lynn: thank you.dna: i would also like to close with a comment from a viewer named peggy who writes "white history has been every day for many years, spoken about. text written about while black history was excluded. celebrating the contributions of lack soldiers is righting a wrong. this is about being better human beings." and peggy, i am sure we are all in agreement with you and i hope you will come back to the museum's website to see more for hit -- first-hand testimony from african-american soldiers who fought for the u.s. during the war. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> american history tv on c-span3, every weekend documenting america's story. funding comes from these companies who support c-span 3 as a public service. >> today on "the civil war," laura june davis talks about confederate vote burners and naval guerrilla action on the

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our guest reporter is lynn stanton. lynn: i cover broadband and internet and telecom issues. peter: what is walter's clue or -- wolters kluwer? lynn: a multinational company that publishes in business to business areas. peter: would you support jessica rosenworcel becoming full-time chair? michael: i have worked with chairwoman rosen was so most of my career. -- with chairwoman -- with jessica was was all -- jessica rosenworcel most of my career. i have a healthy respect for intellect and fair mindedness. we look forward to looking just working with her -- we look forward to working with her. lynn: on that subject, you yourself were commissioner on the sec and -- eds cc edward then -- the fcc and were then made chairman. do you have any advice for jessica rosenworcel if she was made full-time chairwoman? michael: she is smart and does not need my advice. it is an advantage to ascend to the chairmanship from some experience on the commission. it is extraordinarily helpful. you are already very deeply immersed in contemporary issues of the agency. you have had an opportunity to

but, lynn, know this. i always try to plant an overabundance, a great variety, of flowers and plants. and the reason is because i know there will be a failure. but then, rest assured, we'll always have successes. i'm afraid, i have failed, if you will, with the pear. i have failed with the plum. i've failed with almonds, with apricots. i had never been successful cultivating olive trees. and then, of course, there is -- is wine. now, i speak of the foreign vines. that has remained a great failure. but we need not pursue that any further. your next question? >> well, actually, mr. president, we've had some people wondering about your attempts to make wine. >> now, mr. light, i -- i said we need not pursue my attempts at cultivating wine. now, mr. light, if you ask me about my efforts, i can assure you this. i continue to cultivate wine. it is the foreign vines that have been the failure. our native vines, of course, they continue to flourish as they have from time in memoriam. they are the ones i refer to a

it means a lot to me and a lot to lynne. well, i'm honored to introduce this morning's distinguished speaker. and when i called her last year to invite her, she said gay, am i the only speaker who hasn't won a pulitzer prize? i said yes, but you're the only speaker who is chairman of the national endowment of the humanities for seven years. and you're the only speaker who was second lady of the united states of america for eight years. [ applause ] if you google dr. cheney, you will be blown away by all of her awards and accomplishments. but as always i'm not going to list all of that, i expect you to do that. but while she was head of neh, she published "american memory," a report that warned about the failure of schools and institutions of higher learning to transmit accurate knowledge about the past to future generations. she said, quote, a system of education that fails to nurture memory of the past denies students a great deal. one of the most successful series she funded when she was there was the civil war series by k

i would have met lynn. she would have met another fella at high school fallen in love and married him and he would have become the vice president. dr. cheney wrote that natrona high school was the most beautiful building in wyoming and the most beautiful building in casper. the second most beautiful building was the carnegie library which opened in 1910. she said by the time i started going there some 40 winters of hot water heating had worked to combine the scent of varnished wood with the slightly acidic odor of aging books to create a wonderful smell. one that was unique in my experience. in the 1950s. it was a haven for kids like lynn vincent who loved books? this was a different time back in the 1940s and 50s and a lot of us in this audience can relate to it. i remember too. teens and kids were free to run around come and go and their parents didn't even know where they were or worry. there was no pervasive fear of computers or cell phones blaring something ugly from around the country or the world. th

