lynn i'd like to return to dr. leon bass because he spent many years not talking about what he had seen in europe, especially in concentration camps that had recently been liberated. thanks and recognition only came later in his life when he began to publicly discuss the atrocities he had seen could you tell us a bit about dr. bass's personal trajectory, please? yes, dr. you know as sergeants sergeant ambass was only 20 years old when he first encountered and you know those holocaust victims that he saw at that camp in april 1945 and he kept that in it certainly had a profound effect, but like many survivors it took him 20 or 25 years to find his voice and it happened when he as a teacher. he's an educator. he's become, you know doctor of education. he's principal of the school and he's in his class and a holocaust survivor is speaking. his students are you know listening but not as intently and he then begins to share his story. and it's there where he really found the importance of him as a witness and from then

lynn, are we entering a new era of antitrust action? >> guest: thank you for having me today, peter. absolutely. this is, were off the charts in terms of where we've been for the last 30 years in terms of competition, antimonopoly, and in the last year we had five antitrust lawsuits against google and facebook. we have all kinds of actions against amazon. we have people talking about new philosophies of competition policy. this is all radically new, and this conversation can turn out to be truly transformative for the united states because competition policy sounds kind of technical but this is like, it's underneath everything. so this is an exciting moment, truly important moment for the united states, and that's a good thing for all of us. >> host: jennifer huddleston. >> guest: uncle to start by agreeing that a think we are seeing an increased conversation around the appropriate use of antitrust, and that this is a pivotal moment in the future of competition policy in the united states. what's important is that we stick to a principl

peter: barry lynn. barry: i think it was great at&t decided to sell off streaming services, and those broadcast services. and at the time the deal was announced three years ago, we opposed it but we also said that it was a dumb deal. we thought at&t -- they thought that they could go and compete because they control pretty much half the wireless communications hardware system in the united states, and they could compete with the boys, facebook, amazon, google. and we said there is no way at&t, as big as they are, as powerful as they are, can compete with these other companies because they are so much more powerful. so i would say that at the time three years ago, we predicted this was not a wise move by at&t. and i think that has now been borne out. and the selloff by at&t, the spin off of those properties, it demonstrates the power of google, facebook and amazon. the fact that even a corporation as powerful as at&t, there is no way they're going to get ahead. this is true for comcast. all of us occurs

now >> this was news to lynn. she knew conrad and michelle had only seen each other in person a few times. the next morning, lynn will cup at 5 am and notice conrad was at home. she called around and drove by his friends house but couldn't find him. conrad was missing. >> a sun disappears, a mom worries, and a dad receives a troubling clue. coming up -- >> a family friend said they saw his truck -- >> the news is about to go from bad to worse. >> i said, are you sure? what are you talking about? >> when dateline continues. simparica trio is the first and only monthly chewable that covers heartworm disease, ticks and fleas, round and hookworms. dogs get triple protection in just one simparica trio! this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including seizures. use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. protect him with all your heart. simparica trio. when eye allergens attack, the itch can last 24 hours. protect him but with pataday once daily relief extra strength you g

paul said it was his good fortune to have hired lynn. she was a shining light in a field of governing service and an absolute joy to work with. i am privileged to call lynn my friend appeared wish her the best in retirement. governor carney offered similar sentiments saying, when i was lieutenant governor, lynn helped make our office run smoothie and always offered a helping hand to constituents. she's compassionate, hardworking and a good friend, and i am personally grateful for lynn's many years of dedicated service. i wish her and her family all the best in retirement. for more than eight years in my office in wilmington, lynn has seamlessly managed my front office and college intern p program. and i can't tell you how hard a job it is to be the person who answers the phone day in and day out particularly when serving a senator like me who seems to draw all sorts of attention and angry phone calls. so, lynn, thank you in particular for handling all the calls and complaints and concerns of delawareans who call in day in and day out. ly

lynn, what is your organization?our organization is a nonprofit group, we take no money from any businesses and what we do is do the best we can to understand how concentrated power threatens our democracy and individual liberties and we help people learn how americans of previous generations facing very similar threats in the past dealt with those threats and figure out how we can update the tools they use, the laws and policies they used to create a democracy, protect human liberty against concentrated private power and do that today. >> if you take no money from businesses, where does your funding come from? >> from foundations. >> jennifer, same question to you about the american ask reform. >> a 5o1c3 from commonly referred to as a think tank kind of in the d.c. area. originally started by doug bacon and focus on a variety of issues. my portfolio focuses on the intersection of law and technology including a lot of exciting issues these days, things such as antitrust but also issues related to section 230 and reg

