hello, welcome to palm springs! thank you so much.y these enormous mountains, the town of palm springs became a desert playground for the rich and famous in the �*40s, �*50s and �*60s. they couldn't go anywhere in hollywood without having people photographing them and people wanting their autograph and... ken was part of this exclusive world as he ran a luxury resort catering for hollywood's millionaire celebrities. everybody in the film industry would come here because they had privacy, by and large. they built homes here, they bought homes here, and so that's where we got the movie economy and we had everybody from bob hope to sinatra, elizabeth taylor and all those people, they were all super nice and... so you met elizabeth taylor then? oh, yeah. elizabeth taylor was a sweetheart, yeah, she — and barbra streisand. by the mid �*60s, palm springs had more swimming pools per capita than anywhere else in the world. but over the years, as more people were drawn to the glamour, palm springs lost its cachet and a new generation of dream—

this is the cabbage palm which is directly behind the fan palm. they're in close proximity to each other. you can see in this photo, there's not much separation between these two photos i think in the recommended tree list. it says that these cabbage palms require a large basin and, you know, this area is not a large basin especially in conjunction with the fan palm and the fact that it's an above grade garden bed. over here, you can see the system of the spanish bayonet. again, not a very large basin here in this photo from the sidewalk, you can see the bayonet kind of overhanging over to the neighbor's property. and so, you know, the arborist had noted that both the spanish bayonet and the cabbage palm are overgrown and overmature for the site so we're requesting removal of all three trees. and so, with that, i think i'll take any questions from any of the commissioners. >> director: okay. thank you. i do not see any questions at this time. so we will hear from the bureau of urban forestry. >> hello. how are you doing tonight? >> director: welco

the algorithm then creates a unique palm signature. the whole process takes about 1 minute. person in the bay area to sign up. >> i think it was really cool, a very convenient form of payment. quick and easy. >> reporter: liz thinks the new technology could come in handy. >> people like me, i am very forgetful. i always forget my credit card on my watch. now, i don't need to remember to bring my palm. >> if anyone can get this popular, it will be amazon. >> reporter: ian with cnet says all signs point to this new technology is being safe and reliable. in the past year, the company has rolled out the palm scanners to 60 locations across the country, including mobile ticketing for a concert venue in denver, and a number of whole foods locations, but for some consumers, old habits die hard. >> the reality is a lot of introducing new technology is convincing people to use it. how much easier is it to use and pulling out my credit card? but we americans are very hesitant to jump on this stuff, so i am curious to see whether or not it will end up going anywhere with us, or whether

you're running natural habitat business, such as palm lin, from chocolate, cosmetic biodiesel to oven. the demand for palm la means business is booming, and many plantations are illegally expanding international. i legal for show and you can go inside. i want to see this is basically what pamela plantations look like. this is all one. and so they encourage the network, but for us, so it's like 20 more than 20 years. this encroaching here. so they had a legal part and they moved beyond the legal part into the primary they are into the national international part. yeah. what you've done is you bought the line back . you've reclaimed. yeah. we have a look. yeah, sure. this is our goal for achieving such a good for a structure like this when we do our explanation activities. 4000 funds, thesis leaf in this list and it was system is home to a complex by diversity. news has been running huge clearing and replanting projects since 2008 afternoon again. this team has cut down the palm tree and we claim the national 5 boundary reforestation process clearing long graph that blocks some people i

amazon is out with a new contactless payment system, basically a palm scanner in the amazon store in santana row today. users insert a credit card, then hold their hand over the special camera. it will scan the lines, bridges, and even veins on the hand to create a unique palm signature. >> people like me, i'm very forgetful. i always forget w don't need to bring my palm. >> experts say the real test will be convincing people to sign up for the new technology, but this could help. the whole process takes about a minute. >>> a bold fashion statement from the u.s. space force. the military's newest branch and failed this prototype today for its sleek new dress uniforms. >> still to co >>> if you want to know the secret to a long and happy marriage, look no further than ralph and dorothy kohler of palm springs. they have 86 years of experience. >> they tied the knot as teenagers in september of 1935. now 104 and 103 respectively, they have just been certified the longest living married couple in the country. over the decades, they have done just about everything together, from ballroom