. >> host: let's bring lynn stanton into this conversation. she is a long time reporter on these types of issues. she's with walters daily. >> good morning peter. thank you, chairman powell for talking to us about this. there's been a number of proposals for infrastructure investment legislation circulating including the very recent white house proposal that calls for prioritizing broadband projects that are either owned by or involve participation of governments or nonprofit organizations. are you or your members rather about to get squeezed out of this infrastructure largess being contemplated? >> guest: we don't really think so. there is not really a national solution to reach all americans who need broadband at affordable rates. that is executed exclusively and solely by government owned networks. while we think they can play a role in addressing the problem,, the solution, they will not be the central solution for communities completely across the country. look, i just want a level set. i think we should all be for greater expenditures on

a huge risk but one that many like lynn found are prepared to take. some readers across the country download a p.d.f. version of the publication print them out on the street beat the physical copies in their local area. myanmar has a long history of underground publications. independent media is under severe threat. according to groups monitoring the crackdown in myanmar around 3000 people have been arrested since the military seized power in february and at least 700 people have been killed. reasons that keep lin found and his fellow activists. it's determined to fight for their freedom. pretty solid even if one of us is arrested there are young people who will carry on producing the molotov newsletter even if one of us is killed someone else will turn up when someone folds this molotov newsletter will continue to exist until the revolution is successful professionally you bought. a revolution for not with peers to have no end date in sight. you're watching the news coming up on 1st. reports a series thank you for that 4 news headlines at the top of

the reasons that keith lynn found and his fellow activists determined to fight for their freedom. was pretty solid even if one of us is arrested there are young people who will carry on producing the molotov newsletter even if one of us is killed someone else will turn up when someone folds this molotov newsletter will continue to exist until the revolution is successful the look of a face here. a revolution for now appears to have no end date in sight. now indonesia is seeing a baby boom amid the current virus pandemic and while the country is facing economic hardships not everyone is happy about the rise in birth and authorities are taking steps to discourage. ladies and gentleman announcers and. keep your distance wash your hands stay healthy and make sure you use contraceptives. and she goes on don't get pregnant until the pandemics over you can get married and have sex but be sensible and don't get pregnant. it's a pretty clear message that casting through the streets of the city of samarra getting pregnant now not a good idea. for. this pandemic is causing huge challenges fo

a huge risk but one that many like lynn found are prepared to take. some readers across the country download a p.d.f. version of the publication print them out and distribute the physical copies in their local area. myanmar has a long history of underground publications. independent media is under severe threat. according to groups monitoring the crackdown in myanmar around 3000 people have been arrested since the military seized power in february and at least 700 people have been killed. the reasons that keith lynn found and his fellow activists determined to fight for their freedom. was pretty solid even if one of us is arrested there are young people who will carry on producing the molotov newsletter even if one of us is killed someone else will turn up when someone folds this molotov newsletter will continue to exist until the revolution is successful the. revolution for now appears to have no end date in sight. well irish prime minister me home martin has warned of a spiral back into sectarian conflict in northern ireland's saturday marks the 23r

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♪ ♪ >> announcer: tonight on "late night with seth meyers --" gayle king actress and comedian mary lynneaturing the 8g band with fred armisen and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers and this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? that's so good to hear let's get to the news. president biden said today he will withdraw all u.s. troops from afghanistan by september 11th during a speech in the white house treaty room, which is where former president george w. bush announced the start of the war in fact, all the decorations were still up. president biden spoke to russian president vladimir putin yesterday on the phone probably the scariest person who could have called biden besides this guy "jill, i took out a reverse mortgage on the white house. no, it's not scam. magnum totally promised me." former president trump's cdc director, robert redfield, has reportedly joined a company named big ass fans, which claims that their home air systems can reduce coronavirus infection for more information on their products, do not google it at work bernie madoff, the mastermi

up next, washington post writer deneen brown and education consulted lynn williams -- consultant lynnsed the challenges they faced. they argued that finding fascism overseas -- while finding fascism overseas, they faced racism at home. this was at the holocaust museum and they provided the video. >> welcome to the facebook live series. i am your host. in each episode, we explore a different aspect of holocaust history and its connections to, its influence on and its relevance to the world today. in the united states, february is black history month and to commemorate is

