investigators found pieces of samson night luggage, a copper piece, only sold in the middle east at that time. there were scarring marks, there were blast indicators showing that some type of plastic explosive, the residue, in there which are inhe greedents used for compact explosive. that res. due on the luggage was linked to pieces of clothing that were scattered over hundreds of miles, tiny micropieces of clothing. some of those clothings are labels linking the clothing to a clothing store in malta. embedded within some of those tiny piece of clothing were tiny pieces of black pass thick that freansically were linked to toe -- forensically were linked to a toshiba radio cassette. the timer used, a piece of the timer used to trigger that explosion over lockerbie was also found which is incredible. there was a micropiece of the circuit board the timer found 25 miles from where the main fuselage landed. a tiny piece of thumbnail. on that circuit board was mebo which the f.b.i. and scottish investigators linked to a very small outfeet of an electronic outfit in zurich. the individual that

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the new us president biden i hope it will become better and that we won't have such sanctions for samson it's certainly i think 1st and foremost it's an economic come to prize the 2 states russia and germany committed to and the country bartlett's should be allowed to act as they have agreed on i think the mandolin especially by the us is over the top. well at present u.s. sanctions and north stream to include asset freezes transaction bans and visa restrictions however right before work restarted over the weekend the us congress approved an expanded sanctions bill that targets insurance firms providing services the companies supplying equipment more stream to comes in addition to the already existing north stream pipeline which also runs through the baltic sea it will be able to pump 55000000000 cubic meters of natural gas from russia to germany every year and then on to the rest of europe after that as journalist thomas fassbender shared his thoughts on the project's future. as we see today both sides the germans the russians and also the european union they are basically committed to

broadway samson will be the first in that list. you're going to 2005, 2010. >> that site was actually went from caltrans to d.p.w. to mohcd. we purchased the site in 2006. >> supervisor peskin: that's why i used 2005. >> our timeline spans several years. i don't have it in front of me. i would guess just 2010 maybe 2011 when that was done. >> supervisor peskin: mayor brown wanted that to be a police station. >> that's the oldest one. the newest one would be a project in construction now 1068 mission. this is on federal land. we bought this land from the feds for i believe $1 from the f.s.a. 256 units for homeless individuals, 103 those will be seniors. i think that's probably the one that's kind of most up to date. we do have a number of units that are in development agreement or reservoir, mission rock. these are all not necessarily surplus land projects but public land projects that are in predevelopment or we have haven't even broken ground yet. >> supervisor peskin: we'rand nt necessarily 100% affordable? >> that's right. in th

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broadway samson will be the first in that list. you're going to 2005, 2010. >> that site was actually went from caltrans to d.p.w. to mohcd. we purchased the site in 2006. >> supervisor peskin: that's why i used 2005. >> our timeline spans several years. i don't have it in front of me. i would guess just 2010 maybe 2011 when that was done. >> supervisor peskin: mayor brown wanted that to be a police station. >> that's the oldest one. the newest one would be a project in construction now 1068 mission. this is on federal land. we bought this land from the feds for i believe $1 from the f.s.a. 256 units for homeless individuals, 103 those will be seniors. i think that's probably the one that's kind of most up to date. we do have a number of units that are in development agreement or reservoir, mission rock. these are all not necessarily surplus land projects but public land projects that are in predevelopment or we have haven't even broken ground yet. >> supervisor peskin: we'rand nt necessarily 100% affordable? >> that's right. in th

in this context i'm almost glad samson asked for the last 70 and seeing and on the day today for the rights promotion of the commission soon. we're going to shift. just in the. asian community. teach it to mom. and i know you care so said i'm not going to much fame the mamma says that our. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by one person with those words. saying. we dare to ask. china's government it's ready to hit reset and its relationship with the united states this as a trumpet ministration continues to hit government leaders with a fresh round of sanctions beijing says that we are a historical moment between the 2 countries meanwhile the u.s. state department announced new sanctions against 14 officials on china's top legislature but national people's congress standing committee over a national security law imposed on the financial hub of hong kong. china has always resolutely opposed and strongly condemned the u.s. interference in china's internal affairs and the so called sanctions against chinese personnel on the basis of the hong kong issue we have repeatedly stated our