. -- barry lynn.arry: it is a great thing that at&t decided to sell off those streaming services, and those broadcast services, and at the time, when the deal was announced three years ago, we opposed it, but we also said that we thought it was a dumb deal, we thought that at&t -- they thought that they could go and compete because they control pretty much half of the wireless communications hardware system in the united states, and that they could compete with the big boys, and we said, there is no way at&t, as big as they are, as powerful as they are can actually compete with these other companies because there is so much more powerful. i said time that, we predicted that it was not all wide moves -- wise move by at&t and it has been born now. and the spin off of those properties, what it demonstrated the power of google, facebook, and amazon. even a company incorporation as powerful as at&t, there is no way that they are going to get ahead, this is true for comcast. as powerful as they are and does

lynn campaigned with john for the senate in 1978.lped lynn become a member of the board of amtrak. i often at family events heard their stories about the path of virginia politics and their hope for more progress for our commonwealth and country. when and broke the news about john's death to her dad, now aged 97, he expressed profound sadness at the loss of his friend of 75 years. after a long pause, lynn said, wait a minute. he is still a youngster. he is two years younger than me. that statement tells you something about my father-in-law, but also conveys a truth about john. he is still a youngster. there was also a youthful -- there was also a youthful energy, twinkle in the eye, and sense of mischief about john warner. as i entered public life what impressed me most about him was his obvious belief that country and character count above all else. as mayor of richmond and then governor of virginia, i often asked for his help and if i could convince him it was right, he would deliver. he was a republican and i am a democrat, but th

and just picking up on that point, lynn, _ long time.y else from the uk because of the delta variant, you might think you can go somewhere but actually if there is some sort of eu directive and we don't know if there will be on letting uk people in, then maybe we can't go any way. maybe we can't. each country it has to make _ maybe we can't. each country it has to make up — maybe we can't. each country it has to make up its own mind. for instance _ to make up its own mind. for instance malta _ to make up its own mind. fr?" instance malta have been desperate for us to go. the british market is important to malta and they want us there, and with other countries, well, who knows? maybe they really are worried about the delta variant, or maybe it is more a political issue, and that i think is what we really don't know, and one can't help wondering some of the decisions that are made on the list did come down to politics. thud that are made on the list did come down to politics.— down to politics. and lisa, is that view that somewhere _ down

lynn? >> mary, thank you. >>> a small but intense fire in san jose left one man with burns and destroyed two cars yesterday in just a matter of minutes. that fire began near the offramp coming close to a couple of homes. winds fanned the flames as it spread. two brothers saw a neighbor. >> let me get you some water. he had second degree burns. it was pretty bad. >> you couldn't see anything. my eyes were burning. do whatever you can to help, i guess. >> this fire moved very quickly. we were kind of lucky in that we were a few blocks away. >>> neighbors every year. whoever owns the property doesn't maintain the brush. we called cal trans to see whether they own the land. they say they are looking into it. the cause of the fire is still unknown. >>> despite the heat and fires this week, there are no red flag warnings in the bay area. however, they are in effect along parts of the sierra and further north. remember, you can find more on the heat warnings. all of the cooling centers and power u

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i'll find the show but the the it up with miller, lynn. this can be less than a deal. he there the pool upon your for lunch. that'll help petula national 4 key this. i largely zip i could mean was that all eliza miss were like again, this is where i didn't feel like a cook because i was a little crazy. it should fall in the moses auto shop down the why i . ready use it i know i me ah, i guess i i i use a not a good at that. gives you ready. where gives it or you already? good. i had no fear. there's no he has, i'm always wary. i'm already in a layer you do the i don't the duty that i'll put as me as it's already come out and give them well, a gun. i knew that i had a need that mean he know me and i live in charlotte right now. i've got a highly booty. i'm going to test going just i'm going to run by dave throughout the night so that it will show me what it so did i look at what i do? i had, i had that had that had gone from been this will lead to the normal and i'm the mother had this with nothing. i said we're going to convey the o'neill shed. yeah. to sit out a vein.

