i was lucky i worked with an amazing editor who helped me dig into that. did not occur to me until i got to publication the people i was writing about what actually read the book and then i have the prospect to say here's the book i hope you like the way you are portrayed. [laughter] which is quite an experience because you would write about it is different than we think of ourselves. i got some advice from the outset that said never regret to be overly generous in your portrayal of people at the time that didn't make sense but what else can you tell me about writing a memoir now hindsight that's the best because that's what i tell other people is to be generous in your portrayals of people the way you write about them on the page lives forever so you will never regret being kinder than was your initial inclination to make just talked about the process of writing the book i was lucky i didn't take that long to write because when you write about your story you already know it i did a lot of interviews with family members and said i heard the story of granny

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thousands of lucky fans will be going to the game but there are some that made that trip even though they do not have a ticket to get in to hard rock stadium. the season-ticket holders made the trip from the bay area last year and hoping they will get lucky and score a couple of tickets. >> i have a budget. i'm a single mom so i have a budget but i absolutely want to be there to root for the niners and the at the game. >> good luck ladies. >> these two women are part of a bay area group, ways of empire got the chance to learn all about the history of the team they love. >> another look at our countdown off. it is just from miami and continues all day sunday. of course you can watch it for right here. >> derek is facing 36 count of involuntary manslaughter for the lives lost in the 2016 fire. today the judge announced the election for the retrial will begin in early april. one of them, we didn't want to show her face and she doesn't believe she did anything with criminal intent. >> we all make mistakes. he has to live with this for the rest of his life into me that is a horrible sente

i was very lucky to have a team of amazing women supporting me in this project, thank you again to car michael's for hosting, buy a book, thank you all for being here. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> tonight on book tv american enterprise institute director argues that supporting american institutions rather than replace ing them there organize and led to multiple teacher strikes. explores genetics and neuroscience of human differences in latest book, espn.com senior writer howard bryant officers his thoughts on sports, politics and race in america. and journalists cony hong of 1972 campaign. this all start 6:30 p.m. eastern, check your program guide for more information. >> you're watching book tv, television for serious readers. >> good evening, welcome to kayle ridge books, it's my honor to introduce to you jim kenkins who was editorial columnist on the editorial page of news and observer for 31 years, he will introduce our special guest, please help me welcome jim jenkins. [applause] >> come on up zucch.

lucky to s are so benefit from your excellent reporting and i'm truly lucky to friend.u my we all love[applause] incredible! was obviously people who knew me well did that because you got of my life and my very eclectic interest. thank you. for doing that. thank you so much. thank you so much. congratulations on an incredible term. thank you so much, to the national press foundation. terrific to sit with rod to learn about your father and grandfather for whom this is named. i know that he, your grandfather focused on theso free and fair media and press and that's why this award incredibly i'm so honored to be here because my son, who is actually here tonight. he'll attest to the fact that when sandy called to tell me about this, we were in the car almost drove off the road because i was so surprised, the company that i am in tonight. mentors, andrea great trail e roberts, men, koke it's hard for me to wrap my head around. his i'm just hoping that you didn't use the iowa democratic party app to calculate the votes got me here and if you did, just erase i and we'll pretend lying it never

scott herring was lucky at least his goats have managed to survive. the support. here it's difficult going to be difficult on that i think if anywhere can do it really working poor through the model says it. can do it. after the fires have been put out settles on the roads the fields the destroyed homes for the livestock that did survive there's a shortage of feed shortages caused by the drought and exacerbated by the bushfires . the situation is even more dramatic for australia's unique wildlife. an animal sanctuary stood here in this nature reserve there's no sign of life there's no sign of the dead animals there they're just beyond you know the bench. if i had no evacuated the animals of the show they could definitely been under threat so the toll on lay is huge i. sorry potent. cool thing and just. yes. there we go see. you just deny this you see it a tiny little. here they're mainly looking after young animals that have lost their mothers. but. when they've recovered they'll be released as quickly as possible into the wild. just a few kilometers away voluntee

