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he has planted his flag for future leadership as a low tax conservative, somebody who thks you have ton in the sense the state. tim: you were mentioning people on boris johnson side. these are the following people who have not signed but have said they are supporting the -- not resigned but have said they are supporting the minister. list trust behind -- liiz truss behind it boris johnson. then wallace stang a dominic robbie. patel has reportedly confirmed she is staying and the endorsement has said i am 100% find the prime minister. the brexit opportunities administer said it was business as usual. minister said it was business as curia let's speak to mike clancy -- let's eak to make clancy. -- mike clancy. what is your reading on how the party has dealt with the concerns raised about chris pincher. >> i said earlier today sometimes governments unraveled within days, but this has unraveled within minutes. we trace this back to the failure of leadership and the failure to see that backing him was going to cause this meltdown . we have been saying for some months that the parliamentary

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. - my husband now makes slight fun of me because i thk of myself as a fly whisperer. and i think if i were in a prison cell and i had a fly in there with me, i'd much better off. - well, i had stories about that people befriend cockroaches in prisons cells. - their consciousness. if you don't think all those little creatures are conscious just watch for 10 minutes. that's to see how many decisions they make. - would it help for people to be spend more time in nature? - it would help a lot. first of all, it would make their brains better. and that, because it, lots of studies on that. and that's usually something that will convince people. if you take a half hour walk, you know in japan, they have a practice with people who have jobs in corporate entities that they gout for ha an hour and walk in a forestecause they're better workers. they're smarter, they're quicker. and so on nature is the most compannable place you can be. i think of, i mean, i'm now sitting in a room that has no particular companionable newness to it, but it has windows. i can see how the trees are

thk you for being here.talk to me about where we stand right now with race and racism in today. >> i just wanted to be a comedian but times are changing. one of the first episodes, at the end of it i do this whole diatribe. i talk about how america is on fire. part of it was about california and the wildfires, that i really feel that the country is on fire. there is a sense of, whatever we feel america is today it could change dramatically tomorrow. it could be for the good or the worst. at this point it could go either way. >> do you think that is different than it was a couple of years ago? the same as it was during the summer of george floyd's murder and the protest marches? we do not see that sort of further regularly. >> the fervor is in people's brains and bodies. i think if we could only to take a break and say, has the pandemic brokenness? we don't even have time to do that. there's mental health and things coming out of covid that we don't even have time to look at because the economy is, ke, you ne

in getting involved with this project, i thk one of the things that we found most surprising was e claim by the wiyot tribe. in the past 20 years that i have operated on the operty, ve never been approached nor ntacted the wiyots, and i'm not aware that my father was nor my grandfather. >> all of these feelings, ideals, and pleas being spoken in front of the humboldt county board of supervisors, who will decide tuesday if they will overturn the planning commission's 4-2 decision to deny the project from moving forward. mike wilson: there's a reason that the family may not have experienced native and indigenous people on their property, is because the people who went thereo collect didn't make themselves--didn't avaiof themselves, and why should t consideri the history that we have to deal with? there is some real learning that needs to happen. madrone: i mean, who doesn't know that these high ridges were important to our local native american community? that's common knowledge. [applause] it wasn't new for me, but i do think for other board members and definitely members of the public, t

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i don't thk we qui knew what the gender spectrum was but we knew that olivia was not conventional. words and, like, girl words. georgie: of course, yeah. justin: there's lots of questions and in my work, i'm quite analytical and i wanna analyze things and look at pathways and try and find the solution. and there's no nice clear-cut solution. so in many respects you do just have to roll with it. i do worry what the future holds but if i feel that if olivia was to try and live as a girl or as a boy that olivia wouldn't be true to olivia. olivia: i told her to just call me by my name but, like, i guess she sort of ignored that part, like, she did-- georgie: having a child come out as gender diverse is often quite confronting and challenging for the parent. and a number of parents i see would've never even heard the word "non-binary" before their children tells them that "this is how it is for me." jane: nana's been very protective of you because nana doesn't want people to think, you know, differently about you. you're still olivia, like we keep on saying. yes, you might look a little

all the adjectiveses that we thk about when we think about helping masculinity at least i do when i think about independent or at times aggression or fortitude you think about any of those attributes and they are sod. easily flipped to enter the room of toxicity that we hear so much about in the culture. which is it? when is aggression of prayer. when is it a one is displayingh our strength appropriate and when is it not a win is it appropriate to be stoic and is it in silence and when appropriate to be walmart wide open? how you wrap your head around these questions? i didn't know. the first thing i i did was i ws like i will order a bunch of folks and maybe that will help me. g that's what i did. i bought a bunch of books and started reading and eventually what ended up surprising me more than anything else in my reading ended my thinking was my increasing sympathy for men. like you know, you can tell i'm just a big old lefty and liberal and all of that. whatever pejoratives you want to say about liberals and everything like that, i'm just that guy. but i found myself feeling a lot of s

