>> and he said, "shane ragland."nd i let him tell the story. >> a story about an unpleasant little incident. shane was among the freshmen pledging the sae fraternity. and one day, as they were getting to know the campus -- >> they went into trent's dorm and trent was there and on the wall was a calendar of some sorority girls. >> when shane saw that calendar, right away he pointed to one of the girls'pictures and he bragged that he'd had sex with her. >> what shane didn't know is that girl was the girlfriend of the president of the fraternity. >> trent did not like that one bit. got word to the sae president, and that's when shane was blackballed. >> so at that point shane's opportunity to be in that fraternity is pretty much over. >> the motives for murder are many and varied. but this seemed absurd. it was three years after that slight when trent was murdered in cold blood. could it really have festered so long? and if it had, if that was true, they had another problem. >> the more that we dug specifically into sha

shane: it is certainly a dampener. the chinese recovery has been underway since the second quarter of last year with a huge boost to global growth. recently, the pace has slowed down. we saw that in the economic indicators for april. mixed pmi's and it looks as if china has started to take away the punch bowl to some degree. i think it reflects the dichotomy between high price multiples on a traditional basis and low interest rates. you could argue it's not that high but that debate will continue. i think we will probably see a continuing mobilization of policy in china and that takes away some of the support, particular for emerging markets. on the flipside, you got ongoing economic recovery and reopening, so that should be a positive. i think they will do ok, just not as strong as they did through the second half of last year. haidi: the deadline the rba set for itself for the bond yield and the future qe, what does that do if we hear guidance for the levels we are seeing on australian stocks? shane: a new record hig

joining me now, is his son shane ex specter. full disclosure.f more than 30 years. shanen, did espn get the story right? >> yes, sir, they did. >> what exactly did your father tell you? >> my father called me in 2008 and said he had gotten off the phone with donald trump who had passed along an offer from bob kraft, the patriots owner, that if my father laid off his investigation of patriots, that there would be a lot of money for him in palm beach. >> how did your father interpret that offer? >> he felt that it was close to an offer of a bribe, if not an offer of a bribe, and he did some legal research after that and told me he found that it did not quite fit the bribe definition under u.s. supreme court precedent, but he was very angry about it and disappointed in donald trump who was his friend. >> you supported now president biden in the campaign. do politics have anything to do with this revelation coming to light now? >> no, mike, they don't. look. if i were interested in trying to get donald trump, i would have tried to make us think abou

thank you and on to your questions . >> thank you miss lavalle and we will now hear from shane watson of the lyon-martin hous and committee sponsor for the landmark and . >> can you hear me?my hearing was going to go first,is that okay ? >> chair melgar: sure. >> are you ready? >>. [inaudible] >> i am here, can you hear me? >> chair melgar: welcome. >> my name is jerry beswick and i'm director of the lgbtq historical society and i'd like to thank supervisor trent for hisleadership advocating for the land marking of the lyon-martin house and inviting me to testify today . founded in 1985 , the historical society maintains one of the largest archives of lgbt q historical midget museums and is one of the few museums dedicated to that history so we're proud to hold extensions of civil rights fired pioneers in our collection. they are among our most frequently sourced and will continue to yield works for many years to come. we cannot overstate the cultural and historic significance of thehouse where lyon and martin made their home . it will forever remain internationally recognized heroes

of the interesting things about this expression is that recent research about perception, this is shane, not the relief for originally covered. i mean, hands, they found traces, trying to microscopic traces of the pigments they use and say, we've been able to recreate the colorful aspect of the relief using projected color. one of the most important object in the exhibition is the cyrus cylinder. memorializing the conquest of babylon by persian king cyrus the great in 539, b. c. it also appears to document king cyrus as support for religious and cultural diversity policies that were unique in the ancient world. some scholars referred to it as the 1st bill of human rights. your runs long history has also included turbulent relations with the west. going as far back as the persian invasion of greece and the 5th century. and continuing to today. the exhibitions organizers hope to offer a different narrative. they include in us or counties and man. his family owns many of the object i'm show. the exhibition also highlights modern days. iran with a selection feature and contemporary uranian

