and timmy lincecum was there. >> tim lincecum! >> he and timmy. hang on. >> there you go. lincecum. >> it was wonderful. really good experience. >> this place has enriched our lives with friendships, experiences, and memories beyond what words can express. i'll jhegr lou on the face of this earth. thank you. >> it just got you. ot a tear in your eye. >> i do. everybody around was feeling the moment, living the moment. >> what hit you right here? >> the fact we lost today. [ laughter ] >> always losing to the dodgers hurts. but seriously -- >> just losing him and wondering who can replace him really. i don't think anybody can. >> joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> dennis o'donnell will have highlights from bochy's final game coming up on game day. >>> video surfaced tonight showing b.a.r.t. riders jumping over the gate at a station in oakland. this is the very thing b.a.r.t. officials are trying to prevent because it costs them millions each year. the transit agency is getting ready to spend millions more to try to solve the problem. >> this latest video is just one example of what fr

timmy in so you can cross-examine him.tical editorial that therefore all the information is invalid, that's not the point. lawyers work with fundamentals. hearsay is hearsay. david: an impeachment that is based on questionable interpretations, a third party source about a 30 minute conversation, is that enough for an impeachment? >> absolutely not because the point is, first of all, everybody's screaming hysterically that there's a cover-up. excuse me, we have the tape. what are we talking about cover up? they may be credibly arguing the only reason it was disclosed is some other ancillary reason. that's fine. we sit in conference rooms and courtrooms for 30 years debating two sides of the issue. on one hand, he's enlisting a foreign country for the 2020 election, you can argue that, but then there's a converse argument which is that he's trying to get to the bottom of what happened in 2016 which is the very thing people have been saying. in life there are three versions, the first one i laid out, the second one, and the t

kong as protest movement has made a direct appeal to the us congress for support social warming and timmy's ho urged a congressional hearing to adopt the hong kong human rights and democracy yet if passed the territory would have to prove it was specs human rights in order to maintain its trading status with the united states those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after my ethiopia for a lot of states have done so much about them. world leaders from un member states a pairing to take their seats for this year's general assembly. trump will attend. growing tensions between the u.s. and iran. will multilateral efforts provide solutions to a global refugee crisis escalating wars and climate change before it's too late join us for extensive coverage of the un general assembly on al-jazeera. yeah. i get in a. demand. yeah nato bear your question. i know it's of a n.a.o. can. you know the kidney. you took that would give. him a cigar thank us again. finally i never heard of you know with him i don't want to help you. i don't. know you know. both i know yeah it's a minute ag

but i'm not sure that they thought it was timmy mallett! i think there we re it was timmy mallett!ll all of these plans shot after birds because the treasure had project king for sharon but then had a hole blown in it by other departments. i'll keep digging. you keep digging and i'll start talking about the federal reserve. under pressure from wall street and the white house, america's central bank — the fed — hasjust announced it is cutting interest rates for the second time this year. the federal reserve cut its benchmark rate — which affects many loans for households and businesses — by 25 basis points to a range of 1.75% to 2%. we are expecting to hear shortly the man the president calls the "enemy" — the fed chair, jerome powell — will start his press conference shortly. we will keep an eye on that. he's in a tough spot, michelle. because at the europeans are putting the foot to the metal, quantitative easing, negative interest rates over here. wall street saying that he must respond to this. if you are jerome powell, is not a comfortable place to be right now. you look at the

called locally are an area off densely packed townships on the outskirts off cape town where about timmy's one man from the cape flats was turned away from gangsterism and hoping to forge a new life for himself. for to be sold on the gardening has recently become a calling is making money and feels good and safe while doing it that's something he can say about his previous life as a gang member it cost him 6 months in prison and almost his life i was shot in the face. through my nose. and i was shocked 6 times on my spinal cord. survived my grandmother died and. if you want to ask. now is me for example an example of what crime ease in like crime does you know to people so crime is very rife and then unemployment the project violence prevention through grading the khayelitsha township opes to offer an alternative to people like it's partly financed by german development funds. the garden is not only a salsa food income for the god in us the vegetables also cooked in the kitchen over there and then served to the kids in the kindergarten next door. offering childcare leisure activities inter

this was like a lass dog, ran in front of the ditch, woof woof, come on, little timmy. have to help out. >> exactly. he goes down there. sees the dog in the dinks hetch like i have to help out. >> you're a good friend. you didn't leave your guy behind. >> you're a good dog. >> can i come over and play now? ♪ >>> as you all know, this this one makes me really proud. ♪ excuse me, miss thing. this is 6-year-old claire. she's cruising along. she's been wakeboarding since she was two. she's out here on the waters owning it. bad to the bone. she does it so effortlessly. >> i wish when i was 2, i learned how to do something like this. kids are so fearless. >> she's been doing it for two-thirds of her life. >> she's an old pro at this point. >> this little one is also no stranger to the show or to the internet. this is milan. she has an instagram page. she is the cutest thing. she's just riding, riding, riding. >> all the cool toys now. >> i thought i was riding in my big wheel. she just has to bounce up and down. >> she's playing "old town road" in her head. >> she's up to spe

