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starr anything to add? >> thank you, just that the planning commission heard this on april 20 and recommended approval. i'm happy to answer questions you have. >> thank you very much. no questions or comments from colleagues at the moment open this up for public comment. >> thank you, chair preston members who would like to speak line up to the right and those online need to press star 3 to be added to the queue. youville 2 minutes. >> good afternoon i'm jillian a co-owner of the bar and here to say thank you for your time and hopefully it guess through. >> thank you. >> and are there other members that would like to speak on item 1? we will move to remote line and we have zero callers. >> thank you. public comment is closed. and i would like to make a motion to sends this item to the full board with recommendation. madam clerk? >> on sna motion supervisor dorsey. >> aye. >> supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor preston. >> aye. >> you have three aye's yoochlt that motion passes. and madam clerk call ite

starr anything to add? >> thank you, just that the planning commission heard this on april 20 and recommended approval. i'm happy to answer questions you have. >> thank you very much. no questions or comments from colleagues at the moment open this up for public comment. >> thank you, chair preston members who would like to speak line up to the right and those online need to press star 3 to be added to the queue. youville 2 minutes. >> good afternoon i'm jillian a co-owner of the bar and here to say thank you for your time and hopefully it guess through. >> thank you. >> and are there other members that would like to speak on item 1? we will move to remote line and we have zero callers. >> thank you. public comment is closed. and i would like to make a motion to sends this item to the full board with recommendation. madam clerk? >> on sna motion supervisor dorsey. >> aye. >> supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor preston. >> aye. >> you have three aye's yoochlt that motion passes. and madam clerk call ite

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mountain property aptly named starr hill. his winery soon had other 3,000 grapevines, making up 40 varieties of wine. all his fruit and grapes are sourced from pennsylvania farms and are now carried by major grocery and convenience stores across the state. beyond wine, ken starr is known for his support for local charities, giving regularly to the pennsylvania wild and the state national guard foundation, among many other. however his lifetime of service began long ago when he completed a tour of duty in the united states air force. now at the age of 82, many have pointed out that like fine wine, ken starr seems to be improving with age. i commend ken starr for being named the veteran owned small business person of the year and for his many contributions to communities and grocery stores across pennsylvania. thank you, madam speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address t

starr, requested $38 million in fema emergency relief for san antonio, in preparation for the expiration of title 42? >> we are watching the collapse of our social safety net that was designed to help americans in need. that's not just at the border, that's everywhere. >> a question for the gentlemen, my colleague from texas. can you explain to us a little bit with respect to the authorities being put forth by the state department to negotiate asylum agreements for the purpose of that? >> yeah, basically the provision reinstates and codifies into law the migrant protection protocols. otherwise known as remain in mexico. in the asylum aca's, the agreement that miss roy you know very well was working. >> we will leave this house rules committee meeting on a border security bill that's expected on the house floor later this week. you can continue watching live on c-span two, on our website, c-span.org, or on our free video app, c-span now. on wednesday, fbi director christopher wray and dea administrator and milligram testified about -- about a number of law enforcement issues. live before

. >> prosecutors bob edwards and tiffany starr smith saw this case as a relationship turned deadly. >rotection, and all of the things that go wrong in those situations. >> you had no witnesses. you had no dna from your suspect. you had no murder weapon. that's a lot of things you didn't have. >> if we didn't feel like we could prosecute it, and be successful, we would've never indicted it. we would have never proceeded with it. >> circumstantial cases are -- allow you to be creative. you can take a set of facts -- and -- and weave a story together for your theory of prosecution. >> shawn smoot insisted he was innocent. he cycled through five different defense attorneys and the trial was delayed again and again. >> it was surreal, really. you know--'cause it had been reset 22 times, 22 times. >> that's torture. >> it is. it is torture. >> the trial finally started in july 2016, nearly five years after brooke died. robert jolley, smoot's fifth attorney, believed the state's case was weak for one simple reason. >> i don't think that they -- did very thorough investigations of anyone othe

