michael has made and mark on the orchestra on the city of san francisco and the entire classical musicorld. so it seems fitting own this special occasion and and few days before michael 79 birthday we honored michaels impact to the accomplishment of m t t way on it this street michael captivated audience over the years (clapping.) (cheering). >> (laughter) i also want to spend any doorstepist gratitude to lobbing would or wouldn't without you and the arts and culture and whoefrls thank mayor breed and the board of supervisors for our oh, my goding support to make m g t a reality in record speed (clapping.) and now i'm honored to welcome to the podium another groundwater advocate for the arts a personal friend of macros speaker nancy >> (clapping) (laughter). >> good afternoon, everyone. >> (clapping) thank you, matthew for bringing us altogether and thank you, mayor, and board of supervisors for making this appropriate tribute potential in record 7, 8, 9 mayor mayor and your support this is what i know for me personal and officer and artistic michaels comments has done remarkable thing

a snapshot there, as dannyjust said, but will what michael gove has said, but will what michael gove built? it said today lead to more houses being built? , , ., ~ . ., built? it is up for debate. michael gove hepes _ built? it is up for debate. michael gove hepes so. — built? it is up for debate. michael gove hopes so, and _ built? it is up for debate. michael gove hopes so, and he _ built? it is up for debate. michael gove hopes so, and he has- built? it is up for debate. michael l gove hopes so, and he has outlined today a couple of ways in which he hopes that will happen, one of which is saying that councils must provide robust evidence if they reject housing developments, they must do everything they can to identify other land to build on if they do. he also said the government would introduce league tables to essentially name and shame councils not doing enough, in their view, to meet housing in the area. he named seven councils that he said have to come up with housing plans in the next 12 weeks or they could face interventions. in extreme cases, even having planning powers st

in his witness statement, michael gove has - cabinet discussion. statement, michael gove has said cabinet discussion. in his witness - statement, michael gove has said the wider cabinet were brought into decisions at times too late and too little. mrsaid decisions at times too late and too little. mr said javi in his witness statement that the cavet was designed to place dominic cummings and the prime minister as the decision—makers —— mrjavid. to centralise power at number ten. and in his own witness statement, mr cummings has said the cabinet were largely irrelevant to policy or execution on account of the leaks, your inability to share it, and it because it was seen by number ten is not being a serious place for serious discussion. i not being a serious place for serious discussion.— not being a serious place for serious discussion. i don't think that's true- _ serious discussion. i don't think that's true. i _ serious discussion. i don't think that's true. i think _ serious discussion. i don't think that's true. i think there - serious discussio

. >> whenever i've run before, michael has always been that person in debates that gives me good energy look to, that gives me the smile. and she has taken it upon herself to be at every single debate, to sit in the seat he would normally sit? >> you have this perspective of nikki haley unlike anyone else. how do you describe her as a mom? >> she is fun. she's loving. she is caring. she has always been very supportive. >> reporter: growing up in rural south carolina to indian immigrants, family has always been important to haley. >> we were the only indian family in the small southern town. they didn't know what to make of us, and we didn't know what to make of them. >> reporter: yet today she is making strides with voters of all backgrounds. >> we don't know right now how the story ends. we know that nikki haley is a viable candidate for the republican nomination, and if she is able to beat donald trump, it will be a heroic rise. >> reporter: for now, haley is simply working to beat those odds. >> i have been underestimated in everything i've ever done. no one is going to outwork me in

the us is pressing mexico to do more to stem the flow as michael has to the folder. thousands of strides and make it into america every day. or what time mexico do to stop them. and how much is this a political issue for jo advise us. this is inside story, the.

director michael mann has been trying to make this film for decades.is love of ferrari dates back to the 1960s when he was a young student in london. i was standing in the rain on brompton road waiting for the bus, and somebody drove by and stopped at a light with a blue piece of sculpture that belonged in the museum of modern art or something. and it was a 1967 ferrari. it was a 275 gtb. and that's when i first really got interested in what that was. the marquis de portico of spain i and eddie nelson share a ferrari. the film is set in 1957 and ferrari are risking it all on a lucrative but incredibly dangerous road race. they were kind of these titan heroic figures because the risk was so high. am i willing to risk life for the sake of a win? because that will differentiate someone who wins and loses. yeah. did it make you want to drive around in a ferrari or is it as an actor if you're trying to be inconspicuous, i suppose, a big red ferrari... hi, everybody! well, i mean, you know, when we did drive ferraris, they're movable pieces of art. you are s