bank is believed to have played a role so with the money in the pockets of the americans and the sea timmy's victims now making another attempt to receive restitution this time here in france that's because it snows allow for corporations to be prosecuted if they've played a role in crimes committed a broad party asked to be in the power for a statement it is yet to respond to that request the parish tribunal must now decide if this new complaint warrants a criminal investigation into b m p power involvement any case though is likely to prove complex and lengthy meaning the victims still have a long way to go before they may feel that they perceived any justice. artsy caris defiant afghans turned to vote for their next president on saturday in some cases risking their lives to do so with all the details up to this. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see that. you are. to play just one so. so that this somebody comes out of the gate and they don't know what to do with it you know their best h

timmy's economy looked relatively strong when the uprising began it was ranked 1st in africa the competitiveness. but accused of running a corrupt police state with money concentrated in the hands of a few powerful families including his own most an asian felt excluded under ben ali tunisia pursued a pro western foreign policy meant taining strong ties to former colonial master france and the us but as his regime crumbled france abandoned him refusing him entry as he fled the country saudi arabia offered him refuge in his final days but he will always be remembered as the president who was forced from office by an uprising of popular protest. gafoor 0. liberia has observed a day of mourning in honor of 27 people who were killed in a fire at an islamic school near the capital most of the victims were children the students were sleeping when the blaze broke out at night set the boarding school near monrovia it's believed the far response by an electrical fault. thousands of protesters are gathering at rallies across the street area as part of a global climate strike the 1st rally is being held in

station timmy peak and not the other way round this is my biggest case so far and it's a landmark case for society which that was but my guess it's very challenging but i feel good about it the question that i feel i'm defending european values and contributing to something important is that it spikes if there's politics as i'm fighting for a more democratic society that up holds the rule of law as well but to the look at the budget provisions that. it will give us for example i love my job i love sorting out the final details the night before quarter parents the adrenaline on the day in the nose that. especially when it's a case that has broader social relevance. i get very invested in the whole thing interest will reach the what is it with a very young. in court spatter describes how her client has suffered both personally and professionally because of the t.v. report. he's had to switch jobs and he feels he's being publicly shamed just for. in the end the hearing is adjourned and not for the 1st time the case is put on hold for 6 months. but look at the mechanic a different side i'm

(as parent) "little timmy has been watching a lot of youtube, but he has not cut a bitch in months!"aughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: six of one, half dozen of the other, you know. >> stephen: now, i know what you're thinking, you're thinking "how did this story end?" and, also, "did this story end?" it did. biden apologized, corn pop accepted, and they joined up to ballet-fight their real enemies, the sharks and jets. ( laughter ) pow! pow! ( piano riff ) ( cheers and applause ) crazy boy! easy! easy, corn pop! ( cheers and applause ) i like a lot of what joe biden says. all this sounds too insane to be true, but the former mayor of wilmington, delaware, confirmed corn pop was the real person, saying he was real as the moon in the sky. does everyone in this story sound like they're in a frank capra movie? (as old man) "oh i remember the dust-up between joe and corn pop-- it was as real as the song in your heart the first time you see a lady's gams." ( laughter ) if this story is true, then it's a critical moment in u.s. history. which is why we've brought it to life with thi

public is watching all this, almost evolved to like two third graders in the schoolyard, he did it no timmyinsane, and everyone is got to get as a hold of themselves. >> columnist, andrew mccarthy, in his book, suggests that fbi tried to get evidence from ukrainian government during 2016 election to use against trump campaign manager manafort to pressure him to cooperates. >> yep, andy mccarthy lays out, again a broken record, effort by people in united states government, to get information from a foreign country, the significant of that, again this the political toxicity, oh, my god, you are dealing with a foreign country, that is it you are undermining the very fabric of our democrat, but. the reverse on other side, the cliche, don't throw stones if you live in a glass house, i follow the sham same rule, i dot prejudge, you tell me there was an attempt? i say, show me the evidence. elizabeth: i hear. >> you weather mr. trump conversation with leader of ukraine constitutes high crimes and misdemeanor. it depends on what he was getting at, when he raised the subject of crowd strike. that wa

