injury time can be a crash course in psychology that stays with you for a long time. and it stopped at a time when push comes to shove when players manage to handle pressure and performing brilliantly it is simply also about good skills. during injury time we do get to see stunning performances of the highest quality which clearly are also the result of excellent work i am confused now because it needed time to introduce a stop watch football is a police force where the clock doesn't stop when played out. but should we really get rid of injury time which is often flawed subjective manipulated and opens doors to all sorts of unjust of the. events of. the end of the. thing you notice the funny in them it is it will be no excuse but that for sure just hang on to injury time the way it is now look at all the unbeatable drama that comes with it one of the main reasons we enjoy football. is the magic of football not to be found in its unique way of interpreting truth what do you think. innovation. sounders valley beyond the choice of its modern defusing. humanity on the mov

once upon a time, long time ago, the children stories begin.he two most popular movies of all time, though not necessarily historically accurate funds historical in spirit and in setting. god what the wind and the titanic. i think those are a very important measure. tom hanks is now going to be producing a big multihour movie for television of john adams of my book tom hanks is very solid conscientious man of great integrity and taste. i expect that movie for each them on way that maybe nothing else could. hundred times within a book of mine or other authors. tennyson right, that will be a huge step forward in my view. host: palacio john adams without any teeth. david: i hope so. so far and all i have suggested about the details, they have taken very seriously in their efforts to make everything as authentic as possible is the most remarkable. mosthat i've seen in thefield. host: any parts. david: i think it is 1130. host: what will run pretty. david: hbo. host: when. david: are going to start filming i believe this fall. how long it will be af

time-out. time-out.ime-out. ♪ sf >> and we'll sing a song and after wit after which, derrick johnson amd for the time that he was on the ground. and we want you all over the world to stand with us for 8:46 to make the commitment for justice. in the name of george. i want to thank the members of the congressional black caucus for being with us. i want you to stand. i want to standing his kids and revere martin luther ringoout euther k with us. and the mayor and their brides for being with us. amy klobuchar of the state of minnesota. i want to state with my mentor and one who fought this fight for more than a half a century, rev jesse lewis jackson is with us. and his spokesman for the rainbow push, jonathan luther jackson. and i want to thank from the entertainment world kevin hart, he told me don't mention he is here, so don't clap. stand up, kevin. we joke with each other. brother, stand up, brother, brother ludacris. tyrice gibson. extraordinary actor. and master p. the one and only creative genius wil

time. timeout. timeout.the attorney crump, we are going to stand for eight minutes 46 seconds. that was the time that george was on the ground. and we want you all over the world to stand with us for eight minutes and 46 seconds, and make that commitment for justice in the name of george. i want to thank the members of the congressional lack caucus for being with -- congressional black caucus for being with us. [applause] i want you to stand. ♪ andnt to thank the sone king iii martin luther for being with us. mayor andthank the the governor for being with the family, senator amy klobuchar of the state of minnesota. mentor andhank my one that has fought this fight ,or more than half a century the reverend jesse lewis jackson and his spokesman for rainbow push, jonathan luther jackson. for theo thank, entertainment world, kevin hart. he isd me, don't mention here, so don't clap. stand up, kevin. we joke with each other. [applause] brother beloved, standup. dacris. lulda for hisibson, extraordinary activism in

they had enough time. they had enough time. now what will we do with the time we have? as we assure the family out please let us take them out 1st. they have to prepare to go to north carolina and then back to houston where we will do the final services. they appreciate you all for coming. everybody else the city did the family. reverend brian will you come quickly quick eight? give usa will you come quickly quick eight? give us a benediction, just a benediction. and we are going to ta ke benediction. and we are going to take the family out. everyone else remained in your seats. #if # if you will remain where you are for the benediction. good gracious god merciful master walked with us while we run this race. speak to us as we lift our voice. use our hand so as we lift our voice. use our hand so that they do not become this. change our hearts so that our rage will shift to rehabilitation. convict the country so it can finally be the land of the free in the home of the brave. we pray this prayer in the name of the innocent black man by the name ofjesus who was killed by

