steven b. >> he was so funny and he had such a great love of music. >> he's loveable. i mean, everybody loves steven b. >> reporter: but soon it was fatally clear that not everybody did. >> they came upon a body floating in the water. >> shot him one time in the back of the head. >> i felt like i was in some made-for-tv movie. it's like "this can't be happening." >> reporter: what did happen? tonight, the hunt is on. a gleaming yacht. >> i thought, "why did you get on that boat?" >> reporter: a scheming businessman, and a missing fortune. >> you're a multi-millionaire and you don't have any money. >> reporter: from high seas adventure to heart-stopping murder. >> i don't think i'll ever get another case quite like this. >> reporter: "who killed the radio star?" hello and welcome to date line extra. i'm craig melvin. fans of stephen b. williams' radio show woke up every morning to his golden voice. one day he disappeared. desktops were determined to solve the mystery, but the key remained stubbo

steven b. >> he was so funny and he had such a great love of music. >> he's loveable. i mean, everybody loves steven b. >> reporter: but soon it was fatally clear that not everybody did. >> they came upon a body floating in the water. >> shot him one time in the back of the head. >> i felt like i was in some made-for-tv movie. it's like "this can't be happening." >> reporter: what did happen? tonight, the hunt is on. a gleaming yacht. >> i thought, "why did you get on that boat?" >> reporter: a scheming businessman, and a missing fortune. >> you're a multi-millionaire and you don't have any money. >> from high seas adventure to heart-stopping murder. >> i don't think i'll ever get another case quite like this. >> hello. welcome to "dateline". steven b. found fame, fortune and a wealth of friends. suddenly radio silence. steven b. had disappeared. detectives followed a trail of clues from california to a quiet town in montana. they thought the motive was good old fashion greed but the key to thi

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. ♪ steven: thank you for joining us.resident trump says he is close to declaring a national emergency in the united states to procure funding for his border wall with mexico. this is a political impasse over finding money for the $5.7 billion project continues. it led to a shutdown of a federal government which h is nw in the 21st day. on a visit to the texas-mexico would useump said he emergency powers to fund the wall of the democratic-controlled house of representatives did not agree to it. he insisted a wall is necessary. >> we are not tatalking about oy mexico. all over the world they come in. it is a weak spot. the laws have to be strong and wewe need securirity. we need the kind of backup we want. we have lists of things. they n need the barrier, t the . call it whatever you want. whether it is steel or concrete, we don't care. we need a barrier. steven: government workers will not see their paychecks this friday. this as the shutdown enters its 21st day, just shy of the longest suspension in history. detroit, too

stephen, -- steven, you joined that choir of warning. steven major from hsbc, you stay with us.itigroup says the worst is over. banks rallied on hopes for better trading to come. if you are traveling to work, tune in to radio. ♪ -- brexit means brexit and we are going to make a success of it. we are leaving the european union but not your. we want the best possible deal. the best possible deal for britain. every vote for me is a vote for strong and stable leadership. no deal is better than a bad deal. what we're working for is to get deal for the united kingdom. i have reached a deal. there is not a better deal available. risk no brexit at all. the british people want us to get on with it. get on with it. face the risk of leaving without risk ofr the bigger not leaving at all. some would wish to delay brexit. lines will of those be written into history when we come to this day in the future. keeping an eye on parliament. for me, i want to talk about global market and global risk. i know it is brexit drama day. the chinese are on the move fiscally. know, i also every day have bee

steven bell stays with us. up, saudi arabia's cell 7.5 billion dollars international bonds in the first test of how much damage the khashoggi killing has inflicted on investor appetite. tune in on your mobile device are digital radio in the london area. we will stay with you wherever you go. this is bloomberg. ♪ broken,he numbers have taiwan semiconductor, 289 point $8 billion. you see the destruction in terms of sales for december. line, a little bit of a drift up in terms of sales from january to december. let's look at the broader markets and the global equity rally taking a bit of a stalled today. a stronger yen weighing on japanese equities in the china factory inflation data coming in soft. rallythe post fed minutes , trade talks seem to have given some positive upward momentum to the markets but that is getting a little bit of relief to the downside today the futures lower as well. thes turn to politics and opposition leader of the democratic republic of congo has been declared the surprise winner of the

