>> lydia: no, none of it was bullshit.here. if you've done one thing, you're living in the past and that's your glory day, that's your glory day. this is my glory day. i'm here talking to you eating octopus. ♪ this is my mom's house this place is home. a lot of firsts happened here... first kiss, first cigarette. never saw it as a problem... but when i was younger... 2 cigarettes, 3 cigarettes it wasn't; it wasn't a habit... my mom - she was always like "you need to do something, you need to get rid of them." that was her thing. as time went on, as smoking started falling out of fashion in society and rules started changing. gave the juul a real chance and... found that i liked it. found that it really works. the switch was easy. it was a no brainer really. but now that i look at people who smoke i am like "dude really?! you still doing that?" you know there's an alternative to that right? you don't have to do that. the person that i like to think that i am is because of her. this came from her... really. ♪ >> john: i try

out against norway the scandinavians went in front when isabelle since matched the ball past keeper lydia williams australia though drew level in the 2nd half at least a long night storing directly off that corner australia's star striker sam her missing her penalty in the shoot out there before norway's ingrid angle sent her side i'm happy they are on to the forefront. turning to action off the field now the ongoing lawsuit by the u.s. women's team against the american football federation over fair pay is set to go to mediation following the world cup the u.s. players initially filed a lawsuit in march over an equal pay and working conditions compared to the men's team they in the us federation are hopeful that mediation will settle the case but 1st team usa is dealing with the task on the field of defending their world cup tie . in tennis roger federer's wimbledon for. operations gained momentum on saturday as he breezed through to the final of the hollow open defeating france's pm. in the semi final in straight sets ever was taken to 3 sets by his previous 2 opponents in the competitio

against norway the scandinavians went in front when is about how close and snatch the ball past keeper lydia williams australia drew level in the 2nd half when they leave the callant 9th scored directly from the corner a stray a star striker sam kermit's turn penalty in the shoot out before norway's in red and in this batch the winning spot kick to send her side into the quarterfinals. we've probably all seen and heard parrots and song words mimic human speech but researchers in scotland have found that gray seals too can copy human sounds and tell us more about those unexpected finding i've got to tell your reporter paula folios with me tell me what exactly have these researchers discovered well they found that the gray cells which are found in northern europe on the north east coast of the united states in canada. have an ability to copy speech and songs now what this means is that they sense you have a similar production mechanism so the ability sort of to produce aims in their voice box similar to humans and it's potentially a new model to study speech disorders so it's a pretty breakthr

against norway the scandinavians went to end from one isabelle had most smashed the ball past keeper lydia williams australia drew level in the 2nd half when a leaves colin tonight scored directly for the foreigner australia's star striker sam care missed her penalty shoot out before norway's ingrid dispatched the winning spot kick to send her side of the 4th quarter finals. and a quick reminder of the top stories we're following for you this one year on since the remarkable rescue of 12 boys and their soccer coach nick cave in time rescuers and the rescued are gathering to remember how near tragedy turned to trying. to be watching the interview news up next a documentary film looking at life with autism stay tuned for that i'll be back with more news top of the hour thanks for watching. it's all happening to children coming. to link to news from africa the world your link to exceptional stories and discussions continue and we'll come to diffuse african program tonight from fluency in the c.z. tao with side de deputed smash africa join us on facebook t w africa.

minute, this one, scoreless, on the attack, tremendous assist from the right side, isabel puts it past lydia williams, 1-0 lead, 83rd minute, looking for the equalizer, ties it. this one needs penalty kicks. emily of australia failing to capitalize and then it's norway's ingrid seals it. norway advancing 4-1 on penalty kicks and into the round of eight. it's always a feel good storyn wheu see players return home and give back to the community that they were once a big part of. it's an added bonus when the player returns as a super bowl champ and that's what rodney mccloud did today hosting his annual football camp. the eagles safety, super bowl champ and prince george's county native rodney mcleod,luhe camp ins a wellness clinic, free dental, vision exams d this week, kerry chow caught up with rodney. >> super bowl champion, prince george's county's only rodney mcleod. a youth football camp this saturday, we're going to talk about that in a second but we're bk at the high school, looking at all these memories. >> champion >> yeah. >>ou know, this is where everything started for me. the cultu