this is the cabbage palm which is directly behind the fan palm. they're in close proximity to each other. you can see in this photo, there's not much separation between these two photos i think in the recommended tree list. it says that these cabbage palms require a large basin and, you know, this area is not a large basin especially in conjunction with the fan palm and the fact that it's an above grade garden bed. over here, you can see the system of the spanish bayonet. again, not a very large basin here in this photo from the sidewalk, you can see the bayonet kind of overhanging over to the neighbor's property. and so, you know, the arborist had noted that both the spanish bayonet and the cabbage palm are overgrown and overmature for the site so we're requesting removal of all three trees. and so, with that, i think i'll take any questions from any of the commissioners. >> director: okay. thank you. i do not see any questions at this time. so we will hear from the bureau of urban forestry. >> hello. how are you doing tonight? >> director: welco

it's the drainage issue and the palm tree and we can't fix the drainage issue without removing the palm tree. so it's not a full repair of the wall, then it's at least a removal of the drainage issue that could help further wall damage. again, some type of condition ensures that the palm is not lost. >> president honda: do you have a time line that the department would -- i mean, the beautiful thing when that building was constructed, we now have stuff that alleviates pressure and helps everything else going forward. does the department have a guideline of what they would like to see three months, six months, a year? >> i think a year affair. >> president honda: okay. >> you know, that's. >> president honda: i think that's more than fair to be honest. thank you. >> director: okay. commissioners, this matter is submitted. >> president honda: would anyone like to start? >> i mean, i would be prepared to go the route that the bureau is suggesting. i don't know if i've reached a decision about what to do about the other trees and requiring replacements, but it seems to me allowing that one

so what about his palm print?mbers when dante came in to give his prints. >> he was a regular guy. he was polite, helpful. he was a nice guy. >> when someone acts like that do you think, "oh, it probably wasn't him"? >> i don't make a determination on whether i think it was them or not. i've seen enough people who have done really bad things, and to your face they're nice, they're polite, they're respectful. but demeanors change. >> oswald carefully compared the ridges from the bloody palm print to dante's. finally a hit. >> it matched to dante taylor. >> how did that feel to make that match? that now you've potentially caught the killer. >> in one instance it feels great because you always want to be part of that team that gives the evidence that catches somebody who's done something this awful. but the reality is you never actually want to work a case like this. you never want to hear the story of what happened to sarah. you immediately think, you know, she met this guy at a party. that could have been me or any

how palm beach is trying to build its own new york city.his is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg markets. as more and more wall street firms flock to florida, palm beach developers are making the area more appealing to new yorkers. harry's of wall street is opening a location down south. what is happening? we just saw a picture of harry's palm beach. it looks like there are some baker brose there. even that younger bankers get to work in florida? sonali: that is the most important part of the equation? if you look at a firm like goldman sachs, about 80% our millennial and gen z. you can convince him to move to florida, which is trying to move -- to be a base for wall street. if you cannot attract them, can you build unsubstantial presence? wall street south is never going to big that should be as big as manhattan. this is not the only move that firms are making, but attracting people has been a big? -- a big question mark this is a question, can i build a lifestyle that is exciting as manhattan down south? what will pay look like? these

i live in the palms.e the strata project and i was worried about the traffic on free lawn. and just worried that used to seeing cars already going the wrong direction on free lawn from the parking lot and also with experience from the welsh street and from the palms also and we see cars all the time that are blocking access from the garage and people going the wrong direction. the streets are narrow. and i was worried about traffic issues if they consider that and yeah. okay. thank you. >> okay, member of the public. final last call for public comment on this item. you need to press star 3. seeing no additional requests to speak from members of the public, public comment on this matter is closed and it is closed and is before you, commissioners. start off with a couple of comments. and this couldn't be any closer to the new subway station. and this will go really well if approved with the new transit stop. and i, too, in the past have shared concerns and whether office space will start filling up and beco

remember talk to the palm. >> talk to the palm. >> you can't say i forgot my hand at home. >> right?> especially when we go out sometimesly forget my credit card and like can i venmo you? >> even though have you that big backpack with you all the time. >> she does. >> always make fun of me. >> what is in there? >> everything. >> a lot of essential things in that backpack. all right. good morning to you. thank you for starting off the day with us. with relooking at cooler temperatures, a lot more refreshing for today with that on shore flow kicking in. you can see that fog rolling in to san francisco. it indicates the changes for us, just a really pretty view as we look to the tower this morning. temperatures are running in the 50's and 60's as we start off the day. here is what to expect as we head to the afternoon. looking at mid of 60's at the coast. westerly winds 10 to 20 miles an hour. a lot cooler. around the bay, mid to low 70's with the westerly winds and inland we are talking mid to upper 80's with that sun later on today. the sea breeze returns for us four the cooler temper

