tony's roots run deep. he grew up on pixley, ali in the northern district alongside his sisters and mother attending galileo high school. his journey with the san francisco police department began in 1982 when he just stepped into mission station unknowingly laying the foundation for a career that would become the gold standard in service, leadership and compassion over the years tony's trajectory with the sfp has been nothing but short of extraordinary. after honing his skills at narcotics division for 13 years, tony was promoted to sergeant in 1998 where he worked closely with the tenderloin task force. if you've ever heard tony reminisce about those days about the high stakes busts and the intense operations, you'll quickly understand why he refers to this time in the tenderloin as the greatest job ever where i lost my place. here we go. his dedication and passion for the job were evident even in the toughest of times and it's no surprise that he was a natural leader. in 2001, tony's career reached anoth

the boy's father, tony kelly. and tony is barreling down a texas highway at 90 miles an hour.when candy makes a desperate decision to try to escape and cops have their own decisions to make. >> my emotions were very frantic. >> frantic for her life and for her children, candy makes the terrifying decision to jump out of the racing rv. >> we're burkleo aew meisinger driedger. >> i made it out of there. i made it out. it's scary. like, that was the scariest thing i've ever experienced in my whole life. >> but this drama is far from over. with the chase underway for over an hour, police have no other way to stop the careening rv. they throw out disabling spike strips. but tony kelly keeps driving on broken rims. his son's in the vehicle. then at 4 a.m, he makes a bizarre phone call to our dallas affiliate, kdfw fox four news, admitting what he did to candy. >> i told her once that i shot her twice, once in one leg, one in the other leg, one in the back. >> the first text messages for help started just after 230 thursday morning saying, what's your address? the victim we now know

tony's roots run deep. he grew up on pixley, ali in the northern district alongside his sisters and mother attending galileo high school. his journey with the san francisco police department began in 1982 when he just stepped into mission station unknowingly laying the foundation for a career that would become the gold standard in service, leadership and compassion over the years tony's trajectory with the sfp has been nothing but short of extraordinary. after honing his skills at narcotics division for 13 years, tony was promoted to sergeant in 1998 where he worked closely with the tenderloin task force. if you've ever heard tony reminisce about those days about the high stakes busts and the intense operations, you'll quickly understand why he refers to this time in the tenderloin as the greatest job ever where i lost my place. here we go. his dedication and passion for the job were evident even in the toughest of times and it's no surprise that he was a natural leader. in 2001, tony's career reached anoth

tony's roots run deep.nd mher attending galileo high school. his journey with the san francisco police department began in 1982 when he just stepped into mission station unknowyin foundation for a career that would become the gold standard in service, leadership and compassion over the years tony's tctithhe sfp has been nothing but short of extraordinary. after honing his skills at narcotics division for 13 years, tony was promoted to sergeant in 1998 where he worked closely with the tenderloin task force. if you've ever heard tony reminisce about those days about the high stakes busts and the intense operations, you'll quickly understand why he refers to this time in the tenderloin as the greatest job ever where i lost my place. here we go. his dedication and passion for the job were evident even in the toughest of times and it's no surprise that he was a natural leader. in 2001, tony's career reached another milestone when he was promoted to inspector and assigned to domestic violence response unit now kn

tony's roots run deep.he grew up on pixley, ali in the northern district alongside his sisters and mother attending galileo high school. his journey with the san francisco police department began in 1982 when he just stepped into mission station unknowingly laying the foundation for a career that would become the gold standard in service, leadership and compassion over the years tony's trajectory with the sfp has been nothing but short of extraordinary. after honing his skills at narcotics division for 13 years, tony was promoted to sergeant in 1998 where he worked closely with the tenderloin task force. if you've ever heard tony reminisce about those days about the high stakes busts and the intense operations, you'll quickly understand why he refers to this time in the tenderloin as the greatest job ever where i lost my place. here we go. his dedication and passion for the job were evident even in the toughest of times and it's no surprise that he was a natural leader. in 2001, tony's career reached anothe

