however, that if you've been sent to prison, i'm not sure you come out any better. and any more capable of recognizing when somebody's under age and our presence of dreadful britain, i loved many, many men come out of prison worse when they went in. so, as i am amused by the story, and i'm actually deeply offended by it, that there's a 20 by 20 year old man. cannot recognize somebody who is significantly, actually, you know, not an adult, not even

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and there is not so much outcry yet from the linda is calling on other europeans to go to court to the mount, access to the files stored about them. but he wants, it could take many years before they'll receive answers. steadfast and al jazeera, amsterdam buttons, prince andrew, is seeking your jury trial to clear his name in the sexual assault case that he's fighting in new york. he's facing a civil complaint brought by virginia to fray, who says that she was sexually assaulted by him 20 years ago when she was 17 years old. he denies the allegations while legal action is being lost in japan by 6 people who say they develop fibroid cancer following the fukushima nuclear disaster . they're seeking 5 and a half $1000000.00 in compensation from the operators of the nuclear power station devastated by an earthquake and said, i'll be 11 years ago. south korea has announced plans to and bear farming. hundreds of so called mood bears the captain cages around the country, because their bile and other body parts are used in traditional medicine for the government says that'll become a crime wit

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jonathan: linda thomas-greenfield, u.s. ambassador to the united nations, thank you to coming back to washington post live. amb. thomas-greenfield: thank you, jonathan, it is great to be here. happy belated new year. jonathan: thank you and same to you. to see what we have coming up, go to washington post live.com. thank you for watching. . >> at today's white house briefing, genaro psaki was joined by the infrastructure coordinator. they answered questions about a bipartisan infrastructure bill that president biden signed into law. jen: hello, everyone. take your time. we're good. ok. good

. >> welcome to our viewers, welcome to linda greenhouse, an old friend of mine and i'm excited for her new booklet is out and we will have a conversation of about 60 minutes. i want to start by saying i have known linda since the late 80s when i started covering the supreme court too and for a long time we were competitors, friendly competitors but competitors. i was full-time with the washington post and she was full-time at the new york times and we didn't start on our respective book journeys and

the associated press reporting that linda thomas-greenfield said the russian actions pose a clear threat to international peace and security in the u.n. charter and councilmembers must clearly examine the facts and examine what is at stake for russia, ukraine, europe, the core obligations and principles should russia further invade, she said thursday, announcing the meeting. you can see that at 8:00 tonight on our c-span two channel and you can also watch for it at c-span.org and view it on the c-span now radio app. it was friday where the defense secretary held a press conference talking about the actions of ukraine, particularly the concerns over russia and what has been going on as far as the border. from the event last friday he talked about that possible russian buildup. here's a portion of that from friday. [video clip] >> as we look at matt -- look at that amount of troops and hardware in the region, it far exceeds what we typically see them do for, for exercises. so, it's very concerning. where this could lead us in terms of a type of conflict or where it could put the region in

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linda greenhouse. linda, i'm always grateful for you making the time to be here on short notice tonight. thank you. >> no problem rachel. >> let me just ask you -- . >> please. >> it is always been the -- taken a position that, yes this stuff is releasable. but i am not going to release it until i am sure that a court is not gonna stop me. so this is it. for that bunch of documents, i think it is -- other bunches of documents, to understand the argument this has not gone through them yet. the unsigned opinion, it's just one paragraph. it's one paragraph long. it could be in one of those one paragraphs, that we have seen in a long time from the court. >> and as you mentioned, this appears to apply to some 700 pages. it will come up to those offices handling it. the types of claims that he has made in the courts to block the handing over these documents, does this cover the release of them all? the archivist may have some things that they need to go through with the biden administration and some other pr