thinking and more time in front of the play station during the down make a waste of time in my opinion but hey it's relaxing and entertaining for a lot of people and using multiplayer games in order to spend time with friends online is definitely one way of social distancing some gaming operations have seen a boom in sales but not every company is getting an equal slice of the pie or report a kind show himself gaming expert and fan took a closer look. howard taught you or. i've been playing video games my whole life but in lockdown the time i spent on gaming just exco. with me millions of people entered the virtual world and as some companies revenue suggest these are great times for the gaming industry console it's like the nintendo switch were literally sold out game publisher activision blizzard even beat analyst expectations by more than 50 percent. but these insane numbers don't tell the whole story there are many people in the industry to profit at all from. one company that is missing out on the boom jager the small developer based in berlin has been around for over 20 years and

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at the time my father was working in the rolls royce for. some of his war colleagues find out he was a catholic and he had to. be then worked as a postman in the area for a while at this stage we were living in the style military of. that there are a small number of catholic families living in the area that i plan on we've been warned on a number of occasions it was time to move out and i suppose the final straw for us was on her almost after one of our near neighbors windows and obviously said of state it was time to move. on the decision was taken to move on a state. band from birmingham mommy wanted to move there she felt would be safer but my father loved the countryside so moch so we ended up there. i suppose my last recollections of my father are and leaving to go to the hospital to visit mommy on my sister ocean and she was only 2 days old at the time. not really the last that i can remember of c.n.n. going out to the the front door to visit them in the hospital. 'd particularly even on my aunts and was with my father on the intention

isn't that a term you hear all the time. there's been a knifing, shooting, a consider jumping jue curb. that's not terrorism related. 10-15 years ago, that's not where our minds went when a random act of violence. that's where our mind god now -- many people. this stir told you is one which you probably heard in other versions of in times square or whatever. that is really al-awlaki -- al-awlaki did that so some extent. created it so these events -- the attacked that did take place, the vehicle attacks and stabbings, were low impact casualty wise but kept the movement in our minds texas forefront of our mind and if you're a terrorist and using terrorism as propaganda, the main thing is you want to kill a lot of people. he that's usually not the main goal. it keeps attention of your adversaries, of your potential recruits and the lone actor model that al-awlaki developed did that to at the point where now we're doing at the propaganda for. the by having to address the fact of someone junior -- jumping the curb reminds us of a

he was that self-involved from time to time. susan: we have a u.s.rmy officer going against orders doing land speculation, which will ultimately enrich himself. was this not viewed as corrupt? steve: it was viewed differently, partly because it was out of view and partly because the notions of ethics then were not what they would be later. andrew jackson, as a military officer, dealt in real estate in a grand way in the american south. some people would accuse him of corruption, but he could kind of laugh it off and see it otherwise. some people accuse john c fremont of corruption. of supporting his own interests as a politician, which he undeniably did. some people questioned his right to land he obtained from mexicans during the actual war against mexico by getting land grants of dubious legality and fighting to have them upheld in american court. his activities were questioned, but never prosecuted, never fully seen as absolutely wrong. there were things he could do more or less in the open and people would criticize them, but it did not seem to m

time's a beating bruno won't forget any time soon. you'll be another woman met up with some old friends at his former club for some time where he interim management team led by tactics expect matches kaltenbach is currently in charge. copenhagen piled on the pressure by out of the guys but with little to show for. 2 handfuls in the build up that this makes them short video albert seen the penalty decision for the hosts of the 5 minutes. as tempest played on the hard bench marci remains i spoke. specially danny overall perspective to me finished a given go to put lots of. those with less than 10 minutes played. 2 minutes later hoffenheim deja vu coaching the tuesday from the side position as he flew. from home and kept trying to the final whistle but couldn't finish the chances it's not those men took 3 points of his former employer. the ball rarely ends up in the naturist shall have they call them for the worst attack in the league though they just might be the bundesliga is best when it comes to shot and point at which they demonstra