after half an hour when isabel careless and latched onto it through ball and smashed it past keeper lydia williams australia drew level though in the 2nd half when at least the long nights corner kick made it through a crowded bus straight into the back of the net there australia's star striker sam kerr though missing her penalty in the shoot out people always bring anger dispatched the winning spot kick to set her side into the quarter final. the ongoing lawsuit by the u.s. women's team against the american football federation over fair pay it sets go to mediation following this world cup u.s. players initially filed a lawsuit in march over an equal pay and working conditions compared to the men's team they in the us federation are hopeful that mediation will settle the case but 1st team usa is dealing with their task on the field that would be defending their world cup title and friends. in tennis now roger federer's win. golden preparations are gaining momentum on saturday he breezed through the final of the hollow open defeating francis pierre bear in the semi final in straight sets a

against norway scandinavians went in front one isabelle harlow's and smashed the ball past keeper lydia williams australia to level in the 2nd half when it leaves cal and knight as for directly from corner. star striker sam kerr mr penalty shoot out norway's ingrid dispatched the winnings kick to send her side. off the pitch at the women's world cup the ongoing lawsuit between by the us women's team against the american soccer federation over fair pay is set to go to mediation following the tournaments the us players initially filed a lawsuit in march over an equal pay and working conditions when compared to the men's team they and the u.s. federation are hopeful mediation will settle the case 1st team usa is dealing with the task of defending their world cup title friends. stay with football brazil have cruised into the quarterfinals of the copa america after a crushing 5 nil victory over peru in south. hello the tournament hosts took a 3 nil the lead by a winger ever since horace in the 2032nd minute and brazil went 4 nil up when a superb goal saw danielle this combined with 2 teammat

lydia got the pitch deck, they're approaching investors.they want to do is simply this, and moore is a key player in this, like the chief economist. he might be the alan, or jay powell of -- neil: gives them a lot of sheet. >> look at bitcoin. it is at 11. it was high as 19. it was as low as three. they believe there is tons of volatility in this crypto and all other cryptos. neil: not for faint of heart. >> there was a central clearinghouse, a bank of crypto, they believe, it could be a better product for consumers because it is not all over the place and that is essentially what they're looking to start. you come to them with your bitcoin. they give you their token. their token becomes the defacto cryptocurrency of the world. that is their plan. this is controversial. steve moore going to the fed. they hate cryptocurrency. a little controversial. other thing people think cryptocurrency a huge fad. if you think about it, all the talk about this, when was last time you bought your pumpkin spice coffee with bitcoin. neil: they know me there.

let me go to lydia right now. go ahead, lydia. >> well, thank you for coming to fresno.ights and equality are very important issues to me, especially in today's political climate. you've talked a lot about getting along and working together, but in a primary where we have multiple strong progressive candidates to choose from with detailed policies who are polling better than you right now, my question is, what detailed policies will you put in place to guarantee that abortion is kept safe, legal and accessible, but most importantly, to guarantee women the right to choose what's best for her life? >> thank you. [ applause ] so i think that every candidate for the democratic nomination ought to be able to demonstrate our commitment to women's reproductive freedom, especially the candidates who are not themselves women. that's why i thought it was important for me to be on the steps of the supreme court with planned parenthood. it's why if you visit our website, you'll see our commitment to repealing the hyde amendment. our commitment to making sure that judicial appointmen

let me go to lydia right now. go ahead, lydia. >> well, thank you for coming to fresno.'s rights and equality are very important issues to me, especially in today's political climate. you've talked a lot about getting along and working together, but in a primary where we have multiple strong progressive candidates to choose from with detailed policies who are polling better than you right now, my question is, what detailed policies will you put in place to guarantee that abortion is kept safe, legal and accessible, but most importantly, to guarantee women the right to choose what's best for her life? >> thank you. so i think that every candidate for the democratic nomination ought to be able to demonstrate our commitment to women's reproductive freedom, especially the candidates who are not themselves women. that's why i thought it was important for me to be on the steps of the supreme court with planned parenthood. it's why if you visit our website, you'll see our commitment to repealing the hyde amendment. our commitment to making sure that judicial appointments are th

