actually the latest version is what norman in brentwood wanted. he said he traded in his old iphone 11 for a new iphone 14 with verizon last year. he showed us a screen grab of a conversation he had with a verizon rep who confirmed he would get $800 in credit broken up over his monthly bills for that old iphone 11. norman says he shipped the phone to verizon and he showed us confirmation of delivery from the cargo company right there. so norman contacted us because he says those billing credits we talked about, they came out $155 short. he says he contacted verizon and waited. went to a verizon store and waited. he asked us to call verizon because nothing happened. well, we called verizon. norman then said verizon gave him seven additional credits of $22.22 each. that's $155.54 to be exact. he's happy. we asked vrds verizon for a statement but didn't hear back. cell phone issues are one of the not the most common thing we hear about, the most common complaint in our department. we recommend you keep documentation at every step when you're dealing

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norman contacted us online. you can, too.n the qr code on your screen to fill out our consumer complaint form online. >>> developing news overnight, one person dead, as many as four others shot here in san francisco. we'll take you live to the scene for the >>> right now at 5:30, breaking news, deadly gunfire in san francisco, where at least five people are shot in north beach. new information from one witness about what was heard as that gunfire erupted. >> and a deadly weekend on bay area roadways, with an unusual string of wrong-way crashes. an update from authorities this morning on multiple investigations. >> and new short-term rental regulations may soon be coming to one north bay county. the new crackdown leaders in wine country are considering. this is "today in the bay." >>> and this is also monday morning. 5:30 right now. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we want to get you started with the day. meteorologist kari hall has a look at what we can expect from the forecast

norman, is china. busy also in his in—tray. norman, is china . and we're norman, is china.an covid. what do you ant, wermam— business than covid. what do you think, norman? well— business than covid. what do you think, norman? well i— sit’“ tiltiiitt it what do you think, norman? well i mean, si“ tiltiiitt it what do you think, norman? well i mean, i'm in think, norman? well i mean, i'm m twe— think, norman? well i mean, i'm m twe mmte. — think, norman? well i mean, i'm in two minds. i— think, norman? well i mean, i'm in two minds. ithink- think, norman? well i mean, i'm in two minds. 2g in two minds. i think emily's analysis is probably correct in terms of the impact on the economy. but on other hand, it is just stick in the gullet a bit to be giving discounts to foreign but who foreign countries, but who cares? norman well, i care about the optics. i just care about tte— the optics. i just care about the business. _ the optics. i just care about the business. well,- the optics. i just care about the business. well, i- ii i just care about the business. �*ttttri22 i ”ti: t

norman contacted us online. you can, too. scan the qr code on your screen to fill out our consumer complaint form online. >> thanks, chris. >>> it is a busy monday morning on "today in the bay." ahead at 6:30, we are following breaking news out of san francisco. >> reporter: that's correct. one person is dead, as many as four others shot during a shooting here late last night. we'll have the latest details on the investigation. >> also, new short-term rental regulations may soon be coming to wine country. the new crackdown leaders in one county are now considering. stick with us. we've got a lot to tell you about this morning. st three minutes awajuy. >>> breaking now at 6:30, deadly violence in san francisco, where at least five people are shot in popular north beach. new information from one witness about what was heard as the gunfire erupted. >> an unusually deadly weekend on bay area highways. what investigators are saying about the string of wrong-way crashes in several counties. >> oakland teachers one step closer to wa

they turned to norman to create more shows. >> there is a person at the door. >> mod.'s cousin on all in the family. >> she can take on archie head to head. >> you can come to the table to eat or live there and feed off of your own fat. >> silverman called norman and said get that woman her own show. >> it was not your all-american family. >> you are getting senile in your own age. i only hope to live long enough to become a burden to you. >> a independent, strong woman that speaks her mind. she was married to her 4th husband, walter. >> i loved their combative relationship, to this day if somebody poses me off i still say, god will get you for that walter. >> mod was the first time we saw a independent woman that was not afraid to speak her mind at the center of a family sitcom. >> her husband made a appearance. >> i do not want you to be a made no more. >> your mother was a maid, that is how your brothers got through school and you became a fireman. >> when they finished the scene we thought, let's fill out that family. >> that is the first time you saw a black famil

norman norman norman. first time people visit me in new york when we take the subway, they're like, oh, my god! what is that? and i'm like welcome to new york, new york. hey we are we are glad you're with us. it is the eight a.m. our good morning, everyone caitlin's on assignment today and breaking overnight really significant. the washington post has apparently discovered who leaked hundreds of classified u. s documents. a young gun enthusiast. that's how he's described shared secrets with fellow video gamers online and also breaking overnight new restrictions on widely used abortion pill and cnn is on the ground in paris. hundreds of thousands are taking to the streets for 1/12 straight day of protest over plans to raise the retirement age. there's lots to get to first of this breaking news overnight. it looks like the washington post. they have figured out who leaked hundreds of highly classified pentagon documents. yep, it's the lead there. it's a huge story really excellent. reporting by the post post

