and afl legend marshawn lynch as well. >> livingston man, what a great mid-range jump shot. he was such a favorite. guys, you know, came came into the league, lawrence, as a point guard and then had one of the worst knee injuries you've ever seen. yeah. remade himself came back from all that. yeah, he was one of my favorite words. i mean, he just knew is game and he played perfectly. you never saw him taking the 3 pointer, right? that was not his game. that was not as good the new. where does where you live? made a good living out of it a great warrior that sir. well, let's talk some weather guys. we're going to get into what looks like another nice day tomorrow. the changes coming our way as we head in toward the weekend see a little bit of a cool down. but no rain in the forecast. maybe some drizzle, though, along the coastline outside right now. beautiful evening for the sea. breeze is blowing but not carrying a much in the way of fog. right now. you're looking good out toward the golden gate bridge in the marin. headlands temperatures today warmed up a little bit more ou

gerardo: univisiÓn logrÓ establecer que livingston es un pintor de brocha corta de cleveland, ohio.udad tiene identificado un buzÓn de correo. agentes de seguridad nacional arrestaron a correa el pasado 18 de abril en el aeropuerto internacional de miami, en poderte vÍdeos de actos sexuales con menores y conversaciones con una proxeneta, a quien le explicÓ detalladamente su perversiÓn por las niÑas vÍrgenes. segÚn la acusaciÓn, ella no es la primera virgen que habÍa llorado", dice en una de sus conversaciones. despuÉs de renunciar a una intÉrprete, porque dijo que entendÍa bien el inglÉs, la magistrada lo convocÓ para una nueva audiencia la prÓxima semana. ilia: terrible este caso. las autoridades de henderson, nevada, arrestaron una pareja que presuntamente mantenÍa su hijo de 11 aÑos con autismo encerrado en una jaula en su casa. agentes del distrito escolar encontraron al niÑo con un paÑal encerrado en la celda llena de excremento. el niÑo se encuentra recibiendo tratamiento en un hospital. jorge: un ex asistente de donald trump y un banquero se sumaron a la lista de testigos que

, not livingston. so what i'm saying new yorker friend doris. now, i can't believe it's okay. sorry, livingston. it was livingston. okay. i was the first time. yes, chairman from connecticut, robert livingston from new york. thank gordon. the draft that jefferson shared with them did not have any of the vocabulary that is connected to the figure of a creator in it and then we got the language of that created equal endowed by the creator thanks to adams and franklin and we got the later language in the declaration about divine and the supreme judge from congress when congress changed about 25% of the texts that the committee submitted. so that was a compromise process. there were a variety of religious points of view, including deism, active in the colonies at the time. and so what you get is a document that lets every sort of position then active with a kind of view about religion and politics, have a space in the document. in addition to the language i just mentioned, you get the opening phrase where

england bowler liam livingstone took one wicket, and all—rounder sam curran two for punjab kings, butl be an all—spanish front row for moto gp�*s grand prix of the americas this weekend. maverick vinales smashed the lap record at the circuit of the americas by half a second, beating pedro acosta and marc marquez to pole. great britain won men's and women's team pursuit gold as the final round of the track nations cup got under way in milton, canada. there was also a bronze for mark stewart in the elimination race. this weekend's event is the final opportunity for britain's track cyclists to race before this summer's paris 0lympics. a real day of exciting sport. great britain are into november's billiejean king cup finals, after a stunning 3—1 win on the clay in france. katie boulter�*s defeat yesterday left victory even further out of reach, britain the underdogs going into the tie, remember. but boulter won today, as did emma raducanu again, back—to—back sensational performances from her. 0ur tennis correspondent russell fuller was courtside. this caught behind me is being rapidly pu