. >> cities and to some little bit better and that start giving out stuff with justin says starr stuffparole. people walk away because the crime is terrible. >> common prolong the other hand. he's hoping to get her hands on a tag if you it anywhere in the city. in the bronx here, watching park and because they might just take >> again now is karen dealing, dillon, rather reporting for us tonight. we'll take a quick us tonight. we'll take a quick break. we'll be life is uncertain. it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried or frustrated. calhope can help access, calhope free and secure mental health resources today. call our warm line at 833-317-4673 or livechat at calhope.org - life is uncertain. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. that's up from 4 news tonight at 6. we'll see you at 8 o'clock. have a good night. have a nice evening. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ hey, man. nice pace! clearly, you're a safe driver. you coul

may 4th starr was co star mark hamill on hand too. remember his good friend alongside fisher's daughter, billie lourd. >> everything would have been. so much traveler and less interesting. if she wasn't. she had been the friend that she was. >> my mom used to say you were actually famous until you became a pez dispenser. my mom is a double whammy, a pez dispenser and has a star on the hollywood walk of fame. now, mama, you've made it. >> fisher died of cardiac arrest in 2016 at the age of 60. their star isn't far from the famous chinese theater there where the star wars premiere back in 1977. all right. well, still to come in the next hour, you might want to double check that parking ticket for you. pay it. >> with scams going around. we're going break down how you can kill 2 tickets. part. and there's another gun buyback event coming up in the bay area in an attempt to get guns off the street. we have the details on that after the break. and the family of the victim of the long-range shooting has now seeking out the help of a promine

called the "earth shattering" news in a star studded video featuring celebrity pals including ringo starrhits such as dream on, walk this way and i don't want to miss a thing. they declared "it's not goodbye it's peace out". one of the biggest nights in fashion is underway — with some of hollywood's a—listers arriving at the met gala in new york. anna wintour — the editor in chief of vogue who controls the guest list — was one of the first to walk the red carpet, alongside bill nighy. the actress penelope cruz and singer dua lipa — who are among the co—chairs for this year's event — have also been showing off their looks. the event takes place at the metropolitan museum of art in new york and raises money for its costume institute. this year's outfit theme is karl lagerfeld, a choice that's not been without controversy. the fashion designer had been criticised for body shaming and making racist and mysogynistic comments. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. thank you so much forjoining me and from me and the team cannot do stay with bbc news for the latest global headlines and a

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yes, that's ringo starr. liverpool, because they are hosting the eurovision song contest. no way.ou win. oh, my god. is that the real ringo? it's real. do you want to watch it again? yes, i need to take it in. yes, i need to hear him. ringo here, peace and love! ringo said peace and love! he sends me peace and love. david sillito, bbc news. oh, my gosh, thank you! well, the city has really embraced eurovision. that's how you feel when you walk around. the contest may not be to everyone's taste, but even people who aren't eurovision diehards seem to be getting something from it — as one local man said to me, "it's just about happiness, isn't it?" and it may be called the eurovision song contest, but people come from all over the world to experience it, even from as far away as australia, as i've been finding out today. it's been my dream to come to eurovision. it is the most incredible, joyful, inclusive, creative event you could possibly imagine. it's ourfirst time, it's our first time coming to eurovision and it's hard to believe that we're here. it's just been the happiest exper

song a, which they released in 1966 and was written by paul mccartney , performed by drummer ringo starrbecame a hit. by the way, in the united states, it only managed to reach the second place in the biggest hit parade of science, as they say, it's all because of a scandalous interview. and where did john lenno say his fatal phrase about the fact that the beatles are already more popular than jesus then on them ate, of course, a lot of listeners and media people. and you also know for some that the name was a submarine, well, despite the fact that the song is so childish, it comes from yellow psychedelic pills, which at that time in the 60s was taken by a large part of british show business christmas tree numbers peace, i will also remind you that there are 12 such installations in liverpool, which together are called nightingale songbeat - these are such large birds that are decorated with ukrainian ornaments. folks can come up and scan the qr-code and read about different regions of ukraine, because each bird symbolized by another in early april such monuments the beatles famously dre