steven: and here is a reminder of the top story we're following for you.n venezuela, hundreds of thousands have taken to the streets to demand the resignation of president nicolas maduro. opposition leader juan guaido has declared himself the country's interim president. you're watching "dw news" from berlin. after a short break, brent will be back to take you through "the day." as always, thank you for watching. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] fight is among the civilians . thank you very much for being with us that is -- breast in venezuela this dnesday the leader of the opposition has declared himself as president after a day of mass protest in caracas. at least four people were killed in clashes the test is the news that opposition either one gadadol hasas declared himseself leader ws followed by a dramatic move the us president donald trump. declaring his backing for one day adult. also said no option is off the table

steven: we know that trump is not there, xi will not be there either.o is this year's davos meeting a chance for the europeans to turn the spotlight on themselves? there's certainly enough for the continent to chew on at the moment. reporter: he is at it again. part of a promotion for a scottish company in davos. but it is hard not to hear a melancholic tune. after all, by next year's world economic forum, britain should officially be out of the eu. it is still not clear how, so the british prime minister canceled her visit, too. you might see prince william cross your path. he probably will not be commenting on brexit, though. but others like this top german economist are speaking their minds. >> the terrible thing is that the eu is trying to fine a way to make britain an offer for leaving. that does not make sense. we want them to stay in the eu. we want them to be part of it. wewe have a historic opportunity to turn the situation around. the eu should be making britain an offer to stay. reporter: if brexit were off the table, europe could finally con

i am steven beardsley, in b erlio cap -- berlin. thank you. twenty four and france twenty four dot com. the evidence is welcome to live from paris world news and analysis from france my cat on marco in these are the headlines. beat the price it looks. too much like plan. eight the fee for the citizens to stand you case to be waived meanwhile a key ministers money that could be mass resignations. printers maze captain if lawmakers. forced to vote against the plan it stops and deal diesel brexit. attended military coup in venezuela at least twenty seven members of the national guard are in custody after seizing weapons. according to the president nicolas maduro to stand dow.

ask a lady her age. >> i don't mind. >> so you're in very early 30s -- >> i'm 31. >> congresswoman stevenss well. you're both millennials. it's the most diverse house in u.s. history. more women than ever. so what do you -- how does it feel to be part of -- this is history-making. >> it really is. i mean, i think what you can feel more than anything else right now is that we are making history. we're on the verge of true change. we are the people's house. we're full of the people at this point. we've got, you know -- we've changed the age of congress. the average age is reduced by ten years because of all of us. we've gotten historic numbers of women elected. the most diverse congress in history. and it's just the beginning. it means that as long as we continue to show up and vote we're going to continue to move in this direction. >> yeah. you have to admit, you must admit that this is a really interesting time to be entering congress, with the shutdown and this fight over the wall, a standoff with a woman speaker and the president of the united states, one of his biggest nemeses. >> yeah.

would steven like to come forward? >> would steven kwan come up to the podium. >> hi. good morning. i want to thank everybody for recognizing the work that we put into every day for the department in making sure that we review permits in an expeditious matter, and we provide the customer service necessary to get everyone through the system. i -- you know, going forward, i continue, you know, to pursue that passion, and make sure, you know, everything is addressed in a proper manner. and we work diligently to inspect all accessory dwelling units and other projects coming forward for the department. thank you very much. >> well done, steven. thank you. [applause] >> okay. thank you. congratulations again. that concludes our president's announcements portion. is there any public comment on the president's announcement? seeing none, item three, general public comment. the bic will take public comment on matters within their jurisdiction that are not part of today's agenda. >> good morning, director hui, commissioners. i sent a copy of the statement that i'm about to read to sonia harris