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the lucky person matched all five winning numbers but missed the power ball. >> we've been fairly lucky. we've probably had probably 15 to 20 i would say in the past year or so of million dollars winners. so pretty lucky. >> now, normally a second place winner splits the prize money with other people who matched 5 numbers. but, in this case, the person's was the only winner. as of right now, the person with that winning ticket has not come forward. >>> three young brothers in the east bay received the biggest surprise of their lives. a navy lieutenant who also happens to be their father returned home after being deployed overseas for almost a year. ktvu's rob roth takes us to that emotional homecoming. >> the three nelson brothers are about to experience here in the cafeteria at murray elementary school in dublin. 8-year-old branden, 6-year-old ethan, and 7-year-old kayla. navy lieutenant daren nelson was in the school office with their mother waiting to surprise them. >> it's been a long time coming. >> serving under an anti- terrorism task force. he missed ball games and of course the

[laughter] my leaving the sentinel 50 years ago was a lucky break for bob woodward, it was a lucky break for our profession. in fact, the best thing i ever did from the sentinel was resigned. [laughter] bob woodward hit the deck running and broke many big stories there over the following year. some of which were picked up the next day by the "washington post". a day after the weekly paper came out on thursday. i year later, bob was hired by the metro section of the post. he had been at the post just nine months, shorter than his sentinel career, when he and a fellow metro reporter named carl bernstein were assigned to find out a rather puzzling burglary at the democratic national committee headquarters office at the watergate office building. the rest, they say, is history. wm kiplinger once said with a bit of hyperbole i might say, a good reporter is the noblest work of god. our honoree tonight is just that. a good reporter and damned good reporter. please welcome bob woodward. [applause] [applause] nono on. [applause >> thank you night for the brief introduction. i am tempted to go bac

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this villager is lucky. a bite from a hump—nosed viper can be fatal.o treat snake bites? 0k. i'm not going to touch this hand but i want to wish you all the luck with your healing process. it sounds like you are in good hands. it has been an honour to meet you. thank you so much and good luck with everything. i'm so glad i survived the crawling beasts. well, that's all we have time for you this week, but coming up next week, mike is in rio ahead of the biggest party of the year and we find out just how much work goes into preparing the carnival each year. all the welding, the sewing, the machines, everybody is working on one show, your parade. yes. everything. for now from me, lucy hedges and the rest of the travel team here in sri lanka, it's goodbye. we and the week on an unsettled note and the weekend looks unsettled as well. some areas will be seeing wind and rain. loads of isobars meaning a windy day but most weather fronts across the northern half of the country with persistent rain affecting west of northern ireland, west of scotland, north—west

aunt's tears and his parents were lucky they were able to flee the city as many as 25000 people died during the air raids many of them suffocated during the firestorms. i can question this in my eyes this was a war crime many things happened on all sides but this was an act of destruction directed at the civilian population. and tears started working as a camera man in the 1950 s. he's nickname was the eye of dresden he documented the reconstruction of the destroyed city and he's been collecting photos and videos of dresden since the 19th century for his film archives government documentary film can be brutally honest with if you do not edit or change the footage and i never did this then for me it is the most impressive historical witness and who calls. today the rebuilt cityscape of dresden betrays few signs of the destruction that took place here 75 years ago. hong kong is divided between those for and those against the pro-democracy movement . even eating places are being boycotted horse supported because of their political loyalties. pastry and the search of his well known for i

she said her family was lucky. a family friend worked their farm and paid the mortgage and taxes while they were detained. >>> one day after delivering his state of the state address, gavin newsom met with the league of california cities. his speech focused on the importance of working with local governments to solve the states homelessness crisis. today's meeting is the governors of first to stop on his supposed estate of the state homelessness tour. he plans to travel the state to meet with service providers and homeless people. the governor says he will use the meetings as a way to speak directly to californians about his administration's response to homelessness. is >> officials in santa clara county are hoping a program to prevent homelessness will be expanded. supporters say it has been a great success. as jesse gary explains, not everyone is in favor of another city tax. >> reporter: for years, san jose and santa clara counties have struggled with helping and preventing homelessness. thursday, the government