onside with giving uncle or merkel extra powers to put in place covert restrictions either christian lynn the from the free democratic party says the powers to put in place things like curfews aren't really needed he's being backed up by the social democratic mayor of lynn michael as well who is an on site with the federal government having those type of powers we are expecting the bundestag to vote on this they have to put it through a vote through parliament before it can come into play they are is talk about being pushed through by the end of this week ok thanks pete that was our peter over there reporting from berlin. well vaccine tourism is on the rise at the moment amid a faltering romance that we heard about there and also distrust in certain jabs still to come we follow one frenchman's trip all the way to here in moscow to get the splitting the job i would have that story in a few minutes time. president putin has held a phone conversation with his american counterpart joe biden among the topics the 2 leaders discussed are the recent escalation in eastern ukraine and also the bila

is martin lynn patient fees are covered by the government companies like this face criticism from doctors with their own practices maybe seahawks or from the tone of the debate shows that we actually need digital health care in. the pandemic has demonstrated that it's effective and benefits patients including those who we've never seen before. in the field we're in it makes a huge difference for them branford for us it. ringback says she's happy with the care she's been getting online. back home surrounded by her family she soon felt a lot better. just imagine i wouldn't be here. what you see right there's no doctor here. so telemedicine makes perfect sense ok you might say it's just a case if you want to speak to a doctor but that's not true even midwives the medicine. 'd call a midwife is an online platform based in berlin it offers assistance to pregnant women and parents midwives can do a lot on video call though they still have to show up for a birth. sabina called set up the platform she's been a midwife for almost 3 decades for most of that time her days looked like this making hou

my friend and former colleague in the state legislature, care lynn justice. she -- carolyn justice. she represented newhan -- new handover and pinder county. she served as a trustee of new in anover -- hanover regional medical center, chair of the lower cape fear river program. i got to know her while serving in the state senate. she was part of the subcommittee on appropriations on agriculture and natural and economic resources while i was co-chair of the senate appropriations subcommittee. so we got to know each other quite well as we went line by line of the state budget, making cuts to the programs under our purview. as you see, the economic collapse of 2008 and 2009 had left the state budget in shambles. and it was our job to help balance it. these were not easy decisions. with carolyn as a key partner, we made the budget numbers work while doing our best to fund the programs of most value to the citizens of the state. through her service and kindness to others, carolyn justice continues to leave an indelible mark on southeastern north carolina. this is why it's so fitting that

i'm gathering this evening in lynn they've already come out in favor of mark was that too was well could be a potential so down on tuesday if the parliamentary group in the end gets to decide this very question something. that the posse previously has been backed by and that or wants to avoid it this is gushing has been going on for weeks now what is taking so long. well neither wants to back down and critics are saying that it's really exposing a weakness on an asset that he didn't adamantly 6 there before that yes he wants to be the man on the ticket he said the man has the best chances of actually getting elected should be on that ticket opening up space for mark was there so we're seeing in a posse fighting are creating something that is bruising damaging not just for the candidates but for the chances of angela merkel's c.d.u. c.s.u. conservative coalition remaining the strongest party year of these so what is becoming increasingly more thinkable is that the greens who are benefiting from this may in the end come out stop this party if this proves is that some are predicting the gre

lynn these 2 stories together i would like you to look at this time i would like you to look at the timeline of the 2 events these are 6 months apart all right ok talk to me 3 the point is also which the film brought out is that your army chief knew perfectly well where his 2 other brothers were the ones that were on the run and apparently didn't tell the relevant authorities is not worth investigating it would be worth investigating but please also you know as much as i do what this gentleman outside the jurisdiction of bangladesh. and yet if this information had been available we would have tried to have extracted extradited them and provided we had an extradition treaty with this book and in fact in many cases we have done and there is no reason to believe that we would not have done and you are quite right. that if this had provision had been available to the government the government would have taken action well perhaps this is all just too close to the higher echelons of power are too dangerous to delve into in the fact that nobody in your country wants to delve too deeply int

this is from chapter one in which readers will meet a woman named lynn. lynn is finishing up her last year at suny, she's going to graduate with a science degree but she's been working in a couple of labs but she's really not loving it. not because she doesn't finally work interesting, she finds the work very compelling. but being in labs is not thrilling to her. she's also vaguely intimidated by the men and the lab. she doesn't really love being the only woman one of of two women in the science labs. so, she also starts to learn about the vietnam war via a boyfriend of hers at the time. and starts to get a little bit more politically engaged. her last year of college she goes to rome and when she gets to rome like her world explodes. she decided she was to be out in the world. so she comes back home and has an idea she floats to her parents that she wants to become a stewardess. in this section are going to read right now it explains a little bit of why that was such an exciting job for her. working as a stewardess give the woman the ability to see diffe