until that time. steve: and of course, one of the reasons we wanted to look at this film is to add context to where we are today. from your book, you write the following quote. "wilson's invasion of the mexican territory in intervention in the mexican revolution created an environment of suspicion and distrust that took decades to repair and caused a general decline in relations between the united states and latin american republics." julie: yes. steve: can you elaborate? julie: it causes a decline in u.s.-mexican relations. i say it takes decades to repair. it may not have ever really been repaired. because the wilson government, when he decides to actually intervene in mexico to go and find pancho villa, he doesn't ask necessarily for permission from carranza. he tells carranza he is going in and he has legal justifications for doing so, but he does not receive the approval of the government of mexico. and even though carranza and pancho villa are not allies at this time -- they are enemies, in fact

that was an op ed in the times.re was also one from putin, there was one years back from hitler. >> yeah, i don't remember all the woke staffers at the new york times rising up in arms whenever they published the taliban op ed just a few months ago. it just goes to show you the moral right inside some of our media and academic institutions, they that they don't get outraged about the taliban but they do get outraged about conservative opinion. >> maria: yeah. let me move on to china. we had more information and new information this week. china is now forces -- communist party forces are on the border facing off against forces in india. did they invade india? they militaryized the south china sea and are overreaching on hong kong. your reaction to the new developments coming out of the ccp this past week in terms of their military. >> sure, maria. there's been many aggressive steps out of the chinese communist party over the last few weeks. they've been attacking fishing boats from other nations in the south china se

time out, time out, time out. ♪ >> reverend walker. we act -- sing a song for the family.s the time that george was on the ground and we want you all over the world to stand with us for 8 minutes and 46 seconds and make that commitment to justice in the name of george. i want to thank the members of the congressional black caucus for being with us. won't you stand. .. i want to thank the sun and co- convener doctor martin luther king iii for being with us. [applause] i want to thank the mayor and the governor for being with the family. senator amy klobuchar of the state of minnesota. senator amy klobuchar of the state of minnesota. i want to thank my mentor and one who fought m this fight for more than half a century, reverend jesse lewis jackson is with us. [applause] and his spokesman for rainbow/push, jonathan luthern jackson. i want to thank, i want to thank from the entertainment world kevin hart. he told me don't mention his ear, so don't laugh. stand up, kevin. we joke each other. [applause] brother, beloved, brother ludicrous. [applause] tyree skids and. [applause]

. >>> the time is 4: 17. t-mobile is finally restoring service after a major outage left people without phone coverage. the third what largest carrier was having a lot of problems around the country starting at 9:00 yesterday morning. after more than 12 hours online, the service was back last night. t-mobile says the outage was caused by an ip traffic related problem. >>> homeowners who want to sell their property, you might get more than you thought. that is because homebuyers are getting back in the market. inventory is almost 20% less than it was. one real estate broker is reporting almost half the homes sold in may had more than one offer. that's up more than 6% from the number of homes with several offers in april. >>> the time is 4: 17. ford will debut its new bronco on o.j. simpson's birthday, july 9th. o.j. simpson, as you know, famed for this infamous televised police chase in los angeles in a white ford bronco back in 1994. ford was not happy about being linked with that at the time. in the statemen