we will have an exclusive interview with the ceo, shane elliott. >> let's check wall street. u.s. futures coming online unchanged, after stocks were pressured. the s&p 500 falling to the lowest in a week on comments on rates. we saw the rotation out of tech into bonds. underperforming mega cap, the vix closing just below that 20 level. the dollar strengthening across the board, a two-week high. wti gaining ground in extending gains after reaching that seven-week high. we have reports of u.s. supplies falling. >> a muted start trading as markets are closed for holidays across asia. these are the futures, down. modest gains yesterday. we are seeing a strong performance out of the asx 200, closing in on that pre-pandemic level high of 2020. we are watching anz as it begins trading. the broader economic recovery across the country continues. the aussie dollar wasn't underperformer, but climbed back for the aussie dollar, after the highest gain in two weeks. we saw the kiwi and the aussie dollar is the biggest laggards overnight. we had the rbnz in its report saying it could potentiall

individuals, but also against companies and business people that are accused of financing, alexander lucas shane cost regime. so you leaders are hoping that those sanctions are going to buy eventually, and that are going to have an effect on the cash ankles behavior. however, we also have to say that it's probably not going to happen as long as lucas shinkel has the support of russia. that is the most important trading partner for belie roof. it's also subsidizing its economy. now this summit that your leaders have been attending yesterday and today ad does get a lot before obviously this incident. what does the discussion on beller as a mean for the initial topics of the summit? like for the having the been damaged, like the ears, climate goals. while the leaders are going to talk about the pandemic today and also about the climate change. and the european union has agreed actually in this context on quite ambitious targets on the target of reducing emissions by 55 percent by 2030 compared with the year 19 and 90 so that it's something that are going to talk about today. however, it's still not

it was so unacceptable that were not last august. workers went on strike to protest. luca shane, who after he claimed a 6 to him and also following you disputed election money from state enterprises. like this is crucial to the regime survival. the you hope that sanctioning them will hit the regime hard. but as you was taking a tougher stance on bella, ruth, tensions with russia are also increasing. both countries for decades have been linked by a political packed since the crisis broke out. moscow has increased its backing for its allies. we must not still says that the west stopped demonizing those it doesn't likely.

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. >> reporter: michelle, carrie and andrew all spoke out rejecting the cuts, as did shane griffith, that became the second ncaa wrestling champion in stamford history. >> it is something i tried to not think about too much. >> reporter: the pressure from former and current athletes certainly paid off in keeping the varsity sports and going forward, stanford has some work to do. >> i just think regaining the trust of the alumni and students. hopefully the students and parents will also look at this and understand that it was a really difficult time. >> stamper says there is new optimism that raising the funds necessary to support all 36 varsity teams can succeed. and much of that seems to be from alumni financial support. >> the santa clara women's soccer team landed in san jose about two hours ago. they left the airport and headed back to campus where they were greeted with a huge celebration. the women defeated top-seeded florida state in overtime yesterday. the broncos won in a penalty kick shootout 4-1. in santa clara's first national title in 20 years. and it's a big sign the a's are

shane m. >> shannon: howie kurtz. thank you. next up, it's tonight's "real news roundup."apolis target store that was burned and looted during last summer's george floyd riots and reopen months later now has an interesting artwork on site. we girls displayed outside the store include one depicting a burning building with protesters raising their arms. merrill by five young black artists were created in collaboration with target and a minneapolis nontarget the back public this weekend was proposition b renton center in austin. by vote of 57% to 42%, local residents brought back the ban on a potential permanent charges for a legal homeless encampments which have exploded there in recent years. residents and business owners form saved also now which held to push for the measure's. in another -- voters in lubbock approving a measure that would outlaw abortion within city limits. the ordinance passing by a 62 to 37% margin now has residents referring to lubbock as a sanctuary city for the unborn. the vote is expected to quickly draw a legal challenge. former president donald tr

shane, maybe let's first start with the status of the fund-raising operation that is whatever the trumpbank because he made so much in the six to eight weeks following the november election, telling supporters there was election fraud, give him money. and a huge amount of that money he banked. a big chunk of that money he used to issue refunds to all those people who made recurring contributions. so he entered april with more than $85 million in his political accounts. but, look, i think that you touched on this. the facebook ban, the social media ban, that doesn't just hurt his public perception and the public impact he has. it does hurt the ability to find and reach new donors. and so, yes, he still controls probably the most powerful email and text message list in republican politics. and if you look at the messaging of other republican campaign committees, he remains a dominant figure to raise money online. but he's sitting on a lot of money, but he has lost those critical tools to reach new donors, and you have to constantly replenish these lists. >> yeah. i mean finish -- my under