meanwhile secretary, meanwhile the housing secretary, michael , has hinted at a michael gove, has hintedhat party will suggesting that the party will cut for time cut costs for first time homebuyers . thousands of homebuyers. thousands of travellers are facing delays or cancellations as storm gerrit forces flights to be grounded. earlier, 18 british airways flights were axed from heathrow. meanwhile multiple weather warnings are in place for wind and rain across the uk . our and rain across the uk. our national reporter theo chikomba is on the dorset coast. there are yellow weather warnings across the uk in the south—east, south of the west wales, northern ireland and scotland, but not the central part of the uk. >> this is due to storm garrett weather warnings in place until 6 pm. today. for those who are travelling in places in scotland, it's worth checking as some of the transport services have been disrupted today , so have been disrupted today, so it's worth checking before you travel. and if you are heading on the roads, do expect speed restrictions due to the high wind levels . an

biden, meanwhile, has not delivered the change he expected, leaving monk unsure. michael beschloss, this is the challenge. joe biden is slowed down by politics and bureaucracy by the slowing mechanisms in the united states senate, which means you need 60 votes to get things. people don't understand that. they just know he can't get what he wants, whereas trump says i'm going to ban all muslims, he banned all muslims. trump says i'm going to build a wall, he pretends i built a wall. trump says i'm going to rip babies away from their mothers if they come over the border, and suddenly, babies are ripped out of their mothers' hands at the border. his autocracy is efficient. a lot of people say i would rather have that and he's funny. >> that's right, and i'm hoping against hope that by 11 months from now, even mr. monk and other people who are saying things like this will understand that the choice of november 2024 is most likely going to be between democracy as flawed and faltering as it is, and dictatorship, autocracy that are going to take our rights away. look at the reac

has capacity at the time. decision is taken. time. the decision is taken. housing, levelling up secretary michaelils claiming local authorities that delay or deny legitimate housing projects will be of their planning be stripped of their planning powers . this be stripped of their planning powers. this is part of be stripped of their planning powers . this is part of a much powers. this is part of a much broader plan from the secretary of the of state, which includes the expansion in the expansion of building in the north, 150,000 new properties in cambridge , as well as a review cambridge, as well as a review of london planning and the potential of planning potential removal of planning powers khan. there's powers from sadiq khan. there's no denying that britain's labyrinthine planning system is the number one obstacle to building so i hope these building houses, so i hope these reforms could be a part of solving the housing crisis. last yean solving the housing crisis. last year, 250,000 properties were built and it's going to be lower this year in the uk. built and it's going to be lower this

congressman michael waltz has been fighting to make that happen, and he joins us later this hour.resident biden takes months to strike back on iran-backed proxies as iran laughs in the face of obama and biden's failed nuclear deal and now has almost enough highly enriched uranium to make nuclear weapons. we'll discuss with former national security adviser robert o'brien why the greatest international threat to america and the world may be iran with a nuclear bomb. all these threats to our country mean a crucial january for house republicans and their narrow majority. we'll talk about what's at stake with texas congresswoman beth van duyne. it's all right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ ♪ jason: we begin with our top story, a scary end to 2023 at the southern border. more than 286,000 migrant encounters this month shattering the previous record high from just a few months ago. add on at least 83,500 known gotaways since october 1st. texas is about to enforce a new law giving its police the power to arrest migrants who illegally cross into our country. those illegal

it has now apologised to dr ranson. michael buchanan, bbc news, on the isle of man. s been treated unlawfully and unfairly by the british government after it took away his police protection when he's in this country. the duke of sussex is taking legal action against the home office over a decision in 2020 that meant he would no longer get the same personal security on visits to the uk. 0ur royal correspondent, sean coughlan, is outside the court. sean. what has been happening? 0'dell prince _ what has been happening? 0'dell prince harry himself is not here with_ prince harry himself is not here with us— prince harry himself is not here with us but_ prince harry himself is not here with us but his lawyers have been here, _ with us but his lawyers have been here, , . , ., ., here, they are trying to overturn the decision _ here, they are trying to overturn the decision which _ here, they are trying to overturn the decision which saw- here, they are trying to overturn the decision which saw his - here, they are trying to overturn l the decision which saw his security dow

