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colonel richardson, lieutenant colonel richardson was commanding.as to be relieved by the rangers in the afternoon. they were yelling over the radio , get into zert. i set the headquarters that evening with roberts. we use the whole map and decided we would play this is a map problem. we wanted to go around to the right we found out that it was dark and we did not have a guide and it was loaded with mines and we knew the big minefields of their and we are afraid to do directlyonly road was in. in but you cannot hold a hand in the afternoon on this were onause the germans the ridges on each side. so we could not figure on this road but all at once, it occurred to us that it was black and the germans could not see any bid on the road. so we decided we would send him down this road. richardson not lose, came into the headquarters, we told him he was going in. he brought his young officers in. brief them. outfit, i he told one will take the bridge to the right and you take the bridge to the left. it happens that we knew these two bridges were still inta

mason sheets of pgim fixed ofome, leila richardson edward jones -- nela richardson of edward jones, andbarclays are with me. any takeaways here? nela: the important thing to watch is december 15 because that is where the rubber meets the road. that is where we see if there is an onset of new tariffs. that is where we hope to have some resolution on an interim trade deal. we do not think there will be a cumbrian's of trade deal in 2020. there's way too much still on the table to be negotiated. a little peace and a little stability would be enough for the markets to keep climbing. alix: what i found interesting is the eu talked felt like it was like, we will talk, maybe things will get better. there is a narrative that after the china stuff goes away, all of a sudden, laser focused on europe, and it will not be pretty going into election. what do you think? nathan: i think president trump very much has his eyes focused on the european union and its trade policies. i don't think it is going to happen in 2020 before the election, but if he is reelected, i think his second term is going to b

please welcome danica richardson richardson, looking at those photos, looking at where you are now, youbetter. your story went viral, people were so surprised, we know this happened but to see it in so many photos, really hit a nerve. >> we just thought it was normal, that's how we grew up, there was trash everywhere, drug needles, broken glass on the floor and that's just -- that was our normal, we walked around and it was every day that we will cut ourselves and that's just how it was. >> tamron: where were your parents. >> our mom was asleep a lot. >> our dad passed away while we were really young, her mom was sleeping really drowsy, she was always on something, she didn't really understand or fully listen to us. >> she always was asleep and not really present in the moment. >> tamron: were people in and around your neighborhood, or other family members aware that this was going on? >> there were a lot of reports to cps but we were in and out of foster care a lot but my mother was very smart, she knew what she needed to do in order to win us back. >> tamron: when that photo was taken

richardson was a guestra on this pr a few months after he resigned, and he suggesteda that nixon madstakein exerting executive privilege as much as he did. let's take a look. firm, stubborn, determination th he was not goingre toh the principle of confidentiality for the sake not simply of his own presidency but for the sake of the office. and he dug himself in on that. and then at each pointer he made a concession, he thought that it was a more to public opinionon than it proved to be. he was really feeding the appetite for more rather than satisfying it. and, of course, it's obvious, at least now, that what he needed to do was to sate the appetite for disclosureth and, one, puwholmess out there and and say in eect "eat all you want." >> both president nixon and president trump have exerted executive privilege as a way of covering up what many believe to be improper behavior. have president trump and president nixon undermined the legitimate exercise of executive privilege in your view? >> certainly, and president trump has gone well beyond anything that president nixon did because in th

its handling of a top tournament on saturday when liverpool woman goes for global club supremacy richardson has more. in caps are to watch the club world cup final fee for president in fancy no could be forgiven the casting his gaze further forward the country won the bid to host the 2022 world cup long before in fancy no took on football's top job but he's taking full ownership of the project he inherited let's use the world cup here in the middle east to do something positive to change maybe the way in which we in the western part of the world look at the top part of the world maybe if we can do that even just a little bit by opening ourselves up well then we have already achieved something. the 17 club world cup a 1st chance for many visiting fans to get a taste of what's to come in qatar at the main world cup in the 3 years time for in fencing and petsalis events king valley will be the logistical lessons learnt ahead of 2022 for liverpool and for mango for this club world cup is of enormous importance in itself both clubs have rich and successful histories but neither have ever won thi