livingston had a 15 year career. he won 3 nba championships.arriors in oakland served as executive within the organization as well after that livingston joins a bunch. the and investors. nba legend jason kidd rock star billie joe armstrong, former raider marshawn lynch. >> all have a piece of routes and sole ownership group. pretty cool. >> all right. 10 53 is the time. and if you've ever seen the bison out at the oakland zoo, well, you're going want to go out and take a quick look now because they're i was looking at the baby. i maybe know they're all leaving. those babies. this is video for 2022. enough now to make the trip they're all heading out to this week. we may come along. going our radar now. we'll take sure to montana. >> they're actually going to go out help restore device to the navy captain native habitat. so good news there all big enough and well enough all big enough and well enough that they can. back (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. [birds singing]

this is where we all met or got to know each other, because of livingston football club.h cup final — where some of the fans at it were singing about the other team's fans being gay as an insult, and that was just accepted. i kept telling one of my mates that i needed to speak to them about something and kind of then putting it off. it took being on a night out and probably having too many beers, trying to go home and them saying, "no, "actually, wait a minute. "you've been trying to tell me something for weeks." "you're not leaving before you do that." i knew i didn't really want to date girls. i remember thinking you were incredibly unlucky or really bad at it! because we would put ourselves in situations — obviously talking about going to pubs and clubs, so we were around it a hell of a lot. i didn't overthink it, to be honest with you, but, yeah. me coming out — i think back a lot, and what i might have done differently, how i might have dealt with it differently. what do you remember about it? iremember it. it was — i think at the time it was something that was — i d

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i caught up with the co—founder of the company behind lara, sir ian livingston, to talk about her legacy in derby in the mid 1990s and it became a phenomenon, and it has survived the test of time, and lara croft is significant today as she ever was, and long may she continue. i think a lot of people think games are developed in the uk, not as much as in the united states orjapan or china, but the uk is at the forefront of all great game development. sticking with the uk theme, winner of the best british game was indie puzzler viewfinder from sleepy owl studios, from sleepy owl studios. they also took on the award for new intellectual property. very happy and very grateful and chuffed, emotional! we really appreciate - being validated by our peers, by the people in the industry. baldur�*s gate 3... but the big prize of the night, best game, went to baldur�*s gate 3. based on the dungeons & dragons table—top role—playing games, it cleaned up, racking up five awards in total. our north america correspondentjohn sudworth has been looking star from the humblest of routes at the pinnacle of we

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the other two appointments livingston from new york and sherman from canada. kent had no special interest in or talent writers. all five, though, are of the same mind so as congress they wanted another document, this one a conclusive statement for almost every delegate already signed on to a declaration. the colonies were now independence states was to be a document justifying to the world their reasons for this extraordinary assertion was to be a collective statement intended to be signed by every delegate they all had read. jefferson's summary view of british america. his writing talent was recognized. it helped that he was from virginia, one of the two tales that, wag the colonies dog. every member of congress understood he would have a chance some later stage in the process to participate in revising the committee's document at a later date. adams wrote that he and jefferson had had a conversation about which one of them should write to draft each deferred to the other. adams felt he more important work to do jefferson had no competition then no one else w

livingston had a 15 year career.hampionships will play with the warriors in oakland and he served as executive and the organization as well. he joins a long list of celebrity investors, including nba legend jason kidd rock star billy joel armstrong, former raider marshawn lynch. um, yeah. they've a a line owners. they're hoping to make it in a line routes team as well. so okay. >> big news out of the national basketball association. we've got the nba banned toronto raptors forward jontay porter for life. it's all because of gambling. apparently the league says that porter gave bettors inside information bed on nba games and even fake ailments to get pulled from at least one game in order to benefit gamblers. commissioner adam silver calls porter's actions, quote, blatant violations of league policy. porter played just 37 pro games in his four-year career. spending almost are spending most of his time in the nba's developmental league. so. at latest there. >> time now, 7.53 and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. >>