tony's roots run deep.hern district alongside his sisters and mother attending galileo high school. his journey with the san francisco police department began in 1982 when he just stepped into mission station unknowingly laying the foundation for a career that would become the gold standard in service, leadership and compassion over the years tony's trajectory with the sfp has been nothing but short of extraordinary. after honing his skills at narcotics division for 13 years, tony was promoted to sergeant in 1998 where he worked closely with the tenderloin task force. if you've ever heard tony reminisce about those days about the high stakes busts and the intense operations, you'll quickly understand why he refers to this time in the tenderloin as the greatest job ever where i lost my place. here we go. his dedication and passion for the job were evident even in the toughest of times and it's no surprise that he was a natural leader. in 2001, tony's career reached another mil when he was pred tonspector and

tony dandrades lo pasÓ muy bien en este motivo tributo a paquita la del barrio. nominados, otorgaron 44 premios en 44 diferentes categorÍas. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ tony: alejandro fernÁndez cantÓ hoy fue reconocido con el premio a la excelencia por su larga y exitosa trayectoria. >> primero agradezco a mi padre que seguramente estarÁ haciendo una fiesta allÁ arriba . tony: laura pausini, en nine pastore, le brindaron un tributo a manuel alejandro. la cantante india tambiÉn recibiÓ un premio especial. >> esto es para los fans. gracias. tony: tambiÉn recordamos a paquita la del barrio que falleciÓ el pasado lunes, pepe, angela aguilar interpretaron las canciones mÁs icÓnicas de paquita. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ tony: fue una fusiÓn perfecta de gÉneros musicales, una gala en la que lo mejor de la mÚsica latina estuvo presente. fue una noche de grandes sorpresas y homenajes muy merecidos,la presentaciÓn miami fue histÓrica. nos vemos el prÓximo aÑo. luis: pronto pudiera ver por abc para los pacientes de cÁncer de pÁncreas, una vacuna da resultados prometedores. [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby

how does it was tony chang joins us live now from who don't tony, tony. so the group has already arrived in bangkok took us through what we expect them to happen today. tony they have, they landed a couple of hours ago. they were brought out to see the media. it's one of them a pull to inside the foreign minnesota. they remain relatively quiet as a group. the foreign minister thinks the foreign governments involved in, in arranging for the release. he said they were all in good health physically after stay in this really hospital for the type of government would be monitoring them over the next couple of months to ensure that they were able to re integrate fully into normal life. we did here from, from one of those who'd written, he said he was overwhelmed with happiness and bring him back home. is looking forward to seeing his family. we have also the reason we're here and who don't, tony's because 2 of those men will be returning here. in the northeast of china, this is where a lot of tie work has to go to israel, originated from and we spoke to the fam

tony: it's soup, angela.stic labor becomes recognized as such when men perform it, whereas when women perform it, it's just the duties of love that you undertake as a wife and a mother. angela: tony, you are the housekeeper and this is part of the house... now the private chamber may be mine, but the dust is yours. andy greene: who's the boss was a huge hit, it was a groundbreaking show in that the woman is the one that is really wearing the pants. [phone ringing] angela: good morning, wallace and mcquade... tony: listen to the way she does that sam! that's why they made her the president. alice leppert: so angela is an advertising executive on who's the boss?, elyse keaton on family ties is an architect... so they have these really professional upscale careers rather than just jobs. those are really powerful fantasies for women in the 80s. kate: as a travel agent, i like to think that i'm a little cog in a big machine. a very little cog. annie potts: in 1986 linda bloodworth thomason went to cbs and she said

tony: what, me?! colucci: i think there were female viewers and young girls who were watching at the time who were empowered by seeing jeannie. laura morowitz: but tony doesn't find it attractive. he's turned off by it. tony: a woman doesn't act the way you did tonight. your behavior this evening was absolutely disgraceful. oh and let me tell you one more thing ... barbara eden: sitcom television has changed with the times. but there was a lot more comedy than just jeannie and her master. there was a lot more going on. [rock music] activist: we demand freely available childcare facilities that will give all women an alternative to confinement in the home. patrick gomez: you have this interesting moment, because in the real world, the women's liberation movement is pushing female equality further than it had ever been. laura morowitz: and then these magical powers that jeannie possessed... jeannie: that is the real you. laura morowitz: ... are kind of transformed to shows like that girl, where power do