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was on the wrong time. once a year, time goes forward, and if you know congresswoman, you're going to find yourself in our late not because your watch was wrong, but you had your watch on the wrong time. i've come to tell you that sitting in washington talking about militarizing the country thinking that you can sell tickets to people who's had enough of abuse, i've come to tell you you can get on tv, but you were on the wrong time. time is out for not holding you accountable. time is out for you making excuses. time is out for you trying to stall. time is out for empty words and empty promises. time is out for you filibustering and trying to stall the arm of justice. this is the time we won't stop. we are going to keep going until we change the whole system of justice. our organizations have called this a day of mourning. naacp, legal defense fund, black women's roundtable, all got together and said we are going to have a day of mourning. but then we are going to come out of this day of mourning because so

the time is 4:56 a.m. stanford university class of 2020 was honored virtually over the weekend. the 30 minutes or morning began with music followed by messages of congratulations from students, the administration and notable alums, including former yahoo ceo marissa mayer in new jersey senator cory brooker and could pro golfer michelle. >> lean on community. the importance of leaning on friends and family especially through tough times like this. >> the virtual celebration was not intended to replace the traditional commencement ceremony. stanford said it is having an in person graduation when it becomes possible. the time is 4:57 a.m. the movie "gone with the wind" will return to hbo max and be introduced by jaclyn stewart, and african-american scholar and a host of turner classic movies. in an op-ed on cnn and stewart explained that she will place the movie within several historical context. the movie was pulled because of criticism of the way it showed african-americans. warner bros. is pushing back the

this is gonna be a long time before i heal. it is gonna be a long time before this family heals.ised me in our family. the rest of our lives. my uncle did not die in vain. his life mattered. george floyd's life mattered. breonna taylor life mattered. breonna taylor life mattered. i am mattered. breonna taylor life mattered. lam not mattered. breonna taylor life mattered. i am not only asking the city of atlanta to stand with us but everyone in the nation to stand with us as we everyone in the nation to stand with us as we seekjustice. atla nta's police chief has quit over this — and the police officer who shot mr brooks has been fired. we're expecting an update later this week on whether the officers will face charges. this is rayshard brooks' cousin speaking about the police. the trust that we have with the police force is broken. and the only way to heal some of these wounds is through a conviction and a drastic change within the police department. gary o'donoghue, washington. let's bear in mind, this was a routine stop by the police, this was a man who was being accused of dru

until next time, goodbye. hello.sunshine of last weekend, this weekend has been very different. it has been cool and pretty windy. we have seen rain at times, the winds will ease through the rest of today, still some rain to come in central and eastern parts of england, quite showery in nature. the best of the bright weather at the end of the day to be found across western parts, those are your temperatures for seven o'clock this evening. as we head into the night, any remaining wet weather in the east will continue to fizzle away, the winds will continue to ease and as the cloud breaks up across scotland and north—east england, it is going to turn into a rather cool night. some parts of scotland could see a touch of frost. not as cold for parts of wales or the south—west where we keep more cloud and the odd shower. so, the start of the week, not completely dry but drier than it has been throughout the weekend, brighter too for many with lighter winds as this area of high pressure across the azores extends its influe

minutes before phone time. i'm still beating bruno won't forget any time soon. he'll be another woman met up with some old friends at his former club boston high where he interim management team led by tactics expert matthews kaltenbach is currently in charge. often high piled on the pressure brought out of the gate with little to show for. 2 handballs in the build up to this mission then sure of or seen the penalty decision for the host of the 5 minutes. as tempest played on the hard bench my perceived remind i spoke. as facially danny almost expected to be finished a given go to put lots of. focus with less than 10 minutes played. 2 minutes later almost gave hoffenheim deja vu watching the tuna from the same position as he took. off from the line kept trying to the final whistle but couldn't finish their chances it's not those men took 3 points of his former employer. the ball rarely ends up in the natural shell to have they call the ball of the worst attack in the league though they just might be the bundesliga bats when it comes to shot in florida which they

through the afternoon, the day time highs will soar. mid-70sin san francisco. 90 in san jose, and mid-90s for concord. highs 9 to 14 degrees above average for this time of the year, and the ridge of high pressure is strengthening for . coming up. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk, and breaking news out of vallejo. several people were shot last night in north vallejo. video from the scene. you can see there appears to be a party in the background. it was around 10:00 p.m. police are centering the investigation here. all of the vallejo police are saying they can confirm there's been multiple gun shot victims additidetails will bes becomes e. witnesses atthene saiddifferent were taken to various area hospitals including one minor. we will continue to follow this all morning long. michelle, back to you. >> i will take it, anne, thank you. >>> we are learning more about when chp officers opened fire and killed a 23-year-old man. three days later they said chp officers started to fire after the suspect started to ram into chp cars du