yes, that's ringo starr.o give and to give mae muller a big piece of love on this big night. oh, my god! he said peace and love! thank you! the uk's entrance to the well — the countdown to eurovision's final is now under way. thousands of fans have descended on liverpool to witness the extravaganza, but how well do they actually know the songs? 0ur digital video journalist jimmy tam challenged a few to finish the lyrics. think you know your eurovision songs? i'm in liverpool to put fans to the test. # we're going u—u—u—u—u—u—up # euphoria # forever till the end of time # from now on, only you and i # we're going u—u—u—u—u—u—up # viva la diva # viva victoria # afrodita # cleopatra # whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, waterloo # couldn't escape if i wanted to # whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, waterloo # but soon you will find # that there comes a time # for making your mind up # from the fading light i fly # rise like a phoenix # 0oh—ah, just a little bit more # you know what i'm looking for it's certainly not me, is it? # snappi

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barbara starr was listening into this press conference with me. great to have you with us.were listening in as jake sullivan was asked about a wide range of what this g7 summit covers. let's start with this fighter jet covers. let's start with this fighterjet coalition, because this was something he was specifically asked about. the biden administration had originally said that wasn't really the way forward, or they hadn't seen it as a way forward. now they are announcing there is this coalition to train ukrainian pilots was to what has changed, because it was asked that specifically?— specifically? you know, sullivan _ specifically? you know, sullivan was _ specifically? you know, sullivan was making - specifically? you know, | sullivan was making the specifically? you know, - sullivan was making the point, he says, nothing has changed other than the war has evolved, russia has moved along in what it is executing, and it has moved from striking near the capital kyiv, over the months, and now is heavily involved in missile attacks, uav attacks, that sort of thing. so now is

starr anything to add?k you, just that the planning commission heard this on april 20 and recommended approval. i'm happy to answer questions you have. >> thank you very much. no questions or comments from colleagues at the moment open this up for public comment. >> thank you, chair preston members who would like to speak line up to the right and those online need to press star 3 to be added to the queue. youville 2 minutes. >> good afternoon i'm jillian a co-owner of the bar and here to say thank you for your time and hopefully it guess through. >> thank you. >> and are there other members that would like to speak on item 1? we will move to remote line and we have zero callers. >> thank you. public comment is closed. and i would like to make a motion to sends this item to the full board with recommendation. madam clerk? >> on sna motion supervisor dorsey. >> aye. >> supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor preston. >> aye. >> you have three aye's yoochlt that motion passes. and madam clerk call item 2 >> t

and so i across like paul starr's book, the social transformation of american medicine, i think it's like an astounding and it situates historically this you know this of like doctors in america gaining power and hope and wanting to hold on them. the inner conflict is like there's a part of it that it's like they want be able to determine. they to be able to keep that relationship between patients and doctors, you know, a bit pure. but there's also this other side to it which is like the incentive portion, the fee for service portion, which is like they want to be able to build directly. i mean, think about that we we don't go to a garage we don't go to a mechanic and pay the garage and the mechanic. we pay one entity. but in medicine you go to the emergency room or you to it, you get bombarded by, you know, all the bills come from everywhere. right? but it's like doctors lab every it's because of that sort of holding on to power that that has become like that right and so you know that's one of confronting was just like it made me think, well, you know, things are changing with the

it includes paul mccartney and ringo starr covering the beatles classic let it be, and steve perry willy's "open arms." there are four versions of the cover art -- i was not ready for this -- which featured dolly in multiple rockstar poses. it is supposed to come out november 17. remember, she said she is done with touring, because i was thinking this would be a cool tour. maybe she will do a few performances. kumasi: people say that, and all of a sudden, there are tour dates. reggie: i think she will do performances, but not a full string of dates. kumasi: up next, the seven things you need to know today. yeah, i got one: how about the best network imaginable? let's invent that! that's what we do here. quick survey. who wants their internet to work pretty much everywhere? 'cause we're busy women. we don't have time for lag or buffering! get internet on the xfinity 10g network for just $25 a month for 2 years with wifi equipment included. and it needs to run smooth— like, super, super, super, super smooth. hey, should you be drinking that? it's decaf. the next generation 10g network. on