. >> bradley blackburn has more on the anniversary and whether the law is ready for the future. >> reporter: michael botchnick has been watching the skies over the hudson river since he was a teenager. >> the we understand wind is out of the west, which is pretty good. >> reporter: he has seen dramatic changes in the bird population, especially bald eagles. >> in the '80s and early '90s if we got one bald eagle come by in a year, we would be jumping up and down and now on a good day in the fall, i can see 25 right here. >> reporter: the bald eagle went from nearly extinct to abundant because of landmark legislation president nixon signed 50 years ago. >> these problems will not stand still for politics or for partisanship. >> reporter: the endangered species act gave governments sweeping power to protect animals and plants, not just in the u.s., but around the world. >> they are listed from other countries, it allows us to bar trade in those animals. that's another way we can protect them even when they aren't here in the u.s. >> reporter: monica medina is a former federal official who now leads new

one of them was michael, who has been handing out meals for the salvation army more than a decade. >> this is michael, tim, and peter from the salvation army with your holiday meal. >> hello. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> boy, the world would be a better place if everybody helped out everybody else instead of just complaining about how bad things are. i think it's a lovely experience. i think people should bring their children and see how other people live. >> michael says having these special moments with the people he meets when volunteering is why he keeps coming back and thinks everyone should lend a helping hand. ♪ >>> groups like the salvation army and local food banks run on volunteers and today reed cowan introduces us to some bag engineers at the redwood empire food bank in santa rosa. >> reporter: listen, when you volunteer, no matter what your volunteer service is in your family or in your home, you are never too far from having a friend and we have bagging engineers here. what are you doing? >> knotting the bags so they can stuff them with anything. >> reporter: wit

film is not directly related, but it has become a kind of horror declaration of the film’s authors’ love for the timeless hollywood film classics; screenwriter michael’s it’s a wonderful life 1947, adding elements of horror, black humor and science fiction to his version. kennedy has already used the interweaving of genres in the script for the film "dich". in 2020, it collected 47 million rubles at the russian box office. scream the night before christmas became a meta-horror, a parody of the genre that violated audience expectations and the traditional horror formula. kiss already. what did you eat? the film features actors well known to fans of thrillers and horror films. justin long, who starred in jeepers creepers and tusk william b davis, has roles in x-files, death notes and premonitions, as well as catherine isabel, the title holder. scream in 2007, which received it for his roles in horror films and tv series, including werewolf, insomnia and the x-files. in america , film critics have declared scream the night before christmas their new christmas horror favorite. in russia , fans of the genre have already watched it. it was included in the

michael clayton. staying in the uk, the new year honours list has been announced, with people recognised from the worldshere's a knighthood for michael eavis, who co—created the glastonbury music festival more than 50 years ago. and in a great year for women's football, there's recognition for three of england's lionesses. 0ur entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba has all the details. her books have sold in their millions. noinlly cooper has been made a dame for services to literature and charity. can't quite believe it. so lovely. i mean, when they told me i got the letter, and i thought, gosh, this can't be me. but it was lovely, i was thrilled to bits. michael eavis has been welcoming festivalgoers to glastonbury for more than half a century. he's been knighted for his music and charity work. also receiving knighthoods — wetherspoons boss tim martin, who says he never expected to be recognised for services to hospitality and to culture. god save the king! and justin welby, the archbishop of canterbury, is knighted for his role in the coronation. i certainly wasn't expecting it, this has— i certainl

michael gove has put youth. saying slow approvals won't be tolerated . in a speech won't be tolerated. in a speech on planning reform, the housing secretary said there's resistance to new development in many parts of the country. he's cracking down on lengthy applications , with some councils applications, with some councils to be given three months to improve or risk having their to be given three months to improvstripped having their to be given three months to improvstripped anding their to be given three months to improvstripped and police ir to be given three months to improvstripped and police are power stripped and police are appealing for help after thieves tried to get away with a hoard of christmas presents. they were responding to reports of a stolen car in bristol when they discovered the haul of gifts, some of which were tagged from debbie and lee or from sarah rich, max and joe. anyone with information is encouraged to dial 101. you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website, gbnew