our next question comes from shane lynn of the macarthur museum of military history. shane asks, do you think that museums have a greater responsibility now more than ever to devote more efforts in education, programming, and exhibits related to holocaust history? i will throw that over to paul. i would look to hear your thoughts on it. paul: absolutely. i believe museums and archives and libraries have an essential role to play because they are history and have the highest ability of any of the public institutions. the public believes the things they hear and see at museums. it is vitally important. also that museums are based on artifacts and objects that are real. i think in this digital world these days when someone comes and visits the holocaust museum and washington, d.c., or auschwitz memorial, they see these things and they have enormous emotional impact. we all know that emotional intensity dramatically increases retention. when you see something or learn something and are emotionally moved by it, you keep that memory very vivid. i think museums across the wo

. >> reporter: michelle, carrie and andrew all spoke out rejecting the cuts, as did shane griffith, thatame the second ncaa wrestling champion in stamford history. >> it is something i tried to not think about too much. >> reporter: the pressure from former and current athletes certainly paid off in keeping the varsity sports and going forward, stanford has some work to do. >> i just think regaining the trust of the um

i'm joined by "washington post" reporter shane harris who has been covering the investigation into the origins of the pandemic. thanks for being here. >> you bet, ari, good to be here. thanks. >> let's fast forward to right now. based on the available public evidence, what are the most likely theories about where covid came from? >> well, there are two. and president biden said the intelligence community, as he put it, has coalesced around two. one, which i think is fair to say most scientists would agree with, is that the pandemic developed naturally when an infected animal carrying the sars-cov-2 virus infected a human and that human infected other people. we've seen pandemics begin like that before, that's how the sars outbreak began in 2002. the other possibility is it came from this lab, the wuhan instituteof virology. the theory is not that the chinese deliberately engineered some kind of bioweapon and then purposely put it out to infect people. rather, that the kinds of research that was going on in that lab for many years, principally on coronaviruses, with an aim toward trying

the children of shane. in 15 minutes on t.w. . how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when will all be. true just 3 of the topics from cover and a weak link read your blog. if you would like any information on the crown of virus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you get your podcast you can also find us at d.f.w. dot com look forward slash science. and you hear me now yes yes we've got a new you and i last year's german sound so that when we bring you an angle on madoff and you've never had to have a full surprise yourself with what is possible who is medical really what moves fast and want to also be. people can follow along the way the morrows and critics alike how is the world's most powerful woman shaping her legacy joining us from apple's last stop. to the. league. this is news live from india tries to tell you a devastating spike in 1000 cases by opening up vaccinations took all adults but it's an occupation efforts are in disarray some states have no shots to authorize a desperate popul

one of the interesting things about this exhibition is that recent research about percept, this is shane, not the relief for originally covered. i mean, and they found traces tie the microscopic traces of the pigments they use and say, we've been able to recreate the colorful aspect of the release using projected color. one of the most important object in the exhibition is the cyrus cylinder, moralizing the conquest of babylon by persian king cyrus the great in 539, b. c. it also appears to document king cyrus as support for religious and cultural diversity. policies that were unique in the ancient world. some scholars referred to it as the 1st bill of human rights. the runs long history has also included turbulent relations with the west. going as far back as the persian invasion of greece in the 5th century. and continuing to today, ah, the exhibitions organizers hope to offer a different narrative. they include in us or counties and man. his family owns many of the object on show. the exhibition also highlights modern day to run with a selection feature in contemporary iranian art. ma