. >> another friend, former geringer head cheerleader, linda shoe for dreams was on the edge of her seatthere and add. and i were i mean, i don't know if you know how high it was that big as that play was, friends learned to put it in perspective in 2017, clark was diagnosed with a l s and died the next year during that time, linda became captain of clark's less team. the catch number. 87 and a board member for less association, north carolina chapter. you can't sit around and do nothing after somebody is diagnosed with horrible disease. 2 generations after the catch, tony saw an opportunity to help in memory of his dear friend. back in early 90's, tony bought a 49 ers jacket as a gift for his late father. the dynamic duo clark in montana autographed. >> in the end zone on tyneside here. now, tony says it's time to cash in on whatever value it has. i don't the jacket to the catch number. 87 team to auction off for the cause. i just hope that this jacket. makes life. one livable for people with a list hopefully we can raise a lot money. >> it didn't seem right for me. to have an authentic

you meet layer linda, jim, and you make 75 look hello, good. oh, a law in these people are now like our face them, like we're saying to our friends, we would live here if you would get to know a homeless person in here their story. it makes a difference because they've all lost something. my mom passed away in a house fire whenever i was 14. i went into the house and i was looked all over and i couldn't find her nowhere. zahn come to find out. she was literally 2 feet where i was looking at. i just couldn't see because it was so for smoke in the house. but whenever they pulled my mother from the house fire, they didn't tell me that they was doing now. so i got to see my mother after she was in the house fire men, her look a lot alike and it kind of left a lot of scars and i'm not using that is the reason why i chose the path that i have, but they had a big hand in on me using drugs and doing the things i did trying to cover up the stars from the house fire. ah, there may, may, and we should all be mayor. may we should all be angry or what's goi

so i'm david brown and i am the co founder loans my wife, linda, even village, which is where we are right now. this is in springfield, missouri, and it is a tiny, really tiny home. really, it's that we have created to house chronically homeless, disabled people this is a typical home. however, they're all the same. they're decorated, they're really, they're painted differently. but the floor plans, the same problem. there are about 400 square feet. perfect size for an individual to live comfortably. you can see by looking around. it has all the appliances that you would have in your home. and it's decorated to feel homey that we want to make sure that they are welcome and feel like they have their own home. i spent 3 years at different camps and places throughout this city. used to used to sit on cinder blocks just like this around a burn spot, huddled over a small fire, trying not get caught. all talking in discussion about how hungry you are. there wasn't enough food out there that day and all the services and down are just so chopped with everybody and just overwhelmed just too m

witness our time mission on a jesse, you know, ah, your challenges there with me is the whole rom, linda hall. reminder of all top news stories, europe and most of west africa. wrong in the new year. under the cloud of alma cramped celebrations in spain's capital. madrid didn't look very different from normal. yes, but numbers were limited and the police smallest the crowd with trains. victoria gate and the report. so on the scale back celebrations elsewhere in the world. and how cove it has crushed the party again. ah thailand welcomed the new year with the fireworks display in bangkok on the heavy cove in 19 restrictions. oh, it was one of the few places in the country to host end of the year celebrations after other events were cancelled due to the spread of army crone. i taught today's kind of compensation for the past 2 years that i didn't get to celebrate. that's why i decided to bring the whole family here today. my kids are happy and we will come back again next year. so oh, in hong kong fi works little the victoria hobble waterfront. ah and the music concept by the cities philha

. >> reporter: yesterday we introduced you to linda orring at the -- ortega. >> we resorted going to the county, going to the fairgrounds. >> reporter: cases like linda's are straining the county system, so the county counsel is requiring them to test and vaccinate their own patients or face fines. it's the same threat san francisco made earlier this week. >> this is a health order. we have in the past taken enforcement with respect to the testing order. we're prepared to do so again. >> reporter: they told nbc bay area that they're doing all they can to expand capacity, but are overwhelmed just like the county. and the county wants to track people who are having problems either getting a covid vaccination or test from their medical providers. if you have some of those concerns or complaints, you can log on to the website to make a complaint. that's scccovidconcerns.com. we are live in san jose, i am damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> some stomach-turning good news coming from the bay area sewers. our wastewater suggests the omicron surge may have peaked in the bay area. for mon