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i caught up with the co—founder of the company behind lara, sir ian livingston, to talk about her legacyn the mid 1990s and it became a phenomenon, and it has survived the test of time, and lara croft is significant today as she ever was, and long may she continue. i think a lot of people think games are developed in the uk, not as much as in the united states orjapan or china, but the uk is at the forefront of all great game development. sticking with the uk theme, winner of the best british game was indie puzzler viewfinder from sleepy owl studios. they also took on the award for new intellectual property. slightly speechless, but very happy and very grateful and chuffed, emotional! we really appreciate being validated by our peers, by the people in the industry. baldur's gate 3... but the big prize of the night, best game, went to baldur's gate 3. based on the dungeons & dragons table—top role—playing games, baldur's gate cleaned up, racking up five awards in total. the games industry has been rocked by recentjob losses, but tonight the developers and performers in this room are focus

livingston and aberdeen was goalless. hearts came away from st mirren with a 2—1victory.h is again being held in seville. athletic are looking for a first major trophy in a0 years. mallorca, who won the cup in 2003, will come into this one as the underdogs. when you go into the game with the same mentality and the right mentality to try and win the game, we know it is an important game for everybody, and everyone isjust preparing. bilbao have quality players too, so it is just preparing for them, and making sure we go on and give our best. you are up—to—date with all the football. to some cricket history. in the county championship, glamorgan captain sam northeast hit the highest first—class score at lord's, an unbeaten 335 against middlesex. northeast hit 36 fours and six sixes on his way to the record. the total surpassing graham gooch's 333 for england against india in1990. glamorgan have since declared on 620—3. middlesex a82 runs behind at the end of day two. what a feat from sam north—east. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines to

let's get more now from stewart livingston wallace. wonder if the death of these western aid workers will be the last straw that brings home the impact, brings the u.s. and the u.k. to bear down on israel and stop the invasion of rafa. stewart: i think the short answer is no, probably not the last thing. in terms of the current is really government, they have made it clear they have this goal of eliminating hamas' leadership and they cannot do that unless they are active on the ground. this be the final leg of the war, possibly. is this the end of relations between israel and the rest of the world? no, i don't think it is. lizzy: it seems to be tough talk still. i wonder if we have had clarity on what iran's response will be, do you think it will retaliate against the u.s. because of its relationship with israel? stewart: we have some precedents to work with, and it is dangerous to predict what iran may or may not do, but when you look at when the u.s. eliminated one of the key leaders in the iranian military, it did not really trigger

craig levein�*s side remain 10th, a point ahead of ross county — who lost to bottom side livingston —at rugby park. staying in scotland, rangers are the first tam through to the final of the women�*s scottish cup after beating glasgow rivals celtic 2—nil at hampden park. it took it 4—nil the 83rd minute for rangers to make the breakthrough. chelsea cornet heading in from a corner, and just 5 mins later, they sealed the victory thanks to this lob over the keeperfrom kirsty howatt. revenge for rangers then, after losing to celtic in the final last season. hearts play spartans in the other semi final tomorrow. let�*s have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today... several crashes made it a spectacular sprint race at moto gp�*s spanish grand prix injerez. world champion francesco bagnaia was one of the early fallers. six—times champion marc marquez started from pole, crashed while leading, but recovered to finish seventh. horgay marteen claimed the victory in front of his home fans. rafael nadal got his first win over a top 20 player in 527 days as he defeated

whether it livingston becomes an important part of the side, with those options in the middle order,premier league edits up top of wise will not be a problem, it�*s balancing that all rounder position. he�*s likely to be a key player for england as well. england�*s sarah glenn has been ruled out of the rest of their tour in new zealand with concussion. the spinner fell heavily attrempting a catch during the t20 series last week and was ruled out for at least four games but after following the return to play protocols the 24—year—old won�*t be fit enough for the final game of the current one—day series so will continue her recovery back home. vickii cornborough is giving up international rugby after having twins. the harlequins prop, capped 75 times by england, says she�*s not mentally ready to return to the red roses because of the demands of motherhood. in her role as vice chair of the rugby player�*s association she has been instrumental in the introduction of a new maternity policy for players. having a fit for purpose maternity policy is something which we did not have at the beg