of critics of the deal which vowed to further open markets on both sides despite chinese abuses and shane john and hong kong. also on the show who's in the driver's seat no one has tech giant baidu test its autonomous taxi service in beijing. and strong results for siemens energy in the 2nd quarter the new spin off from parent companies even doubling its profit from last word. flowed welcome to the show i'm seeing beauty and berlin the e.u. has shelved its efforts to what approval for a massive investment deal with china after tit for tat sanctions were imposed over beijing's treatment of its weaker population european commission vice president valdis dombrovskis said tuesday that future efforts to ratify the deal depended on how broader each china relations evolved investment pact was pushed through by german chancellor angela merkel in december but had been expected to face opposition in the european parliament. brussels and beijing signed the ca i and the simpler it's meant to establish a framework for trade and investment in each other's markets to enter into force the cme must be sti

also bore them children and many nationalist propagandists campaigned against what they called white shane while so that's a very massage and mystic anti women version that says it's bad enough that the french have brought these black soldiers into the country now we've also got all these german women with no sense of honor or patriotism lining up on mass to have sexual relations with these colonial soldiers. the excludes you all the exclusion touched on there of the white woman from the collective of the germination he is of course racist. he forced out of the concept is that the german population of the body of the people regenerates from within and that anyone involved in racial defilement must be excluded from the body of the german people. of any there is naturally also an assumption that if someone has a darker skin color. he or she can't really be german there you see a deep rooted belief that being german means having a specific ethnic identity. in entity it so your german if your skin's the right color but what about those who have african or asian fathers but at 1st sight don't l

where what shane well and once i do still. yes it's less. than very exciting. yeah yeah a lot think a lot of people are excited for you as well nigerian investigative journalists and 2021 d w freedom of speech award winner to boree of war congratulations again much success moving forward and thank you for sharing your story and thanks for staying up with us tonight thank you. l.l. thanks for the recognition. police here in germany say they have shut down one of the world's biggest child sex abuse online platforms the platform was known as boys town and had more than 400000 members police say the online network was part of the darkness and had been operating since at least 2019 an international operation coordinated by europol over several months led to a series of raids in mid april for men in germany one man in paraguayan have been arrested are for more now we want to bring in our political correspondent julia so daily she has been following this story for us to use this this is difficult to get our heads around there were almost half a 1000000 people involved

scott shane: i suppose very flawed personalities often are, you know, sort of the engineers of historyi think julian assange is one of them. donald trump: wikileaks, i love wikileaks. michael: assange's most disruptive act of all was his intervention in u.s. politics in the 2016 u.s. election. daniel domscheit-berg: what clearly happened there is that wikileaks was a useful tool, and somebody figured out how to use that. julian might've been the useful idiot to president trump or his advisers or whoever, you know, helping him to get more political momentum. ♪♪♪ jennifer robinson: for anyone to suggest that julian is owned by any particular government is simply wrong, and you need to know julian to know that that's simply not the case. ♪♪♪ michael: in the 2016 campaign, wikileaks sent shock waves through the u.s. political system. the publication of thousands of e-mails stolen from senior figures in the democratic national committee was enthusiastically embraced by candidate donald trump. now as president, trump has flipped. his administration is coming after assange, but is it just abo

the taliban's $0.05 a house shane tells al jazeera all foreign troops must withdraw now as the agreement they reached was that the united states had not just its president we had not. struck the. second person that the government and the state so that state thing here and he was not only what food needed but if you are so they are legally and make it to that degree where and also the fact. that they did not to. tell you what they had make the commitment about the food supply. or violence against afghans has been escalating in recent months with security forces and many professionals targeted on friday a powerful car bomb killed at least 24 people in the eastern logar province of the no claims of responsibility for conjure free reports now from kabul. for afghanistan it's a cycle with nowhere and body after body lying next to each other this time the victims of a powerful truck bomb many were high school students staying in a dormitory nearby several buildings collapsed in the blast trapping dozens of people. are treated my own family members wounded in the incident and we spent the night

them to save their lives so that we do not have any more depth or you mexico cities, mayor claudia shane bomb promised a transparent, independent investigation. he's looking for lucy donald, he's gone. this is what we have as the attorney general to make a thorough investigation into the metro line. so there will be consequences for those responsible. at the same time, we're hiring external investigators to help us look at how the line was operating and to review the structure with the best engineers in mexico. and then the mexico city metro system is one of the busiest in the world. more than 4000000 people use it every day. we're at the scene of the accident where you can clearly see that section of rail line that's just to laugh above that busy boulevard with a tragic accident in one that's raise many questions over the safety of mexico's metro rail system. metro workers are now threatening to strike, be pointed to other possible infrastructure problems around the city and say they're not being listened to. manuel rap hello al jazeera mexico city. it's been 6 months since ethiopia gov