results now from the mid week match day is that wolfsburg win over stuttgart and dortmund victory over lynn hoffenheim beat gladbach braman fell to minds on tuesday cologne surprised 2nd place leipzig while 1st place by and one shelter was officially relegated after the loss to bielefeld frankfurt one and heter burnham's match postponed due to corona virus infections. and here's what the results mean for the standings with just 4 match days left in the season by and munich has extended their lead to 10 points meaning one more win will assure them and now the title leipzig a 2nd followed by both spoken frankfurt in the 2nd half looking at the very bottom shall come out after more than 3 decades in the one displayed. but in tennis now rafael nidal had to overcome a bad start on his way to reaching the last 16 of the boston open eventually bate a qualifier from bella bruce in 3 sets it was an interesting day at the tournament with italy's fabio fognini disqualified for verbal abuse. playing a match in front of a home crowd on his favorite surface pretty straightforward for rafa nadal writes ac

there was a huge gasp in the room and then totally silent. >> diane's friend, lynn arrived. he put his hands in the air, he shook his hands like this as if he were choking someone. it took two and a half to three minutes for her to die. stood there and looked at his watch and just waited. for at least two and a half minutes, nothing moved in that courtroom. >> it was silent. he held the position with shaking hands until enough time passed a person would have died from being choked. >> all of a sudden slams his hand down on the table. i mean that's how long it took for her to die. we all broke down at that point. >> the defense did not call a single witness and made the case in the closing argument. the state failed to prove because it couldn't prove that tony russo was ever in diane's home, couldn't prove they killed her. tony did not testify. but he did talk to us. coming up, the verdict. >> when the jury walks back into the jury box i can't look at him. >> when dateline continues. the bennetts really know how to put their wifi to work. whether it's work work... works for m

a huge risk but one that many like lynn found are prepared to take. some readers across the country download a p.d.f. version of the publication print them out on the street beat the physical copies in their local area. myanmar has a long history of underground publications. independent media is under severe threat. according to groups monitoring the crackdown in myanmar around 3000 people have been arrested since the military seized power in february and at least 700 people have been killed. the reasons that keep lin found and his fellow activists determined to fight for their freedom. was pretty solid even if one of us is arrested there are young people who will carry on producing the molotov newsletter even if only one of us is killed someone else will turn up when someone folds this molotov newsletter will continue to exist until the revolution is successful the blue dogs are facing. a revolution for now appears to have no end date in sight. anyone who's ever been to the spanish island of new york and knows that it is a favorite vacation spot amon

this is from chapter 1 in which readers will meet a woman named lynn. lynn is finishing up her last year's at suny, she's been working in the labs but she's not loving it. not because she doesn't find the work interesting, she finds it very compelling being in labs is not thrilling for her. she's also vaguely intimidated by the men in the lab, she doesn't love being only one of two women in the science club. she also learns to learn about the vietnam war through the boyfriend of hers and starts to get more politically engaged. her last year of college she goes to rome and that's when she gets to rome it's like for world explodes.she decides she wants to beout in the world . so she comes back home and has an idea that she wants to become a stewardess. this section i'm going to read right now is why it was such an exciting job for her. working as a stewardess gave a woman the ability to see different places and also to experience who should be against those very backdrops. this invitation to try out an unfettered version of oneself somewhere else had a fi

2— 02 lynn guard. the move which brought westhampton a third was finished by bowen.ssing. hamza, james madison, dropped by the manager after covid breaches, lester described as extremely disappointing. lester did have you not show there. now, westhampton throw away another three goal lead, could they? and not show again. david told his players there was just one minute left. lester with just one goal behind and here is how close they came to an equaliser. joe wilson, bbc news. asjoe wilson reported there, leicester's preparations were hampered before the game as james maddison, hamza choudhury and ayoze perez were left out for breaching covid—i9 protocols. the team was poor for the first hour today and brendan rodgers didn't hold back afterwards. they are good boys. they are all good lads. i work closely with them, and there is no animosity, it's nothing like that, but we have a value to how we work on a daily basis and how we prepare for games. if anyone falls short of the then we have to move on without them. a huge result at the bottom of the premier league for ne