and judge you know him for the hearing and now i was lucky that he was able to come and. listen to my case but of course i wanted to 1st of all get it from court. telling the entire country that. prison blocking it was illegal they also want all that gives. to the president of the additionally the court has to also if injunction to present so that doesn't blow the future ok and also i wonder. because in the future media out we have to know that our leaders accountable. to make our leaders accountable. to hillary ugandan must a student at harvard university. german president frank. last 3 days on a state visit in kenya that he visited the kakuma refugee complicated in kenya hot dry northwest getting enough to eat to there has always been tough and the influx of refugees has made it even more difficult. arrival in kakuma kenya's 2nd biggest refugees head home and it was the last stop in kenya for german president franklin before heading to sudan the arid region in the far north of kenya hosts over 190000 refugees mainly from south sudan but also from somalia ethiopia and br

deep down i think i'm lucky. >> reporter: lucky, talented and now a couple of months from his 80th birthdayn his legacy. >> this is so strange, to talk to you, to get to know you, to enjoy your company in this environment. this may be my -- what do you call it -- swan song. >> reporter: no! >> but i love it. how does anything compare to this? >> i'm glad i got to watch that along with you because i was pretty sure it was a dream when it happened. al, thank you. al's new series "hunters" is streaming now on amazon prime. our big thanks to la dolce vida for hosting our interview. to watch my surreal interview with al, check out web extras and subscribe to the "sunday sitdown" podcast to watch the full interview with al pacino. you can find it on apple podcasts or wherever you get yours. >>> next a "sunday sitdown" in all of country music, luke combs. we sat down with our red solo cups to talk about his regular guy appeal, his rise to the top of the charts and his recent gig on "saturday night live." luke combs next week on "sunday today." >>> coming up this morning, morgan radford and i will

has also joined the fight you know i was lucky not to be affected by f. g.m. i grew up in france and i think the question never came up for me but people around me people i know are affected by it in my community even in my family that's why i feel it's important to fight against it. and her cousin how are are about to launch a series of you tube explainers to inform young girls about f c m although i don't think so hello to all and welcome to the you tube channel purple chair my name is howard. f.c. am is illegal in france and the rest of the e.u. still there are 225000 survivors of f g m in france alone. and salamat are confident their fight helps bring down those numbers. this is an act of violence done to small girls who've done nothing wrong maybe it'll follow them until their death that's not good whatever happens i know this is a fight i will continue. and i won't give up before i see concrete results. isn't correct. our last trip takes us to lagos in nigeria road accidents and traffic chaos are the order of the day here now the nigerian government has

this villager is lucky. a bite from a hump—nosed viper can be fatal. is? using herbs to treat snake bites? 0k. i will not touch this hand but i want to wish you all the luck with your healing process. it sounds like you are in good hands. it has been an honour to meet you. thank you so much and good luck. i am so glad i survived the crawling beasts. that is all we have time for you this week but coming up next week, we are in rio ahead of the biggest party of the year and we find outjust how much work goes into preparing the carnival each year. the welding, the sewing, the machines, everybody is working on one show, your parade. yes. everything. for now, from me, lucy hedges and the rest of the travel team here in sri lanka, it is goodbye. hello there. last weekend was about storm ciara, this weekend another storm, storm dennis. very strong winds across many parts of the uk, but also heavy rain. that is why the met office has issued a warning. there is the risk of significant flooding force several parts of the country. you can see this band of cloud w

lucky to be alive despite the dangers many people are still trying to reach europe and overcrowded boats we report from a rescue ship trying to save them. and fighting underage prostitution in colombia 16 how much is it that $101.00 you know a place within walking distance it's safe i always go there. goes undercover to find out why so many children are working as prostitutes in the tourist city of cartagena. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us today the death toll from the corona virus has now passed 2000 and the virus has spread to more than 20 countries around the world on 5 continents more than 74000 people are now infected with the vast majority of them of course being in china where the virus 1st was the texted in december of last year. now outside of china there are more than 1000 cases confirmed the biggest cluster of these cases has been here aboard the cruise ship the diamond princess it's been in quarantine in the japanese port city of yokohama for 2 weeks now hundreds who have tested negative for the virus have started leaving that ship and are returning to their home