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oakland's very own tony, tony, tony or raphael saadiq of tony, tony, tony will be in the house entertaining you are an old school basketball fan, a bay area basketball fan, there's something there for you. whether you are a fan of her. i mean, there's really something for everyone, including this delicious food, right, tom? absolutely. all right. and the museum upstairs is amazing. it's worth a visit, for sure. check that out. well, these nachos are going to make a splash in in my tummy. thank you so much for having us. you're welcome. you're welcome. take care. all the best. congratulations, guys. thanks so much, ginger. and with so many big sporting events coming to the bay area over the next 18 months, not just the all star game and the super bowl. the world cup is coming here as well. just scan the qr code right there on your screen. it will take you to a guide for all of it on our website, nbcbayarea.com. well happening now. antioch police are investigating a deadly shooting. it happened around 1030 last night near hillcrest avenue and larkspur drive. police say one victim was taken to

shy was announced as the host for the 78th annual tony awards.le in the color purple. the tonys will be given out on june 8th. i love listening to her. >> i mean, who doesn't? i wish we could play that again. she's just, like, has such a powerful voice. so incredibly talented. >>> now to an honor worthy of an apple party. severance is now the most-watched series in apple tv plus' five-year history. it comes a little over a month after they launched the much-anticipated second season, apple keeping it close to the chest and not revealing actual ratings numbers. severance stole the top spot from ted lasso. i think that goes to show how popular the series has become. it's a low burn for the first season. >> and she also reviews shows. awesome. i have not seen the second season yet. do not tell me. >>> when we come back, a historic ship is setting sail for the last time. and microsoft taking a new state of matter into their own hands for the latest advancement in gun tum computing. advancement gun tum computing. bundle, jake from state farm? that's r

quÉ alegrÍa, tony, mimi, gracias por estar con nosotros en el "ediciÓn digital".ir, porque no pensamos que Íbamos a ganar. como dices, hay tantas leyendas en esa categorÍa, era como que vamos a mostrar nuestra admiraciÓn a ellos y felicitarlos cuando gane, el que gane, cuando anunciaron nuestro nombre fue como en cÁmara lenta. el paÍs entero estÁ muy orgulloso, y justo en unas horas vamos a viajar a lima, porque tenemos planificado tres conciertos sold out antes de los grammy y todo, estamos muy felices, . satcha: tambiÉn ganÓ en mejor interpretaciÓn de mÚsica global, gloria estefan, con la interpretaciÓn de "bemba colora". yo tambiÉn tengo un varoncito, yo te quiero preguntar cÓmo es trabajar con tu hijo, quÉ se siente ese orgullo, y cuando pensaba que Él tiempo y estas brillando mÁs que nunca? >> sÍ, muy feliz, digo que los tiempos de dios son tan perfectos porque cuando uno estÁ mÁs joven, siempre tener esa discografÍa, pero es tan difÍcil cuando uno emigra a otro paÍs, con los chicos, entonces mi esposo tocaba las partes, pero no se daba, dios tenÍa el propÓsi

welcome to data meetings, africa, tony. so lots of people would have heard of coined but how auto can or mean coins like this. here are coined different or right, so when you're looking at bit going to essentially it was, it is at the top a to a financial sovereignty where the, the founders of the network designed a system that was supposed to work about intermediaries to ensure that he is able to send value directly to, to pay us without the use of an of a intermediary. now if you look at the traditional financial system, is that if i want to transfer value across the board does after which my bank, which and my bank then uses the 5th network or some other global sacraments system, which then allows that value to be transferred across the board does that affects those different things that kind of impact the duration of that particular transaction. and big going was actually a tool that was designed to restore control back into the hands of the people that allows and facilitated the peer to peer transactions without having

