for years pauline hanson has been pushing a populist anti immigration agenda. i believe we are in danger of being swamped by asians on. the publicity stunts including wearing a burka to poem and have led to accusations of racism because this is not. what should belong in this column and. everyone now and famous should have some knowledge and have a handle a fire. i have to protect themselves because i don't trust our government's failure to do it for us. what they do we say here it would probably translate their we say that the right to protect and defend yourself is a god given right. the one nation visitors a being schooled in public relations by the n.r.a. is media liaison team. just for in morton's an office an argument for gun ownership that can be used beyond the united states the right to protect and defend yourself exactly now despite its constitution believe doesn't come from that constitutes deterrence just guarantees us but it can to god. if your it person or so you share as a right it's a god given right. one of the p.r. team's biggest challengers i

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there's also terrific archive material of daphne oram, bebe barron, pauline oliveros, and the late delia theme tune in �*63. to make them of value for a musical piece, we have to shape them and mould them. this has plenty to say about how creative people are shaped by world events. derbyshire describes being inspired by the abstract sound of air raid sirens. the history of women has been a story of silence. . sisters with transistors concludes with a compelling message about the male bias in music history and demands a change in the way that students are taught. if you are after a fascinating alternative history of electronic music, rent this and turn up the sound. it's in virtual cinemas now. go to modernfilms.com. onto a film with absolutely no women in it, the oak room. a concept thriller set in a bar in snowy canada. i'm cleaning up the place. guess who walks through the door? out of the blue, he comes in here acting like a big shot. based on peter genoway�*s play, it stars breaking bad's rj mitte as a lone late—night punter, steve, who's clearly got history with the bartender, paul,

raise indorsements of pauline hanson. we need to each one to them this is about the suspect in china getting your food medical we trust they can actually work and we grew up with you know what it's types in the why did you know it's right because i want the invade with you know it's a bunch of little chat room i have to go into too much difference maybe. it's the left wing anti gunners who literally point to australia using the mainstream media as this shining model as to why we need gun bans and gun confiscation. the n.r.a. is so troubled by his trail use strict firearms laws that it's targeted the issue in videos like this. suggesting that a stranger's national firearms agreement is a failure and must be scrapped america we have an american will not stand for a governor any guff trampling our rights. dixon says that by funding a social media campaign the n.r.a. could promote one nation without handing over any cash. we can get a $1000000.00 from you it would suck. but if it made the funny ideas the fun if we get one tha

health but also what he or i are meant to be something that we can improve upon what to leave it there pauline show big thank you very much london school of hygiene and tropical medicine. over to our science correspondent now with a question that goes straight to the gut. you hear a lot about the micro biome in health what is it and why is it so important. the term micro biome describes the entirety of the microbial community that inhabits an organism like a human it's made up of a huge number of microorganisms even conservative estimates say that there are more microbes living in or on yours then there are cells in your entire body carrying your own d.n.a. but because most microbes are much smaller than body cells if you put every one of them in your micro biome on a scale it only way a couple of kilos with with most of the microbes coming from the gut the average human is home to over 10000 microbial species many of which play for example vital roles in digestion and over the last half a century scientists have discovered that the make up and the balance of those species in an individual's m

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health but also what he or i are meant to be something that we can improve upon or to leave it there pauline show big thank you very much london school of hygiene and tropical medicine. over to our science correspondent with a question that goes straight to the gut. you hear a lot about the micro biome in health what is it and why is it so important. the term micro biome describes the entirety of the microbial community that inhabits an organism like a human it's made up of a huge number of microorganisms even conservative estimates say that there are more microbes living in or on you then there are cells in your entire body carrying your own d.n.a. but because most microbes are much smaller than body cells if you put every one of them in your micro biome on a scale it only way a couple of kilos with with most of the microbes coming from the gut the average human is home to over 10000 microbial species many of which play for example vital roles in digestion and over the last half a century scientists have discovered that the make up and the balance of those species in an individual's micro b

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san leandro mayor pauline russo. cutter says our city acted fast order to avoid the large scale looting the city suffered last may following the murder of george floyd in minneapolis. of course, you know, you want to handle it in the best way possible because. >> property is less expensive and human life. but you also want to protect your property tpfor the business owners and s forth. so we really did try to make sure that now we are paying attention and we're going to err on the caution because we want to make sure we're protected. >> looters also target to other businesses in oakland gaining entry and stealing items from one so far no arrests have been announced. oakland. mayor libby shaft is encouraging residents to apply for the city's police commission. she calls it the most powerful and independent commission in the country. and this is why. it oversees the agency which conducts investigations into allegations of officer misconduct and the office of the inspector general, which conducts independent audit of th