but, as a condition of confirming elliot richardson, the senate judiciary demanded the appointment. now, nixon had offered, when he announced richardson as his nominee, that he could appoint a special supervising prosecutor. he was picturing one guy to make the decisions on what the department of justice recommended and to give richardson some help, because there were going to be republicans going to jail. richardson didn't want to be attorney general and wanted to run for president, happily abandoned all responsibility, and the original budget for the special prosecutor was a hundred people. the powers that be thought it was so much fun to have special prosecutors that wanted the watergate reform as the ethics in government act that set up the independent prosecutor, which, adler was talking about, absolute aberration, that mixes up the judiciary with the congress with the executive. and it was in effect for 25 years. that was how they prosecuted the iran contra affair against reagan. and it was jolly fun until it was used against democrats with bill clinton, and then they decided

i'm the richardson of the club world cup in cats all things with rich and successful histories are aiming to win this title for the very 1st time. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. u.s. airspace company. capsule but it wasn't exactly a success a stalin a fail to reach the obit that would have put it on track to dock with the international space station which was the plan. to one and lift off the rise of. the atlas rocket carrying the on man stalin a capsule survived one of its biggest challenges only to run into problems minutes after liftoff it appears as though the mission elapsed time and system had an error in it and that anomaly resulted in the vehicle believing that the time was different than it actually was nasa would it contracts to both boeing and space x. the company owned by billionaire mosque to develop cheap reusable methods of going to space nasa astronauts have been riding russian soyuz rockets since retiring the space shuttle fleet 80 years ago space x. successful

the richardson of the club world cup in qatar wetsuits sings with rich and successful histories to win this title for the very 1st time. thanks. again it's. going to tell us about the club world cup is what it is no stars you know on saturday the flamingo in the final of that competition the tournament is being hosted by cuts a country that is set to be a focal point for global football for the next 3 years at least and the richardson reports. in cats are to watch the club world cup final defeat for president in fancy no could be forgiven the casting his gaze further forward the country won the bid to host the 2022 world cup long before in fancy no took on football's top job but he's taking full ownership of the project he inherited let's use the world cup here in the middle east to do something positive to change maybe the way in which we in the western part of the world look at the top part of the world maybe if we can do that. even just a little bit by opening ourselves up well then we have already achieved something. the 17 club world cup a 1st chance for many visiting fans to get

english fans have may just change a little bit if liverpool can win this club world cup and you richardson there are tightly events national stadium you're being asked all the action as it happens thank you andy. russia says construction must continue on its gas pipeline to europe despite threats of us thanks work is being threatened after president on trying announced the new legislation on friday it includes sanctions against companies involved in building the nord stream to pipeline trump says bypassing ukraine to deliver natural gas to germany gives russia too much influence in europe or beilin has also rejected the u.s. sanctions. but what all the russians planning the new 1200 kilometer pipeline will run from the russian port of underneath the baltic sea to germany now along with the existing nord streamlined russia will then be able to export 110000000000 cubic meters of gas to europe each year that's double the current amount of political analyst at stanford university ballon alric bruckner says the sanctions point to strange ties between germany and the us and he explains why the

still ahead on new sound i'm andy richardson of the club world cup in qatar wetsuits sings with rich and successful histories are aiming to win this title for the very 1st time. i think stories generate fountains of headlines these protests are saying down with the system and down with all of the parts with different angles from different perspectives just because we came to prison doesn't mean right stopped at the gate separate the spin from the facts the western media jumps on stories we don't taking down the misinformation from the journalism it's about telling the stories of those human beings on the ground with the listening post on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks boeing is the longest manufacturing export in the u.s. . with detailed coverage critics say secular protections are great in the indian constitution and now the threats. and fearless journalism from around the world for cycling fans 1st like this one play a crucial role in argentina's waste management says. it is time to sport. thank you very much liverpool and flamingo are getting set for the final of the clu