and it was tony gauci's shop. ok, yeah, that's where tony's shop was. that's where a major breakthrough in our investigation took place. we interviewed tony gauci and we were just astonished. he remembered this person coming into the shop, because he just bought clothes at random, he didn't care what size. he bought this tweed jacket that he said had been sitting around in his shop for five years. because in malta you don't wear wool. tony gauci didn't know this, but we had already found a tweed jacket that we believe was in the bomb suitcase. he said if he saw him again, he could remember him. that was critical for us. we got one of our artists. they drew what he believed the person looked like. we believed at that point that the palestinians were responsible. but he remembered this person, who he described as a libyan. libya certainly was a rogue country, sponsoring terrorist incidents across the globe. the then leader of libya was colonel gaddafi. dr. guma: in september 1969, gaddafi waged a military coup. he started bringing in a major change politi

so we've advisor tony roland onto the program. he is asking cia of virtual assets chamber of commerce. that's the policy . think tank advising applicant governments on visual assets. he should include script of currencies. he's also the founder of $55.00. that's a quick dependency payments provided for emerging market businesses. welcome to dw, use africa, tony. so lots of people would have heard of that point. but how auto can or mean coins like the seer are coined different are right, so when you're looking at bit quite and essentially it was, it is at the top of 2 of financial sovereignty where the, the founders of the network designed a system that was supposed to work about intermediaries to ensure that he is able to send value directly to, to pay us without the use of an of a intermediary. now if you look at the traditional financial system, is that if i want to transfer value across the board, does i have to go to my bank, which and my bank then uses the 5th network or some of the global sacraments system, which then allows

well, thanks tony. uh for your insights on that, and once i correct the main code, i'm launching a coin and you've been to buy it. cuz that is, i mean it would be the pickup. that is tony orlando, thanks so much for that. we appreciate it. tony assigned to sign. appreciate it. thank you. the name of them has been mourning the death of its 1st president since gaining independence in 1990 sam milner spearheaded the struggle for freedom and the fight against decades. all the positives imposed by it's all there for can rule is his death was announced last weekend. he was $95.00, a freedom fight to attend the founding father and precedence. some neo will be with men, but it is the face of men, maybe as battle for independence is place in history, highlighted by the co and the may be in precedence. seen here, offering his condolences to new york, most family, non gold and bumble set in the statements. his dad said, shaking the foundations of the republic. it is the full with up most subtle. then sub miss that

so tony's a to former and 4 inches us presidential hostage. these people in charge of us securities and just to explain, but my clients, these in a sense that he has an over on hands. and it's at the very much these are to be, to be exchange and to be sent back home on the fritz without labor clear today. when did it become evident, that the, the swap of sorts would involve a former us embassy stuff or mark fogel as well. uh, well, you know, its, we are not, we understood that the, the 6 you with these services i was discussing with, between themself as a tony is, you know, we, uh, we have external, you know, we don't pass the page. and so we only go stations, but any way we decide you know, to, to push, and we try to catch the attention of the decision makers to our clients on boards, and as that's why they need to have for also for my clients. and i know that's a mouthful goes, i tony's experience as much as include as well for, for their clients to be easy, sign boulevard, and a chance. and we, that was a russian citizen. you mentioned that

tony loves the noisiest part of the celtic community. they occupied the only standing section of the ground, the green brigade, the green for here is solid, is also a section. that's the topic group of boys that definitely is left at the office for your and that section keeps up. that keeps a 2nd go on to the office. we are calling you from one page our time. those are the greenberg gates are over to political, not always appreciated by the owners worries, that it might be bad for business politics and football coach on the bottom of what was in politics in art. and certainly that would be no salvi, football club. tony shrine is about more than just football just and there's a world view on display here. anybody that goes by to paula status, one of the grid, and injustices to melody. which way the green per k of keep it on the agenda around the flags at salt lake park. those palestinian flags became highly controversial when celtic played, and his really teeth have boiled that she and the champions the match of pockets you wait for i fin