west of the legal gray area when it comes to driverless cars >> reporter: california attorney michael stevenson hasenting car accident victims for more than a decade >> laws are going to have to change. >> right, they absolutely are what we really need is an overhaul, a new set of laws for driverless cars >> reporter: it was august when california regulators gave the green light for gm's cruise and google's sister company waymo to expand and start collecting fares as they shuttle passengers across san francisco, but just two months later, the california dmv determined cruise posed an unreasonable risk to public safety. cruise saying, the most important thing for us right now is to take steps to rebuild public trust, even if it means doing things that are uncomfortable or difficult the company pulled all 400 of its driverless cars in the u.s. off the road cruise declined our interview request, but we did hitch a ride with its main competitor, waymo, which is now the only driverless fleet in america actively picking up passengers. >> not all autonomous vehicle technologies are equal. >> reporter: chr

aspersions on anyone that digs that presentation of it, but -- >> i am glad to hear you say that because michael hasping right now is basically a studio gangster. i said everyone? he said, yes, every single one. >> that was a provocation i can't back up any way, shape, or form. >> i'm kidding. that's a fallback joke, but playback is very controversial in the music business. and definitely among some fans. and it is more common generationally with younger artists. the flip side is, there are people who say, well, that's only if you define this as a live musical performance. but when you go to certain places what people are saying is, we're all going to rock to this together, not unlike a dj set, and the dy is part of the hip-hop roots as well. what i have seen, i have seen 21, who i love, come out, very clearly not even actually have the mic close enough, in other words, not some milli vanilli pantomime. the mic is here. the mic is here and he's leading the crowd, almost like a deejay set. you love this song, i'm leading this. i'm physically here, but i'm not rapping it. is that something else? do we

his best friend, michael, has committed suicide.houghts, his fears, and updates in letters addressed only to a dear friend. soon, the, charlie meets sam, a caring and magnetic high school senior with an undeserving reputation and her inviting stop brother, patrick, cruz harboring a secret relationship with the quarterback of the football team. together, patrick, sam, and charlie create an island on their own. they help charlie find his footing and then find himself. today's velshi banned book club feature is, the perks of being a wildflower, by steven chbosky. the perks of being a wildflower honestly grapples with adolescent anguish, the numbing pain of a close death, finding yourself under pressure to conform, the generational toll that sexual abuse takes within a family. but at its core, its story about the power of friendship. sam and patrick offer charlie the city ground to find themselves. they're sheltered in the storm that is the typical pain of high school and the additional trauma that charlie faces. they helped charlie und

michael eavis has been welcoming festivalgoers to glastonbury for more than half a century.been knighted for his music and charity work. also receiving knighthoods, wetherspoons boss tim martin, who says he never expected to be recognised for services to hospitality and to culture. god save the king! and justin welby, the archbishop of canterbury, is knighted for his role in the coronation. former rugby league players kevin sinfield and rob burrow have campaigned around motor neurone disease since burrow was diagnosed with the condition. they've both been made cbes. certainly weren't expecting it. this has never been about any recognition, this is about raising money and awareness for the mnd community and fighting for rob. so, you know, ifeel very humbled by the whole thing. three world cup lionesses are recognised for services to football. millie bright, who captained the world cup finalists, says it feels incredible to be made an obe, while england'sjoint top goal scorer lauren hemp... saved! and golden glove winner mary earps are both made mbes. most honours go to people

us president biden has responded to the attacks on ukraine, saying... live now to michael'hanlon, who is a senior fellow and director of research in foreign policy at the brookings institution. he also serves as a member of the defence policy board at the us department of defense. thanks forjoining us. this is been described as the biggest missile bombardment of the war so far. everything is escalation at this point? greetings. i think russia's out of options, out of the things to do instead of the old same old. it's led to dozens of deaths. there's a sense of fear across the country, i suppose thatis across the country, i suppose that is what is after. maybe he's trying to test the reserve of air defence. being to some extent depleted with destruction of american assistance. but i hope his words were heard because i think he's correct — this should remind all of us of what we're dealing with. this is not just a territorial dispute, this is an aggression by a brutal dictator against an innocent people with innocent victims in all of the city. haw victims in all of the city

year honours list has been announced — with people recognised from the worlds of sport, entertainment and charity. the authorjilly cooper is made a dame, and there's a knighthood for michael ago. and in a great year for women's football, there's recognition for three of england's lionesses. 0ur entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba, has all the details. her books have sold in their millions. noinlly cooper has been made a dame for services to literature and charity. i can't quite believe it, it's so lovely. when they told me, i got the letter and i thought, "gosh, this can't be me. me, blockbusterjill?" but it was lovely. i'm thrilled to bits. we're open! michael eavis has been welcoming festival—goers to glastonbury for more than half a century. he's been knighted for his music and charity work. also receiving knighthoods, wetherspoons boss tim martin, who says he never expected to be recognised for services to hospitality and to culture. god save the king! and justin welby, the archbishop of canterbury, is knighted for his role in the coronation. former rugby league players kevin sinfield and rob burrow have campaigned around motor neurone disease since burrow was di