linda? >> and briefly, the uk said to ease some restrictions on thursday. >> reporter: yeah, coming next thursday, the uk is scrapping its planned measures that have been in force for a number of weeks. that means you won't have to work from home anymore, and the mask mandate and indoor venues is also being scrapped, although the government is saying that organizations have the choice to require the covid pass to show whether or not you've been vaccinated or have a negative test. it's up to those individual businesses and organizations whether or not they want to keep that in place. we've heard from the health secretary saying that this is a marathon, not a sprint. that britain is entering its next chapter in the fight against covid-19. and while there are some positive signs in the trends that we're seeing, we do still have to be wary. more than 95,000 new cases reported on friday. more than 17,000 patients currently in hospital. so there is a ways to go before the country can fully ease th

estÁ padrÍsimo, es un encanto, es una niÑa divina y muy linda.r contagios en el set de grabaciÓn. natalia: entra por las vÍas respiratorias, ya lo entendemos, antes estaba el malentendido que pensabas que tocabas algo y te contagiadas, sabemos que es respiratorio, tener nuestra distancia, el tapabocas y llega un momento donde no puedes estar mÁs distanciado, te puedes arreglar el micro en plena escena y ya confÍo. tengo mis vacunas, esperemos que todo vaya bien por el bien de todos. reportera: quisimos saber si tiene algÚn ritual cuando inicia un proyecto. natalia: simplemente estoy en el presente, ese es miritual, estarÁ atenta y disfrutar lo que estoy viviendo y agradecida. karla: yo me acuerdo mucho en " objetos de color de rosa". [hablan a la vez] francisca:[canta] karla: era de nuestra Época. fÍjate cÓmo cambia la vida me identifico con la que va a hacer de la mamÁ con la protagonista, con el algÚn momento me identificaba con la protagonista. francisca: es de verdad que todos estamos muy contentos por esta gran oportunidad para ella. alan: s

we need justice, so we can even believe linda in a possible future. this has been all the few days that we are in the so the way she, you know, we, we have no government. let's say that we have no institutional. lo, that i stable now. so we are just asking our selves is we can just hope that what has been started look, continue. so i think it won't affect this what i think. but i'm not sure. last monday as lawyers and to my son car, his murder trial were about to give their closing statements. the hearing was abruptly adjourned, had happened after colonel dunbar arrested the president and took power in a qu, in a televised statement. he said, justice will follow its course. their trial is now said to resume in the dock of the accuses colonel them. he was former commander she'd bel gin, derry he along exile. former leader bless go by way. are accused of being behind sanker as murder from want your head of every one tons to wanted the truth, but i tried, he didn't want dam version of the truth away and not the reality of what happened to convince god yo

ok, linda. the judge also that the scribe, the girl is highly vulnerable. it should questions be asked of social services or her family doesn't look like she's been, i don't know, let down by society the best way to put it. well, i don't know all the details, so i don't know make it to profound a comment. but i am surprised that her that it was possible for the full, i 13 year old girl to presumably purport to be an adult. and you know, that's i am, i am sure that it can happen and something does need to be done. and it doesn't look as though what it does. it looks as though she put herself in that position, but it does not sound as if we're, we're putting too much effort too much emphasis on the actual victim. instead of saying, well, hold on a minute, this 20 year old. you know, whether or not there, there's something i know there has to be some responsibility here. their house absolutely. completely. but i mean, the, the platform that they were on is not one that i would personally just want to visit for a moment that both of them chose to be on that. th

linda i have one from kate — severely unwell. linda i have one from kate who _ severely unwell.spitalisation by 85%. if she is in good health and taken up the booster and well protected, the risks are less than for others. and we heard from the minister earlier that more is being done in school environments to reduce risk, including when you have an infectious variant. kate can ask about the school she is going into, ventilation, what they are doing. we are at a stage in a pandemic where there is a crisis in a lot of parts of society. young people have been disadvantaged by this pandemic and we need people to support them and their education. if kate can do that and feels confident and can ask the right questions and protect herself, she is making a huge contribution by going back into the sector. . “ . huge contribution by going back into the sector. , �* , ., the sector. chris, let's look at another issue _ the sector. chris, let's look at another issue many _ the sector. chris, let's look at another issue many people i the sector. chris, let's look at| another issue many peop