they rented their labor as share croppers, or if they were lucky, tenant farmers.ns scraped by, living in fear that if they protested too loudly, men in hoods would come. when the depression hit, two of those share croppers, a young couple with 11 children moved from louisiana to texas. sometime later, their daughter, miss camellia brown came to san francisco. she came in search of work. she came in search of something better. she came to raise her children in a place where they might be equal. my grandmother came here to believe in a city of hope, a city where a young black girl can go from public housing to the mayor's office. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: and she was right. san francisco is so much more than our home. it's a refuge for the gay, lesbian, and transgender brothers and sisters from all over the country. it's a new start for immigrants from guatemala and guangzhou and everywhere in between. it is my promise that everyone has a place in this city, that no one should be left out in the cold. so when we come to this hall or walk down market stree

aaron dale -- better to be lucky than good. final seconds, off the post. jets fans in disbelief, sharks win 3-2. round two of the genesis invitational, tiger woods hosting and playing from the sand. too much on this shot. rolling, rolling, tiger 73 highest score in his latest comeback, nine back of the leader who happens to be matt kuchar. women's hoops, tar tar tar tar r utah a little lazy on the inbounce pass, keyon in a williams sneaking in, and roberts not pleased. stanford rolls 97-64. >> grave digger is back in oakland this weekend as monster jam returns to the coliseum. big fan favorite, six tons of power and gigantic wheels, weight distribution somehow keeps this thing upright. took us for a spin today, that truck is fun, grave digger. abc 7 sports, sponsored by r ...you realize you can totally eat out more? that's yes for less. get the latest spring trends for your home at 20 to 60 percent off specialty store prices. at ross. yes for less. putting term limits on congress, about at ross. washington insiders went crazy. they said term limits are bad

but that you may count their lucky stars that they were not down to ten men here.t was not the prettiest of the first tabs but finally a breakthrough. anthony martial with the goal. chelsea's equaliser came from the unlikely source of kurt zouma but was there a push from brandon williams at the near post? review thought so so no goal. and it got worst ten minutes later. harry maguire could have seen red in the first half but now he was doubling united's lee. olivier giroud thought he put one back but review intervened again. offside this time to make it a hat—trick of review decisions against chelsea in one match. sometimes it isjust decisions against chelsea in one match. sometimes it is just not your day. as for united mac it was a tough day off a pitch but this was perhaps the only attribute that harry gregg would really want. olivia campbell, bbc news. as lydia mentioned, tributes were paid to harry gregg at the match, manchester united's former goalkeeper who's died at the age of 87. gregg has been described as a legend of the game and a brave selfless giant o

also coming out lucky to be a large despite the dangers many people are still trying to reach europe in the overcrowded boat we have a special report from the rescue ship that's trying to save them. plus why are so many children working as prostitutes in the colombian city of kut to him that he that he goes undercover to find out. how old you are 16 how much is it that 100 i know a place within walking distance it's safe i always go there. i'm sumi so much gonna thank you for joining us the death toll from the corona virus has now surpassed 2000 and the virus has spread to more than 20 countries around the world on 5 continents now more than 74000 people have been infected the vast majority of them have been infected on main land china now outside of china there have been more than a 1000 cases of people who have been confirmed as infected and the biggest cluster of cases has been aboard the cruise ship the diamond princess it has been in quarantine in the japanese port of yokohama for 2 weeks. now hundreds of passengers who have tested negative for the virus have started leaving the

as for greg right after complaining for months, he is now able to redeem bottles and cans at his lucky store. >> the bottom line for me, if you charge me a nickel for a hand and regulation says that you can go get your nickel back , then i want my nickel back. >> reporter: you may be wondering what retailers do with these redeemed bottles and cans. as you saw in our story, one store just throws them in the trash. another tells us they pay us for extra curbside recycling. technically, that is a violation as well. the state says they are su osed our take? that is just a lot to ask. we have posted responses from specific stores mentioned in our story on kpix 5 news.com. >> so frustrating. >> many people have just gotten used to paying that price of front and then they forget that they owe me some money and i should get it. >> many people don't even look at the receipts anymore. >> they have to be selling them somewhere because i see plenty of people in this neighborhood where we are in and francisco electing bottles and cans out of the public trash cans. so they have to be taken in somewh