heard in my district that voted for donald trump, that voted for mitt romney, but voted for haley stevens, because i campaigned on an economic message focused on manufacturing. as a member of congress i'm here to deliver on that message. >> congresswoman haley stevens, congresswoman katie hill, thank you both so much. i appreciate your energy and your smarts. and please come back any time. thank you. good luck. >> thanks so much for having us. >> absolutely. speaker nancy pelosi isn't ruling out impeachment against the president. how worried should the president be? john dean, you know who he is. from watergate. oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart at

here really drunk so you couldn't really talk to him but you know most of them like tom hanks and steven spielberg are totally normal friendly guys good income everybody gets the pilot so plus this quite an institution in berlin is there anything left of its old flare. when i started so past was germany's number one cinema we still streams newsreels and we had all the crimea as with sophie and iran and gregory peck on the red carpet was in all the major us stars were here and we kept a lot of the flam from the fifty's and sixty's so yes it is a listed building on that and we have modern technology and that's a fascinating mix with a little she has a mix. for this with what makes berlin cinema landscapes so fascinating if you're an insider you have been around for forty years but there is a huge variety from our. house to main street and films in the original version but every film that is shot is shown in berlin and you don't have that in smaller cities and. people think there is a film festival every day in berlin the focus is on special directors or countries but everything berlin is a

we realize that the new yorker john lloyd stevens left an impeccable account of the sunken city when he saw it in eight hundred forty one. b. i can the ruins to a ship wrecked at sea a masts gone the crew lost a number to say where they came from whose people they were at how long they'd been judging on how their downfall came about and. europeans had dismissed the maya as a primitive they could not conceive that the ancestors who built the city but stevens could no longer accept that the ancient chinese or egyptians had built these monuments to the american this was the legacy of a culture great in its own right. and now with my own hieroglyphs largely deciphered the steelers on the main square on a food is vital his star. you can see. the rest. could add to the cash. around four hundred. record nature is still a broke bitch of a smash the some scholars believe. not all the names of his successes are still legible the tenacity extends that recorded the succession down the centuries have been heavily eroded in bonds. the last july yet spock is united with the fans. the name glyph on

this is ambassador kathleen stevens, a former american diplomat. she was the u.s. ambassador to the republic of korea from 2008 to 2011. other overseas assignments including china, former yugoslavia, portugal, northern ireland and india where she was a u.s. affairs from 2014 to 2015. ambassador also served in a number of policy positions in washington at the department of state and the white house. currently ambassador stevens is the president and the ceo of the korea economic institute of america. going down two from me is ms. kim, the chair of the 12th korean american student conference, executive committee. she is currently pursuing a bachelors in english late ra chur with a double may -- literature with a double mayor in education in women's university. next we have who is assigned to the washington bureau chief since july of 2017 of the leading japanese daily. previously he served as the deputy managing editor as well as the editor-in-chief of the morning edition and the foreign edition where he supervised the company's 30 foreign bureau and 50 correspondents.

spielberg wanted to shoot at original locations steven spielberg but as a summer but another reason hollywood people like to shoot here is because it's so cheap. besides as coffee knockoff chick tells me the stars enjoy being here next stop potsdamer platz here a blockbuster was shot in the sony center and they are approaching the end now by the way that's vienna yes it is vienna there's an explosion here it's the bombing of u.n. delegates from captain america's civil war. is wrong to extend this and indeed the body that was. the movie was the most commercially successful film of two thousand and sixteen. here at potsdamer platz vin vendors also shot wings of desire a nine hundred eighty s. a march to berlin and to love. that system this is what potsdamer platz look like thirty years ago there is nothing just a field for just a field you mean high grass no buildings conical border this is where the wall was but it's gone thank goodness the film tells the story of two angels odds isn't one and they're invisible so they can move freely in this city that's why they often accompany othe