. - (on phone): thks. bye-bye. clarence pierre: hey, how are you?hone): i'm doing fine clarence pierre: hey, i want to see if you have any position for a funeral director up there. - (on phone): no. not right now we don't. the only think i could do a new contract work. but right now, we can't take on any full time staff. clarence pierre: ok. i'm black, but i don't feel like i'm accepted even by my own kind. like why would i be faithful to the black community if they're not being faithful to me? because i'm gay, i supposed to be weak or not strong enough or not capable of doing something? i don't feel like anything is wrong with being gay. - i'm a singing preacher. so i'm going to go ahead and just sing one of my favorite songs. (singing) we cannot see in the future. and we cannot see to the clouds. [applause] --because it is not the first time i have been to a crossroad in my life. it's not the first time i have to look and say, god, come on down and see about me. i'm sitting here, i'm going to church every sunday. i'm doing your will and your way,

policy towards taiwan, i thk president biden captured this in s remarks today,he policy is that the u.sdoes t support a unilateral change. either the prc to course -- two coerce taiwan to do what it wants more for taiwan to run afoul of what the prc wants in order to permanently alter its status. the u.s. position is that we do not really care where the prc and taiwan and up -- end up. it is a strong interest to united states, very important to the night states that wherever you go you go there peacefully. neither side tries to force the other. sometimes u.s. emphasizes that we do not want to see the prc coercing taiwan. >> they are all about preserving the status quote. why is it suddenly so much more contentious the notion of taiwan? >> part what is going on here, the prc has become more forward leaning on many issues as its international power, comprehensive national power, no terry, power, diplomatic has a -- military power, interval a medic power has increased. it is more willing to make demands have been the long-standing interest of the prc that may be in the past it was not so a

a slight chance of a stray shower maybe around the north bay hill early on tuesday morning and i do thk we will see a better chance of showers out to the sierra. we will see if that has positive impacts around the air fire burning. for now hot and dry out to the sierra. next weekend 70s. hottest temperatures in the seven-day forecast could be approaching next weekend. >> i see that. thanks so much. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." the giants are feeling blue. yes, i said it. another loss to the dodgers. how l.a. stopped the late gamcomeback. e here's why tribal leaders urge you to vote yes on prop 27. the act provides hundreds of millions every year for permanent solutions to homelessness, mental health and addiction in california. prop 27 suorts financially disadvantaged tribes that don't own big casinos. by taxing and regulating online sports betting for adults1 and over, we can protect tribal sovereignty and finally do something about homelessness in california. vote yes on prop 27. >>> who says dodger and giants fans can't get along. l.a. up 4-0 with two outs. the

part, quote, the only hard deadline they say is january 3rd, 2023 when republicans likely take over thk house. do you expect there will be more hearings to present new evidence? or are we just expecting more hearings later in the year when they release their final report? >> we can definitely expect hearings around the release of the final report. members have talked about that fors some time. whether or not they'll do more in the interim, i think it depends on what kind of evidence forward. the cassidy hutchinson testimony you'll remember was an emergency hearing. so committee members i've talked to have reserved the right basically to do something like that again if evidence of that magnitude were to emerge, if you had another cassidy hutchinson-level witness. >> looking ahead to tomorrow, two important notes, it's happening in primetime. expect a large audience. that should tell us something. have your sources, nicholas, on the committee given you a sense of what we should expect in thursday's hearing given the platform that it is going to be held in? and what new information might t

thk you to the atlanta first responders for immediately meeting the aircraft . the plane will be temporarily removed from service. for maintenance again. no injuries during this incident, but talk about passenger's worst nightmares. there certainly have a story to tell for quite a while. and atlanta charles watson. fox news. okay we had a little warm up today. we're going to see another warm up. it was actually more than a little warm up. places in the bay area can have a good 10 15 degrees in some places, upper nineties low one hundreds in the hot spots like vacaville and fairfield. this low that has been a permanent fixture really all last week is kind of taking a powder and what we're getting now is this high kind of building in from the four corners region and is that high bills and we talked about last week. it's really having a greater impact on the inland bay valleys, but that heat some of that heat tomorrow will bleed. back into the bay area, so temperatures tomorrow will be almost as warm as they were today or as warm and then tomorrow will be it. then

son he served in the united states armyviet, in air corps for i thk almost 40 years, almost 50 years. i can't remember the number off top of my head. what's so amazing? his real quick story is that jimmy stewart was too skinny to so he went to the studio weight lifter at his job fornd moviesht and said, hey, i need to gainhe weight for a role. got g 20 poundsst on insteadea f going to the movie, he went to the recruiter's office with world war two. we need those people back and we need them in hollywood. we need them everywhere.e and those ared the kind of people we want to celebrate. a lifelong republican, too, and a friend of ronaldnd reagan. so who's your favorite americanb ? i've got to go with billy graham and i say that ,lly you know, i called him he advised every pastor going back to world war two. and what comes to mind is george w. bush. he said this about billy g graham. billy graham has beenraee george bush rather. m billy graham has been an inspiration in my life. it's my firm belief that nont one can be president withoutun understanding the power of prayer, without faith