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producer lydia pilcher has been greening every film is that she has produced over the last 10 years.allenge. absolutely. it could be an independent film, 50—100 people. a studio film could be 100—200. the miniseries i'm about to do, the crew size will be up to 350 people. that is a crew before you bring in all your background extras. when you think about what it takes to be people around from set to said, the transportation, the energy involved, then you get to creating the world of the movie, the sets, the scenery, all of the art department, the props, the wardrobe. so you are really running a little civilisation to make a movie set, so everywhere you go you are creating things and leaving carbon footprints. we, as an industry, can be progressive in our content, but when it comes to our practice, not so much typically. emily 0'brien in new york is co—founder of earth angel, a company which will work with different studios to make it more green. our model at earth angel, is about the providing the stats to help shoot sustainably. the four s's, as we refer to it. we actually recruit,

anything of this sort if you are mad you can for example be needed i think for this single figure lydia but it's noted if you get be said if you're mad and you have a history of medics then we have a proof of your marriage certificate but if you're not then you don't have anything like that. meanwhile the wedding date is around the corner and gabriele still doesn't have the visa that will allow him to marry in germany many original documents seem caught in limbo somewhere on the route from india to germany. entire process has stalled. mario and gabrielle decide their only hope is to apply for an ordinary visa they spend their time going to government offices and filling out forms. and i had a huge fight disguising the discussions she said go to this office and get that good i said there is no office leg which can give me a bed that i'm single 2 weeks before the wedding is still in india with no visa in sight but hasn't given up hope she's at the hairdresser trying out the hairstyle and makeup she plans to wear on the big day. because it doesn't come through the wedding won't happen some

abortion policy in many places around the world miikka will end with 2 comments from you tube live here lydiasays abortion bans are not about controlling women how self-centered you have to be to think that and injuries on the other side says illegal abortions mean abortions in secret and in worst conditions which in dangerous women thank you guests for joining us thank you for watching rico and i will see you next time take care. the journey to work can be a challenge on its own. but for some peruvian villagers traversing one of the world's most dangerous roads is a risk that comes with the job. we follow the journey of the beagle as they get out to survive. risking it all. on al-jazeera. stories generate thousands of headlines with different angles from different perspectives as scientists long standoff with international borders is finally over separate the spin from the facts the misinformation from the journalism protesters complain about the under reporting of police violence the sensationalizing of the demonstrations with the listening post on al-jazeera. the u.s. releases grainy video

. >> reporter: victor gonzalez and his wife lydia have been looking nonstop for a new place, but this time around with lots ofrvo >> we tried and do more carefully everything. my wife says she's careful with everybody. >> reporter: the fear, victor says, is justified. every other posting he finds is by the same fake landlord who duped them. >> he contacted me today and he asked me for the new place he have. i don't recognize sometimes. >> reporter: we connected both san francisco and south san francisco police departments to a property management company that says they might have a strong lead into who this fake landlord is. over the phone one of the investigators with the south san francisco police department said the scam might have connections in several cities in california. >> translator: i just want people to be careful. the same way that we were duped, it can happen to anyone else. they make the scam so real, like if they are, in fact, the property owners. >> reporter: south san francisco police did not want to go on camera to protect the investigation, but confirmed that they

my name is lydia and after being accused of being a white supremacist, i am here to fight for the humanityor everyone who spoke before me and is in support of the mural staying up. i said there's a better world that has collaboration and compromise. a world that looks to honor all cultures and all peoples, not by destroying them. last week i talked about my father who was a civilian survivor of a forced labor camp during world war ii with the nazis. he came here to give me a better life. i was born here, i am a native, but the symbol that stayed with him is that not see his him. i dare not say anything other than this experience is evoking such deep pain and i am hoping we can honor all people, provide -- it says my heart is smothering in its own blood. i ask you, collaborate, compromise, seek a solution that honors all people. thank you. [applause] >> i will now read off a list of names of people that are in favor of removing the mural. when you hear your name called, please make your way to the podium. again, we will allow a total of 30 minutes. each speaker will have a total of one minu