have to remember, this is a man who was a serving naval officer who was very accomplished, very mask lynn went on out to work and were the bread winners and he was being asked to do the absolute opposite, it was a reversal of gender roles, especially for a man like philip. >> in 2011, he spoke to the bbc about the challenges of the early years. >> the problem was you had to recognize what the niche was and to try and grow in to it. and that was by trial and error, and there was no precedent. >> so your first duty was to support the queen? >> yes. >> what does that involve? >> well, helping her. and supporting her. and doing anything that is valuable to her h. >> it's tough to be in this figure-head position when there's individual journeys to be followed and goals to be reached and prince philip recognized that he to set aside his own career to be the few steps behind the queen in her achievement for such a long reign. >> my work is not grinning like a ape while you cut ribbons. >> his acceptance of his duty, vividly portrayed in the network series, the crown. >> she is the job. she is th

good evening and thank you for joining us, i'm dion lynn. it could be one of the biggest steps forward in our return to normal since the pandemic began. some bay area theme parks, opening rides today. cornell bernard joins us from six flags discovery kingdom, in vallejo, where lots of families are having some fun. talk about a nice assignment and lots of smiles to be had. >> reporter: yeah, for sure. and it's about timeon so many smiles around the park, today. 17 rides are now fully operating good today, the general public is being welcomed back to this theme park at 15% capacity. first up for many families, the roller coasters, of course. >> are you guys ready to ride >> that would be a yes from everyone who waited to ride the joker roller coaster. david and mariah, came from sacramento. >> i'm really excited, but this one, when i told her they were opening back up, she started shaking. >> it was just like i missed it a lot. [ laughter ] >> hold on tight, this coaster, one of nine, reopening at six flags discovery kingdom, after the pandemi

>> i gave money to a lynn woods foundation, he did stuff with many different. >> jimmy: you did not -hat money back? >> i didn't know he used it for that, he used it for -- >> jimmy: once you found out -- >> he used it for election fraud. >> jimmy: that's what he told you? >> that was on his website. the news grabs it, you gave money to lynn wood, they didn't check it out, more fake news, they come out there, lead stories -- he decides what's true or not in this country. >> jimmy: do you believe in bigfoot? >> i don't know, probably not. i haven't seen it, you i no i. >> jimmy: are you planning to run for governor of minnesota? >> i wouldn't run to be a dog catcher right now -- >> stop the presses, stop the presses. [ laughter ] you got this guy out there, this is a fraud. this is not the man -- >> jimmy: oh my goodness. >> get this guy some blue shirts. >> hold on a second, i'm as comfortable in my pajamas as i am in a bleedi iing bandage on of my head. this guy is claiming to be me, that's an imposter. first they went for the phones. first they went for our phones, now they're sendi

well all i know is that compared to cities like tokyo or mexico city but lynn is a village and it does have lots of parks and green spaces like tree lined all of us but the streets are getting busier traffic is getting worse it's not just cars delivery vans and buses and of course more and more people are riding bicycles and there's often not enough room for everyone thinks must change and that's why city planners are joining forces with start ups to come up with new and sustainable concepts. who owns the city streets of berlin are increasingly busy with cars cyclists. overseeing gets around by bike. and i don't want to live in a noisy polluted concrete jungle but i want to live in a city where people chat on the pavements and don't have to shout at one another over the roar of porches was it i asked a porter. the platform fix my palin was set up a year ago for the city cycling community its allows users to see for example where there's a new cycle past or where a new one is planned it already has over 1500 users the idea is to put pressure on them planning authority if. already said p

and he's always on duty hi lynn. the phone rings day and night no worries lena and picking brought up tonight. the villagers depend on him many can match in their lives without petrovich nor their death. you could get one by bush called me recently. i used to be driving the train she said oh yeah you please don't stop till i'm dead. i said to her are you crazy that you have to move and you can't it's a month later she was dead. so i carried out her last wish i took her to the cemetery. petrovich plans to carry on driving his train for 10 more years until the last villager has left so i go. did you know that people in france can get very old like really really old a french woman reached 122 years compared to that colette may seem like a young lady after all she is only 106 years old but that's not stopping her from her passion for music. colette's mas has been playing the piano for over a century she was born into an upper middle class family in 1918 and what my mother was a hard woman she was quite masculine and even