crone and was one of several flitter my babies born in cincinnati where an american drug company richardson merrill had their headquarters like the german drug company merrill promoted the drug as completely safe even during pregnancy like green and merrill had no evidence to back this up. merrill applied to the federal drug administration in 1960 for approval to brings a little mite onto the american market and was allowed to conduct clinical trials on patients across the country now it wasn't a clinical trial at all what it was was a marketing campaign trumped up to look like a clinical trial michael magazine is an australian lawyer and former investigative reporter who spent years researching the thalidomide disaster what merrill wanted to do was to familiarize doctors with a drug so that once they got approval they would have doctors all ready to go through with a drug raid to prescribe it like crazy the little mind was now being sold in close to 50 countries worldwide in 1961 in australia dr william mcbride delivered 3 solidify babies in a few months he alerted distillers the british d

. >> good morning, chair richardson, members of the committee. for the record, my name is martin wiggins, and i'm presenting on parks events andand programming. i felt the need to start a conversation with the committee on looking forward to park programming and events with an eye to some of the recent events that people are familiar with, so i'll run through the presentation and i'm sure there'll be time for discussion and questions. i'll start with events that people are familiar with. the treasure island music fe t festival has been here for a few years. in dark pink is the area itself and then staging and parking areas are shown. it's a large event, 10,000 to 12,000 attendees. and then, the duration, while it's just kind of a long weekend, there's some set up involved and some takedown. treasure-fest is an event we're probably all familiar with, taking place on the west side of the island, 15,000 to 20,000 attendees, and breakdown and set up, and you can see some areas that extend outside of the actual event. and then thirdly, the dragon boat

my name is nicole richardson. and i am a married mother of two boys under two years old. pray for me. i'm a woman of color who has lived in the tenderloin for four years at the intersection of turk and jones. i lived in the bay area for six years total. throughout that time i've lived in the other areas such as the mission district, the sunset district and east bay. i have a bachelor's degree in advertising and a master's degree in arts administration. i'm originally from flint, michigan, which is another community with its own issues. and i lived and worked all over the united states, such as detroit, michigan, atlanta, georgia, boston, massachusetts, portland, oregon, and of course san francisco. since living in san francisco, i have only worked in the tenderloin. i started working at san francisco city impact, which is an organization that introduced me to the tenderloin. while working at this organization i developed relationships with residents, while being a resident myself, and i received access and inside look inside many of the s.r. o.s. my husband and i have bec

doyle states heavy in the southbound direction as well and this is going continue all the way out richardson. i don't see anything ithe wano crashes or stalls san francisco look at that 47 minutes right now novato to that whole so get out there early soggy roads not helping that's part of thproblem too right over the y bridge, your drive into san francisco fairly normal. no problemto report, but it's bked up through the maze onto all connectors just under 20 minutes to make it in we'll eck more freeways drive times coming up. james started thanks robin. >>so our big story this morning. we have one more bay area city ow voting to ban vaping products nothing unusual there. yeah, the cities think about going one step further. yeah, they're going to try to ban you from vaping in public. >>kron 4 sarah stinson is live in palo alto the question is. a special force volunteers, what are gog to do. >>the going to definitely increase theiresources because they're already talking about how they need to do that for the ba on selling the cigarettes and flavored tobacco so it's auge discussion, i'm here o