there's bits of lynn gently as i was ugly syria a little later. you know, i get the feel the videos are the when they give you the visual field another or do i'm going to lose a little video lou, it will feel a lot if i didn't know book and the point was that we got going on monopoly when i said that i have i see the work orders on a little bit. not very too high. i know you guys, you know. yeah, yeah, but the when i was, hadn't had the, well, i'm are you already out for the sun models would be good. what are you doing? because alex, so bad fun here to find the them on a not at our realm on a lower shot. me as you are over adams though our shad fund is just one room on natania fanny. her son got another record to did our on a pre ma, bob woke up with dr. i do because i don't want to be i'm going to that was good data was that i should be eligible. well, i didn't move or i'm going to so much i use use use it. i've got no energy d t. i know how to do. i did fill it out by database or about that. oh good. yeah. could you now because i can't handle th

well, now jamie lynn spears is breaking her site sluss bay area real estate slowing down what's behindent decline in home sales. >> buyer fatigue is apparently settling in for some people in the housing market realtors and economists say inventory is now up in the bay area. kron four's the leap to go reports. there are a combination of factors behind the increase in inventory and that list lifting of the pandemic restrictions is one of them. >> in the past 2 weeks, east bay realtor jeffrey knight ullman says he's noticed a significant drop in interest from homebuyers. open houses are not as busy. >> we're seen perhaps less offers coming in as on properties night. ullman is based in oakland and serves as president of the bridge association of realtors. he says fewer offers are not necessarily a bad thing for sellers. he says it just may take a little longer for homes to close escrow. needleman says buyers have become frustrated over the process constantly being outbid after multiple offers and faced with the inability to compete with people willing to pay cash at begins to erode buyers

lynn montgomery, thank you very much. >> thank you. arthel: eric?hey're watching us, we're in the air. we're live, arthel and i, on that little tv set behind the seatbacks. so if you're flying right now watching us, thank the flight attendant. >>> well, what's that? that's not your airplane, that is, apparently, a ufo. of course, congress released its highly anticipated report on ufos leaving many questions still unanswered about what is out there if there is anything. lawmakers say it is crucial to find out what those sightings we've been hearing about are sense they worry stuff like this could be a national security risk. lucas tomlinson has more from washington. >> eric, this ufo report is likely to leave many people unsatisfied. the evidence is largely inconclusive. the u.s. government says it has little explanation for 143 sightings since 2004. the unclassified report warns these unidentified objects clearly poses a safety issue, and may pose a challenge to u.s. national security. these observations could be the result of sensor errors, spoofin

trace: i think the most important thing he said, lynn said he thinks he needs to apologize but he does the reason is to avoid the news cycle and receipt a lot of that. he's trying to avoid the news cycle, he preemptively apologizing so he doesn't get called out and then he doesn't get canceled about where we stand right now and you equated profusely for two signaling signs in regards across america where people are telling you beliefs ahead of time. telling their beliefs and saying in essence, don't bother me because we have a sign in front yard that says we are on the same team, we are good. instead you think people i respect the most are the ones who don't have the signs, the ones on the ground in the inner cities mentoring these young people and coaching teaching and providing equipment so these kids in lower income neighborhoods can do things after school that are beneficial to them. those of the people i think it goes back to drew brees, former or back in the saints, remember when he supported the american side and fighter had to apologize for it? repeatedly how to apologize for t