knitting was something for grannies but that's not true . 39 year old pianist fabien philo from the lynn has also discovered the joys of knitting he wrote his own music school but is also still found time to knit a good 100 items including sweaters scoffs caps songs and blankets. strictness to me knitting is pure joy. i love to note because i can just sit on the sofa in the evening after a long working day light the fire and enjoy this moment of peace movement war. well coming months i can focus on one thing forget about everything else and unwind. but the trend isn't limited to the maid items the latest men's fashion collections feature knitwear in all varieties colorful patterned oversized simple this season knitting is not to be ignored. sasha can confirm that he's run a women shop in berlin for many years and not only that he regularly organizes knitting excursions and knitting events even it increases but now as the pandemic rages on his events are only held online for example his weekly on minute meeting. i'm funks had to start 1st i put on life facebook shows that i can only commu

and he's always on duty hi lynn. the phone rings day and night no worries lena and picking brought up tonight. the villagers depend on him many can match in their lives without petrovich nor their death. you could get one called me recently. used to driving the train she said oh yeah you please don't stop till i'm dead but 1st i said to her are you crazy that you have to move and you know perhaps this is a month later she was dead. so i carried out her last wish i took her to the cemetery. petrovich plans to carry on driving his train for 10 more years until the last villager has left so i. did you know that people in france can get very old like really really old a french woman reached 122 years compared to that colette's may seem like a young lady after all she's only 106 years old but that's not stopping her from her passion for music. colette's mons has been playing the piano for over a century she was born into an upper middle class family in 1914 and what my mother was a hard woman she was quite masculine and e

you may require the dead lynn was originally set for october of last year. it would have required travelers over 18 to have a more secure form of id. but the deadline was pushed back because of a lack of state compliance and the pandemic. right now 43% of driver's licenses are real id compliant. >>> okay. here is the question a lot of us often ask. what can i do? it is a simple question with often sometimes powerful results. >> a lot of stories of people who started with that simple question. here's garvin thomas. >> reporter: when the world's problems seem too big to tackle, it is sometimes best to start small. and a small event in the corner of a park is just what she had in mind this past weekend. >> hopefully it can make a big impact on the community. >> reporter: she is a 25-year-old who came with her family to the united states from vietnam eight years ago. she says she's experienced anti-asian violence firsthand. >> even daily life, when you go to school in college, just walking around the mall, we still see small things that happen. >> say their name

still warming up in lynn, looking at 77 for santa clara, 78 in san jose this afternoon. we are looking at those temperatures that are going to be at least on the warm side just not as warm as yesterday and the day before. as we look to the east bay, 79 concord, pleasant hill, 82 antioch as well as for brentwood, mid to upper 70s for tri valley. around the bay, mid 60s in san francisco, 62 daly city, 69 san leandro, 70 oakland, low to mid 70s for the north bay later today. the extended forecast and what you can expect there. we go with the cool down through the weekend into early next week. monday is now looking completely dry and as we head through tuesday and wednesday, still dry. there is a chance to see a shower possibly by next thursday. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic. is it friday light? how are things shaping up? >> it is if you are headed through altamont pass. if you are a super commuter you are in luck. if you are out early traffic is at the limit. here is a look at our maps. west bound 580 showing a lot of green and clocking in nice speeds. easy

is martin lynn patient fees are covered by the government companies like this face criticism from doctors with their own practices maybe seahawks or from the top of the debate shows that we actually need digital health care. pandemic has demonstrated that it's effective and benefits patients including those who we've never seen before. in the field we're in it makes a huge difference for the feelers he. says she's happy with the care she's been getting on. back home surrounded by her family she soon felt a lot better ringback. just imagine i wouldn't be here. what you see right there's no doctor here. so telemedicine makes perfect sense ok you might say it's just a case if you want to speak to a doctor but that's not true even midwives can use telemedicine. caller made wife is an online platform based in berlin it offers assistance to pregnant women and parents midwives can do a lot on video call though they still have to show up for a birth. 'd to be set up the platform she's been a midwife for almost 3 decades for most of that time her days looked like this making house calls and she st