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so getting closer to genetic, he's getting closer to the, to our tony's to us. so tony's a to former and 4 inches us presidential hostage is people in charge of us securities and just to explain but of my clients, these nino sands such as no but on has. and it's at the very much these are to be to be exchanged into decided by cold yeah, lots going on. so let's delve into both of those stories now with former senior security policy analyst in the office of the us 2nd rate defense, mr. michael maloof. you're most welcome the coal. first of all, michael was the 1st contact between a russian and american president in some 3 years. so how significant is this? well, thanks for having the unit. i think the prisoner exchange. and now the discussions on ukraine are related. they are uh, i think they are a step forward. they are, they are showing positive uh, uh, initiatives to, to try and resolve long drawn out complex, not only and ukraine, but also to right the wrongs that have been done. and in terms of, uh, getting, getting uh, prisoners and hostages back um and i, a

the "wicked" actor won a tony award for her lead in "the color purple" in 2016.xcited to serve as the emcee. >>> and you can watch the tony award when they're handed out june 8th right here on cbs and streaming on paramount plus. >>> cbs is welcoming a new era in daytime television. "beyond the gates," the first through daytime drama in 25 years, premieres on cbs monday. it's a collaboration between cbs and the naacp. the series delves into the lives of the powerful and prestigious dupree family. danya bacchus has a preview. >>> this is going to make history. how awesome is that? >> reporter: "beyond the gates" is guaranteed to be unlike anything seen before on daytime television. >> it's an absolute thrill to be a part of this historic moment in television. >> reporter: in a gated community in maryland, with 27 sets and a cast of 20 regular characters. >> the duprees are the backbone of their crest. they are activists, politicians, doctors, lawyers. >> reporter: viewers can expect a captivating mix of romance and intense family drama. >> i fell in love with an i

. >> t rowe prices tony wong. he's a portfolio manager of the firm's science and tech fund, which counts amazon as one of its top holdings. tony welcome to fast money. >> thank you. >> what's your take of amazon's quarter and how does it stack up to some of its ai competitors, so to speak. >> in large. >> cap tech? >> yeah. well, i think it's a. >> really interesting position that amazon is in. if you kind of look over the long term, there's a few things that. >> are. >> really going well for the company. one is that they have a lot of infrastructure through regionalization. and if you look at the retail margins, i think over the. >> multiyear. >> they can go up a lot higher as they essentially like fill in that capacity that they built during covid. and then i think the second one is, you know, also their aws cloud. i mean, it's still, you know, growing at a 19% and over the long term should be a nice compounder, especially when we look at what's going on in ai, lower cost models that could proliferate and drive

so getting closer to jeanette is getting closer to the 2 i tony's to us. so tony's a to former and 4 inches us presidential hostage is the boy in charge of us securities and just to explain, but my clients using no sense such as no but on hands. and that's the very much these are to be to be exchanged into, decided by co well, that's the vin, to another aspect of today's development, so to speak, to professor of economics politics opposite mary's college california. jack ross, miss. thank you for your time today, sir. the rubel is rising, following the 1st thoughts between the russian and us president in yours. what impact this renewal of dialogue, if it does progress, what kind of help economically? well, you know, it's interesting that the new defense secretary head excess said that they're going to us is going to intensify the sanctions on, on russian oil. we'll see whether that actually happens or not. at the same time the u. s. is talking about drilling and producing more oil, do the whole global oil markets in the state of flux, and i think the specu

, with 6 tony awards in all four acting categories.ood to see you. >> stephen: you are starring as mama rose in the revival of "gypsy." [cheers and applause] it's at the majestic theater. that's a lot to take on. it has been called the king lear of musical theater. not just because of the conflict between the parent and the child but it's a big role to take on. what's it like to play mama rose? >> audra: a lot of times when you do shows, a lot of times your character is getting swept up in something. but mama rose, like getting swept up in a tornado or something. instead of dorothy getting swept up in a tornado, mama rose is the tornado. so she's the one that's constantly whipping up all of the angst and drama android and all of it. it's exhausting. >> stephen: you have to be the tornado on stage. not just acting but singing. what do you do with all that adrenaline at the end of the day? >> audra: i have a really hard time going to sleep at night. when i get home, i have a really, really hard time. i've done this thing where i get home