. >> that's where i met lydia, minecraft's chief brand officer. front row seat to minecraft's exploding popularity. >> every year we were like is this the craziest year ask then the next year it's even crazer is. it's been a wild ride. >> reporter: in 2014 microsoft bought the small swedish company that makes minecraft for $2.5 billion. >> we were all kind of thinking, what happens now? but it's been amazing because i think what microsoft has done is they brought a the lot of help in bringing things that we have want the to work on like education, but didn't have the amount of people to work on it. >> wait, education? it's true. from math to chemistry to history, some teachers aring issing the benefits of playing minecraft in their cl rms. >> we're taking them to an environment they above love. >> please export. >> a teacher at william middle school in new jersey. his minecraft game design which is a is is a required course for 7th graders. during our visit the class used minecraft to build mini games based on familiar fairy tales. >>. >> we chose

. >> clerk: lydia ladia or yuniela. >> i'm lee anne and i support the folsom and howard k product. they have conducted community planning workshop for the folsom and howard streetscarape projec gathering community needs and public improvements for the cultural district that will empower and give community ownership like prioritize location for pedestrian safety improvements and key opportunities like design crosswalks utility box and plant species that reflect the culture and plaques. it will reflect the cultural identity of the community and give a sense of ownership. we have design and transport needs. we hope that the work we gather to benefit the youth and families will no go in vain. we had eight outreach workshops and 550 participants. moving on we need to work with sfmta more to make it a possibility for folsom and howard. you've seen the presentation and seen our faces in the community engagement projects but i do hope it's not just a token gesture. i hope there's actual follow-through and results. thank you. >> clerk: next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. as a community

armed as the a cargo ship and it depended for an external protection so you have what what they're at lydia what does exist however are and the detection systems like radar that have been developed for navigation as well as for anti collusion purposes so you would imagine that these would be among the instruments there would 1st be activated to ensure the maximum amount of security in terms of shipping because when you think of the number of ships at sea every day if it weren't for these important security measures in shipping i would imagine there would be much more there would be even worse incidents taking place all more frequently so these international instruments like an international ship and port security code and as well as the. last conventions if you like would see these important imo instruments act critical for making a ship in a safe as it is today but of course you cannot eliminate 100 percent of all of the risk of course we have the new technologies and the new issues with respect to security and. how these security miss in new security threats that are arising today ok when

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my name is -- [inaudible] >> my name is lydia cho. >> and we are the group for politics and lobbying? i want to lead off with the questions that we came up with. how will city leaders factor in transportation companies when introducing policy and legislation. the second question is what are merchant groups and elected officials impressions on the t.n.c.s lobbying efforts, and the last is what can san francisco do to mitigate the impacts of t.n.c.s on the city? so we were able to interview three legislative aides who gave us a lot of information on the side of the city and the city officials. so some of the key findings from the legislative aides talk a lot about the constraints on being able to regulate t.n.c.s especially because the california public utilities commission are the ones that help us statewide sort of say how they can be regulated? but some of the findings came from the constituents and most of their complaints in areas like labor, especially taxi drivers, the environment, just in general, the congestion and emission that has been increasing, and also the safety when it

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pablo espinoza and lydia salazar , the coexecutive directors of this exceptional organization, as well as kyle and dominic who are here today. thank you so much for being here and thank you for your patience, recognizing all of these amazing heroes. we celebrate you today for 40 years of grassroots leadership to build safety and power within lgbtq communities, as the oldest lgbtq antiviolence organization in the country. it began his mission to transform trauma and deliberation in 1979. following the assassination of harvey milk, ended a time of increased violence against the lgbtq community. particularly in the castro. launching a safety whistle campaign, they emphasize mutual aid and collective power, and then built upon the same approach by training community members to b.p. advocates and becoming the first lgbtq organization to provide direct services to lgbtq domestic violence survivors. since its inception, they have been an innovator from addressing domestic violence within the lgbtq communities, to organizing transgender people to stop police brutality, to becoming the first lg