in this context i'm almost glad samson asked for the last 70 and seeing and on the day today for the rights promotion of the commission. religion shift. in the. asian community no mommy in. egypt mom. no new car so said i'm not going to much fame the mamma says that our. lead. thank you. thank you. black lives matter black votes matter but this black representation matter whose voices are rising to the top and whose voices are being quelled what started as murmurs in the national context became reverberating demands as the campaign cycle went on and black men voiced their disdain for democratic party base felt excluded them we heard from the likes of davy charlemagne the god ice cube and a chorus of other celebrity blackman the truck campaign began making great forward appeals to black means seeing quakes and their support for democrats but is this all smoke and mirrors or is there something deeper that the democrats need to provide before this bio demographic disappears. former florida gubernatorial candidate angela launched his podcast real talk a few weeks ago his most recent epis

president biden i hope it will become better and that we won't have such sanctions for samson it's certainly i think 1st and foremost it's an economic enterprise the 2 states russia and germany committed to and the country partners should be allowed to act as they have agreed on i think the mandolin especially by the us is over the top. when u.s. sanctions on north stream to now include asset freezes a ban on transactions and visa restrictions however right before work re commenced the u.s. congress approved a bill that includes expanded sanctions against the pipeline among them restrictions for companies that provide insurance and for firms that work with welding equipment midstream to use an extension of the already existing nord stream pipeline which also goes through the baltic sea it will be able to pump 55000000000 cubic meters of natural gas from russia to germany every year we spoke to journalist thomas fassbender about the future of the project under the incoming us administration. as we see today both sides the germans the russians and also the european union they are basically com

samson and delilah the following weekend and la traviata the weekend of january 30. they opera is also offering an all in program called opera aficionado. >> the aficionado series includes talks and panels. in this particular installment coming up in january, we will be featuring three local composers and scholars. each one of them is preserving and changing music in very interesting ways. >> the opera is also offering a full calendar virtual events families. >>> 6:42. we are nearing the end of the year of the pandemic. it is one a lot of us would like to forget but 2020 was not all that. >> this segment was started two years ago and now we ask folks all over the bay area, what is your good news? troop 2020. many say it is the worst year. a lot of death and destruction. the bay area's resilience has a lot of good things happening. let's end this year on a positive know. i am setting up shop here in ghirardelli square, asking people what is your good news? >> our big good news is this little guy. he was born in august. he has brought so much joy and love into our home

samson and delilah the weekend of january 30.line program called opera aficionado. >> the aficionado series include talks and panels. this particular installment coming up in january, we will be featuring three local composers and scholars. each one of them is preserving and changing music in very interesting ways. >> the opera offering a free calendar of virtual events for families. visit their website if you want to learn more. everybody adapting these days. >>> coming up, streaming on cbsn bay area, a new college kicking off things for free. >>> a nationwide initiative recognizing heroes of the pandemic. a look at the new rides front- line workers will be driving. >>> when will front-line workers get the vaccine? when will you get the vaccine? i have how that will roll out, just ahead. >>> let's get a live look outside before we head to break. this is a live look at downtown san francisco from on top of nobhbhill. we will be two memedical socicieties haveve stronglyly recommendnded to docs to treatat acute, nonon-low bk muscsc

i listen to them or as you heard in that report, samson deforestation has surged to a 12 year high. this is what it looked like in 2008. went off 1000 square kilometers of vegetation has been destroyed in july of this year. destruction bruised and 10 percent from a year earlier. that's almost the same rate as in 2008. let's get more now from carla snow bray. he's a senior research or at the institute for advanced studies at the university of south parlow and joins us now from san jose. those campus in brazil, schizo have you with us. we were hearing in that report from our correspondent just how serious the situation is. we know that destroying the rain forests is bad, but the governments in brazil argues that they need to focus on economic developments in the need to lift people out of poverty. so do you understand why the government is watering? very nice environmental protections and doing, you know, enabling the destruction of the rain forest because people argue that poverty is also a pressing issue as well. yes, there is a pressing issue all over brazil, however, are the 50 ye