the first time. like edmund harjo, a member of the seminole nation. and during the second world war, a member of the 195th field artillery battalion. one day in 1944, he was walking through an orchard in southern france and heard one of his brethren singing under a tree. he recognized the dialect as creek. later on, a captain heard the two talking and immediately put them to work on opposite ends of a radio. that coincidence brought these men onto the stage of history and alongside that elite band that we call code talkers. edmund is with us today. i ask all of you to join me at welcoming him here and thanking him for his service. [applause] [applause and cheers] lewis: and he was the only living code talker at the commemoration, 20th of november. it was in 2013. this little traveling exhibit was designed when we had an exhibit, a much larger exhibit from the smithsonian, and we added a couple panels to it that was shared by the seminole code talkers also involved during world war ii. here we have ed

used as a token by his party we'll get reaction from project 20 one's stacy washington a new york times editor forced to resign over and another out of the philadelphia inquirer the panel scott email use and line of will weigh in and what's so hard to understand about the word defunded why do you think there's such a hard time being differentiated right now between defunding and reforming police departments and we'll show you how one u.s. senator just couldn't seem to grasp the definition. i'm steve malzberg the press. by. ok folks let's begin with this ok as an r. kiss took to the streets of seattle took over 6 city blocks reportedly with armed guards and threatening business is the president of the united states weighed in he called them domestic terrorists but the gals of the view actually defended what they called the protestors and then the most intellectually challenged woman on t.v. in my opinion goes after the president watch as a matter of fact he has the nerve to call anybody into my. as to terrorist he's a domestic terrorist he's the one who's been impeached for obstructing j

especially injury time shows what's going on in players' heads times before. peter every student shot off the coffee just being says cannot. think often been called off on this one if he. even talked to him. just once somebody who. went by and lost against man united psychology played a major part in the 11 in the 91st minute dealt a decisive blow by and players our heads were completely empty after an equaliser said michel time not to years after to find. even more drastic words to $21.00 was like a big relief he remembers the prospect of having to play extra time felt too much of a burden for his players to think too much about consequences in injury time dissolution think about the here and now. and this is where your club comes in again. he's a master of late goals like it or not you have to give him credit. remember but on and there are 2013 champions league quarter final against when they scored 2 late goals or with liverpool who produced one late show after the other you've got an excellent psychological preparation. we've been working on that for years

your time. >> we need to identify our state representatives to identify which of those only represent the wealthy and remove them from office. thank you. >> hello, rosa linda? rosa linda? >> i'm here. can you hear me? >> yes. >> hello. my name is rosa linda. i'm a bilingual teacher at horace mann elementary. in order for school sites to meet these needs, they will need more resources, not cuts. now is the time for the school board to show what true leadership is, to be creative and use resources of our very affluent city to address our district financial needs so that the burden doesn't continue to fall on our school sites, educators, students, and families. thank you. >> thank you. hello, greg? >> hi there. i'm greg mcgary. i'm from submissimission high and also former teacher of student delegate betsy. i just wanted to echo jael castro's comments. i just want everybody present -- board members and sfusd administrators to realize that you're cutting from bone. i'm a second generation san franci

this time you press star three. i'll remind you when we get to public comment each time. i'm supervisor hillary ronen, chair of the committee. with me on the video conference is supervisor catherine. >> supervisor stefani: and we're joined this morning by supervisor shamann walton perform our clerk today is victor young and i would like to thank sfgov tv for staffing this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. before we get started, i'd like to ask that anybody that's not a member of the committee to temporarily turn off your camera, so your picture is not displayed while we're speaking on other items. today's announcements. due to the covid-19 health emergency and to protect board members, city employees and the public, the board of supervisors committee room and legislate -- i have to turn my camera on. my apologies. [laughter] the board of supervisors committee room are closed. however, members will be participating in the meeting remotely. this precaution is taking pursuant to statewide stay-at-home order and all local, state and federal ord