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we realize that the new yorker john lloyd stevens left an impeccable account of the sunken city when he saw it in eight hundred forty one. the ruins to a ship wrecked at sea the masts gone the crew lost a number to say where they came from whose people their way how long they had been journeying or how their downfall came about. europeans have dismissed the maya as a primitive they could not conceive that their ancestors had built the city but stevens could no longer accept that the ancient chinese or egyptians had built these monuments to the american this was the legacy of a culture great in its own right. and now with my own hieroglyphs largely deciphered the steelers on the main square on a vital historical evidence important facts concerning the. is that of the king known as. he is what. eighteen rabbits is graphic and you can see where the name comes from. bombings five adopt one so this makes the rest. of the mayan rule. or divine. they were believed to be of. religious and. it was an advantage they themselves could add to the catalogue of their. hundreds. became a powerful tr

steven spielberg knows how to bring strange customs and traditions to the boil. the menu here stands for the nasty character of an indian despot just delicious choose among. the restaurant as a place of safety your go to a town in conveys a feeling of security you won't come across any surprises here but just about good wine and passed. this restaurant. the young michael corleone finds himself cornered by the boss of a rival mafia family and the nasty corrupt police chief both want to blackmail and humiliate the boy. what they don't know his men had a gun in the restroom for him holy yoni is about to mix up a very different kind of tomato sauce. thank you thank you thank you. and so a business meal turns into the last meal in the safe place into a fetal trap perfectly served up in the godfather. yeah remind me to never invite a corleone to dine thanks. who's your dinner date from hell. yeah that would probably end up being the meal but we can't leave him off our menu for our final dish we turn to hannibal the cannibal and a scene guaranteed to make you toss your

thank you so much, steven. thank you so thank you so much, steven. thank you so much, steven.here are some areas of cloud around england and wales, some high cloud in scotland and northern ireland that may limit the views, so good luck. the blue indicating where there is a frost around. in fact, more widespread frost to start monday compared with sunday so is indicative of that. there are some breaks in the cloud, allowing temperatures to drop away for quite a widespread frost then for the start of monday. underneath this ridge of high pressure, giving this first half of the day for most of us some quiet weather but things are going to change. a more vigorous weather system is approaching from the north—west. that quite quickly is going to thicken the cloud even further in scotland and northern ireland. the winds pick up as well — gusts eventually towards 60 miles an hour i think in the western isles — and then here comes the wet weather, moving into northern ireland, into western scotland through the afternoon and into the evening. some hill snow again, especially in scotland

steven rogelberg, thank you very much.ke you to buy, "the surprising science of meetings." on sale now wherever you like to buy your books. steven will join our daily planning meeting this morning -- you are? >> i am. >> joining our daily planning meeting this morning. i didn't know that. he'll share takeaways and tips on the "cbs this morning" facebook page. >> not only reports the news, we're also part of the news, as well. >> part of a study. >> yes. i didn't know that. >>> what do awed row hepburn, sammy davis -- audrey hepburn, sammy davis jr., and vaughan meader have in common? they're all the subject of mo >>> a powerful pacific cold front will push across the area bringing heavy rain, strong wind and a potential for flash flooding. there is a flash flood watch for the entire bay area. we have high wind warning for the hills in the coast and it will all get going this afternoon into tonight with that front moving across the region. >>> here's my regret -- that i didn't have me a vice president like joe biden. look a

steven: i think it is separate. think there are concerns that -- lisa: the political turmoil we have seen as reducing the appetite for the dollar as a haven currency? gridlock's come and go. we have them about every 18 months. lisa: do you think this is politically normal? steven: it is part of the world that we have lived in. the marketising would react so much to something you know will eventually go away. the dollar isay not a haven anymore. it is really the yen. it is because the dollar has been pummeled by uncertainty about trade, about the deficit, do you basically dismiss those arguments? steven: i would say the dollar -- again, like the yen, it has been somewhat of a safe haven. when dollar-yen was -- when the yen was rallying, the dollar was rallying with it. not nearly as much. it still rallying against everything else. in the morning when some semblance of normalization came back, the dollar was getting sold off. house minoritye kevin mccarthy getting ready to speak to the house of representatives. we are