i ask in the context of somebody who coffered bill clinton in the day and ken starr's investigation intonsky and more. >> are we looking at the inverse of that? something that started with documents and will expand out into the financial universe. or is this request to liv golf confined to the ongoing mar-a-lago investigation are there documents found that might relate to liv golf? i had the same reaction. are we looking at a substantial expansion here like we saw several times with ken star or looking at some nuance that falls within what they are look at in florida. >> one of the most important parts of that story was the discussion of the surveillance tape. the times says it's possible there's parts of the tape or parts of the surveillance video it might be muscling. that's a big deal. how did that happen and was it intentional. >> because as repeatedly, they are looking at how the dmts are handle d. >> the biggest part of this. >>> we'll bring you more. we're grateful for that reporting. when we come back, a stunning new report. an act vitz paid clarence thomas' wife big money and tr

barbara starr was listening into this press conference with me. great to have you with us.

i was just talking to ringo starr over the weekend who was turning 83 this summer and he's on tour. 83now tina turner had some serious health issues that some of us have touched on. so hopefully we'll hear more details from her family as to what happened but in the meantime, there is a lot of love being shown for her right now from both celebrities and every day people. where her music changed and touched their lives. >> stephanie elam, can you tell us what her music and life meant to you because her life was about more than music. it was about overcoming pain and hardship. her childhood. an abusive marriage. what did she mean to you as an icon of strength beyond as an icon of just fantastic music and a fantastic voice? >> well, you know some people have beautiful voices but they don't necessarily sound like they've lived enough life. that was knnot tina turner. when she sang a song, you knew she had lived some life. i was recently listening to private dancer. you listen to that song, she's embodying that character and saying what she's going through in those moments. even through the

then game 2 in a couple of days thursday, that starr is at 6 o'clock. another wacky start.r, there's also only one day off between every game. this series. it shifts to los angeles, southern california. game 3 saturday, 5.30, and then game 4 on monday at 7 at crypto dot com arena. it is going to be a really, really fun series. i can't wait to get it going. so many storylines. obviously, 2 really good teams. but just the stars and look, my goal i can't wait to see what stars a sitting courtside at crypto dot com arena next week. when i'm in los angeles. >> i want to see the big dogs out there and i'm sure we'll get him. i know we've been running on kron. 4 news all day to take it prices for this series hitting record numbers. this typically a series you want to see in the western conference finals. but we're treated to it in the second round. >> we will have coverage, wall-to-wall coverage, i should say. leading up to tip off tomorrow. but for now, everyone have a great night. i'm jason dumas. take care. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: president biden's forgotten granddaughter. >> her cou

barbara starr and i would sit here in this booth and talk about it.e've expected this for more than a year, wondering when it would come. we just got our answer from president joe biden who announced that it would be general brown, the next choice for the top u.s. military officer to replace general mark milley, who was nominated by trump and has served under the former administration and this one. of course coming in at a very critical, crucial and even complex time with the war going on in ukraine, as well as the challenge of facing china. it is worth pointing out that brown, who is normally very reserved, is known and made news himself just days before his confirmation vote to be chief of the air force. this is in the summer of 2020 when there were race protests across the united states after the killing of george floyd, and other african american men at the hands of police. brown felt he had to say something, an assessment of what he's been through but a positive look forward. here is part of what he said in uniform when he was the commander of th