this morning, jamie lynn spears backing her big sister.pporting britney spears' petition to end her conservatorship. >> i support my sister. i love my sister, always have, always will, as long as she's happy. >> reporter: the 30-year-old "zoey 101" star speaking about the matters after her sister spoke out first. >> maybe i didn't support her with the way the public would like me to, but i've supported her long before there was a hashtag and i'll support her long after. >> reporter: the show of solidarity comes just days after britney spears pled for a judge to end the conservatorship, the 39-year-old megastar called it abusive and said it has controlled her finances and her life for more than a decade. her shocking courtroom allegations comparing her conservatorship to sex trafficking saying she's been exploited and embarrassed by those in control. spears testifying she's not allowed to ride in a car driven by her boyfriend or make her own decisions about birth control, marriage or having more children. >> i just want to let you guys know

lynn says, my destination is l rory.om home. ttee isn't anything legally preventing you from travelling, even for a holiday and that is a purposeful government decision. if it had wanted to make it more difficult for people to go to amber list countries, then it could have used foreign commonwealth development office advice. for many amber list countries, there is a warning about travelling and that does lead to holidays being cancelled and sometimes flights. that isn't true of all amber list destinations, portugalfor of all amber list destinations, portugal for example does not have that warning, neither does the canary islands or some greek islands. it canary islands or some greek islands. , :, ., , , , islands. it is on the amber list but it doesn't have _ islands. it is on the amber list but it doesn't have the _ islands. it is on the amber list but it doesn't have the foreign - it doesn't have the foreign commonwealth office awning, that is interesting, isn't it? it is commonwealth office awning, that is interesting

lynn was an eis officer with the malaria branch.s a nurse and currently serving wisconsin state representative. after eis, sara served in multiple leadership roles, including being chronic health director in the state of colorado. sara was assigned to the state of oklahoma for eis. we hope you enjoy the reflections of our panel by eis alumni. >>> thank you for that introduction and thank you to our esteemed panelists for helping us reminisce today. we are celebrating the 70th anniversary for eis, but we are also celebrating the 210th anniversary for the class of 2011, and i say that because we always think our class was the best class, so i invite you continue feeling that way. for our speakers today, i'm going to ask us to reflect very profoundly at some point, to think about how eis transformed us as individuals, how it shifted and changed our career trajectories in unexpected ways as well. but before we get deep like that, i just want us to reminisce about our time as eis officers. so i wonder if i can start with you, jennifer, a

back to the jamie lynn spears front she said she wants her sister to be happy and is proud of her sisters toward that goal. sound like jamie lynn spears is siding with her sister but a lot of family members involved in this issue, tough place to be in. todd: rock and a hard place. still ahead a lot of students across america struggling with online learning during the pandemic. jillian: a repeat year to ensure kids can make the grade. the republican lawmaker who wrote the bill and two parents join us live next. [ "me and you" by barry louis polisar ] ♪ me and you just singing on the train ♪ ♪ me and you listening to the rain ♪ ♪ me and you we are the same ♪ ♪ me and you have all the fame we need ♪ ♪ indeed, you and me are we ♪ ♪ me and you singing in the park ♪ ♪ me and you, we're waiting for the dark ♪ >> pennsylvania parent phrasing a plan to repeat the school year because of the pandemic, lawmakers passing the bill sinker as they, quote, way no later than july of 2021 to have a child repeat a grade level to make up for lost educational opportunities due to covid 19. here to discuss, au

jillian: carley shimkus here with what she had to say. >> reporter: jamie lynn spears is speaking out sister, the 30-year-old posted a video and instagram where she said the criticism she should have spoken out sooner. >> now that she has clearly spoken i feel like i can follow her lead and say what i need to say. maybe i didn't support her the way the public would like me to with hashtag on public platforms but i supported my sister long before then. >> he says i'm proud of britney for using her voice, so proud of her for requesting new counsel. another notable name chiming in, fellow popstar christina aguilera posted a tweet saying the last few days i have been thinking about britney and everything she is going through. it is unacceptable that anyone a human wanting to be in control of their own destiny might not be allowed to live life as they wish. on thursday spears and her boyfriends traveled to hawaii for rest and relaxation after her testimony but this court battle is far from over. jillian: some people call that are and are. todd: a role parking tag is pretty neat. carley: th