one of them was michael. he has been handing out meals for the salvation army for over a decade. >> this is michael and tim and peter from the salvation army with your holiday meal. >> hello. >> good morning. >> happy holidays. >> boy, the world would be a better place if everybody helped out everybody else instead of just complaining about how bad things are. it's just -- i think it's a lovely experience. think people should bring their children and see how other people live. >> michael says having these special moments with the people that he meets when volunteering, well, that's really the reason he copes coming back, and he encourages everyone to lend a helping hasn't. thank you so much for watching. the late show with stephen colbert is next. the news continues streaming on cbs news bay area. have a great night, merry christmas. (female) i grew up in a home that didn't have running water. my shoes always had holes in them. i know how it is to be poor. i listened to a message of dr. stanley's, talking about, you

she does, michael roberts has put the average nigerian back on the barber's chair to cut off from the least shaping a free mind. hey, in africa is about more than just flux. tapestry creates a on volume tape. so from johannesburg, founded the herd to fight against the rays of traditional croft through cultural preparation. seated bold and beautiful. but did you know that this tapestry for sports label night was me buying guinea women? let's find out why and how the heard is maintaining the traditional called to heritage of the law, speeding and combusting, the dilution of the craft. at the same time, people focusing on the waste and ways of making money. we are taking the traditional making and martin and making it recognize some volume to, to ahead of the interesting be to a dine called d. b. we use it in here in greeley culture. why did you decide to revive the art of gloss, speeding, and why the to use the beat as a baseball while it's tapestry. so i grew up in a very and then setting. i went to multi racial schools after high school. and i felt very disconnected and detached from

michael eavis has been welcoming festivalgoers to glastonbury for more than half a century.nighthoods, wetherspoons boss tim martin, who says he never expected to be recognised for services to hospitality and to culture. god save the king! and justin welby, the archbishop of canterbury, is knighted for his role in the coronation. former rugby league players kevin sinfield and rob burrow have campaigned around motor neurone disease since burrow was diagnosed with the condition. they've both been made cbes. certainly weren't expecting it. this has never been about any recognition, this is about raising money and awareness for the mnd community and fighting for rob. so, you know, ifeel very humbled by the whole thing. three world cup lionesses are recognised for services to football. millie bright, who captained the world cup finalists, says it feels incredible to be made an 0be, while england'sjoint top top goal scorer lauren hemp... saved! ..and golden glove winner mary earps are both made mbes. that they were thinking of ending their lives. for services to broadcasting and b

michael thomas has the latest now from los altos. >> today, the smell of smoke and fire still in the air with fire officials investigating trying to determine if this building needs to be completely demolished. >> take a look. this is video we have of the scene yesterday at around 7 o'clock in the morning. officials say the 20,000 square-foot commercial building caught fire at around 05:00am christmas morning. it's it's a corner of san antonio road in el camino reality houses, multiple businesses, including a dance studio, sat prep school hair and nail salon and a cake shop among others. the roof collapsed shortly after the fire started that video. you can majority of the interior completely destroyed this point. we're still deeming it unsafe to be inside. as you can see, there's a few smokes. they're coming out as of today, eastbound lanes on el camino, real between san antonio road and sherwood avenue will remain closed. our protecting the public and ourselves. >> by fencing off from larger point of view, when the building official comes and says, hey, no, actually, this building i

we have some experts here, michael hardaway, has served on staff for hakeem jeffries, and dick durbin, former nevada republican party chair. michael, let's start with you to very quickly explain for the people as i was looking at this today i asked my team, what is the difference between what mike johnson is doing now and what speaker mccarthy did a couple weeks ago? a couple weeks ago mccarthy directed an impeachment inquiry and johnson is now saying they'll vote on one. make it make sense for me? >> it makes no sense. the truth of the matter is that this speaker seems to be on a witch hunt against president biden. for the first time he may have the votes for something when he didn't half for the latter cr. what they're saying here is that joe biden -- engaged in. which is having a family business and benefiting financially while in office, that's exactly what donald trump did, there's no evidence that joe biden did that. i think ultimately, this goes to the senate bill in the house you may have a situation where they me forward with an inquiry. >> amy, congressman comer has been spe