that's just shane and that's just difficult to understand how a human being can commit was talented for so long time and still have the willingness to run for residency for miss south african president, jacob zoom. i pleaded not guilty to corruption charges in an arm. the steel case, duma faces 18 charges of corruption, racketeering fraud, and money laundering in a $2000000000.00 deal of $999.00. summa has rejected the charges saying he's a victim of a witch hunt by a rival faction of the routing african national congress. for me to middle reports from johanna book, former president, jacob's whom i pleaded not guilty to those charges, and the 1st official, please by the president. he has on many occasions prior to that said that he's done nothing wrong, but this is a, which is politically motivated. it's been going on for almost 2 decades. and this really is attached to these factional battles with if the a and c also said just following the adjournment of today's court proceedings, that as far back as the time as he was deputy president, these charges were made. they were late to dropp

of the interesting things about this exhibition is that recent research about perception, this is shane, not the relief through originally covered. i mean, hands, they found traces, trying to microscopic traces of the pigments they use and say, we've been able to recreate the, the colorful aspect of the relief using projected color. one of the most important object in the exhibition is this cyrus cylinder. memorializing the conquest of babylon by persian king cyrus the great in 539, b. c. it also appears to document king cyrus as support for religious and cultural diversity policies that were unique in the ancient world. some scholars refer to it as the 1st bill of human rights. the runs long history has also included turbulent relations with the west. going as far back as the persian invasion of greece in the 5th century. and continuing to today. the exhibition organizers hope to offer a different narrative they include in us are connie's and mine has family owns many of the object i'm show. the exhibition also highlights modern day iran with a selection feature in contemporary iranian

you know they're among their loved ones it's been a long journey but there's also some release of shane only under the eyes of the law there is legal then the key isn't that they're innocent even living now can sell for 50 years i mean for our international viewers their implications have a british army conduct right around the world and well before the valley murphy massacre in yemen give me a yes or a got in the eye witness as the b.b.c. famously apologized for even talking about an eyewitness regarding the $171.00 allegations of. victims being in the hi ira what have you thought of the coverage of the in. quest i know it's going to see more coverage now but i mean what what did the people you represent think of the fact that one of the soldiers used part of the skull of one of the parachute regiment victims as an ashtray that was one of the bits of evidence of it was denied by one of the anonymous witnesses well we heard mary many examples of reality there are she president 3 various witnesses during the course of this in question your great great there was or there was a very media

what's interesting about the concept that shane and gypsy come up with. it's unique niche in san francisco. we can fill in niche in a new way. it will reach tourists when tourists come back. this show is going to reflect that. it's very young and fresh. we do have great marketing team in terms of getting the word out and having a compelling message. we're hopeful dome -- come out of the box strong with ticket sale and ride demand so we can have a sustainable business that works with the community and all the staff that works on the show. we do have a plan to reflesh the show every two years. there's a plan to refresh the show and have people come back and want to see it. there's sort of this hybrid of definitely model to reach locals which we're excited about going at again. i know i am. >> i would add, two of the first people to raise their hand or businesses to raise their hand potential sponsors and partner, one is san francisco travel association. they see it as a win for them to be able to track tourists back. they see a win for them to be able to ma

alderman lopez and napolitano, shane on you. spirited debate at the heart of our democracy is not the same as using racist tropes and xenophobic rhetoric to promote yourself on the backs of others and demonize them. >> tucker: calling for an elected official to follow federal law is a racist trope, according to lori lightfoot whose city is falling apart. we're proud to have alderman lopez join us from chicago. thanks so much for coming on. so i sense a theme here. when asked -- you've been in this position a number of times. when asked simple questions about governance, why are you doing this, here's the consequences, she whips around and makes it a racial issue and dodges the question. am i imagining this pattern? >> you're not hallucinating, tucker. the race card has been pulled out more times than i care to remember to try to deflect from her efficiencies as being mayor of the city of chicago. as you played in that clip, she herself said that nobody should use racist tropes as a public official. yet here she is doing that tod