supporters will have to concern themselves with watching some of the world's best club teams on the richardson al-jazeera doha. the south asian games ends on wednesday in the poll with the host country hailing the events of a great success only india have won more medals but many of nepal's winners say their victories came in spite of a lack of support from the government sabina shrestha has more from kathmandu. preparation for the final day of the south asian games fans have been delighted by the performance of their athletes 22 year old uncommon marker celebrated gold in karate by beating our pakistani open in the final the former maoist began response journey after the end of the civil war in 2006 in camps used by the guerrilla army . and we can't make a living by being an athlete we only get an allowance when we are getting trained in the past 4 months are allowance has gone up to $26.00 a day before it was 6 dollars and we have to live within the sum out after the training i have to find to work on a palmer has and receive the full allowance and is relying on her brother to support. me to

host nation already has plans in place for what happens after the tournaments finishes and the richardson reports. the 2022 world cup is reshaping cattles landscape in 3 years' time this country will host football's biggest tournament but already plans are being made for what happens when it's all over. the man known in cattle restocked a cool used to design air conditioning for cause for the last decade he's been developing cooling technology for football stadiums science with long term value for qatar and other countries aiming to combat high temperatures with. the air goes out gently towards the supporters but it's recycled again like a conveyor belt this is one of the things that makes the technology sustainable we did not air condition the whole stadium but target where the spectators are it's a unique technology that cats are introduced to the world. creating a meaningful legacy is a complex challenge but secondly for a small country hosting such a huge tournament the hosts have to make sure the not only do the stadiums have a life beyond 2022 but that everything else that comes wit

qatar a country set to be a focal point for global football for the next 3 years at least and the richardson reports. in cats are to watch the club world cup final fifa president johnny in fancy no could be forgiven the casting his gaze further forward the country won the bid to host the 2022 world cup long before infancy no took on football's top job but he's taking full ownership of the project he inherited let's use the world cup here in the middle east to do something positive to change maybe the way in which we in the western part of the world look at the top part of the world maybe if we can do that. even just a little bit by opening ourselves up well then we have already achieved something. the 17 club world cup a 1st chance for many visiting fans to get a taste of what's to come in qatar at the main world cup in 3 years time for in fancy new and cats all this events king valley will be the logistical lessons learnt ahead of 2022 for liverpool and for mango for this club world cup is of enormous importance in itself both clubs have rich and successful histories but neither have ever w

steps up its efforts to get ready for 2022 and convince the doubters it is a deserving host and the richardson al-jazeera doha liverpool manager you're going top as highlighted the different approaches to the tournament between the european and south american sides as my european sides dominating the competition in recent years he believes there is still a lack of enthusiasm for being involved. god sent here from the continent on a country with a clear order. to win it and to come back as heroes. we got told to stay at home and play the car of all car so that's a massive different i think if you want to do it in europe it's completely different to the view and rest of the world but i like very much to change that view a little bit in the moment of change for me since you know you build a change of view of the people in europe probably not because a lot of this is it's a dream to return to in the premier league side austin all as the new head coach the spaniard spent 5 years at the club in his playing career he's been number 2 to pay mentions the city for the last 3 seasons i've been preparing

american title winners flamengo the favorites to lift the trophy and the richardson reports. cattles football fans are having quite a year. it began with their national team becoming asian champions for the 1st time it will end with the country hosting the club world cup. this group of esperance fans living in cats play their games in the colors of the african champions the 2 new zealand team will enter the tournament in the 2nd round. of. 4 as it's very important for us because we are working here and many people. see the match but there is no ticket or finish so all the people want to see this event a total of 7 seems all be taking part catalyst a mystic champions plus 6 continental title winners including liverpool from europe and flamingo from south america be hosting it this year and next important test events ahead of the world cup in 2020. fan zones catering for the diverse tastes of local and visiting fans are being trialled for the 1st time by the host country alcohol is a part of our culture over hospitality years and we make sure that there is. everything for every