it is basically a palm scanner.mazon store in san jose on santana road tuesday. users insert a credit card and then hold their hand over the special camera. it'll then scan the lines, ridges and even veins to create a palm signature. >> people like me. i'm very forgetful. always forget my credit card or my watch and now i don't need to remember to bring my palm. >> experts say the real test will be convincing people to sign up for it but this could help. the whole process takes just about a minute. i would do it. >> me too. >> it's important to note that you put that credit card in the first time just so it can store that information for you. >> just to clarify. >> pay with the palm. i like it. >> now mary you don't have to bring that big backpack around with your wallet in it. >> backpack. >> i get made fun of so much for my backpack. here it is. you want to know what's in it? >> we do. >> temperature us. >> essential things. very a change of clothes, i have band-aids, you never know who you may feed in. >> true. >

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you can also see by looking at these palm trees just how hot this fire was. and you can get a sense of how scared people were. if you look down this pathway in antioch, you can see how close the fire came to the homes. and the vegetation here is really dry because of the drought. you can see the fire took off and burned through those palm trees and spread through the neighborhood and caused extensive damage to two homes. a woman living on the house on g street, she was able to get out okay. though last time we spoke with her she was still looking for her cats. remarkably in spite of this few no one was hurt. >> i wake up, and i opened the sliding door and i saw a big fire on the palms. so i feel the fire on my skin and i took water and put it on my body. i spray water and tried to do the best and my family was helping me to do that. >> reporter: as you can see on this map we put together for you, there was a second fire this morning in antioch. this is about 90 minutes earlier than this one and about half a mile away. this is on buchanan. that one appears to

red rocks visitors can sign up now to connect their palm to a picturing account using their palm.nts at the event. >>> still ahead, congressman dan kildee joins us ahead of a fourth and what should be a final day of committee mock-ups on democrats' massive spending package. >>> and as we go to break, a look at this date in history, 20 years ago, president george w. bush ordered u.s. troops to get ready for war and braced americans for a long difficult assault against terrorists to avenge the september 11th attacks. >> the president and the security team are meeting at camp david. they spoke to the press earlier today and president bush for the first time used three very specific words. >> we're at war. it's an act of war declared upon america by terrorists, and we will respond accordingly. bloating, gas, or abdominal discomfort? taking align can help. align contains a quality probiotic to naturally help soothe digestive upsets 24/7. try align, the pros in digestive health. we are hoping things will pick up by q3. yeah...uh... doug? [ding] never settle with power e*trade. it has ea

i live in palm beach, florida. so i see the people that come through here every single week and kissed the ring of donald trump and some of them would surprise you greatly. ok, david, i saw you were being dismissive, explained it was all go ahead, david. well, i think it's important to remember when john was elected in 2016, the republican party held the white house and both houses of congress. and over the next 4 years, they proceeded to lose them all which, which probably says a lot about the power and i was just talking about florida. that was just a special election of florida. we are trans canada a last i remember. ready when he was elected in 2016, i told friends that actually might be a good thing, because they had requested one. the republicans would have 4 more years to increase their margin in the house, increase their margin in the senate and eventually a rubio or a cruise of. busy one of one and they really would have control the power and what trump has done as he has made the public party not bigger b

sedan tensions i protested cold for the government to be dissolved coastal areas of the spanish island palm are put on high alert as lava from its volcano, head towards the sea. and europe is left seeing red as the u. s. williams. back dogs wider come with a record of breaking performers. ah . japanese center la social democratic party is won a narrow lead and sundays parliamentary elections. no party has won a clear majority and there will likely be lengthy talks to see who forms the next government. that's p d secured, 25.7 percent of the vote. it's leader. all are shawls says voters of told the governing christian democrats to go into position the c d u with i'm in lash at the helm. 124 point one percent that says west result since it was for me and the 1900 forty's. the green part is widely expected to play kingmaker. it achieved the best result in its history. coming in 3rd, with nearly 15 percent. it's later on in a bad book said, addressing the climate crisis should be the basis of any coalition talks stopped, us and reports from berlin. he was welcome for a man who is hoping to beco