his wife pauline died from 1000 complications in march a government isolation. where they leave did not have enough oxygen. while a 4th suffering to move or to not be we were told by the awful when we finally got one we quickly appeared on payment because 6 of the people were on the queue in neighboring much cackles county health workers stake us to the intensive care unit or i.c.u. or 12 beds have been occupied for a while when we get there patients also require. care then that we talk. to a budding accomplice to see whether they have beds available. the country's nearly 600 i.c.u. beds fill up fast and demand for oxygen has almost doubled to about 800 tons government hospitals don't have enough and health ministry official says thousands of cylinders are being hosted by individuals for private medical or industrial use . but their recent hope this is a country's largest privately owned steel factory it has stopped all production losing about $30000.00 u.s. dollars a day to provide the oxygen to hospitals for free i'm told and i'll get there yet but i. feel dow

health but also what he or i are meant to be something that we can improve upon what to leave it there pauline show big thank you very much london school of hygiene and tropical medicine. over to our science correspondent now with a question that goes straight to the gut. you hear a lot about the micro biome in health what is it and why is it so important. the term micro biome describes the entirety of the microbial community that inhabits an organism like a human it's made up of a huge number of microorganisms even conservative estimates say that there are more microbes living in or on you then there are cells in your entire body carrying your own d.n.a. but because most microbes are much smaller than body cells if you put every one of them in your micro biome on a scale it only way a couple of kilos with with most of the microbes coming from the gut the average human is home to over 10000 microbial species many of which play for example vital roles in digestion and over the last half a century scientists have discovered that the make up and the balance of those species in an individual's mic

target for them that they were going to then focus in the oakland and emeryville san leandro mayor paulineso cutters as a potential curfew wednesday night was called off after the group left. >> she says the city added extra patrols at the mall and considered the curfew to prevent a repeat of last may. >> when several businesses were damaged following the murder of george floyd in minneapolis. we have never had that kind of looting here ever. >> and so we really wanted to make sure that it didn't happen again. bill clinton was not fortunate. the looters broke glass of the best buy store and mandela parkway but were not able to enter the building. it's police say the group attempted to get inside to other businesses eventually getting into one and stealing stuff before taking off. no city deserves this know businesses deserve this. and you know, you want to keep residents safe. no arrests have been made in the case is out of oakland. >> the leak today all kron 4 news. >> and another big story we're following tonight. the university of california and the cal state university systems plan to

health but also what he or i are meant to be something that we can improve upon or to leave it there pauline show big thank you very much london school of hygiene and tropical medicine. over to our science correspondent with a question that goes straight to the gut. you hear a lot about the micro biome in health what is it and why is it so important. the term micro biome describes the entirety of the microbial community that inhabits an organism like a human it's made up of a huge number of microorganisms even conservative estimates say that there are more microbes living in or on you then there are cells in your entire body carrying your own d.n.a. but because most microbes are much smaller than body cells if you put every one of them in your micro biome on a scale it only way a couple of kilos with with most of the microbes coming from the gut the average human is home to over 10000 microbial species many of which play for example vital roles in digestion and over the last half a century scientists have discovered that the make up and the balance of those species and individuals micro biom

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honest really is queensland coast synod to pauline hanson is addressing supporters of the conservative political party one nation. and i'll take the mission as that. i was there on your heart and. i do it. with the federal election looming senator hansen is running her message that history year is in trouble. well i 8 was not in that office chair os. i am sending this country. hansen is a senator leading a populist right wing party that bears the name. for years she's pushed a hard line and aggression policy but tell us that hands to you she's. a g.s. in the us why should something be what we in this country thanks one nation's chief of staff james ashby is one of senator henson's top infosys. he's an architect of her battle plan for the coming polish. based on. rice right now 6 which is. gin. and. thank. you. and in the audience roger malone a pro-gun i've been to. his schools to source to firearms legislation brought him to one nation's in a circle. and what i call it self. is the public face of gun rights astray oh. my god rather my leave from we don't have al rights as god i honest

honest really is queensland coast synod to pauline hanson is addressing supporters of who conservative political party one nation. and i'll take action as. i was there on and your heart and i'll just have you. with the federal election looming senator hansen is running her message that is straight your is in trouble. well i 8 was not in that office chair os. i am sending this country. hansen is a senator leading a populist right wing party that bears the name. for years she's pushed a hard line and he immigration policy might tell us that hands to you east. asian us so you know us why should something be hardly in this country thank you one nation's chief of staff james ashby is one of senator henson's top in photos. he's an architect of her battle plan for the coming polls. based on. the nice and healthy sex. is. gin state. and. thank. you tony. and in the audience roger malone a proton that picture to. his calls to source to firearms legislation brought him to one nation's in a circle. that's not what i call it self. is the public face of gun rights astray oh. my god brother molly fr