and the richardson al-jazeera. and there was a huge crash at the track cycling a world cup in australia the women's omnium scratch race descended into chaos says half of the field were wiped out in respect. for home rider and admin stand mannish to stay on the track and when you go all this. and that is all your sport for now more later or later isn't delegates who flew to madrid for the un climate summit have been criticized for leaving a huge carbon footprint thousands of people worldwide have joined a movement to avoid flying it's their way of raising awareness about air travel contribution to climate change but moss is part of that growing movement to stay out of the skies i'm ben i live in bristol and i choose not to fly i am a wood recycler we collect wood waste from whoever's throwing it away we bring it back to our yard we clean it up in the cellar and we make stuff out of the workshop . by a don't fly because it's probably the heaviest carbon footprint that we create as individuals. global warming and dive

and then try and win that english premier league title for the 1st time in 30 years and in richardsonwill even been here from you again later thank you very much. so 2 new english premier league managers watched from the stands as everyone an arsenal played out a goal or straw at goodison park on saturday and it's announced the appointment of color before kick off arsenal's new head coach mikel arteta was also in an observer's role for this match and philosophy was sacked by napoli only last week the italian has signed a 4 and a half year deal at everton arsenal player mesut ozil support for muslim minorities in china has been having an impact away from social media is instagram post about the treatment of muslim leaders in chin young province was praised by demonstrators in turkey on friday they marched in solidarity for those detained by authorities in the province which we get exiles call east turkistan who is of turkish origin was backed by protesters in istanbul for helping keep the spotlight on the situation china banned their broadcasts of arsenal matches in response to critici

1st of all the semifinal against montserrat which takes place in france for a list ok anywhere richardsoneporting live for us thanks for now and there is a huge game coming up in the spain on wednesday with the 1st al classic of the season between barcelona and round which read teams are locked together at the top on $35.00 points but it sparser who lead on goal difference the game was originally scheduled to take place in october but was postponed following political protests in barcelona no nurse q we're all happy we can play in such a game as the classical i remember this as a players this is the kind of game you live for so right now we're only focused on the game. pakistan head coach. has blasted star fastball or muhammad the mirror for walking away from the country's test team at just 27 years old amir quit the longer format to focus on his one day career and the highly lucrative t 20 format without a mere pac sun were humiliated in australia losing 2 tests by an innings and failed to bowl sri lanka out last week and raul pindi in what was pakistan's 1st home test for over a decade.

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and the richardson al-jazeera. the dallas mavericks face a nervous wait on the fitness of one of their star players reigning rookie of the year look at don chipp injured his ankle after less than 2 minutes of this game against my heat the mavericks went on to lose 122-2118 over time don churches averaging more than 30 points per game this season the 1st best record in here and quite a finish in the game between the san antonio spurs and the phoenix suns played in mexico city de mar de rose and pulled the spurs level in overtime padding noles went on to score the winning points with 0.3 seconds left on the clock. japan has officially unveiled the main stadium that will host next year's tokyo olympics the $68000.00 seater venue has cost $1400000000.00 it's been built on the site of the former and national stadium used for the 964 tokyo games construction started in december 26th seen about 14 months later than planned after the original design was scrapped due to high costs and then using them. for this national stad

mexico the winners of that game i will go through its liverpool in the 70s on the 18th ok eddie richardson thanks so much for that will speak to you a bit later liverpool's domination of the english premier league continued on saturday they beat what for 2 no way mohamed salah got the goals for the table topping brads this was their 16th win from 17 league games liverpool were lucky to win england's top division for the 1st time since 1990. now it's been a mixed day for tiger woods and his u.s. team at the presidents cup they staged a great comeback against the internationals a but patrick reid's caddie has been thrown out of the tournament for fighting with the spectator david stokes reports. he was unbeaten on days one and 2 but tiger woods still chose to bench himself on day 3 putting his trust in his u.s. players including the under-fire patrick reid. have to being accused of cheating in his last tournament reid's been taunted by the australian crowd all week the former masters champion lost his 3rd straight match and then things went from bad to worse his caddie and brother in law cas