you mocked in a tweat starrs -- in a street "star wars". interest in watching space nerds poke if each other with their space nerd sticks. what happened after that? >> yeah. i also said i'd been too busy liking cool things and being a attractive to have seen the movie. i got really bad death threats, things along the lines of i'll be at your apartment at 8 a.m., there's nothing you can do about it, i'm going to kill you. and i actually refused to apologize because i think that when we sort of oversaturate with apologies, first of all, we create these cultural standards that are not this line with what we really actually believe. and also when you really do want to say you're sorry, nobody believes you because of that oversaturation. and in my book i talk about how what people say they believe on many issues and a what they actually believe, there's huge gaps between that because people are afraid of being canceled. i think it's time to be open and honest with how we really feel. howard: good for you for not apologizing. what is the world co

this is you talking about ken starr's whitewater investigation.video clip] >> we are hearing that we have spent $40 million in four years during the state of arkansas to determine whether bill clinton knew whether the president of the local company was making alone. >> as the judge said if people were more forthcoming with evidence, the records, the investigation could have been wrapped up a very long time ago, but it is tough, and these people are very good at it. they have had a lot of experience. the arkansas time was a great preparation. it was like the minor leagues for the big time, and if you have made a career out of deceiving and destroying and denying, you have gotten a lot of experience that you can use with good effect at the national level, and that is what this administration is doing quite effectively. host: we put that clip to talk to you about impeachment. resident clinton was impeached by the house of representatives. we had gone132 -- gone 132 years since the first and only impeachment. guest: it is payback time. these are peopl

starr center, for the study of the american experience, the john carter brown library at brown university, as well as a research center at the of congress. he helped the new york times disunion series, which i know many of you enjoyed throughout the sesquicentennial. and his latest book is lincoln on the verge. i have my copy right here with me. 13 days to washington is the recipient of book from the lincoln forum, as well as the society of presidential. and it's going to be the subject of our conversation today and. it's a wonderful book. let me get that out of the way. i recommend it to you all. it's a captivating story. i really like how vividly it conveys the human drama lincoln's journey from illinois to washington, d.c.. february 1861. he's going to take up the presidency of the united states during, what, of course, was one of the most volatile, maybe most volatile, precarious of american history. so a fantastic topic. and i thought could start just by asking you to tell us a little bit about how you chose topic and what the main goals of the book were when you set out to write the

here now, with his take on the road to 2024, michael starr connick, host of smerconish, here on cnn and of the michael smerconish program on sirius xm. michael, governor desantis has said all of these things, saying the donald trump can't win, but he and joe biden might. do you buy it? >> hi, sarah, first of all. thank you for having me. ron desantis would seemingly have a very strong hand, right? florida governor, he's going to be very well funded. he's got organizational support and a lot of endorsements. maybe we've seen this movie before. all of those things were said about jeff bush, which i think just underscores how hard it is to handicap what it is about to unfold. the pitch seems to be that you get donald trump's policies without donald trump's values. what i keep thinking is that those so-called values of donald trump, the rough edges, the offensive statements, alienating so many, are also what pack five 10,000 people into in arena for one of his rallies. and so even though a number of republicans say that i would love to have trump's policies, i just did not have donald trump

ken starr, that started off as whitewater and expanded from there. how much is this -- leash is th special counsel going to be given? >> what does it do in terms of timing? >> expands it for sure. i would put things in different buckets. i wouldn't hold up the mar-a-lago case while i was making a financial case. >> i want to be careful in saying this because it's pure spenglation. you can't rule out that the documents could be related to classified documents related to the saudis. >> that's what i'm wondering. >> that was fleeted. but we don't know that. i will probably never find out specifically what's in the classified documents. but that's a thread that may be being pulled. >> yeah, which would get into the financials directly, right? >> we may never find out specifically is in the documents. there is a chance we will have a broader sense of what they may have covered? right? we could set gross margin -- depending what happens when the investigation, whether there is a -- if there are charges, if there is a trial, more could come? >> i think if t