but steven miller has completely choked this president. trish: you are calling out steven miller tonight. we'll make sure he gets the message. coming up, we are keeping a close eye on venezuela. hours from now protesters who are fed up with nicolas maduro's brutal socialist dictatorship. they will be taking to the streets of that country. they are demanding change. they are demanding his resignation. tomorrow i sit down with the vice president of the united states, mike pence, for an interview. i will be asking him all about venls * and what our administration will do if nicolas maduro remains in power, and what we'll do in the event he's gone. does it mean an opportunity for democracy and freedom and capitalism in venezuela? later this hour i'm talking to conservative author jerome corsi, the target in robert mueller's russia probe. he says he has the proof the nsa has been surveilling him for years. will it feel like the wheend of a journey?p working, or the beginning of something even better? when you prepare for retirement with pacific

yeo: ok, we will start with ambassador stevens. the questions were about later section of soft power and how to train people to employ soft power effectively. if you have any thoughts or you can respond to the final question? ms. stephens: both the >> , i wantedand comments to say something about that, so thank you for your questions about them. if i could paraphrase what you are saying -- history does matter, it is important. therry a little bit that way we get information, not just media, but information in general, has becomes no stove piped. there is so much confirmation bias. at the same time, there is a to them, they decline in the ability of experts. we should be able to look up and find an internet whatever fact we want to know anymor -- in the moment. and i think when it comes to memoryacts of cultural and historical memory, it is a real challenge. my latest thought about this is s, they seem to be important, i feel a great sense of community with everybody when i walk around with my headphones and listen to a podcast, and

is he going to continue to listen to steven miller? it seems like he is to me.ill be him. the question is will he sort of, you know, overcome all of this? she spending so much time on capitol hill he is not tending here -- >> and we have breaking news right now. we learned that house speaker pelosi formally invited president trump to deliver the state of union at the house chamber a week from tomorrow. i believe that's february 5th. that is a week from tomorrow. it was originally supposed to be tomorrow. >> that's just a glimmer perhaps of cooperation. >> yes. >> something good going on in washington. i think what's so interesting also on the flip side of this is is how strongly could some of these democrats make this case that this white house has gotten so far away from the founding ideals of this country with comments like that about refugees. and you heard her do that again and again yesterday. a lot of the times it is because of these kinds of issues. it will be interesting that someone could speak to that feeling that the white house is totally out of touc

they wrote to steven mnuchin yesterday. they demanded that he appear before the house to explain treasury's decision to relax these sanctions. that's why mnuchin will be at the house tomorrow. he'll be giving a classified briefing to interested members of congress about that decision to relax sanctions on this russian oligarch. and i know what you're thinking. i know you're thinking, yeah, sure, maddow, i know. but that's just the democratic-controlled house. what can they do on this? actually, in this case, this one potentially could be a bipartisan and bicameral thing. and i say that not as sort of a naive hope. i say that because of recent history. republicans in both the house and the senate, they have actually been willing to defy trump on the issue of russian sanctions, even if they haven't been able to find an independent bone in their body on any other subject. they have done this. i mean, trump objected vehemently in 2017 when congress first voted to create this structure for russian sanctions, which allows congres

steven likes to learn stuff. >> this is the episode where i learn how old to become a survival clown. >> this is how all of those vicious rumors about clowns hiding in the forests waiting for you get started? >> for the following five days i was only able to bring a knife, water bottle, bear spray, rain-proof clothes and my clown makeup. >> going to learn how to do clown makeup, also learn how to become a survivalist. he goes to see the experts. first the clown expert, then the survival expert. >> yeah! >> he then sets off into the woods. he survives the first night. refreshes his makeup because he has to keep it on for whole five days. now he's trying to make himself more comfortable. >> we got spark. oh, my god. >> first he tries the rock chipping and striking with the knife. he's able to get sparks. it's exciting but doesn't produce fire. next day he goes after it again. this time he creates a bow drill. du familiar with the bowri llhe's pretty good. he creates some smoke and nothing. >> oh, it guy. he's trying. >> well, he did it once, he can do it again. >> he's going to continue