lucky you. i'd like to be there. 70 in napa. 68 santa rosa. 70 in novato.re getting in the car heading up to lake tahoe. our toyota tahoe snow report,. p nice travel weather tomorrow, 47 degrees. clouds increase and slight chance of a spotty shower. wind will kick up out of the southwest. while we'll have a slight snow chance on sunday and that wind kicks up, the bay area will be dry. but winds will begin to increase once again by sunday afternoon. this does not look nearly as damaging as what we had last oreek on the breezy side sunday. 10 to about 25 miles per hour. once we hit monday, kicks up a little bit more. possibly 20 tomiles per hour. again, for monday's forecast. that's really the only problem i see as we head through the next couple of days is someo windy conditions sunday to otherwise we get some morning fog, afternoon sunshine once we head into next week. and temperatures in the 60s for san francisco. my inland valley forecast also offers some really nice weather. 70 on saturday. down to 67 on sunday. more 70s as we roll through next week. thi

it feels good, tonight i got lucky. the gypsy feels good, tonight i got lucky.ing is back. while that was absent after being taken to hospital asa absent after being taken to hospital as a precaution and they must now consider a third fight. he has 30 days and we will see what happens after that. i would advise him not to take it. it would be the same outcome. if it doesn't take it, what would that mean for tyson if it wasn't deontay wilder? joshua. it wasn't deontay wilder? joshua. it was the best performance i've seen from a british fighter. fans travelled here to see the rematch knowing they had witnessed a piece of boxing history. the fact that he got the stoppage is unbelievable. he's made everyone in the room very proud tonight. his comeback from the well—documented issues with drew, drugs and depression is now complete. —— make a drink. one of the great performances from a british boxer on american soil shows he could dominate in years to come. it's fair to say there's been a huge reaction to the fight across social media today, with plenty of speculation

he was very lucky. he was very brave under fire. >> officials say gill is a practicing sikh who wears a turbine which is visible. investigators are looking at this as a possible hate crime or a possible opportunity. . >> we do know that the bullet was stopped and the protective body armor. >> gill was not seriously injured in the attack and officials say is anxious to return to work. but the major crimes unit is searching for the suspect in the case. >> we do want to capture this individual and hold him accountable for this unprovoked attack. >> and the damaged body warn camera is now evidence that every piece of equipment is potentially life-saving equipment. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we're now hearing from the family of a 16-year-old student who was killed in antioch outside a high school basketball game on friday night. he was surrounded and attacked by other teenagers in the school parking lot. that's when everyone heard gunfire. jonathan parker was shot three times and died on saturday. the teen who was

i was really lucky when i was 14 years old to get an internship.ad a job, but there were other people who didn't have a job, who, unfortunately, needed money. and they were shown to commit illegal acts to get money. that is what i want to prevent. [♪] today we are here to officially kick off the first class of opportunities for all. [applause]. >> opportunities for all is a program that mayor breed launched in october of 2018. it really was a vision of mayor breed to get to all of the young people in san francisco, but with an intention to focus on young people that have typically not being able to access opportunities such as internships or work-based learning opportunities. >> money should never be a barrier to your ability to succeed in life and that is what this program is about. >> there's always these conversations about young people not being prepared and not having experience for work and if they don't get an opportunity to work, then they cannot gain the experience that they need. this is really about investing in the future talent pool an

i was really lucky when i was 14 years old to get an internship. job, but there were other people who didn't have a job, who, unfortunately, needed money. and they were shown to commit illegal acts to get money. that is what i want to prevent. [♪] today we are here to officially kick off the first class of opportunities for all. [applause]. >> opportunities for all is a program that mayor breed launched in october of 2018. it really was a vision of mayor breed to get to all of the young people in san francisco, but with an intention to focus on young people that have typically not being able to access opportunities such as internships or work-based learning opportunities. >> money should never be a barrier to your ability to succeed in life and that is what this program is about. >> there's always these conversations about young people not being prepared and not having experience for work and if they don't get an opportunity to work, then they cannot gain the experience that they need. this is really about investing in the future talent pool and ge