what the guy was try to do was trying to show off ken starr and i don't think he quite made it and if anybody watched trump's town hall last week he was slobbering all over russia. he was telling you right there, he'll do whatever russia wants him to do, and david is, of course, correct that there's all kind of interference in the 2016 election, and you know, durham is a kind of pathetic character. i think federal prosecutors have a 97% conviction rate. he was 0 for 2. he got a plea for a parking ticket. that's it. four years. i don't know how many millions of dollars. i don't know how many people -- how many of his friends he hired in his office to do what? to issue a basically blatantly false report? i think he did the country a service just to show you how fraudulent and shallow these people are and it's going to be called out, and i don't think he's going to be starred for being creepiest prosecutor ever, but those trying hart hard 37 day of the david when i mention the be on sessions in the wort report, and it lands on an opinions do yr, bias and while we've heard source material

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colonel starr is a former president of the of the society of the third division and served as its historian, for over ten years. and he's currently the and historian of the 15th temporary regimental association. so gentlemen very happy to have you here today. and we look forward to your presentations. we'll start with you. i believe, dr. sutton. thank you very much. i would like to thank joe craig as but in addition to everybody thanking him for the book that they have just he was my editor for the book i did on kansas and you actually came up with the title which helped sell it. so thank you so much, joe. i really appreciate it. a fellow, the name of george white anger went to school one day in in austria in october. of 1938. he went to school on a monday morning. he was into the principal's office. now, i don't know about you, but every time i was called into principal's office, it was never good. never, ever good. well, it wasn't for him either, because when he went to the principal's office in the school, the principal. you can no longer attend school. well, that was a shock. but then h

what are trey—starr- lives to the fullest. into it with the ai and rishi— let's get straight into it with the ai and rishi sunak on an ekrsremrrak— the ai and rishi sunak on an existential risk.— the ai and rishi sunak on an existential risk. and it's not me— existential risk. and it's not the immigration figures , louis. the immigration figures, louis. wen.— the immigration figures, louis. weu. rr-s— the immigration figures, louis. well, it's rishi _ the immigration figures, louis. well, it's rishi sunak- the immigration figures, louis. well, it's rishi sunak wants nuclear style safety rules for al as prime minister ai as prime minister acknowledges. existential risk over of ai . and this is this is over of ai. and this is this is what this story is. this is just pubuc what this story is. this is just public relations for al companies . that's what this is, companies. that's what this is, is that is that the guy who created the ai openai chief, sam altman? he met with rishi sunak with other people in al and he said he said th

starr center for the study of the american experience, the john carter brown library at brown university as well as a research centere at the library of congress. he helped create the "new york times" this union series which i know many of you enjoyed threat assessments and yellow. his latest book is "lincoln on the verge," 13 days a washington, is recipient of book prizes from the lincoln forum as well as the society of presidential descendents and is going to be the subject of our conversation today. and it's a wonderful book. let me get that of the way. i recommend it to you all. it's a captivating story. i really like how vividly it conveys the human drama of lincoln's journey from springfield, illinois, to washington, d.c. february 18, 61. is go to take up the presidency of the united states during what of course was m one of the most volatile maybe the most volatile carious time of american history so it's a fantastic topic and i thought we could start just by asking you to tell us a little bit about how you chose the topic and what the main goals of the bechtler when you set up to

starr, requested $38 million in fema emergency relief for san antonio, in preparation for the expiration of title 42? >> we are watching the collapse of our social safety net that was designed to help americans in need. that's not just at the border, that's everywhere. >> a question for the gentlemen, my colleague from texas. can you explain to us a little bit with respect to the authorities being put forth by the state department to negotiate asylum agreements for the purpose of that? >> yeah, basically the provision reinstates and codifies into law the migrant protection protocols. otherwise known as remain in mexico. in the asylum aca's, the agreement that agreement you know very well was working. and on day one of president biden rescinded these policies. every border patrol agent i have talked to, they tell me about the direct cause and effect between that and what we are seeing on the border today. there is no question that political asylum is the magnet. it is the drought. the cartels know our laws when they saw this change did not take them very long to exploit it for millions of

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