in spain's canary islands, the volcanic eruption on the palm. i eas, intensifying flights are grounded, and almost 7000 people have been forced to leave their homes face alive. pictures of the volcano as it currently stands, with lava spewing from it. nicholas hark reports from the palm island in the village of tessa courting. from the ocean it appears even more menacing. the evacuation cordon around the comm review, hovel county corruption in spain's la paloma island, is widening extending to nautical miles into the sea. fishing boats are docked, bringing the port town to a standstill. fishermen, nicholas and lewis bid es is worried that a giant wave of law could submerge. does the court? we are afraid, we don't know how things will bolt. there is such a reach v o, the versity here, and he's a scary to see that they are evacuated, people in this area with at least 2 active craters. volcanic activity is intensifying. liquid lava is overflowing, and a cloud of ash, shooting for kilometers into the sky. grounding all commercial flights. more villa

as petro palms wrong trying, the u. k and the supply chain crisis deepens. the government is on the defensive downing street, a put scenes of tale box and empty palms of petrol stations down to panic. buying. but critics say, boris johnson should take responsibility as its mismanagement, the alleged leading to fuel running out a so only picks up the story. the probably a variety of reasons as to why you've been seeing the scenes over the past few days this weekend just gone in the united kingdom of dr. as motorists panic, buying as much fuel as they can in some instances, as reports, the merge that there were shortages of delivery drivers, fuel truck drivers across the country. many reasons being put forward for that and it led to scenes of people going out panic, buying. we saw the kind of scene last year at the time that makes start when people were fighting in the supermarket aisles, the food and toilet paper. and this time, we've seen scenes of violence saw some for courts, people falling out and pushing in front of each other and driving into each other

when john adams famously went to quote help benjamin franklin negotiate with the french richard palmsat ship serving as adam's personal bodyguard took adam's son bike thursday cured so they could meet with angela and franklin. in my book when you read it you will see so many incredible coincidences of history and you are about to hear about another one. the same time as richard palmes with john adams and anchem and franklin robert townsend's older brother solomon was there to. they know it seems hard to believe but he was there also meeting with benjamin franklin and get this and oath of allegiance to america. so solomon with this oath and hand came back in the same convoy is captain richard palmes back to america. meanwhile two years it gone by before robert found out he was in charleston and when he finds out he and brother solomon frantically write demands that they believe will care about the antislavery movement and will help them by elizabeth in new york. these letters which i discover at the east hampton library going to incredible detail about the man who helped bring lists ba

when john adams famously went to quote help benjamin franklin negotiate with the french richard palmsard that ship serving as adam's personal bodyguard took adam's son bike thursday cured so they could meet with angela and franklin. in my book when you read it you will see so many incredible coincidences of history and you are about to hear about another one. the same time as richard palmes with john adams and anchem and franklin robert townsend's older brother solomon was there to. they know it seems hard to believe but he was there also meeting with benjamin franklin and get this and oath of allegiance to america. so solomon with this oath and hand came back in the same convoy is captain richard palmes back to america. meanwhile two years it gone by before robert found out he was in charleston and when he finds out he and brother solomon frantically write demands that they believe will care about the antislavery movement and will help them by elizabeth in new york. these letters which i discover at the east hampton library going to incredible detail about the man who helped bring li

. >> today was my son's last day in public school with the school district of palm beach county. couldn't be happier. >> reporter: upset parents confronted the palm beach county school board wednesday night over the district's mask mandate. a crowd of parents, some who sat for hours to be heard, blasted the school board for defying florida's republican governor with a no-opt-out mask mandate and instituting scientifically proven covid mitigation protocols. no one spoke in favor of masking. and some who did speak couldn't contain their anger. >> you need to step up and [ bleep ]. this is ridiculous. >> turn off the microphone. watch the language, ma'am. >> reporter: desantis issued an executive order earlier this year blocking mask mandates in schools. that order was upheld in a federal court earlier this month. at least two people were escorted out for disrupting the meeting, including this woman who says the decision of masking students should be left up to parents. >>> do you worry at all that your children might get the virus, not wearing a mask might spread the virus? >> i fe