lynn says the district also hopes to see positive change.l like there. >> included in a part of our schools and that it's a good experience for says the family believes this will happen. we are excited for the change that's coming. >> and. >> we are excited to be able to continue to advocate. for both morgan and other students. that was kate gardner reporting for us tonight. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> how does the bay bridge world series sound to you. sounds pretty good to me and it might not be that far fetched either. the giants have the best record in baseball. the a's have the best record in baseball in the month of june open looking to extend their win streak to 7 games today over yankee stadium on the east coast. bob melvin became the winningest managers oakland history. earlier this month. he's done an excellent job top the first. no score. matt olson drives. one high and deep to right that is caring and it is gone. a strike first. they lead one, nothing. bottom of the 5th now tied at 2. group door crushes this one deep to right. no

she's one step closer to her goal. anna lynn buck hopes to replace on glove macklin german leader and on saturday got the backing of 19 point . 5 percent of a party to run is the 1st evergreen candidate sampler. the friday. he's quite, i know for joy to take the responsibility and the knowledge that we can do better together. and that's what we're seeing a much here. how we spend 40 years preparing today's now's the time to renew our country and anything that is possible or is i land to annoy. and when i list is for the past 3 years, their book and about how big have been at the helm of the green policy and led the greens to new heights in the pole. now the policy is part of coalition governments in 11 of germany, 16 states and only nevada was born in northwest in germany in 1980 the same year. the green party was found. it started off pushing for agenda parity and environmental protection. in 1983, the 1st screen impeach were elected to parliament becoming a provocative 4th in the bundle. talk in 1998 degrees and to the government for the 1st time as the junior coalition partner to g

lynn hopes that the love from the valley will get him through this pain. it was lauren martinez reporting, investigators say the little boy's mother, samantha moreno, rodriguez, killed him on may 28th. his remains were discovered near a hiking trail west of las vegas. investigators are not releasing how he died. the mother was arrested last week in a hotel in denver in riverside county, a fire burning in the santa rosa mountains has forced evacuations of 100 homes, the flats fire burning off highway 74 near the communities of opinion crest opinion in alpine villages now burned 420 acres forward spread has been stopped. but the heat that bill's been talking about they have winds down there in the rocky terrain continue to present challenges for the firefighters to homes have been destroyed and a firefighter was injured. fighting this fire. this fire started around 11 o'clock this morning. it's 10% contained no word on the cause of the fire, callous. so which oversees the state's electric power system, is warning california into the hot weather expected this

lynn oakley is appearing on video that will be shared by mr. longway and she's appellant foray peel numbers 21-030 and 21-031. thank you mr. longway, please, go ahead. if can you rewind it. thank you. >> my name is lynn oakley and i live at 32 mountain spring avenue. i'm glad i have this opportunity to talk to the board of appeals. my grandfather was the first one to buildup this high in san francisco in 1920, he had the highest house in san francisco up on what is now mountain spring avenue. and he and my grandmother used to hike all over the hill. they hiked all over hills all over san francisco because they wanted a home with a view. they even were offered the property where jewel is castle is for $500, he could have bought that land but he didn't like that view. he liked the views up here. so, despite what his family suggested, he decided to try to move up here. there was no running water, there was no electricity and roads. he had to use a boom and pully to bring his supplies up the hill. it shows the area, the house and also the area in q

jamie lynn spears is her name.s because i felt like until my sister is able to speak for herself and say what she felt she needed to say publicly that it wasn't my place. maybe i didn't support her the way i would like to with a hashtag on public platform, but i can assure you i supported my sister long before there was a hashtag. if it ends tomorrow or whatever the hell else she wants to do to be happy, i support that 100% because i support my sister. i love my sister. always have. always will. >> always will. jamie lynn says she's only concerned about britney's happin happiness. she's fighting to end the conservatorship. i was on vacation but i was watching her when she was talking. very touched, very moved by what she was saying. it sounds so restraining to her. the fact that jamie lynn is speaking up in support of her sister is also very touching. jamie lynn is getting hits online saying why are you speaking up now? that's the thing about online trolls, they troll you for anything. i want to say something about