to time, just does not deliver.out giving too much thought to the subject of the reality and this is another classic case of that. is being picked up by other papers as well and they‘re describing this as another embarrassment for the government but we heard today matt hancock when it comes to this nhs created the google app, he is backing both horses and it is not going to be easy, but germany and italy, the financial times are pointing out, are rolling out apps based on apple and google system and yet we have onlyjust realised that they are not necessarily compatible. this with the criticism life, it‘s been weeks and weeks but we have persevered with their own version of an app and i feel as though, as journalists working, where indicted very much by the idea that too after being developed in the same time or two horses, as matt hancock strangely referred to at downing street. but thatis referred to at downing street. but that is what it‘s been going on the whole time and have been looking at this alternative tech

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i'm a long time voter, first time resident. and i'm calling because many of the people that i care about have to go back to their daily lives wondering whether they'll be safe, whether they can get into a car and whether they're going to be stopped by the sfpd. one of them was suspended and now charged with bank robbery. and here i am having to call you because nobody should have to grow up in that world. because the folks that represent them knew and protect them the cops, have turned their backs on them and murdered them. nobody should have to do that. nobody should have to tell that to their child or have their conversation with their kid. and that's really sad. you've heard callers talk about budgets and i got back into the queue to do the same, because you asked, why do you need to get to the budget? and i asked, how is it so confusing? how is it confusing you to have to get to the budget? it's clear -- >> sir, i don't want to have to direct you, but please -- >> that money to public safety -- >> sir? sir? we're not going

and now is the time. the time is now. >> i want to explain to people, the robert e. lee statue is on state property, that's a state decision to take that down. you were taking all kinds of confederate statues along the road down as well. i want to put up so people can see it, you know this picture, the image of the robert e. lee statue over the past few days and on it, a projected image of george floyd. people haven't been to richmond, this robert e. lee statue is huge, it is huge. >> six stories. >> just reflect on what that is like to look at george floyd's face on the statue of robert e. lee. >> so believe it or not, i lived in this city for over 15 years now, and i've run 10ks along monument avenue, i've never been up close and personal, why would i go up close and personal with a confederate monument. the other day i walked with peaceful protesters and was right up close from that perspective to see how massive this monument is. it is just -- the message they were sending a long time ago to put people in their place, particularly black people. to see that image

at this time.ook a man, we can men, put them on the cross. did not understand that, though they were intending wickedness, that out of much intention of wickedness came goodness. your loved one, george floyd, this secular world failed in its duty to intervene. failed in its duty to act, and failed in its duty to aid. but george floyd answered the question in death, when it was asked in isaiah, "lord, who should i send?" oh, god, have mercy on us. there was a tall man by the name of big floyd who stood up and said, "lord, send me." [applause] and so, has become today, people of statute, thosee themselves before god, we come to pay tribute to a man who said, "send me." and i want to acknowledge those young martyrs in the streets. they, many of them, could not be in this place. they are black and brown, they are asian, they are white. they are protesting and marching, and i am saying, as a mama, i hear your cries. that is what george floyd wanted us to know. i guess he wanted us to know, family, about