reporter michael george has the latest developments. >> reporter: even as pressure builds for a ceasefire, israel's military chief predicted the war in gaza will likely continue for months, saying there are no shortcuts to dismantling a terrorist organization. while hamas leaders hide in underground tunnels, civilians are in the line of fire. the world health organization says gaza's hospitals are near a breaking point. >> it's nonstop, 24 hours a day, serious and critical injuries coming in and a very small staff to help them. >> reporter: u.s. secretary of state antony blinken met with israeli officials in washington to discuss the conflict and how to free israeli hostages who've been held in gaza since the october 7th rampage. families of those kidnapped protested in tel-aviv. >> we need someone to tell us what they're going to do. we need everyone to know that romy and many more hostages are still had. >> reporter: israel's air strikes are now targeting central gaza, and the military has ordered residents there to evacuate. a peace proposal put forward by egypt calls for a phased host

has released viewer data on 99% of its catalogue for the very first time. it's been criticised in the past for not being transparent about how content performs on its platform. variety magazine's michaelthey believed about what had been popular on the platform. wednesday was a popular show. we sort of suspected a lot of the shows were popular, because there are other measurements out there, including nielsen, which measures all of the streamers, and netflix has been putting out some information, not as extensive as what they did yesterday. like wednesday, queen charlotte, bridgerton, you... it turns out they are very, very popular. at it turns out they are very, very --oular. �* ., it turns out they are very, very “oular, �* ., ., it turns out they are very, very --oular. �* ., ., , .,, it turns out they are very, very --oular. �* ., ., , ., popular. a lot of people are watching — popular. a lot of people are watching documentaries - popular. a lot of people are - watching documentaries around me. popular. a lot of people are _ watching documentaries around me. if people are still watching big films, are they watching more current affairs type stuff? is a are they watching more curren

expect results from him, and he says: all goals will be achieved, that’s all, that’s why, that’s why michael hasct from him, i’m not even against it, they don’t look for good, good, and they don’t even look for good if the caravan continued anyway, yes, vladimir vladimevich, please. i can tell the reaction in the west based on approximately the same survey: 70% 100% distrust of the same scholz there scholz already gives 70% of everything to his office and wants them to leave. resignation and for a person who lives in the west to think that somewhere there might be a leader who is happy with him, this means admitting that he is not working correctly, is not in the right place, the chancellor, chancellor scholz should see such statistics, just resign, because there are places where leaders enjoy the support of the people, plus the economy, you know, i’ll answer the liberals right away, the economy has taken over and overtaken germany, look how, that is, for them it’s unclear, they should throw mud at it, the fact itself, this is the second time: in the west there is a clear opinion, clear, despite

michael eavis has been welcoming festival goers to glastonbury for more than half a century.ted for his music and charity work. also receiving knighthoods — wetherspoons boss tim martin, who says he never expected to be recognised for services to hospitality and to culture. and justin welby, the archbishop of canterbury, is knighted for his role in the coronation. three world cup lionesses are recognised for services to football. millie bright, who captained the world cup finalists, says it feels incredible to be made an obe. while england's joint top goal scorer, lauren hemp, and golden glove winner mary earps are both made mbes. in the entertainment world, tony blackburn says it's unexpected and humbling to be made an obe for services to broadcasting and charity. fellow dj steve wright becomes an mbe, as does bake off star paul hollywood for services to broadcasting and baking. most honours go to people not in the public eye. rizwanjavid has saved 29 lives on rail platforms, approaching and talking to people who were showing signs they were next year tony will have to slow

(gentle music continues) i stayed in touch with michael to this day. he has really extraordinary. - i didn't want to get involved in the media and there were some points where i had to, and when it was over, i wanted it to be over, move on with my life. - the spotlight was brutal for him. he endured it, he survived it, and he moved on, and he has every reason to avoid it now. from his perspective, for him personally, there's no reason to dredge all this awful stuff up. and i respect that. (gentle music continues) (footsteps tapping) - throughout this whole thing, terri schiavo, who became the poster child for every cause, and the causes were all so different, they were opposite. everybody saw what they wanted in her. (birds chirping) republicans saw something. - what do the lives of the innocent mean to you and i? what are we willing to sacrifice? - [anita] the democrats saw something. - how were we going to really prioritize women's healthcare? i really wanna highlight something. - the different inter groups saw something. every cause claimed her. both sides

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