it's an option, though, that's sure to be thrown into the courts, steven. democrats indicating they, of course, will not vote for it given what we saw with the latest shutdown. here's the question, though. is this a possible out for the president? if he can't get it through congress and he goes this route and it goes into the courts, can he at least say that he tried? >> oh, i think so. very, very much so. i suspect, you know, they've been setting this up as a sort of last option. the whole idea of moving military funds, funds that have been appropriated for the military to border security is already problematic and it's likely to be challenged in the courts. also it's very odd to declare an emergency that doesn't seem to be an emergency. i mean, it's been going on now for years let alone months, let alone weeks. and in an emergency normally is like a hurricane or an attack or something crucial that happens in a short period of time. so i think it's -- it's a hard argument for him to make. but it is also an argument that he can make to his base, particularl

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if you typically use 880 from stevens creek to travel northbound, keep that in mind. once you get past the altamont pass, traffic looks good working your way towards the680 dublin interchange. live look at the east shore freeway right now. no major delays or snags to report. you are looking good here. westbound ride, easy. pretty much out of hercules all the way to the bay bridge. traffic is pretty light. can you see it is moving along nicely with no major delays out of oakland, emeryville into san francisco. >>> pg&e, the biggest utility in california and the country, filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy in u.s. bankruptcy court as planned. itenables the country to freeze its debt and reorganize. yesterday at a meeting that tracted protesters, the state puc voted unansl allow bi in bank loans. state senator jerry hill doubts the bankruptcy is really necessary. >> when you look at the assets they have, the equity that they have as a company, they are very strong. they have liabilities but they could pay those over time. the easy way out, the way to avoid paying victims is

we're watching for a crash and there may be a closure for an on-ramp in the south bay, this is stevens creek boulevard getting on to 808. i'll double check with chp the latest status. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> breaking news, pg&e officially filing for bankruptcy. the utility faces billions of dollars in potential damages from the wildfires in california. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live for us in san francisco with new details just in overnight. pete? >> reporter: good morning to you guys. this is a huge development for the nation's largest utility, for folks who followed the developments when it comes to the wildfires, pg&e has been at the center of a lot of these investigations, despite being cleared from the tubbs fire which we'll get into in a moment. at this hour, what we know when it comes to the bankruptcy, the utility filed documents in a u.s. court seeking chapter 11 reorganization, despite being cleared of any wrongdoing as i just mentioned when it comes to the tubbs fire in 2017. they cited hundreds of lawsuits from victims of the fire and others b

well with, steven pruitt does.de nearly 3 million edits on wickpedau, written 35,000 original articles. so it's earned him accolades and almost legendary status on the internet as well. i ventured out to find out what it takes to be number one. ♪ on the grounds of one of the most historic churches in virginia you're hearing a rendition of an ancient virginia solo. it's a treasured song in one of pruitt's favorite places. his love of music and singing inspired his wikipedia name. it's under this pseudonm steven helped reveal the untold story of pohick church. >> he worked to it develop it and this location with george mason and george washington. great friend of the fairfaxes. some have rumored that for a time he carried a tonrch for th lord's wife. >> had a crush? scandal of the 18th century. >> reporter: 1/3 of articles on wikipedia have been edited by steven. ignited with a fascination of his own history. >> my first article was about peter francisco who was my great, great, great, great grandfather. he was a ser