but history is queensland coast synod to pauline hanson is addressing supporters of who conservative political party one nation. and i'll take action as that each up i was there on and your heart and i must say i did. with the federal election looming senator henson is honing her message that history year is in trouble. what i meant 8 was in that office chair os. i am sending this country. pension is a senator leading a populist right wing party that bears the name. 4 years she's pushed a hard line and she immigration policy can't tell us that and still you eat. a.g.s. in the house why should something be what we in this country thank. one nation's chief of staff james ashby is one of senator henson's top in photos. he's an architect of her battle plan for the coming polish. based on. a nice and healthy sex marriage in this song. gin state. and thank. you. and in the audience roger malone a pro gun advocate. he's cools the sauce to firearms legislation brought him to one nation's in a circle. that's not what it was like so. it. is the public face of gun rights astray oh. my god roger

the cause but a cause and i think the state has done a very good job of bringing in a cardiologist paulin ologist and a number of experts who all said that the heart the. the drugs had nothing to do with george floyd's death that was all about the pressure that derek shogun and the other former police officers put on george floyd while he was essentially pancaked into the asphalt you were just mentioning a moment ago the witness that was called to the stand on shoes they and that was the use of force expert who did testify that cho vun was justified when he now it's on george floyd's neck so was that statement do you think it's been damaging to the prosecution or has the defense failed with this witness. i think that failed i think the state did a very effective cross-examination of him in fact he added this witness had an entirely different view he said that policing there were allowed to do one upmanship they police could fight dirty and the crux of his testimony seemed to be that the police are allowed to escalate which is exactly the opposite of what the police chief in minneapolis sa

jeffrey maloka his wife pauline died from 1000 complications in march a government isolation facility in quito in eastern kenya where they leave did not have enough oxygen. or way for suffering so we decided to move or to not obey we could so many hospitals by the awful one finally got one we want to quickly appeared on payment because 6 of the people were on the queue. in neighboring much cackles county health workers stay close to the intensive care unit or i.c.u. or 12 beds have been occupied for a while when we get there patients also require you care then there we talk surrounding neighboring countries to see whether we have beds available. the country's nearly 600 i.c.u. beds fill up fast and demand for oxygen has almost doubled to about 800 tons government hospitals don't have enough and health ministry official says thousands of cylinders are being hosted by individuals for private medical or industrial use . but their recent hope this is a country's largest privately owned steel factory it has stopped all production losing about $30000.00 u.s. dollars a day to provide the oxy

that by the way, just so you know, my wife says i should get align that's not why i want to do it paulinecramer i'm in the house of pain my stock is down 50% do i sell incigo >> we had the guy on, the ceo. i thought he did a decent job. the stock just keeps going lower. maybe there's something he and i don't know i don't know enough is enough not saying buy but not selling it down here i need to go to ken in georgia ken. >> caller: hello, jim cramer, from the city too busy to hate >> well, i like the falcons. i do chuck robinson is from there that's why what's up? >> caller: should i sell or wait until it gets back to $30, $40 territory. >> that one broke up a little. >> caller: luminar >> oh, you know, we have been looking at these autonomous vehicle plays. i have to tell you, frankly, i'm a little gun shy given the fact that we can't seem to get the technology right i put that one in the more of a long range camp. not anything near term how about we go to trevor in indiana. trevor >> caller: hey, cramer how's it going >> i'm having a good day how about you? >> caller: great so my questi

but san leandro mayor pauline russo cutters says that her city acted fast to avoid large scale lootinghat some cities suffered last may after the murder of george floyd in minneapolis. >> of course, you know, you want to handle it in the best way possible because property is less expensive and human life. but you also want to protect your property for the business owners and so forth. so we really did try to make sure that now we are paying attention and we're going to err on the caution because we want to make sure we're protected. >> 2 other businesses were also targeted in oakland gaining entry and stealing items. some of the looters did. so far no arrests have been announced. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news lifesaving accessories such as face masks and ppe is killingmthe planet will tell you how environmental activists are cleaning up and saving her. and after the break, highway one near big sur reopening today. a week ahead of schedule. >> and police activity has several lanes closed on the lower deck eastbound side of the bridge near the bryant street on ramp worker fol

i was giving a speech in pauline county, which isn't very far from here, about the movie. this man came up afterwards, and i was in the library, and he had a hold on me and went right down in front of me. he was full-blown. i raised him up and i said, you need to get help. we need to get you help. and i got him the help. but these veterans today, the ones that now have ptsd, it is recognizable. when we came home, it wasn't recognized. they call it strange things like shell shock, this kind of shellshocked. it is not shellshocked. it is traumatic when you're 17, 18, 19 years old, to see five people of your family, your platoon, killed. it is traumatic. interviewer: you have their brains in your face. donna: that is right. it is traumatic. or to carry, like the man in the movie with us, the black gentleman who carried that young italian man all the way, and then he died. you can't forget things like that. interviewer: cannot. donna: you can't. you can't get over things like that. interviewer: how do you think the vietnam war is remembered in our society today? or is it? donn