. >> reporter: samson agrees.. >> what i would recommend that president biden do is that you take somethingery much like the pardon office andso reconstitute iwhere else. i actually agree thattu i actually agree thattu in the process. thejust shouldn't be the on voice. >> reporter: tanner is grateful to all the people that helpedpl him beat the odds. >> and as we hold each other's hands god, we know that oou hands are inhand. and we celebrate god you bringing your son home, god. >> reporter: he is working to te reporter: he is working to gary, indiana into a pop-upin boxing ring for his return to pro-sports next ll. he's got the support of state senator eddie melto >> what could a major fight do for gary? what better place to come andat show that we ve it back. >> reporter: tanner went from a cell in a federal prisono ais white house christmas party in a matter of weeks. his plea to theresident, use your power to let more people out of prison.eo >> we need to comtogether as all tive to work on bringing more men and women home to their families.an >> reporter:r is fortunate enough to be one

broadway samson will be the first in that list. you're going to 2005, 2010. >> that site was actually went from caltrans to d.p.w. to mohcd. we purchased the site in 2006. >> supervisor peskin: that's why i used 2005. >> our timeline spans several years. i don't have it in front of me. i would guess just 2010 maybe 2011 when that was done. >> supervisor peskin: mayor brown wanted that to be a police station. >> that's the oldest one. the newest one would be a project in construction now 1068 mission. this is on federal land. we bought this land from the feds for i believe $1 from the f.s.a. 256 units for homeless individuals, 103 those will be seniors. i think that's probably the one that's kind of most up to date. we do have a number of units that are in development agreement or reservoir, mission rock. these are all not necessarily surplus land projects but public land projects that are in predevelopment or we have haven't even broken ground yet. >> supervisor peskin: we'rand nt necessarily 100% affordable? >> that's right. in th

caller: i enjoyed your clips of the interview have you ever had david samson. caller: he's my favorite historian. host: what is it about mr. hanson or doctor hansen that attracts w you. caller: his classical education and history from the greek and roman era like one of his books had, what the impact was long-term like the battle where socrates managed to survive which had a big influencera on history or the battle where the americans learned to be just as brutal as the japanese or theor battle of shiloh where the author had to backtrack back and forth part of the first day and umade up for by writing the bo. host: he is still very active author and columnist he has a weekly column. caller: i look forward to seeing him on tv. host: he was on her "after rdwords" program a couple of months ago and it's a book in support of president trump that he wrote, i do not know what that does to your opinion. ccaller: i concur. host: a couple of books tod recommend that i'm currently reading a biography called a third phase which has a lot of very nice insight of his origin

however, speaker pelosi said it asked on the house floor last week when she called the denver samson act the crown jewel in this package. it takes a long overdue steps to .educe barriers women face the legislation expands access to care for women veterans. combats sexual harassment and assault, increases cultural competency for all of the staff and improves data collection to ensure our elections -- our 2 million women veterans get the care and resources they earned. fulfilling president lincoln's promise to care for those who shall and borne the battle and for their caregivers and survivors. i know that many troops, veterans and their loved ones are spending this holiday apart from one another. please know that i deeply appreciate your service and sacrifice. that house democrats will keep fighting for you in the new year. thank you and happy holidays. >> you are watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government. c-span1's crated by america's cable television companies in 1979. today, we are brought to you by these television companies who provide c-span2 viewers as a public servic