facts of life is part of the norman lear family.to find their way with the guidance of this wise older woman. >> divorce, virginity. >> snake and i slept together. >> class wars on the regular. >> well, you're not prejudiced. you're just a snob. >> teach ming to common, jo! bring me down to your level! >> the show facts of life is the beginning of the very special episode. >> i never think my best friend is white. i just know my best friend is natalie. >> when you look at tootie and natalie, you're looking at friendship and love that supersedes race. >> the norman lear shows in the 70s may have been teaching us lessons, but it wasn't so overt. >> i'm looking for blair warner? >> you must be her cousin. >> yeah. >> the only time i saw a child with a disability on television as a kid was on a telethon. norman lear cast me as blair's cousin on facts of life. >> see, i had this made. it says i don't have cerebral palsy, i'm drunk. >> it was risky. >> how was the bus ride? >> i don't know, i drove. >> a car? >> no. a lemon. >> when facts

it's because kennedy he sent norman. first off, kennedy sent norman cousins on this fringe writer who wrote when was in the military uniform that weapons with nuclear weapons are a problem he sends secret behind cia state defenses back norman cousins to the pope as a fig leaf of where he's headed and then go meet khrushchev. it's a third party. diplomas of extraordinary kinds cousins starts brokering a deal for a nuclear test ban after the cuban missile crisis. and kennedy, starting with a great speech at american university. but in the summer of 63 said no signed a deal with russia and britain no more atmospheric or underwater testing russia today cannot blow up nuclear weapons and test them okay there because of kennedy's treaty now it did allow underground it's another story but the point is kennedy something in the foreign policy cold realm that's meaningful. and ted, a speechwriter, said it's the greatest. kennedy saw it as his greatest achievement, not the moon going the moon. and that's his thought. he thought ken

welcome, norman . what do you think is norman. what do you think is going— norman.t you know, she's one of three named officers— but you know, she's one of three named officers on— but you know, she's one of three named officers on the latest tteeeetet— financial documents, the erewtewe— financial documents, the previous by previous two being arrested by the previous two being arrested by tte police-— previous two being arrested by the police. could— previous two being arrested by the police. could she be the tttet— the police. could she be the tttrt — the police. could she be the third one? well,- the police. could she be the third one? well, if- the police. could she be the third one? “fittiii “7 c third one? well, if she is, it's curtains for the snp because she has sailed the snp ship quite successfully over many, many years. people feel sorry for her. and since her husband's been arrested and presumably the idea is in many people's minds that she is being let down by her other half. if it turns out she's responsible as well. for some of these activities north o

she marries norman galt. it is not a love story for the ages it is he is her ticket out of whitfield. he is secure he in his own sort of fuss budget way adores her, but she thinks he's he'll do just fine and they have a nice life here in washington. they have one child who doesn't survive for more than three days and then no more children and she becomes of sort of woman about town next picture. she becomes the first woman in washington to get a driver's license. she told about town and what she called her electric runabout. this is sort of a like golf cart with a tiller it top speed of about 13 miles an hour, but it was a symbol of independence and she with her fabulous hat. she was always beautifully dressed with tool around town. they traffic cops newer and she you know other washington hostess is newer she was a person and she had made that of herself and then when norman died, she inherited his jewelry business, so next slide he ran galt which was sort of the tiffany of washington. it was this high-end j

big business in great britain and above all montagu norman montague norman was the head of the centralhe english bank. this was a very influential figure, not even in england, but in the western world as a whole, what would happen if a pro-western government came to power, which would try to make peace with the western allies and churchill wanted to turn this around. how else to explain the famous operation, unthinkable according to plan , unthinkable on july 1, 1945, it was planned to inflict a surprise attack on the red army by the anglo-american troops with the participation of surrendered on the western front, but not disarmed german divisions. he nurtured this idea during the war, the meaning was that here, uh, a coup is taking place. on the western front, the war ends and all troops move to the eastern front and the operation, unthinkable , was, as it were, a continuation of this failed diplomatic option with the end of the war. on the western front, it was originally planned to hold two trials of nazi criminals in nuremberg, but only one took place. the second nuremberg was not

norman rockwell was an anecdotal myth maker of america. you may object to his earlier portrayals of sentimental scenes of american life, but if you look at his paintings into the 1960's, he did evolve and see the issues of justice where black people were involved and he made images that responded to that awareness. host: let's hear from chris calling in from salisbury, connecticut. please go ahead. caller: this is christian. it is simsbury, connecticut. host: you need to check with your phone company because your name comes up misspelled and so does your city. go ahead. caller: not a problem. as an elder to mr. morrow by two years, i wanted to express my heartfelt thanks for his ability to maintain balance in his writings and expressions. and i cannot say strongly enough how much i have enjoyed listening to him. i had one question. i wondered if he had been to australia and whether his son gave him the didgeridoo sitting by his fireplace. host: thank you, christian. caller: thank you very much for what you just said. i appreciate it very m