we need to start thinking about how we can start thinking about companies to shane a spotlight. we can map the internet, and why can't we commercial commercial sources. this is the kind of requirement we should consider inserting into defense contracts or at least starting with a single program, or a single legacy program if dod and asking them to fully map it out and learning something from that process and an onerous, impossible requirement to all of dod. just remember the mass shortage one year ago. it taught us that we don't know what this might end up being and it's something that we totally take for granded and we'll find ourselves in a vulnerable position and as soon as we can identify where the vulnerabilities lie and whether it's single sources or scarcity of raw materiels, the sooner we can realize what we are dealing with and not have to have the crisis erupt. right now we are trying to nudge dod in the direction of doing better. >> great thoughts. maya, anything to share? >> absolutely. representative gallagher, it's interesting that you suggest taking a legacy progr

shane, thank you so much for your reporting. >> thanks for having me on.data, evidence, facts that the certain blogger in florida is not finding anyone wants to read his blog. who am i talking about? we'll get to that later. >> also, the trump organization probe. why are people getting more nervous? stay with us. nervous? stay with us nothing will stop me from vacation. no canceling. flexible cancellation. kayak. search one and done. oh! don't burn down the duplex. terminix. ♪♪ it's velveeta shells & cheese don't burn down the duplex. versus the other guys. ♪♪ clearly, velveeta melts creamier. i've got moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer. ♪ ♪ i feel free to bare my skin yeah, that's all me. ♪ ♪ nothing and me go hand in hand nothing on my skin, ♪ ♪ that's my new plan. ♪ ♪ nothing is everything. ♪ achieve clearer skin with skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. of those, nearly 9 out of 10 sustained it through 1 year. and skyrizi is 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. ♪ i see

charles: let's talk about though one of the reasons, some of the reasons people do get shane out of itr one hurdle is energy consumption particularly for bitcoin. how will that be addressed? >> that is really a non-concern. the media does a great job sensationalizing it. we talk to investors every day. we published a lot of research into this area as academic like cambridge, they powered with renewable energy which happens to be low cost of energy. a lot of miners today are colocating their mining operations with renewable energy power generation. but again these energy concerns i think are really overblown. it's a media narrative. elon musk hopped on the bandwagon. he is addicted to the dopamine hits he gets when they pay attention to the outlandish statements. look he is a madman at the wheel. we don't pay attention to him. a lot of shakeout was structural due to leverage in the market, not mining side. charles: one risk i don't think you can sort of ignore, regulatory risk, right? in fact a headline in yesterday's "wall street journal" i want to share it with you. ban cryptocurrency

alexander you but shane coy is joined at the help with russian president vladimir putin. they talk about joining the two countries together. hasn't happened, yet couldn't any. moment shank oh is called europe's last dictator. i honestly don't like to say, that it feels like urgings to me. how things are going though, sure. he is a dictator now for sure. why do we think he's gonna be the last? do not jinx it. authoritarianism is having a moment. dictatorship is going to feel like they are on their way back. why do we think he will be the last one in europe? that said, the people of belarus seem like they are kind of done with him. in august, as we were going up for our own presidential election last year, you wish ankle was facing his -- elections he allowed. he did one dictators do. he had been for example been thrown into prison. when he didn't expect was that that candidates wife that he was running against, the teacher who had never been involved in politics before, she took up the banner, and ran for president in her husband's place, while her husband was in prison. c

another leader of the republican congress has picked herself to be list shane ease rip up -- replacements -- replacement. at least a fund has been talking about her excitement in the job. one of liz cheney's only supporters in the republican party just got booed -- >> the fact that congresswoman cheney refuses to lie, is exactly why her parties very mad at her. she has committed no other ideological sin. liz cheney is a hard right wing member of congress. it's not like she woke up and suddenly decided she wants to support the green new deal, or god forbid, increased capital gains on the richest and many -- americans. no, no, no. none of that. both parties have lines they won't cross. thinks they won't dissent on. liz cheney overtime, sometimes they become more sometimes they become more or less restrictive and tolerant. the democratic party has evolved in such a way that abortion rights, and support for roe v. wade, and access to abortion are now a pretty clear litmus test. it's increasingly harder, and increasingly unlikely to be a democrat who opposes abortion rights. that's fine, reall