aaron dale -- better to be lucky than good. final seconds, off the post. jets fans in disbelief, sharks win 3-2. round two of the genesis invitational, tiger woods hosting and playing from the sand. too much on this shot. rolling, rolling, tiger 73 highest score in his latest comeback, nine back of the leader who happens to be matt kuchar. women's hoops, tar tar tar tar r utah a little lazy on the inbounce pass, keyon in a williams sneaking in, and roberts not pleased. stanford rolls 97-64. >> grave digger is back in oakland this weekend as monster jam returns to the coliseum. big fan favorite, six tons of power and gigantic wheels, weight distribution somehow keeps this thing upright. took us for a spin today, that truck is fun, grave digger. abc 7 sports, sponsored b a former army medic, made of the we maflexibility to handle members like kate. whatever monday has in store and tackle four things at once. so when her car got hit, she didn't worry. she simply filed a claim on her usaa app and said... i got this. usaa insurance is made the way kate needs it

is lucky. to live just some one was above god will call a lot of money don't ask too much guess it was a decision. guess who are alive and all of the how do you should love. not that i would object to what the muslims of this moment. while it does. look at all the water was your home while hordes and throws it in the soup done with the word hole so long to just follow the little. good lord i'm not lucky done out of the. control exalts that's what the law was and last line of the motel bowl i'm a sucker the whole. lot of armor the tumult. of the. locomotive the we'll call it all over cooked on the willow mco bug. the devil call to go along with all of the loot just let alone a little of the jug in one of. the holder doctrine eric holder former attorney general under obama. this is the idea that banks are systemically important they can't be processed because this would be a danger to the society as a whole but what's remarkable is that this idea has bled over into other industries so now boeing

the end user so what you're saying is you get a law you don't get the same opportunities as being lucky at the ballot for members you know your garden team taking you can still get your your bill printed you can still use the extra you can use the parliamentary mechanism has to fire the public campaign is still a question with some experience of these of these methods absolutely and that's and that's what it's about sort is about keeping this in the public consciousness i don't think given boris johnson's huge majority it'll be much in boris johnson's conscience unfortunately or the to the government's conscience who knows they might have a change of heart at some at some point but they are going to reach any road to damascus unless we try and at least work with n.g.o.s to keep just to do the forward because it's a normal thing in normal countries. to resist giving child refugees the same rights as adult refugees i mean if you don't even slipping and i'm not advocating this if the slip in the right so muddled refugees a little bit some form of equity. adults and children badly treating

they are lucky in one respect because they don't get to see him that often. you rarely see trump that disciplined so the trump they saw today, the one who is acting out, the one who is reminding voters in the middle of the country who are not especially ideological who are not the trump haters, not the trump lovers, who are weary of the craziness of the white house, that is the stuff is that's going to help democrats in the middle of the country where the election will be won or lost in a handful of states. the make it stop, i don't want to see this crazy town stuff any more. donald trump today after having had a pretty good run of luck today, donald trump today reminded them of all that bad stuff and that's the thing democrats are going to want to season, see that donald trump from today, every day and three times on thursday. >> john, did you take a swing at -- can you name a democrat who can beat this president? >> i didn't. >> please take a swing at that. >> i have to say, brian, i've been in iowa and new hampshire and iowa a lot the last month. now here

lucky that we have a further lock up event in dubai in eight weeks which i could go to try and qualify could have another go for the paralympic games? is it one of your dreams to become a paralympic champion? how much would it mean to make that a reality because mark two years ago, i crohn‘s disease got really bad i got two options. one was a stem cell trial and the other was a stone bag andi trial and the other was a stone bag and i got told that potentially i'm going to have to retire with both options. i delete stem cell treatment because of the chemotherapy i needed because i thought if i picked one of those options i might not make tokyo. i delete options i might not make tokyo. i d elete ste m options i might not make tokyo. i delete stem cell trial to try and ta ke delete stem cell trial to try and take a route that we thought could get me to the platform. we have been trying to fight since and i knew what was coming at me and i knew what was coming at me and i knew what i was about to go through and i chose my pass and hopefully the past i have chosen will get me through. aimin