amazon signing a deal with entertainment giant aeg to bring its palm recognition technology to the red rock amphitheater in denver. it will roll it out at other venues in the coming months. the first time the technology called amazon one will be used outside of amazon's convenience and grocery stores where you can be pay for items swiping your palm. shoppers can see fewer deals and shipping delays this holiday season. forecasts from bing, deloitte and mastercard expect holiday sales to grow at least 7% from last year fueled by a rebound in store shopping and high consumer demand. but a shortage of workers and covid outbreaks in other parts of the world such as southeast asia could make it harder to get items delivered to your doorstep. back to you. >> thank you. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," we could be in for cooler conditions this week which we always like to hear. we'll check in with meteorologist kari hall. >> and that's also going to help clear out the air a little bit. some of the smoke pushing to the east but we're waking up this morning in many spots to moderate air qual

no one spends canary islands more than 160 homes in the palm. i have been destroyed since sunday. sightseers are being ours to stay away from the area. and those are the headlines we're going to be back in about half an hour. goodbye. this in robin's brook. germany 90 kilometers north of berlin. the. com i o. yes, this name is in synonymous with one of the most notorious, not situations specially built to house women and children. ah. by 945. over 130000 female prison passed through revenues. i punished women were the largest group incarcerated. many of them i more than 90000, died in robins, of 70 percent of those sent to this day, the deserted houses of the ss gods, remain homes of offices under the command of one of the most feared and powerful men in germany. heinrich himmler, the man with whom count folk, bernard os, would have to negotiate to secure the release of scandinavian prisoners. on the one hand, ben, a dutch wanted to save as many prisoners as, as possible. on the other hand, negotiating with the leading nazi, i came to some exten

and you're going to see a bunch of palm trees, a bunch of date palms.ti? well, it is supposed to look like tahiti. that's actually where "mutiny on the bounty" with clark gable was filmed in 1939, as well as treasure island. little harbor is an original movie set. johnny devenanzio: what's the primary role of the conservation department? hillary holt: the goal is to steward the lands. we're trying to restore and manage the wildlife in balance with the human population. johnny devenanzio: full-time gig? full-time gig. yeah. yeah, absolutely. the history of middle ranch starts with the banning brothers in the 1890s, when they constructed this road that is running behind me. they ran a stagecoach through here, and this was the site of original food production on the island. they planted an orchard, and this really became more of a true ranch. [braying]. hillary, you brought me to a pot farm. [laughs] it is. it's a bunch of pots. we are in the james h. ackerman native plant nursery. johnny devenanzio: now, why is it important to maintain native plants on th

cnn is in palm beach county. nick valencia, a lot of anger, perhaps putting it mildly.etting aggressive. >> reporter: this one lasted over five hours. it was certainly lively and pointed comments but for the most part civil. last night, jim and erica, the meeting was packed with anti-maskers who were intent on voicing their frustration on this no opt-out mask mandate. in palm beach school district, the school year started by allowing the parents to send their kids without a mask to school but by the third week they had just as many cases as they had all of last year, so they chose to put that mask mandate in place. some showed up wearing masks with the words "this is a control device" written across the front. everyone who showed up was intent on voicing frustration to the scientific findings. they were chanting rules for think t thee. not for me. this meeting took place a few hours after the newly appointed surgeon general announced a new system-based ato quarantining students saying if they don't show symptoms they don't have to quarantine at home. ron desantis addres

listen to mayor of palm beach county. >> and the hospitals are very much full.here is increased demand for the health care professionals and the nurses and doctors and those in that profession, and burnout happening. so as the demand increases and the time is going on, the people are burnt out, and they leave the profession. >> and it is worth noting that those who are showing up in the covid wards in palm beach county, 87% of them are unvaccinated. really, what is going on in palm beach county is repeated throughout the state, and lot of high anxiety as they are seeing the record number of 325 people on average dying a day from coronavirus. geoff. >> wow. so dr. gupta, i want to broaden the conversation a little bit and mention what "the new york times" is reporting and our team has confirmed that officials are advising the white house to scale back the plan for booster shots, because you have said that vaccinating the rest of the world first before giving the americans a third dose is the best way to go. help us to understand that view, and what are you saying