levein's side remain tenth, a point ahead of ross county — who lost to bottom side livingston — whilee and move closer to safety. elsewhere, hearts avoided defeat against kilmarnock for the fifth time this season after a goalless draw at rugby park. staying in scotland, rangers are the first tam through to the final of the women's scottish cup after beating glasgow rivals celtic 2—0 at hampden park. it took until the 83rd minute for rangers to make the breakthrough. chelsea cornet heading in from a corner and just five mins later, they sealed the victory thanks to this lob over the keeperfrom kirsty howatt. revenge for rangers then, after losing to celtic in the final last season. hearts play spartans in the other semi final tomorrow. chelsea are in action in the second leg of their women's champions league semifinal against barcelona and were looking to hold on to a narrow advantage from the first leg... but aitana bonmati — the ballon d'or winner — has levelled the aggregate score with her first half strike. and its game on at a sold out stamford bridge. we'll have updates on that o

livingston and aberdeen was goalless. hearts came away from st mirren with a 2—1victory.ars. mallorca, who won the cup in 2003, will come into this one as the underdogs. when you go into the game with the same mentality and the right mentality to try and win the game, we know it is an important game for everybody, and everyone isjust preparing. they have quality players too, so it isjust preparing preparing. they have quality players too, so it is just preparing for them, and make sure we go on and give our best. you them, and make sure we go on and give our best-— give our best. you are up-to-date with all the _ give our best. you are up-to-date with all the football. _ give our best. you are up-to-date with all the football. we _ give our best. you are up-to-date with all the football. we will - give our best. you are up-to-date with all the football. we will still i with all the football. we will still keep an eye on that arsenal game at brighton. the gunners still needing 1-0 brighton. the gunners still needing 1—0 there five minutes into the second half. —— still win

shaw college, 1867 jesse smith 1867 five state university 1867 bennett college 1873 livingstone college. 1879 is the city state university 1891 no agricultural and technical university 1891 was the same university 1892 and last but not least, north central university 1910. right? and again, as a lot of them, except we're basically not kind of such a university begin as primary secondary institutions. okay. okay. so this slide is going to talk about we talked about the history of hbcu in north carolina. this slide gets into the history of activism at hbcu in north carolina. so again, there's a overfocus 1960 and 84 in particular. and that kind of a racist decades of history of activism. and so there were sustained student movements this hbcu during the early to mid 20th century north kind it hbcu student activists engaged in multiple successful moments they range in participant size and duration prior to the 1967 movement, student activists engaged in activism directly internally toward campus administration, faculty, staff and governing board and externally against anti-black oppression

david livingston putting the arizona house >> into recess until next wednesday, less than one week befores illegal in the state. all but ensuring abortion providers will stop providing abortions and yet that was the point that was the car that trump was chasing when he set up the supreme court to guarantee it would allow states to ban abortion and he said on truth, social quote, i was able to kill roe v. wade. he's proven there's a fine line between catching the car and being run over by it >> so they >> may be 500 some miles apart, but it appears that texas has controversial immigration law has spread to iowa. governor kim reynolds has just signed off on a bill that similar to texas, it gives state law enforcement this power to remove some undocumented margaret know ios version of the law would mean up to two years in prison if someone is found in the state to have illegally re-enter the country, citizens, >> whitney wild joins us now with the details. whitney, it's obviously not clear to this point. if sb4 in texas is actually constitutional, that is still tied up in court. i'm wonderin

. >> that's good thing for jonathan livingston's seagull. spend it well. okay.attern for really the last two days anyway. because monday we started out and there was no marine layer. yesterday, never left. and today, it's back with the same intensity that it had. so the theme for wednesday is going to be another marine layer gray day. with a little bit of marine layer mist mixed in and watch the futurecast on the time there. this is taking us through the next several hours and this is not a rainout. but it is going to be a little bit of mist if you are near the coast. or near any bay area hills from this. it's the kind of rain that you cannot measure. because doesn't really full in enough amounts for that. but it is enough rain that you can get some, you know, the wipers have to go on on the car. don't be surprised if you do. already happened for north bay communities and certainly happen along the coast and any of the hills throughout the course of this morning. and the temperatures temperatures are relatively comfortable. temperatures on here in the mid 50s. t