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examples of this trend involves none other than our french richard saint shortage on april 15, 1776 shane george purchased -- in the fourth regiment which was already stationed -- before he sailed west he post for a full length life-size portrait by thomas greensboro who's today considered one of england's great old masters of the 18th century. for our purposes today i collier attention to the st. george portrait and that of a brother officer from the fourth fourth, the same regiment on this slide. nathanael holmes, 1771 portrait of lieutenant thomas emory who proudly posed in his prewar close. contrast with scene georges koch. st. george retained his epilepsy and sash, he clearly tried to make less of a show of himself. gantz, silver buttonhole lay. st. george went to america wearing a sort, officers traditional weapon, but he also armed himself with a few puzzle and bayonet. officers -- took similar precautions -- on march 12 76 the commander directed his officers to make up uniform with white police like the privates of the respective regiments. he also instructed them to replace their

i'm an important command shane of the her mouth and she had done well and those who were not killed nose are a long way to retain funder and overground africa. we hate buildings of terror and these are the officers of the hum us district headquarters forgot me for any weapon. when warehouses of the us, we have the money while minimizing casualty of old civilians, huge efforts and ship warning ahead of time. civilians like no stage, no army is doing. the idea is the most moral army in the world. and if we have to drones issue the money to get an iron dome should protect and 19 percent of all the me sales where it's shown. that's where it seems we have to see unit of the us. we do appreciate if you are gonna, just as i promised from us, we have the most capability of how much, much, much more than what their commanders had thought go, give it to me. they thought we will be looked continued business as usual, but instead we hit them hard in a game changing way and i'd like to emphasize it more than anything else. we changed the equation not only during the operation, we changed it also for

young award winner shane bieber off the better.at 111 miles an hour. good thing. he's got great reflexes. right there. all right, check this out. a frank frank, the flyers mascot, grady had a request from a fan throwing cake, cappie and hit me in the head. so grady's an odd mascot, but he did his job as scheduled, there have would be making a different request, be making a different request, but no see that everyone w gentlemen, i think i've come up with a fun way to get young people interested in science. physics mad-libs. now, give me a number. five. uh-huh. and an irrational constant. "e." and a funny greek letter. gamma. i said funny. upsilon? good one. and an electrical charge. positive. (laughs) perfect. sheldon: okay. get this. (clears throat) "professor jones told the symposium he had a new method "for calculating the mass of a muon. five times the limit of (laughs) 'e' to the upsilon as..." (laughing) (clearing throat): okay. no, no. i'll start over. "professor..." (cracking up) i haven't seen him laugh that hard since the

there was a big "new york times" piece by shane goldmacher about the trump campaign doing that, havingyear -- well, most years we send a package of legislative recommendations to the hill, and we had everybody threw out whatever ideas they wanted to contribute, and we saw where there was consensus. this was actually an idea that i put in, having read mr. goldmacher's piece and also having the experience in the agency. we have heard complaints about this for years now. i've gotten emails from people from time to time saying, i seem to be trapped in this recurring contributions system, and i can't get the committee to stop charging me money. and the commission really doesn't have sufficient tools to deal with a situation like that, so we now, as part of our package of legislative recommendations, have asked congress to strengthen the law to make it illegal to have an automatic check-off like that so that people aren't -- so they're not confused, and when they make a choice to give money, it is their free and voluntary choice, and they give as much as they want and no more. >> i think tha

>> when she survived a no confidence vote in february or you spoke out on her behalf and said list shane is a leader with the convictions and the courage to act on them. she is an important leader in our party and in our nation. when you were asked about her at a press conference in kentucky, you seem to go out of your way to avoid expressing that support again. saying 100% my focus is stopping this new administration. why the change? >> there is no change. i stand by what i said about liz cheney before. i'm a great admirer of hers. but as -- that is up to the house republican. >> congresswoman cheney said on the floor last night, we face a threat america has ever seen before. a former president who provoked in the attack on the capitol, she went on to say in an effort to steal the election, he has resumed his aggressive efforts to convince the americans that the election was stolen from him, and risks inciting further violence. is there anything that she says that you disagree with here there? >> i don't know how many times have to tell you. i am focusing on dealing with the conditions