. >> reporter: victor gonzalez and his wife lydia have been looking nonstop for a new place but this with lots of reservations. >> we try and do more carefully everything. she my wife. she say she scared for everybody. >> reporter: a fear victor says is justified because every other posting he finds online is by the same fake landlord who dupe them. >> he contacted me today and ask for the new place he have. i no recognize it. >> reporter: we contacted both san francisco and south san francisco police departments to a property management company that says they might have a strong lead to who this fake landlord is. over the phone, one of the investigators with the south san francisco police department said the scam might have connections in several cities in california. >> translator: i just want people to be carefu that we wer, it can happen to anyone else. they make the scam so real like if they are in fact the property owners. >> reporter: south san francisco police did not want to go on camera to protect the investigation but confirmed they do have a name and number in connection

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talk about the fictional hgz and what's going on with ann dowd, one of the stars, she played aunt lydiaell as the producer, warren littlefield. he is also here with me both in new york. you promoting the 30s season of this show i -- the third season of the so how i love. you're getting into real life, it the abortion bans. what's your view about what's happening in georgia and other southern states? >> may view is that it is unconscionable. and not just because no one including middle class and upper-class old, white men have the right to choose for a woman, no one does. but because these laws would hurt, as usual, the poor and the marginalized who if they are forced of to children they cannot support, they cannot educate, they cannot nurture in a way that says life is good, who has the right to make that decision for anyone? we are all pro-life. there's a difference between pro-life and pro-birth. pro-life means you take responsibility for all of those children in this world who are suffering. >> right now "the handmaid's tale" mostly in toronto, in canada? >> that's right. >> if it wa

my name is lydia. diego is my son. i have several recommendations on this m.o.u., but i would first like to address the fact that i believe there was a lack of community outreach in the sense that having 100 people comment on this issue is a little disturbing to me, being that there are so many schools here and so many parents would love to be able to provide feedback. i also would like to note that the schools where the community meetings were located at were not a neighborhoods where more of the kids affected by this m.o.u. live. so that is an area of concern for me as well. the other thing is, one of my recommendations is i would like for this m.o.u. or the children 's rights to be addressed in some type of assembly to kids at the beginning of the year so that every year, they can be explained their rights, so they know in the event that something happens, what to do, and what their rights are. second, a big thing for me is i want staff, if there is an event that another traumatic incident happens, that the staff in

abortion policy in many places around the world miikka or end with 2 comments from you tube live here lydiasays abortion bans are not about controlling women how self-centered you have to be to think that and injuries on the other side says illegal abortions mean abortions in secret and in worse conditions which endangers women thank you guests for joining us thank you for watching lincoln i will see you next time i take. it was the futuristic bullet train that 1st drew me to japan it was 2 decades ago trains are reflecting the kind of things that occurring around. the birth rate is falling and the long. and losing money having experienced both the railway and tri speed i hope the one will not be neglected to the other off the rails a journey through japan on al-jazeera. driven by outrage and spanning generations the real hinge of demonstrators gathered on the very day a widely criticised repatriation agreement between the governments of bangladesh and me and more was to begin the anger was all too apparent and the fear was palpable if you don't like we're so afraid that if they send one of

>> you and lydia are so cool, you kept us day-to-day basically giving us all the news on, on, on one, the biggest, one of the most important mergers of our time. because if this thing happens, it will be about 5g advancement. there's a lot of stuff going on. it will be a huge thing because wireless service affects us all. liz: i'm trying to stay alive, charlie. >> you will be thanking me. you and winslow. liz: winslow and i. >> tomorrow or maybe later today. or maybe the next day. who knows. liz: thank you very much. thank you. we are pushing session lows right now, folks. we are now down 188 points. that is a perfect reason to bring on the one, the only, trader sarge. what's he doing? he's coming up next. stay tuned. it all started under this buttonwood tree. twenty-four people came together to sign an agreement that created the stock exchange. just the right elements coming together. it started when scores more people came together, just down the street and traded bonds that helped pay for the revolution, and the nation it created. it started in an office on the corner where the ri