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in his decision, judge lynn hughes wrote.trying to do their business of saving lives without giving them the covid-19 virus. it is a choice made to keep staff. patients and their families safer. judge hughes also said texas law only protects employees from wrongful termination if they refused to commit an illegal act. meantime hospital employees vowed to keep on fighting and appeal. if we don't stop this now and do some kind of change, everybody's just going to topple. it's going to create a domino effect. everybody across the nation is going to be forced to get things into their body that they don't want more than 100 employees missed the hospitals vaccine. deadline and have been suspended. they have until june 21st to get a jab or face termination. that's the latest from dallas. casey stegall fox news earlier today i spoke with u c. hastings law professor dorit rise about this case, and here is why, she said the challenge was unsuccessful from the start. one real plausible issues that they have is to say. maybe their emerge

. >> thank you very much for yourquestions and the next question comes from coco lynn, the program associate for latin america and the caribbean at freedom house . >> thank you for your time today. according to freedom house and the world reports and analysis, the request for carrier protection for lgbtqi people has lost momentum over the past few years with some latin american governments pursuing legal frameworks, jeopardizing the political and civil rights especially the rights of trans women as the part of the population that can go unpunished and sometimes uninvestigated. for instance in the most recent murder of guatemalan activists gonzalez. so in the context we remain leadership in washington, how can the us helped to revitalize efforts to put an end to violence, discoloration and impunity on the basis of actual orientation gender identity or expression and perhaps specifically violence against trans folks. >>. >> first, thank you for the work that you're doing. i read the freedom house reports very carefully. every year and i think once you put your finger on something that unfortun

the fange lynn family farm was early to enroll. they tested at northwest tech to help meet their water reduction goals. these voluntary, locally led efforts to safeguard our water were supported during the trump administration when they published a reasonable and clear definition of waters of the united states in the navigable waters protection rule. this rule provided certainty for farmers and ranchers and designated authority back to states to regulate their own waters. after years of federal overreach. unfortunately president biden has once again determined that the federal government knows best and announced his intent to review the rule likely signaling a return to the obama administration's wotus rule which thought to regulate every stream, ditch, or puddle of water. this is especially frustrating as many western states face extreme drought leading to severe water shortage. further regulations add insult to injury. producers and water users at the local level know their community best which is why i joined several of my house

and i think the music of dame vera lynn just really stood out for me. i love her.ole new generation. we really hope this project can do the same. # we'll meet again. # don't know where, don't know when. she was a beacon of hope and light. people can cling onto that whole ethos and her entire ethic was to see people through that time. yes, she provided music, but it was so much more than that. the footpath to dover's white cliffs is being renamed in her honour so generations to come can walk the dame vera lynn way as her music's timeless message continues to resonate as strongly as ever. lakshmi gopal, bbc news. i heard somebody singing, matt taylor has the weather for us. you were crooning away. there are no secrets, are they there?! the weather not quite on some of you but for others blue skies and shaping up to be a beautifuljune day. across parts of central and eastern england, some relentless rain for a few of you, torrential downpours, some thunderstorms mixed in. there could be a month's worth of rainfall in some spots as we go through today to stop the good

jamie li -- lynn firing back >> i can assure you that i've supported my sister long before there wassupport her long after >> reporter: christina aguilera supporting her, posting a photo of her and her star's children writing, it is unacceptable that any human wanting control of their own destiny might not be allowed to live life as they wish she deserves all the true love and support in the world britney and her boyfriend spotted on vacation in hawaii after the hearing. the singer using her own instagram to apologize to fans for holding back in the past writing i apologize for pretending that i've been okay for the past two years i did it because of my pride and i was embarrassed about what happened to me >> erin, this court battle continues. what happens next? >> reporter: hoda, as emotional as her testimony was, in order for britney to end the conservatorship, she'll need to file a motion in court her lawyer has yet to do that and it's unclear why the next court hearing is scheduled for mid-july hoda >> erin, thank you >>> if you're ready to fly again, how about bigger planes, big