. >> thk thank you very much. madam chair and colleagues i urge your aye vote on this. to put us out of misery. as you heard, i'm the chair this year and this has preoccupied all of my time in that role. that was true of my predecessor and hers. so we have been going at this for several years now. and in fact if you go back to the beginning we have been going at this for 30 years. and i would characterize this a classic quid pro quo agreement. san trans resentful for decades of not being reimbursed for their really good neighbor action of fronting all of the money for the local match to purchase the right-of-way. and this right-of-way on the peninsula is one of the most valuable transportation assets in the bay area. because we condition only run trains we develop around it, there s a lot we can do and the fact nasan transwas willing to do something that san francisco and santa clara were not at the time, i think really does deserving our thanks and gratitude and i think that in addition to that they would like cold hard cash to make sure we can extinguish that debt. th

teams which exists research in every other stick and ball sport just does not exist m in golf today we thkutton this up a little bit with one big question with regard to the player side of things and the controversy around liv golf versus the pga tour and the tour out of europe. that is right now official world golf ranking points are not given out for liv golf events. >> yeah. >> which may impact the potential for certain players on your tour to be able to compete, specks kri in majors >> yeah. >> what exactly is the dialog going to be from your side going forward with regard to whether or not this hud jbe an exhibitin type league where people play for the money versus whether they should be given a ranking or status in majors in the game of golf? >> we absolutely deserve world ranking points we have put or application in and is going through the process. owgr is an independent group that is there to define the advancing of golf players, and we have today, if you look at our events, they're growing stronger and stronger and stronger we're running an event that's going to be one of the str

instrument, that is why some people wanted for self-defense and some criminals want them foror criminal use thkre's not much to the idea that the instrument alone is inert and of course it has but the question is what happens wih that instrument inde various situations of weather is being put to good use or bad. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> hold on just b a second, senator cornyn. >> thank you mr. chairman. mr. smith, you talk about the increased and the number of african-americans who purchase firearms including african american women in the recent past, when you attribute that to. >> give her the question senator pretty multifaceted but the one overriding for my perch is the president of the organization is black american women feel they need to be able to protect himself not waiting for some guy in the white horse to find and save them they want to be able to protect themselves and if so many breaks into their home at 2:00 o'clock in the morning, they don't have thelv time to tl the - that person of hold on let me all theem police car they hae to be held to deal with that dthreat right the

good to engage them and understand some■ of their concerns and get their interest in what;:y5■ they'd thkses is back. which is great. that's after an 18-month pause which started in march of 2020. we resumed cruise in october of 2021 made possible by the port working closingly with the department public health, department of emergency management, city attorney's office and our terminal operato÷ metro cruise. i would thriek acknowledge a couple of folks who are supportive in thosy4;z efforts n getting our port agreements in place as required by the cdc from the department of public health dr. jane gurley, city attorney as office. michael gurchow and roana sand aler. it was a lot of work that went into getting the port agreements into place before we were able to resume cruise here until san francisco. we hosted 69 cruises and accommodated safely # 50,000 passengers. the forecast is strong for 2022. we anticipate # 15 vessels this year. cruise calls this year highest year that we've had on record. i think the previous year was 2019 with 88 calls included in that increase in vessel calls is

they are an arc mazing program for our students and thk thank you very much. >> thank you. tom. hi. i'm tom i'm a parent and a teach in district. i want to support the long fellow staff and families. mainly because i think that i don't know much but sounding who passionate and caringure being it is different than the decision i'm not happy with the board's decision about reand going back to the merit system but with the long fellow what is different they are asking for time and to be heard and it is not. and the district -- there is only one school. for some reason in the district lowell only matters. i can tell the heart and the passion from the staff for the principal to call in each time about this for the vice principal to be there and not give them that is crazy to me. skwoo we say we are about equity but only with may be the wealthy families and families that you know the district is afraid of suing. board members step and up not cater to those families cater to all. >> thank you. laura. hello, board. and everybody listening i'm disappointed hear long fellow continues to face