abortion policy in many places around the world miikka well in france 2 comments from you tube live here lydiasays abortion bans are not about controlling women how self-centered you have to be to think that and injuries on the other side says illegal abortions mean abortions in secret and in worst conditions which endangers women thank you guests for joining us thank you for watching nico and i will see you next time take care. the journey to work can be a challenge on its own. but for some peruvian villages traversing one of the world's most dangerous roads is a risk that comes with the job. but we follow the journey of these people as they get out to survive. risking it all. on al-jazeera. after decades of being programmed with instructions data angry computers can now on their own identifying package and predicting human behavior. artificial intelligence can monitor our movement. and decide on our future the big picture. of the world according to ai and exposes the bias inside the machine to on al-jazeera. the u.s. releases a video shows iranian personnel removing an unexploded bomb from a

abortion policy in many places around the world mika will end with 2 comments from you tube live here lydiasays abortion bans are not about controlling women how self-centered you have to be to think that and injuries on the other side says illegal abortions mean abortions in secret and in worst conditions which in dangerous women thank you guests for joining us thank you for watching rico and i will see you next time take care. the journey to work can be a challenge on its own. but for some peruvian villagers traversing one of the world's most dangerous roads is a risk that comes with the job. to follow the journey of these people as they get there to survive. risking it all. on al-jazeera. you stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. al-jazeera. airborne vehicles harvesting every pic you take every click you make clicking everything to all the waves. but it's time to watch the what can we blame that on the deep sleep was the 1st civilian. and we are creators. are. pretty good engineers. as you know. it's my privilege to name al-jazeera english the broadcas

, nbc and msnbc national affairs analyst, john heilemann, and the editor in chief for "huff post," lydia pole green. i have been listening to all of you all week. i have been dying to talk to you today. >> i thought you were going to say, i'm so sick of all of you. shut up. my god. >> no, no, you are the show today. i have nothing but time. and i want to hear you on both of this. on her night, not just the standoff with biden, that is not the sum total of what happened last night. and that we, me, i have participated in reducing it to that i think is a disservice, which is why we wanted to start with all of those moments. because strung together, they mr. explain any bounce she has in the polls, which i would predict. but joe biden today taking another stab at putting this into context and i wonder, i want you to speak to sort of the substance and the effort. >> i think that when you look at, first of all, the debate last night. i'm sitting up front watching it. joe biden said that he was supporting the local school boards doing the decisions, not the federal government. which is tantamo

and it was completely different from my experience on the north where my climbing partner and guide, lydiat picture after the fact and i was shocked. i had no idea. but at those altitudes, you're in what's called the death zone so the altitude and the air is so thin, if you take off your oxygen, you would have a few minutes before you would pass out. you have to worry about how much oxygen you have in your tank. >> was it crazy looking at that picture thinking how is that allowed to happen? >> it was shocking. i had no idea and it was different from what i experienced that i really had a hard time believing it, so yeah, it's a bummer that that happened. >> now that you have summited everest though and you have done it, you know, in terms of what you think needs to happen, i mean, some people are saying, maybe fewer permits, maybe fewer people, what do you think needs to change? >> it's hard to say what needs to change, and this season was a little different in that the weather was not as good as it has typically been where there's 7 to 10 days, maybe where you can summit. there were three

trump and first lydia melania trump join french president emmanuel micron for the d-day 75th anniversary ceremony at normandy american cemetery. watch sunday starting at 1 pm eastern on american history tv on cspan 3. >>> the senate armed services committee held a confirmation hearing this week for general john raymond to become us space command commander and christopher scalise to become national reconnaissance office director. committee members asked about the mission and jurisdiction of the united space command which was established in 1985 but had been dormant since 2002 before its reestais

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trump and first lydia melania trump join french president emmanuel micron for the d-day 75th anniversary ceremony at normandy american cemetery. watch sunday starting at 1 pm eastern on american history tv on cspan 3. >>> the senate armed services committee held a confirmation hearing this week for general john raymond to become us space command commander and christopher scalise to become national reconnaissance office director. committee members asked about the mission and jurisdiction of the united space command which was established in 1985 but had been dormant since 2002 before its reestablishment in the 2019 national defense authorization act. this is about an hour and 35 minutes. >>> we have two great witnesses will be talking to this morning and witnesses we are very familiar with. in a very significant area. we do have two of our members that have come in for the purpose of introductions of the two. let's go ahead and start senator van holland if you would like to make your introduction this would be a good time to do it. >> thank you mr. chairman. and ranking member read and to