i love my new city, lynn sunday, and i'm gradually gets and use a life even if it's completely different. where i used to live a nice to see in a new country and in new home i left home. the 1st thing i noticed was how there are laws that everyone has to follow in germany will finish right along each of the different in iran to k means when you don't really have that legal security you have. so that's been an interesting and positive experience. the it's the new scenario in various ways. back in iran, contra was a star, a multiple national champion in his discipline under member around ty, quando, team, me when anybody told me that you treat so many people just between leaving helen and getting in the tag. religion on the street, you say hi to friends, so that guy and the local supermarket who, you know, the market and that's something i really miss here. we are looking at it. you see command is another, some c fingernails. that's why i had problems. the reason it was also known to the public as a member of the national team until the day when she was dismissed shortly after her greatest

imagine, the atmosphere was electric across germany and not just because of the sweltering heat on their lynn, the relief of beating the european champions was palpable as the humidity in munich . those who didn't have a ticket party on the street. yeah. yeah, i will no longer be so important. it means we're still in the tournament. let's hope it continues. that was a sentiment echoed by the teams unlikely hero. as you've been to me, a list of info the wind means everything to me because it was essential for the course of the tournament of 20 years. when the total amount of the much trophy is amazing to speak on the counted towards them and told them i am, especially when you look back at the career that i had left especially. and it's one of those evenings up. i'll never forget my 1000000 focus met. and it was a night to remember for german funds, who after the back of the world cup and russia, have renewed hope that their team still has what it takes. the highest level, the informing one maxima step and has secured poll position for the french grumpy. the red bull driver is now perfectly pl

the me the was ah, this is the w news lies from lynn. it's being held. a major breakthrough in trans atlantic ties the european union and the united states agreed to back down from the 17 year battle of the aircraft subsidies. so it's this trade dispute last time the light direct. so here from 4 but a different. meanwhile, us president joe biden arrives in geneva ahead of the summit where the bus has brought him in coach. and so what can this holds achieve against the backdrop of mutual distrust also on the program despite.

lynn: the market reaction was swift. first thing monday morning we saw livestock futures take a dive and a downstream agricultural prices like hogs rally. we are waiting for the usda to tell us how the attack is affected wholesale prices of pork and beef. because they controlled so much of the meat market in the u.s., the usda was not able to submit isis and release -- prices and sub -- release them for proprietary reasons. we know anecdotally is that the suppliers and wholesalers are seeing a noticeable rise in prices until the plans come back to normal. it seems like from the people we are talking to inside those plants, that should be something that they will do in the next few days. we have to wait and see. alyx: i wonder what industry gets hit next. thank you. time now for commodity and chief where we speak to one executive in the commodity world, it's bobby today, $100 billion is how much it will cost to build the biggest carbon capture and sequestration project. here's the pitch, refineries, petrochemical dance an

party conference gave the nod to co leader alina. bab, oak, she's one step closer to her goal. anna lynn buck hopes to replace angela macklin. jim and leader and on saturday, got the backing of 19 point. 5 percent of our party to run is the 1st evergreen candidate to chancellor. the friday he's right. i know for you to take those responsibilities and the knowledge that we can do it better together. and that's what we're seeing a much here. how we spend 40 years preparing for this now the time to renew our country and anything that is possible or is i land to annoy. and when i list is for the past 3 years, their book and about how big have been at the helm of the green policy and led to green to new heights in the pony. now the policy is part of coalition government in 11 of germany, 16 states. and alina was born in northwest, in germany, in 1980 the same year the green party was found. it started off pushing for agenda parity and environmental protection. in 1983, the 1st screen and peace were elected to parliament becoming a provocative force in the bonus tag in 1998 degrees and to the

it was just 49 years old reporting from rockland, stephanie lynn.ell, our special series voices for change returns for a special pride episode tomorrow morning, we'll discuss the ongoing celebrations and about some history being made. las vegas raiders defensive end carl nasa became the first active nfl player to come out as gay. he spoke about his support system and in the importance of representation and visibility. greg lee spoke to an organization who pushes for inclusive athletic endorsements about why nasa message transcends the sports world. when young people have access to sports and when they have supportive coaches that affirm their pronouns or gender identity, uh, they are less likely to be depressed to think of suicide. uh so having inclusive, safe access the sport for lgbtq youth makes a world of difference. and part of that also comes from having visibility and representation and knowing that they can be fully who they are and play the sport that they love. voices for change with greg leers tomorrow morning at 9 30 right after mornings