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as we go through our day today, especially in lynn, we will see highs several degrees above average for this time of year. we are warming up inland, mild around the bay and cool at the coast. we will haveve a dry front push through onon tuesday. with thatat we will see gusty conditioions, temperatures a a lilittle bit cooler onon your tuesday with that s sunshine. the winds will ease on wednesday but temperatures will be very similar tuesday, wednesday and thursday, a little bit cooler as we look to warming up as we get to saturday and sunday. >>> finally this afternoon, how about getting paid to binge- watch oscar-winning movies. cabletv.com is hiring a film fanatic to watch and review every best picture winner from the last 25 years. it pays over $2000 and comes with a $100 grub hub gift card and four boxes of popcorn to keep you fueled up through the binge. this is perfect for a movie buff like me. i in for the job. >> lined me up. >> we were talking about this earlier. you have to get in on these marvel movies. i don't know if i am on the list but you need to get on it. >> yes. we c

with concerts here in germany come fluently relegated to our line platforms here's a look at one for lynn's music seem still has to offer these days even if it's only is there are those and once. the berlin are full armani the city is premier concert venue is for the present closed. even so the berlin philharmonic one of the world's premier orchestras is holding concerts they can be heard on what's known as the digital concert hall an online platform. the digital concert hall was actually founded over 10 years ago concert recordings as well as documentaries and portraits of musicians can all be retrieved from the vast archive forthy. balin has 3 major opera houses the undisputed 1st among them is the berlin state opera on den linden boulevard which began as the royal opera into the pandemic is keeping the stage dark the house had been reopened in 2017 after 7 years of renovations primarily to make optimal use of state of the arctic used to design. in spite of the coronavirus the house has also been holding primaries already planned though come to the minimum in the form of online production

and lynn link this 2 stories together i would like you to look at the time i would like you to look at the timeline of the 2 events these are fixed months apart all right ok talk to me 3 the point is also which the film brought out is that your army chief knew perfectly well where his 2 other brothers were the ones that were on the run and apparently didn't tell the relevant authorities is not worth investigating it would divert investigators but please also you know as much as i do would this gentleman outside the jurisdiction of bangladesh and yet if this information had been available we would have tried to have extracted protected them and provided we had an extradition treaty with this book and in fact in many cases we have done and there is no reason to believe that we would not have done and you are quite right. that if this is a provision had been available to the government the government would have taken action well perhaps this is all just too close to the higher echelons of power are too dangerous to delve into in the fact that nobody in your country wants to delve too deep

you're up to date on news omarion and seen from me and the entire team in for lynn thanks for the company people have to say matters to us. that's why you listen to their stories. reporter every weekend on t w. the bunkum to see if there must be little people. and then to look at is a. gulf war lead when you roll up of people if it's entire cultural heritage then you steal their souls. and then you turn in slaves the. wrong part of the same. thing you didn't have them all what happened hollowed out society many times it's not it it was dramatic and that wasn't even the west that happened to them it means off opinion. among kind of nice zilly i can't walk up to the soul of a people to use it at least ethnological museums are like prison just fine you sit there is in their prisons you say the law is there. a little. bit you in the los there are little. oh good. good i was like oh. like one of the banks of the warrior river on the edge of the coastal city of tijuana. last minute preparations are underway in a few days' time the most influential families into all out will be competing in a ca

lynn adams with pacifica beach. coalition is holding a bag stuffed with disposable gloves masks and sanitizing wipes volunteers using the clean swell ap to track what's being picked up how logged a 1000 pieces of ppe a month from around the bay area since october. what's believed to be just a small fraction of pandemic-related waste causing damage to our ecosystem could be ingested but animals and cause a blockage. >> it could be entangled in an animal and the bird's foot or in a beaker and many people think these disposable masks are made out of paper actually composed of a lot of plastic products, which means they are not biodegradable. >> plus it is is so horrible because it breaks down into smaller and smaller pieces and it's always plastic, right. it doesn't turn into soil when it goes into the ocean and the and the fish are eating it. then we catch the fish. we eat the fish. and so we're getting the plastic through them that to us. and it's very harmful. it is very toxic. we want to encourage people to be as s