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fred ridley confirming liv commissioner greg norman was not invited to this year's tournament.ation to mr. norman, i want the focus on masters competition and great players that are participating, greatest players in the world. >> todd: augusta national is not breaking protocol since greg norman never won a green jacket, the club invited him in the past. sportscaster jim gray downplaying the drama. >> it has been a peaceful week, everybody putting their best foot forward, not a lot of controversy. the media is speaking about it quite a bit. fred is trying to keep the focus on the golf course and on the masters. >> todd: the action, scottie scheffler, who is really good at golf, aiming to repeat as masters champ. tiger woods, back competeing and rory mcilroy looking to complete career grand slam by winning his green jacket. we will be watching. former president john f. kennedy's nephew is throwing his hat in the ring for the 2024 election and getting less than warm reception who are calling him anti-vaccine activist. >> ashley: here is steve doocy with what is coming up on "fox

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early march between the heads of security councils of the 2 countries were the 2 sides agreed to norman i size and resume embassies that engage more after 7 years of frosty relations. so today the 2 sides trust, they need to implement that agreement which took place in beijing down, which was brokered actually by china back then. the 2 sides also decided to build mutual trust and do all in their power to contribute to the security and stability and peace in the region. as, as you know, there are many developments going on against this meeting, of course is done against the backdrop of many developments, including the saudi war on yemen. and the fate of that war has so far been decided after that agreement. i was strong in beijing. so it will, of course, the facts. so many developments in the region today, the 2 sides decided to remove all of the goals to expand their ties in all levels. and in all areas, from politics, to economy and even security. they also agree to reopen their embassies, and we all went on and also their consulates in the saudi city of gender, and in the iranian city

ralph norman publican congressman from south carolina. thank you we will get you back the debt ceiling deadline. i think you are right, thank y you. give eric come up more questions over covid school closures and whether teachers unions influence government guidance that caused kids their time in classrooms. congresswoman debbie lesko's on the house subcommittee on the covid pandemic and there she is ready to talk to us up next. i'm bill lockwood, current caretaker and owner. when covid hit, we had some challenges like a lot of businesses did. i heard about the payroll tax refund, it allowed us to keep the amount of people that we needed and the people that have been here taking care of us. see if your business may qualify. go to getrefunds.com. wake up, achievers. you're making the most of every hour of your life. except the hours that you're sleeping. it's i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are looking up ♪ ♪ i've got symptom relief ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪ ♪ control is

not how i fell and i woke up in the ambulance. awful shape reliable. norman, luckily i called the guy in the lawyer. margarita is lucky. she got away with a few scratches and a mild concussion, and soon after she is already back at work. she needs the money for a better custom made protected vest. getting up is not an option, not when it comes to her lifelong dream. 2 i met a few friends and told them i wanted to ride with them. so they said if i wanted, i could come with them on the weekend. they took me along and i rode a cath, i knew how to fix the spurs, so they helped me and put the chaps on me the best and everything. no wonder i sat on the calf with no idea where to put the spurs one or how to hold on. but they showed me that to about 8 us in the local ball. in missouri on is arianna gong at dallas. well, go ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha malta mama, 2 weeks later the asked me if i wanted to go with them to a how to pay them on time. and i said yet no thought about bit by bit and i got hurt at all. i started to dream of a big career. i'm aware of what i'm a math tutor. randi co

the sco, but peace must be achieved all the same together, as an example, the negotiations of the normanaine in minsk, negotiations were held in the palace of independence, the presidents of russia, ukraine, france and the german chancellor tried to reach an agreement for 16 hours, as a result, the parties agreed to cease fire in the donbas on february 15, 2015, then alexander lukashenko will note we will do everything to stop the bloodshed in the minsk agreements, we decided to derail with a new round of conflict, minsk again invited us to negotiate, but the west is dictating something else now and poroshenko and merkel's lamps, adjusting to the conjuncture in unison, solidified the absurd, we won time for ukraine, saying that no one really wanted peace, except for our country. or in general, yes, the chancellor in germany, it’s not they who decide, uh, the issues and prospects for the development of this ukrainian conflict, the ukrainian conflict , as well as the so-called external ukrainian president, uh, well, just like the previous poroshenko, completely different forces are control

format, well, the norman format turned out to be absolutely fruitless.ertheless, the very idea of ​​the mediation of france, germany, the participation of europe in somehow finding a settlement to the war on the territory of ukraine, ah, of course, he doesn’t care about all this now regarding the dendents, ah, macron, ah, now his second presidential term is taking place and he has no right to be re-elected for a third - he is a young politician with ambitions and he is possible. it is quite possible that he would like to find a job somewhere in the european union , for example, in one or another role. well, i will not attribute it to him some a-a opinions that he may not have expressed or, let's say, not voiced. nevertheless, it seems that he would not mind engaging in the foreign policy of the european union after he ceases to be the president of france. elena, you mentioned that the position of ursula fundalyan was more brutal and more clear, in particular during the visit to beijing, but actually , is this activity of macron, the initiative of macron,