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most time with?>> i would guess in total perhaps either margaret truman, his daughter, or george elsie, who is on the white house staff and clark clifford. some of the secret service people who are invaluable because they were with him all the time. many of whom had never been interviewed before. >> are secret service allowed to talk after the fact? >> apparently so. >> they were concerned? >> no. they were wonderful because they saw him offstage they saw him in all conditions and often under enormous pressure. you mentioned the attempted assassination two of the secret service men still here in washington walked me through the whole event from inside and outside blair house where it took place. spent the better part of one saturday doing that. i'm sure that's never been done before. so my account of that is based on material that can only be had by reaching that time to living people. their devotion to harry truman is a very compelling thing to listen to and true of all the people that work for him

for ella, time to see friends again.e will now get a day of school each week before summer. how do you feel about me going back to school? i have got mixed feelings, really, to be honest. by the time they reached the school gates, they're thinking about how much has been missed. i'm feeling nervous, because we've been off for three months, i think, but i'm also happy because i get to see my friends and finally return to normality with like, learning. next year's gcse exams already on the horizon. i'm not sure that that much time they've lost can be gained that easily. in theory, it's a great idea, but in reality, i am not sure how that would work. how are you today? the new routines at school, the gateway back to lessons. each small group on a designated route to their classroom for the day. welcome back, everyone. this school is offering more than some others. all the teenagers had a device for home learning before lockdown. just as well, as their gcse year will start with a lot of home learning. for parents, there's no

. >> time. thank you, mr. speaker. >> thank you. >> all right. so other callers, madam chair, we can close the phone line. >> public comment is closed. we will have the regular public comment in a bit. that was a special accommodation. >> thank you. number six is introduction of new or unfinished business by board members. >> a directors, do we have any new or unfinished business? no, appearing to be none. there a citizens -- we can move to item 7. >> an item 7, director's report. >> sorry. >> item 7 is the director's report. >> great. director tumlin. >> i don't think we should be in question and answer mode. we are this director's report right now. we should close -- i don't know if a question -- i don't know if that matters anyway. okay. >> okay. so as all of you know, this has been an intense couple of weeks, so i apologize in advance at my director's report will run long. there's been a lot going on. this should not need saying that public streets and public transit are for everyone equally

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by the time mr. barr was sworn into office last february, michael cohen who had paid hush money to an adult film star had already pled guilty and was set to begin a three-year prison sentence, all of which embarrassed and angered the president. but mr. barr spent weeks in the spring of 2019 questioning the prosecutors over their decision to charge mr. cohen with violating campaign finance laws. at one point during the discussions, mr. barr instructed justice department officials in washington to draft a memo outlining legal arguments that could have raised questions about cohen's conviction and undercut similar prosecutions in the future. mr. barr's unexpected involvement in such a politically sensitive case suggested that he planned to exert influence over prosecutors in sdny, which is long known for operating independently of washington. mr. barr and other officials have told aides and other u.s. attorneys that the southern district needs to be reined in. here's why this is such a big deal. the dec

at the paper but "new york times" staffers barely set a word over past times opinion pieces from american enemies and adversaries from vladmir putin to nicolas maduro to the taliban. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" joins us right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. president trump today finishing a roundtable with law enforcement officers as top congressional democrats held a press conference to unveil federal police reform legislation and for. democrat candidate joe biden says he does not support defunding police budgets. hillary vaughn with more. hillary. reporter: liz, mayors around america are weighing a decision to slash funding for their own city's police department, president making it clear he does not support defunding or disbanding any police departments around the country. >> there won't be defunding. there won't be dismantling of our police and, they're not going to be any disbanding of our police. our police have been letting us live in peace. we want to make sure we don't have any bad actors in

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even if in some regions night time still looks like night time the world as a whole has been getting brighter which simply. many professions are rescheduling work to happen i have a nice song only work at night but how can we stay healthy despite that. fact telltale eyes experiments. tomas spends most of his days outdoors so he gets plenty of natural light in the evenings he tends to avoid screens their blue spectrum output he's just fine but bass john's office job means he has a serious like deficit problem and not just because his office is too dark. an office worker circadian rhythms are completely disrupted and we should try to adjust his biological clock. so he'll be more capable and alert in the morning. for bastiaan that means 1st thing in the morning it's out into the fresh air and natural jay light not exactly a grueling task skipping one stop on the subway into work is all it takes. we also install a standard daylight lamp on his desk for him to use during the morning that way he's getting 2000 lux even in the office. and in the evening a book is always better than a screen