this timmy says, we americans and worldwide as humans have byays been somehow entranced looking at the grizzly. it is that kind of documentation about us asmething a people. what we choose to spend our time thinking about. i will leave you to make conclusions yourselves. for oneust go back second. the article makes clear that lizzie borden was in fact acquitted, and that for the purpose of this ballet, agnes de .ille went with edwin porter but also who wrote that slanted book that came out, but also morton gould goes on record saying that he writes better hanging music than he writes acquittal music. so for a dramatic finale, that is what they decide to go with. isen that the popular belief that she probably did the deed, there was not a lot of pushback. did changegh, agnes the name of the protagonist, and it's not lizzie borden, but it is the accused. we all know it is inspired by but theie borden story, names are all about stepmother, or accused, young lizzie, the young child, not lizzie. also just want you to see an example. this was of interest to me as a predominantly dancer/theat

he may enjoy having a little bit more time to spend with his wife lindsey and with his little ones, timmy and katie lou. as we all know, days on the hill can be very long. madam president, if you ask brendan how he got into politics, he'll tell you about the meeting he attended in college where i was the guest speaker. that meeting, brendan says, got him interested in politics for the first time. shortfall after, he applied to work on my first senate campaign, and the rest, as they say, is history. to hear brendan tell it, attending that meeting was a lucky day for him, but i know that it was an even luckier day for me and for the people of south dakota. mr. president, i yield the floor. and i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: mr. schumer: mr. president. the presiding officer: the democratic leader. mr. schumer: thank you, mr. president. now there are two possible paths when it comes to the appropriations process here in the congress. i ask unanimous consent the quorum be d

that timmy is is not a quid pro quo. there's nothing wrong with pointing out a conflict. joe biden threatened to cut off aid to the ukraine unless they fired a prosecutor who was looking cases involving a company's son was receiving $50,000 a month -- the point i'm trying to make here is there is no "there" there. you can be troubled all of you would like but if this is an impeachable offense, this phone call, god help the next person to be president of the united states. >> martha: just to be specific, with the president said in a call as biden stopped the prosecution and a lot of people want to find out about that, so whatever you can do with the attorney general would be great. biden went around bragging that he had stopped the prosecution, so if you can look into it, it sounds horrible to me. that does not trouble you? given the fact that -- very likely run against joe biden in a presidential election. >> it troubles me that joe biden, the vice president of the united states, threatened to cut off aid to the ukraine without disclosing a conflict. there was a letter se

tense timmy lincecum. sir posey said it was good the sea. all of his old teammates all being the key word. vote she said he's honored. it's going to be different >>thank you see how and for are so many people all these guys back here made the trip and some of you guys a call. >>p years, so you 24 years is that it's me is me i'm a c. this year they die, i'm hurt i would you retire, talk to any amount sorry. was to play this game. >>and my dreams i think that be enough for 44 years. i consider myself the luckiest man and the faces were. >>they're for boat. a man of few words. he's also just you know straight kind of downtrodden but use very excited about. and he also made sure that man got a chance to say goodbye. just in case could be his last season with the team. he didn't. bumgarner got a standing ovation. you have to see what happens. he is now a free agent. the a's wrapped up the regular season with a 3 one loss to the mariners in seattle. >>we'll see if they've got what it takes to move on when they play the tampa bay rays in a win or g

tense timmy lincecum. was good to see all of his old teammates old being the key word. vote she said he's honored. >>it's going to be different next thank you see how and for new artist so many people all these guys back here made the trip and some of you guys look old. >>the partner 9 years, so you 24 years is that it's me is me i'm a c. a this year they die, hurt i would you retire, bo, talk to any amount sorry. was to play this. >>and my dreams i think that be enough for 44 years. i consider myself the luckiest man and the faces her. >>if there for boat, a man of few words. he's also just you know straight kind of downtrodden but use very excited about that and he also made sure that man got a chance to say goodbye. just in case could be his last season with the team. he didn't. bumgarner got a standing ovation. happens he is now a free agent. the a's wrapped up the regular season with a 3 one loss to the mariners in seattle. we'll see if they've got what it takes to move on when they play the tampa bay

by the way, regards and love from your brothers and sisters, christine, karen, jenny, timmy, and cathyve you, cuz and i'll see you on the other side someday. gary herold jeffrey a. hersch thomas j. hetzel leon bernard heyward brian christopher hickey enemencio dario hidalgo cedeno timothy higgins robert d.w. higley ii todd russell hill clara victorine hinds neal o. hinds mark d. hindy katsuyuki hirai heather malia ho tara yvette hobbs thomas anderson hobbs james j. hobin robert wayne hobson dajuan hodges ronald g. hoerner patrick a. hoey john a. hofer marcia hoffman stephen g. hoffman frederick joseph hoffmann michele l. hoffmann judith florence hofmiller wallace cole hoke hogan thomas warren hohlweck jr. jonathan r. hohmann cora hidalgo holland john holland joseph f. holland jimmy i. holley elizabeth holmes thomas holohan herbert wilson homer >> william hooper jr. bradley van hoorn james p. hopper >> and my sister rose an patricia lang and my nephew, brendan, 18 years later it cuts like a knife. we miss you, until we meet again. >> my grandmother ruth. even though i never met her. thr