and the richardson al-jazeera.japan has officially unveiled the mail a stadium that will host next year's tokyo led becks the $68000.00 seater venue has cost $1400000000.00 it's been built on the site of the former national stadium used for the 1964 tokyo games construction started in december 26th in about 14 months later than planned after the original design was scrapped due to high costs is endangering them taught in pick for this national stadium which will be the symbol of the tokyo 2021 pick and paralympic games i know there must have been many difficulties in building it the design was changed during the process it is purely the result of hard work that we can finally celebrate today. france's toro has won his 1st world cup slalom in almost 6 years to move top of the overall standings the 28 year old blew away the competition in front of his home crowd in valdez there it's been 2 rows 1st slalom wins since january 20 point team and his 25th career world cup race when. there was a huge crash at the track cyc

and the richardson al-jazeera. and i was a huge crash at the track cycling a world cup in australia the women's omnium scratch race descended into chaos says half of the field were wiped out in brisbane. for home rider and atman stand managed to stay on the track and win golds. and that is all your sport for now more later. on that is all for the news hour but to keep it here we have much more news for you here on al-jazeera on the other side of the break. al jazeera the coverage you see is in need viewers watching i africa reports see africa as it is. the. way we take our time getting to know the people we meet the folgers are rich or think hard before you hit the road and they you see in the crossfire those houses there has been written down telling stories ultimately is not just about al-jazeera it's about the people who tell the stories about. in 2008. 0 documented a groundbreaking scheme. preparing some of india's poorest children for entry into its toughest universities. we return to see how the students and

and the richardson al-jazeera. and there was a huge crash at the track cycling a world cup in australia the women's omnium scratch race descended into chaos says half of the field were wiped out in brisbane. i. saw how rider and admin stand managed to stay on the track and when gault's. and that is all your support for now it's now back to lauren in london. thank you very much indeed now an iconic pair of sunglasses owned by the singer john lennon has sold at auction for nearly a $153000.00 the former beatle known for his love of secular glasses left the pat on the back seat of his chauffeur's car after they broke his driver alan herring sold them to sotheby's auction is and is considered one of the most popular singer songwriters of the 20th century he was shot dead by a fan outside his new york apartment in december 980. s. it for me for a moment more news in a few minutes. from the al-jazeera london pro-car center 2 special guests in conversation when your government is going after what do you do on prompted uni

richardson had done a doodle that got, i guess, lithographed. to raiseliling them money to get women equal rights in the press corps. if you paid a little bit extra, we would autograph it to you. so, i decided i would do that. you handed him a piece of paper with your name on it and he started to sign a new looked up and went, oh, jill, i know you. i lost my job because of you. i still have it, although the ink is fading. if you know how to save it, as an historian, you should telling. host: if i can't, i know people who can. let's go back a little bit. you had about whether dean'sstions about john testimony before the tapes. one of the things that richard -- told us was that he had some doubts. he had some doubts about dean's testimony, and then, of course, the tapes would cooperate most of it. -- corroborate most of it. the case when you got that was primarily dean. ms. wine-banks: he was the key to it. it's one of those things where, i don't know that i personally questioned his sincerity or his. honesty i certainly questioned whether any jur

on wednesday 7 teams are taking part in the fee for club world cup our sports correspondent andy richardson joins us live from the just seem. been hammered stadium andy good to have you with us as always run us through how those 2 women who are using volved. it's a bit of a strange one in many ways the club world cup kind of emerged out of the incidents in ental cup which preceded it which was a one off match between the european and south american champions but even that wasn't played every year depending on it seems as if you felt like getting it all going to ice event at the 1st club world cup and see 1000 in brazil and that promptly then disappeared sheets of various financial issues should we say it faced when it reappeared in 2005 in this in this current format where you have 6 continental champions and also the domestic champions of the house nations so here we are at our sats stadium they are a the cats are running it's like cats are tied to winners they're actually the only cat 3 teams ever won the asian a champions league that was back in 2011 so they did play in the club world cu