17 points behind ken livingstone and i beat him, he thought six points behind, given what had happenedcouldn't conceive of not beating keir starmer, who he didn't rate at and he didn't rate at all, and he assumed everybody else would conclude the same his own conclude the same in his own party. course, they party. and of course, they didn't. another didn't. and that's another of the with us the reasons why he's not with us anyi mean, if did sort of >> i mean, if he did sort of stage the comeback a bit later on, who's pick for on, who who's your pick for interim party leader? because we know rishi sunak won't be know that rishi sunak won't be hanging around if the result of the is as bad the general election is as bad as pollsters predict. as the pollsters predict. indeed, i ask you that, indeed, before i ask you that, actually, in actually, do you think he's in jeopardy after may elections? >> i think potentially, yes. he's talking about potentially trying election to trying to call an election to trying to call an election to try and stave that off. look, there are lots of people who

and i also ask because there was an interesting article in high rates 2 days ago by chime livingston, who said that it was basically time to admit that israel had lost the war. that he believed that was the wars and the wars on guys as aims won't, won't be a cheese at the captives won't be returned to a military pressure and that is or as security won't be restored. this was in one of the most respect to these really newspapers. what is your take on that is again israel using iran to try and distract from its failures in god's this is the voice where they say the weight, the weight of this one guy. but for a while i say, well good with the wow. yeah. help us finish the whole got some people dispense the days will be that will be a yesterday 9, e c is a big issue. yeah. so what they did with the american, it was coordinated with the americans and the radians warranty americans about via tax, 72 hours before. so how could it be a successful if for, for israel when there was so much coordination and so much planning ahead of the attack? well that's a really do see is a big issue, but you

have you talked to representative livingston who led the effort to put the house into recess? >> i am talked to him and i think that the feeling among him and many others and the republican caucus is that they wanted time to kind of process what this bill means in terms of the legal implications the ruling happened 24 hours prior to us convening in session. so i think lawmakers wanted a little bit more time to consider it in my personal view, i think that we need to repeal the territorial law as quickly as possible because i don't believe that women or doctors should be locked up for abortion this bill that's what the territory is he good to go now on what you were proposing >> members in our caucus are still continuing to discuss this it will continue through the weekend and into next week. there are a wide variety of views on this issue on both sides of the aisle, as you can imagine, because it's so significant and deeply personal. so we'll continue to have those conversations. >> so you said that you believe there's going to be a vote on wednesday. why are you saying that?

her honors include nieman fellowship and livingston award for national reporting, and she was part of the that won a george polk for justice reporting and she is a fellow at washingtonian was laura was due to be here today but instead we've got jesse holland which is just as good a nationally renowned journalist, educator and author with, a portfolio of stories that challenge perspectives, reshape narratives, inspire change. he's the author of the award winning nonfiction books the invisibles, the untold story african-american slaves inside the white and black men built the capital. discovering african american history. and around washington, d.c., jesse is a weekend host of washington journal and c-span, and the associate director of the school of media and public affairs at the george washington university. so please me in welcoming laura meckler and jesse jesse holland. wow, this is quite the turnout. this this is great, isn't it? yeah, i was very much so. i mean, not so great for the people who don't seats, but, you know, really, really great from this point of view. yeah, well, w

ends up debating hamilton in the new york ratifying convention, he really gives both hamilton and livingston who are college graduates, a real run for their funds for the further thing i mean the date is very, very fascinating all about aristocracy and and and consolidate those are the two major anti-federalist content. yes this is a consolidation and it's putting worse autocratic people into and of course that was the plan in some sense were. no, they weren't wrong about that. but in the end, when new york votes and it was close smith votes for the constitution because he doesn't want chaos he doesn't want to go back to nothing because there was nothing that was there. and in the end, the federalists had that advantage. but it is a very interesting politically to see the way they manage things in the various states, particularly in pennsylvania. there's no doubt that that's it's a real i mean, by present day standards, we call it we call it a kind of manipulated ratification. but any rate, that it was a tough fight, but they the only thing out there at this point and people wanted the peopl