this can of soda palm right. there are 39 grams of sugar. 39 grams of sugar in one can know how many teaspoons of sugar is that anyone know half who almost 10 so i say why i want to see how much that is. so pastor cope actually be a major demonstration during the sermon. and so that to me was like so impactful because i just never realized like how much sugar i was actually putting inside of my body every time i would drink a soda. and so i'm doing that at least $7.00 to $8.00 times per day. and maybe a half me this is how much sugar is in just one drink. right. and our children are getting pre diabetic by the age of 9 in borderline diabetes. by the time that 13 years old and we are sabotaging the entire generation of our people because of sugar. people were very shocked. and when he poured the sugar inside the glass, they were like this demonstration show them what they probably should have learned like from childhood. mm. ah, working to him or should she popped in? she said, well, i'm getting ready to go shoppi

first millions and set up his children with million-dollar trust funds in 1925 he bought this house in palm filled avenue in new york and then set about making a second fortune because he heard that they were going to make talkies in california and los angeles and he thought this is the thing for me, i know what i'm going to do but instead of making his money out of his movie he had a department store in boston back him to buy a very small company field distribution company called the booking offices of america and joe began his hike, he's a master showman of the world, his films are usually quite profitable but they are what i would call c or d and where he made his money was emerging fbo with rko and later emerging in, he created the very first in large studio. the other thing he did in hollywood was to manage the biggest star gloria swanson and they became lovers. unfortunately within two years shows tires of his job said that would be two years that's why he has a busy career but mainly he made two films with gloria towards the end of 1931 called queen kelly which was so bad it was neve

i'm going to take a look at palm beach county.ignificant where they already expanded where they can take in patients and stream them. you can't just put someone on a gurney. they have to stretch themselves to the limit. they would have 42 beds just for pediatric patients right now there are 31 of those beds occupied. so there is great concern about how this is going to be handled. as we see the numbers in the state of florida, we have also had an exhausted medical staff, doctors and nurses, listen to what the mayor of palm beach county had to say. >> as we have seen here today in florida, the florida hospital association reports that there is a deficit of 8,000 nurses in this state. >> to underscore in palm beach county, 87% of the patients in the covid wards are unvaccinated. >> a lot of hand ringing and concern, governor newsom may be turning a corner with less than two weeks to go until all of the ballots are due in the recall election. l of the ballots are due in the recall election xtravafestasaveathon! at this homeandautobun

and also the had, like i said, mike, palm pale. he apparently was willing to justify this by calling wiki leaks a hostile foreign intelligent service wiki leaks, walks like a hostile intelligence service and talks like a hostile intelligence service. now if you accept that narrative, then assassinating julian assange could be justified, as of course, and offensive counter intelligence operation as opposed to just killing a civilian without any sort of trial. of course, that's what it seems like to see i was trying to do, but we actually ask them for comment and they have yet to to respond. we know that the story is getting traction. what's been some of that reaction? the whole idea itself is pretty outrageous. and the biggest kind of reaction has come, particularly from journalists and whistleblowers, who are, i think a lot of them are thinking, you know, could i be next on the sea ice kill list? if i make some sort of report that the agency doesn't like very much, i mean we heard from ca, whistleblower edward snowden. he said that

here's how then secretary of state mike, palm pale, commented on it at the time. we cannot, we will not stand by as our people are threatened by a kangaroo court, we have responded any way. the way a responsible nation must, by condemning the investigation by suspending cooperation with the court and denying basis to those most directly responsible for going after our personnel. now, while the international criminal court will be investigating situations in afghanistan, they won't be investigating the role of the united states. they say they simply don't have the resources to do it. they're citing the taliban take over the country . but many observers are looking on and wondering if this is simply due to the fact that the u. s. a has been so harsh and placed sanctions on icpc officials who did look into them. they're wondering if the new prosecutor simply wants to avoid having his own name on the sanctions list. human rights lawyer don kovachick things . the fcc decision naturally makes a mockery of international law. bullying of the international criminal court d

and we can hear actually right now, the mike palm pale back in 2017 saying that where he likes walks like a hostile intelligence service and talks like a hostile intelligence service. now, with more, more and more information spilling out about potential ca, abuses, and connection to the way the, the u. s. has been dealing with us on. i mean, this is really going to influence the way washington's appeal for extra dining assistance. because let's remember that he's still in a british high security prison. the u. s. is appeal to have him extradited to the back to the us is, you know, looking not so credible. it is an extraordinary story and it can be funded, yahoo news that full investigation that's well worth a read don't for now thanks very much, donald quarter. bring this through that. this is, are you still ahead? french fishermen are up in arms over plans for a new off shore when form find out why after this ah ah, ah, is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? tyson lation, for community. you going the right way or are you being d