. >> as he witnessed, the communist took lynn lennon at his word that the treaties the mains of gainingmunists recognize the independence and made alliances with their neighbors to gain ties to in order to marshal the resources of the 170 million russians to build a powerful military force. when they felt they were strong enough, they systematically and immediately doubled up their neighbors. the reds found that in most cases, just the threat of soviet power was enough to gain there in. karl marx, one of the original architects of communist theory said quote, the russian bear is certainly capable of anything, as long as he knows the other animals he has to deal with are capable of nothing, unquote. communist imperialism was on the march, when these things happened. on june 22nd, 1941, hitler without warning turns his forces against his partner stalin. stalin seeks the treaty of friendship and mutual assistance with the government in exile of the country he had previously violated, poland. -- on december 5th, 1941, general struck or ski shown here executes the agreement. stalin promises

kpix 5 is on the site of the new village a promises to transform the downtown core, lynn? >> reporter: this project has been in the works for about four years now, and we're finally getting to the details . city leaders said google is going above and beyond with community benefits. it's all part of the company's plan to get this project passed by the city council. the vote will be sometime next month. critics say the tech giant can and should do much more. >> welcome. welcome to the site of the dancing pig . >> reporter: mayor ricardo held his news conference right here to support his contention that that the existing downtown community want be erased when google moved to town, not even the old neon sign for a different sausage company that once stood where google plans to build. >> google has committed to preserve that dancing pig . >> reporter: the city and google released detailed plans for a new urban village near darrtown station, known as downtown west. they include 8 million square feet of new office space, plus $1 billion in shops, plazas, parks, trails, and open s

you can lynn on the podcast tomorrow morning. >>> we're back with one of the greatest challenges schools face. tonight part two of our investigation. concern of missteps and why her family said that may have set the stage. plus, running out of gas. it could make it tough for you to fill up your tank this summer. >>> right now some fog at the coast and cooler. i'll be back in about six minutes. >>> earlier we told but accusations that los gatos high school district isn't doing enough to support victims. now they say they're not surprised. here's part two of the investigation. >> reporter: a past tragedy in the south bay. >> three boys have admitted toed abusing them. >> she's a 15-year-old los gatos girl who committed suicide following alleged sexual assault. >> reporter: a student at the high school in 2012 when she took her own life. it happened eight days after a party where three boys admitted they sexually assaulted the 15-year-old, took photos of her. with marshallers wrote messages on her private areas when she was passed out. >> the three 16-year-old boys -- >> reporter: two of th

february 29000 the delegation touches down in lynn talk early in the morning. was. was hendrik with boys descendants are attending the reception. and this is. this. was in. a debate about the repatriation a stolen art has been raging in berlin for some time the rebuilt berlin city palace will house the humble it forum which will serve as the new home of the ethnological museum. but how many of its treasures are colonial blood antiquities. the home of forum has brought the issue of looted art center stage. it's not the 1st time that berlin has been at the heart of the debate about. realizing. the african continent promised the colonial rulers wealth and power. colonial expansion was in full flow when in 884 german chancellor the 2000 bismarck invited european diplomats to berlin for what would go down in history as the congo conference. there they drew up a framework to regulate european colonization and trade in africa overriding most existing forms of african autonomy and self governance britain france portugal belgium and germany all scrambled for their share they

meaning warming to lynn, outside, masks on, all of that, some hoping that we won't need to get to these 80% that we wondered about before that we could get to 70 and that would be way sufficient for herd immunity. that is what i'm hoping even if people are reluctant and i also hope that we can educate people about some of the concerns and more people will take it. spend the biden administration expected to relax guidelines, is a ti dothat number of people have been vaccinated and what are we risking if we do that? >> i don't actually think we are risking a lot by doing that, and i think that what we are doing is increasing trust and public health and i also think we could be motivating people to take vaccines because the more you see normalcy, that may make people get the vaccine. the risk of transmission was always extremely low into the vaccine rates at the 2.5% first dose as of today and with the case is going down in the united states, i think it is the right time to say vaccinated people don't have to wear masks outside. and unvaccinated people, if you are around crowds, absolutely