they understand me and i'm happy to felice the lynn for them. what matters is that 2 of us reached the summit. look, everything i saw and experience is now in my memory. and so we were very happy up there. and sometimes we just had to think i was looking, i've always enjoyed playing football. and now i play every saturday food. it's my favorite thing to do because i can lay and laugh together with my friends me use. when i came back, i said i wouldn't be climbing any more mountain, but when i see the mountains, i think me and i don't want to quit. i'm going to keep going because i enjoy it. which means he's not. let me ride, you look so different. d like ah, why are you happy? i makes a lot of people who love it and i'm very happy here to think that they are watching everyone singing and sounds like the people there were not afraid . look in news as i sat there suddenly somebody gave me a match and asked if i wanted to talk of. so let me just, i gave you the list on the summit. let me my the and i'm still the same person changed differently. i b

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. >> reporter: forester bob williamss who worked with lynn said these krecedars are dying because of rising sea levels and hurricanes. >> we have to get the public to better understand our forest and what is happening and this is terrific. >> reporter: when the did you first see this idea in your head? >> summer of 2019. >> reporter: yeah. lin's idea -- >> i would like to bring a ghost forest to manhattan. >> reporter: and in march, that's what she did. the trees trucked in to new york could be no taller than 52 feet. so the flat beds on could take the city's tight corners. >> the main preparator lost a lot of sleep saying we would move 50 foot dead trees to the middle of manhattan. >> reporter: late at night, they arrived at madison square park. >> there are 49 trees. >> reporter: this is how you mapped it out. >> i mapped it out but literally, we had to avoid all the lines. electrical lines, sewage lines. >> reporter: lin modeled the entire project in her new york studio. >> i literally had to choose and recalibrate every hole after the first hole because each tree was in complete

i've seen lynn. thanks so much. thank you for having. okay, let's take a look now. some of the other stories making news around the world. relatives have gathered more than a politician from india's ruling b j. p. party, after he was shot dead in the disputed region of kashmir. police ivy on identified gunman opened fire on recast anita while he was visiting the town of authorities blamed separatist rebels for the attack. russian court has ruled to keep permanent opposition activists andre velvet off in custody for 2 months. pending trial, the former head of open russia disbanded pro democracy group was pulled off a plane down to poland on monday. is the latest opposition figure to be detained ahead of elections in september. we can go africa is most active. volcano erupted in the eastern democratic republic of congo. the city of goma was flooded with lava, and thousands of locals were forced to flee the area. now people are slowly beginning to return to the area, looking for what remains of their homes and they livelihoods they w correspondent, not your mother is i

up next, "washington post" writer deneen brown and lynn williams discuss the challenges they faced.gue that while fighting fascism overseas, they had to battle with racism at home. this event was given at the united states holocaust museum. >> welcome to the museum's facebook live series. i'm your host, edna friedberg. in each episode, we explore a different aspect of holocaust history and its connections to its, our relevance to our world today. here in the united states, february is black history month and to commemorate this special

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i am dion lynn. you are watching abc7 news live. abc7 news, cornell is covering this shooting. they talked about this investigation today. >> reporter: this happened on a day that should have been filled with joy and celebration but it turned into fear and panic for many. this man who wants to stay anonymous said that he was only fade-away when the gunfire broke out at the 2200 block of lakeshore avenue on saturday. what did you do? >> i don'ti don'ti don'ti don't what was happening and iand iani down. >> she, people running on her cell phone. police say that a 22-year-old man from san francisco died at the hospital and six other people were wounded. >> was extremely chaotic . >> reporter: neighbors shot this video with the crowd surrounding the ambulance and someone was dancing on the hood . >> we arrested two males confiscated several firearms. >> reporter: police say that a big celebration was happening on the lake. others believe that the celebration was tarnished by violence. >> that shooting is bringing down the overall sense of celebration and joy. >> i do not know what