raphael saadiq of oakland's very own tony, tony tony will be in the house.f a throwback, guys, but oakland's tony, tony, tony will be in the house on saturday. tom, there's so many things to look forward to. we're going to talk to u in the next hour as well, and you're going to be making some special 5:00 goodies for us. absolutely looking forward to it. 5 a.m. goodies. that means coffee, guys. don't get it twisted. yeah, i was going to say happy hour is starting way early. thanks so much, ginger. that will be really fun. and by the time a lot of those festivities get underway, the rain will have cleared out. yeah, we are going to see that rain moving out and we needed the rain south of the golden gate bridge, so it's good that we're getting that, but we're also seeing it having a big impact. starting out our thursday morning and take a look at how widespread the rain is all across the state with snow in the upper elevations. and then once we go into the afternoon, the center of the storm will be a little bit closer. that could mean some breaks in the activi

tony: yes. that's right.fter this week's talks in saudi arabia and the phone call between president trump and russia's president putin, ukrainian and european leaders were already pretty gloomy about the prospects for relations with the u.s.. even trying to reach a deal to end the war. this comes close to something like a breach between the u.s. and ukraine now which relies on the u.s. as its biggest military and financial ally in resisting the russian invasion. it was really striking, that president trump outlined how zelenskyy had done such a terrible job and the country had been shattered and so many people had died. but he did not all appear to draw the conclusion from that which is to identify the person responsible for causing all this death and destruction which was russia's president vladimir started the war. certainly in the kremlin, they will be delighted by this turn of events. russian state television is already very pleased and clearly believes that the u.s. under president trump now is taking mu

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so this is tony blair. oh, is this a tony blair one? >> let's do let's go back to 11.e going to do the. no, let's. yes. sorry. >> i'm so confused. sorry. because i've got 1111. >> it's all going very. >> it's all going very. >> well 11 guardian but i thought i wanted to let ben do that one. >> i say let's are we going for the guardian. we're going to go stick with the guardian. >> the guardian. >> the guardian. >> okay. illegal among words most often linked to migrants in uk politics. report finds. so apparently illegal has been one of the most one of the one of the terms most strongly associated with illegal migrants in uk parliamentary debates over the last 20 years, research has found. i mean, so you can't say illegal when it comes to illegal migrants, or are they suggesting that you people are calling all migrants illegal even though they're not? >> well, it sounds to me like they're saying that people in government are using the word. >> a lot when. >> a lot when. >> we're discussing migration, but they would, wouldn't they? because that's a problem that politicia

couple of schedule, is it for the for those apples now that are due to a case for you tony. i hope you had a good some it doesn't collapse and noted photos. keith was this go people devilish. well, this was a so varnish. well, it's trust me, a scale go chunky army budget ski made for couldn't yet. before you know more, he moves and you and i don't usually vision mission that delivers, which ends with study and i actually it, the more he me the most home phone and the issue was discussed with the meeting. and he also between the hands of the us as of the u. s. k. in february 1945 as a result of the us as of almost a language that caused the soviet union. we came to the ends of west brain and western miller roost. east and 1920 and the sides because there's but then you don't do much. 2000. this is medium. all of us pushing, i'm going to need to get a minute and use up and living his voice. our goal is to push that they go to options and that you to go to get my name patrol more sort of promotional clustering, air pressure level. but i will schedule a task, find out a little m

i mean, the, the reason we did that and we interrupted tony blinking it to the extent that it wasn't even an interruption. i caught a humanitarian intervention. was for 2 reasons. number one, we had actually been respecting the process as blinking ordered sam, who's a need to do when he attempted to ask a question. we've been going for 15 months, raising our hands following the process and never felt violating the rules. but for months and months, matthew miller, his press secretary blankets, press secretary, had blacklisted us and refused to call on us. number 2, the rest of the press refuse to confront blinking in the way that he deserved. after completely subverting the process inside the state department. when his own staff was reporting to him that us weapons were being used to shred children in large numbers in the gaza strip. he throws them out and led some of them, like josh paul, who was in charge of arms control to actually leave and become whistle blowers. it was also the press enjoy a as tony blinking said in the opening, his opening statement when i began to intervene. a