hello, i'm steven wyeth, and welcome to sportsday.indies bowlers give england another torrid examination, this time on day one of the second test in antigua. the clock is ticking but is there time for late drama on an otherwise cautious transfer deadline day? and wigan make the worst possible start to their defence of the superleague title. hello and welcome to sportsday. welcome to sportsday on what has been another torrid day for england's batsmen in west indies. hopes for an improvement after the heavy defeat in barbados were dashed early, and quickly, in antigua, as patrick geary reports. antigua can look too good to be true, and for england's batsmen, this paradise was a mirage. old problems re—emerged in the heat. rory burns went first and wilted. england's openers keep closing early. joe daly on debut, age 32, will know that he should have left this one alone. joe root had no such choice as the delivery was so fierce this just to get hold of that. butler followed, and england will have been shaken. having seen thatjohnny knew h

steven: that is a big question. i think reagan, casey, bill clark thought of the vatican as a better source of intelligence and insight into what was going on. peter: i have never been able to resist paula for 30 years. paula: on poland, i do not know how many people know this, but at the same time reagan said advanced let poland be poland, the pope in 1981 cent a private note to brezhnev about the troops that were amassed on the border and made an appeal. his moral uplifting, his involvement, engagement, i believe was vital. peter: john, we are over time. but some it up for us. john: some little tidbits are part of this that have not been mentioned in this conference. there were regular briefings by cia director bill casey and his deputy general vernon walters. they would come regularly to the vatican and brief the holy father about the nuclear balance in europe. the soviets had been engaged in a huge anti-inf deployment campaign to prevent us from balancing their intermediate range nuclear forces with their -- wit

brian: so what was your husband's experience like with john paul stevens?e: he had a great experience. he is an absolutely lovely man. the justice, i mean. i think working for him was a privilege of a lifetime. brian: what year was he there? jane: 1979 and 1980. brian: here is a photograph with babe ruth was warren harding, at one of the ballparks in 1923. how political was babe ruth? jane: he was not political at all unless he was pushed to be. his second wife claire thought after the debacle of refusing to pose with herbert hoover that it was bad for him to have anything to do with politics. so he supported l smith because he was catholic in 1928. he stumped for him and made speeches for him, but he did not actually do anything political, including vote, until 1944 when his agent, who was an oddly visionary guy who understood marketing and created a template for being famous in america, that he was also a tee-totaling cheap irishman, a right wing conservative -- he started this whole thing to try to defeat roosevelt in his last election and he got babe ru

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jane: yes, that is home stevens, who is babe's grandson. brian: is she still alive?e: she is alive, she lives in henderson, nevada. 2011, went to see here in as you know you go to the older people first when you're doing something like this. she said to me, you do know that george senior and katie were separated. i said no, i did not know. nor did any of his other biographers and nor did any of who knew aboutrs it at the time, they did not write about it. remark becamed the one piece of information that unlocked the story of his childhood. brian: why did you go see her? jane: because she was the only surviving member of his family who knew him and had lived with him. brian: but why did you care about going to see her in the first place? what was the impetus to go, to start a book on babe ruth? jane: i always wanted to write a novel about babe ruth, to be honest. i started thinking about it way back in the 1990's when i took my son, who was seven, the age babe was when he got sent to st. mary's, to the babe ruth needs them -- museum in baltimore. my little boy got to

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a big thank you to my guests this evening, steven swinford and dawn foster.c sports centre. another torrid day for the batsmen in the west indies. as patrick geary reports. antigua can look too good to be true. all problems emerged in the heat. england openers keep closing early. joe root had no such choice with two fielders having to get hold of it. england were being shaken. jonny bairstow you he could not last long. he smashed 52 before he got on with his name on it. on this pitch plenty of bounce. still, there are worse places to watch english batting collapses. lee marlene halley —— ali carried the team. jimmy anderson got out of the way 187 all out. england went into the field looking for danger but found things strangely peaceful. england remain in trouble in paradise. alistair cook is part of the bbc tea m alistair cook is part of the bbc team in antigua. i think it is about power. it has been a tough day. in all my experience of watching and playing test cricket, i cannot remember a day of test cricket like this. three hours, consistently, england ba