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norman lamont, thank you for 'oining us. . ~' norman lamont, thank you for 'oining us. . ~ , ., therement of £1000 for this year, and an increase in starting salaries to £30,000 from september. 98% of those who voted in the ballot, on a 66% turnout, turned the deal down, and so strikes are slated for 27th april and 2nd of may. so how are the dynamics of the strikes likely to play out, especially when teachers in wales and scotland negotiated a better deal? here's ben again. members of the largest teaching union in england have overwhelmingly rejected the government's pay offer, meaning further strikes are set to go ahead in april and may. but is it nevertheless possible that we are moving closer to a deal? let's look at the numbers. first, the economic context. last november, the government's official forecaster, the office for budget responsibility, was projecting inflation in 2023—24, the financial year which is about to start, of 5.5%. but in the budget last month it reduced that to 4.1%, mainly on the back of lower wholesale gas prices. now nurses in england have received a 5% pay

which is why they're thin and healthy. [ light laughter ] but there's mel brooks, norman on his phonegoes -- he probably said, "let's call him. and out of the blue, i got -- it is -- i, i - don't listen to this because i haven't got the words to describe [ light laughter ] just how honored, touched, that i exist in that world. >> seth: those people -- and i have been lucky enough to meet -- i have never met dick van dyke. they are so warm and giving and they understand the value of when they tell you, "keep up the good work. and when it comes from them, my goodness >> right well, i had met dick van dyke before the first time i met him, i tried to tell him the effect i had -- he had on me. he would not let me talk he would just say, "you're so good." it's like he would stop it he put up an electric fence. he wouldn't hear the compliment. but i have told him since. and mel will listen. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] what a delight to have you back. [ applause ] you -- i want you to know, you're one of my legends. and it is so lovely to have you here with me >> it's so good to see you

but that's norman mailer. and it can't be repeated. but i wanted to try to put those two very different worlds together to explore the how, the culture changed because of of those moments. so i juxtaposed the with with the protested vietnam in wisconsin and saw from that changes that reverberate all way through the decades. you know the chancellor at the university william sewell, a great social who had studied the effects of of saturation bombing on tokyo world war two, who the first teach in it against the war in vietnam was the chancellor. when this protest he froze and didn't know how to control the police and he was haunted by that for the rest of his life. a tragic shakespearean figure. on the other side, you'd have someone like a young soldier named tom coburn, who is a baby son, because he was so and in the where all everybody was being killed. he was hiding behind a tree and saw one of his comrades ten feet away in the sunlight. and tom knew that if he went to try to help him, he would get killed. and he didn't do it. he could

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the people who live in other parts of ukraine like in norman, which is quite far from the front lines. understood that is our t. w, correspond mathias paralegal many, many thanks a brief look now at some the other stories making news around the world . authorities in indonesia say 11 people died when a boat capsized. among the victims were several children, search and rescue teams or looking for passengers still missing. po frances, as warned against rising nationalism across europe, the pontiff is making his 1st official trip to hungary speaking in front of the antique immigration prime minister of victor alban. he called for kindness to refugees. to nitrous coast guard has recovered the bodies of over 200 migrants who have drowned trying to reach europe over 10 days. growing numbers of people are trying to leave 20 drugs since its president announced a crackdown on illegal migrants. these migrants, many from sub saharan africa, are headed for italy, less than a 150 kilometers from the italian island of lum producer tunisia coastline has long been a stepping stone for migrants. now,

the people who live in other parts of ukraine like in norman, which is quite far from the front lines, understood that it's our t. w, correspond mathias paralegal. many, many thanks. hope frances has warned against rising nationalism across europe. the pontiff is making his 1st official trip to hungry speaking in front of the anti immigration prime minister of victo up and he called for kindness to refugees. ah, a trip to re embrace hungary, catholics. dottie pope francis has described his 2nd visit to this central european country in less than 2 years. and there was plenty of excitement at saint stephen's basilica in budapest. but on her side acquisition, we've come here with enormous expectations. it gives us a lot of hope and joy that the pope has arrived. we believe that this means a blessing for our country and peace and love for the world. i am harlow mohammed yacht. i'll hear his voice ish, and i hope that will reinforce my faith mad. no, i just can't believe strongly because there are many problems. one not, and they're not getting solved. no, yeah, no, no. and you can a go fo

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