of the interesting things about this expedition is that recent research about perception, this is shane, not the relief through which we covered. i mean, hands, they found traces kind of microscopic traces of the pigments they use and say, we've been able to recreate the colorful aspect of the release using projected color. one of the most important object in the exhibition is the cyrus cylinder. memorializing the conquest of babylon by persian king cyrus the great in 539, b. c. it also appears to document king cyrus as support for religious and cultural diversity policies that were unique in the ancient world. some scholars referred to it as the 1st bill of human rights. iran long history has also included turbulent relations with the west. going as far back as the persian invasion of greece in the 5th century. and continuing to today. the exhibition, the organizers hope to offer a different narrative they include in us are connie's, undermine. his family owns many of the object i'm show. the exhibition also highlights modern day iran with a selection feature in contemporary iranian ar

and a $21000.00 protest march share trading in lies company's been suspended some home construction shane's 2 days after terri's government fruitless his assets under beijing's national security law will stay the vines is a writer and broadcaster he says hong kong is no longer a safe haven for businesses to operate without government intervention. i think it's immensely significant even in though we knew that the national security law had these enormous sweeping powers to do more or less anything that the authorities wanted to do it was commonly assumed that as far as the commercial sector was. they wouldn't be applied to interfere with business so to speak now we know that isn't true and we also know that once it's happened once the likely a lot of it happening again is quite considerable and for a place like hong kong which is an international business center the idea that your assets would suddenly and without. any detail research and be frozen is sending a big chill down the spines of people who are doing business some people say and some people are already saying oh well jimmy lie is a

in $27.00 se are asking the protesters to wear mass and they're asking them to keep social distance shane, and they're also asking them to bring food for the hungry. thank you, monica, for that one again, give live there from ridge, narrow where protests is under way against the government handling of the corona virus and demick in colombia, the president descending thousands of soldiers to cali, s tensions rise in the city after at least 4 people were killed during mass protest friday, march 1 month since nationwide demonstrations began against facts, reform plans which have now been drawn. strep protests have expanded to include other social problems. alexander, i'm going to report some bug a top another day of violence in columbus, anti government protest, one month after they began videos widely shared on the internet show civilians shooting live rounds and protesters in the city of kylie. with the police apparently doing nothing to stop them. stand on this, i'm an attorney general's investigator on his day off, allegedly shot and killed 2 protesters there, but was then attacked and l

eric shane, our is a land use consultant who represents the bum family owners of the flea market, heays. they'll try and accommodate all 430. vendors who want to stay. the new urban market is still a few years away. no vendor should fear they're gonna wake up tomorrow morning and the gate you're gonna be law. we would give the vendors a full one year advanced notice. of any significant change to the existing flea market. there are other options like the san jose capital flea market. many vendors don't want to leave. we've been here for over 40 years. so like we're probably like one of the p the oldest people around that have been here for the longest. and again, the plans are still in the early stages. after tonight it will be up to the san jose city council to determine if more can be done. for example, financial support for the vendors who aren't part of the new flea market plan. it will take at least 10 years to break ground. heather yeah, as that i've been to that flea market a great place. let's hope that some sort of agreement can be reached as that. thank you. san francisco ci

you're covered the agent reyes in the fourth inning of a scoreless game, steven to scotty against shaneides into third oakland in front one to nothing, but scotty went to second on a wild pitch and then both runners came home with mitch moreland punched one through the left side of the shift. he's had a three nothing lead for starter cole urban. but the lead was gone with one swing of the bat by william thomas in the fifth, two runners aboard a dominant rides one the other way down the right field line that carries out for a three run homer. just like that. it was a 33 games and the long ball hurt the a's again and ending later this time. mike krystle, who gets the barrel of his pink bad on an irving pitch for sos third homer of the year, turns out to be the winning run as four tampa relievers kept the a scoreless for the final five innings raise, avoid a series sweep and get out of town with the win two out of three over the rays. oh, not too bad. every time we play these, you know these guys, it seems like it's a battle. that's a really good team feel like they're ah. they're similar