she was a tony award winner back in 2016. if erivo wins at the upcoming oscars, she will achieve egot status, meaning she's won an emmy, grammy, oscar and tony. by the way, wicked fans get ready to have the wizard with you at home. the movie is coming to peacock on march 21st. that's going to do it for us at 430. justin garvin are here. they're working on the 5:00 newscast. they'll join you in two ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ [google notification] ♪♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. ♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. right now at five. former house speaker nancy pelosi finds one of her signature accomplishments in the crosshairs of an executive order from president trump. what the order plans on doing to the presidio trust. also, world cup, super bowl, olympics, all coming to the bay area and california over the next few years. the travel issues that will have to be dealt with for people to arrive from around the world. and he spent decades helping people get o

is that school before those apples now that are due to a change for you tony? i hope you had a good some. it does a lot to know to expose ski. was this go beautiful, devilish. well, there was a so varnish. well, it's trust me, a scale go chunky out of me that i get sky. i'm a book and yet before you and then we miss you and i don't junior vision mission in addition to that was which is will study and i actually the more he me the most home phone and issue with discussing the meeting and he also between the hands of the us as of the us and the ok in february 1945 as a result of the us as almost a language because the soviet union, we came to the ends of west brain and western bella roost. poland seized at 1920 and the sides cuz there's but they don't do much sales and it says medium. all of us pushing, i'm going to need to get a minute and he is up and running his voice. our goal is to push that they go to the option and make sure to talk to you again, my name patricia mall as are to furnish them across right now for sure. the bill, but it was custom task, find

and finally propped awful, fox, tony. but most of the ways they got structured go should have a chance to go. you're going to go to virginia. yeah, it was good. i need to know before i scramble voice because we're not here but to come to me because of nice yourself my goals, but you're going to have a good choice for the the monstrous specialist plans for the subject population now well known to the leaders of poland institute of national remembrance, which includes ben, come on, it's so is so hypocritical, meaningless. the use of a virus on your phone, it's still get sorted through the whole course is both freak. i thought it was funny on them, on the lice. typically you one falls within that piece on the mail or still, but yeah, go with those on the plus tax, i took up the media on both sides of i mean the names of the most people are both up. so what your stuff is now, do you have a stores or the engine told into the most humorous tenant rings? upwards of 15000 intellectuals have been shown in one place, 300, a lined u

it was also the press enjoy to as tony blinking said in the opening, his opening statement when i began to intervene. and he was friends with so many of these reporters, and they were hanging out it fancy jose andres restaurants together in washington. this is not a relationship that is at the cool with someone who is an architect of what i considered to be the holocaust of our time. so i thought it was necessary to do. but if i'm allowed back in, i intend to continue to respect the process. and just to be clear, people can watch the video of you trying to be a journalist and the state department and the shame full behavior of your colleagues, the other journalists, actually speaking of that away from god that could it be ukraine, the destroys butcher blinking rep dictation because there's an audit of the money that was sent out under the i don't know whether it was the by the ministration. a lot of control the cv who is running your country over the bus you could bring could actually be got finally, not for janice, i know for the all across in gaza. but for that well, it's, it's kind o

but what i would say tony and i ended up with a very fast friendship.what's interesting is i found it to be unusual to find politician people in elected office to be able to look beyond the horizon. and i felt tony blair could do in a way that was very strategic and thought. and i believe heads of state need to be strategic, their thought and have a long view of issues. and tony had that. you did have a few with cherie blair had one on the panel. yeah. did one on the death penalty and probably get lost. but i made it clear to her she was objecting to my position when i was governor of texas of supporting the panel and as president, for that matter, supporting death penalty. i happen to believe that i made it to her. if justice is fair and swift, the death penalty saves lives. and she didn't agree. you were reelected with a majority of the vote the first time in 16 years that presidential nominee got a majority of popular vote. you had political capital, you went in on the social security issue first and only later. 2006 pushed for changes in immigration

that's someone who holds an emmy, grammy, oscar and tony award nominations for this year's tony awards going to be announced on may 1st. >> go, girl. >> yeah, i'm very excited about that. i really think that a bay area native could win an award this year. we'll see. okay. we'll see. let's hope. i feel like i'm jinxing him, so i don't know. >> no. absolutely not. >> if you go to new york, please see maybe. happy ending. it's amazing. >> oh. right on. i love that. this morning, let's show you this beautiful sunrise here in east bay hills. camera. we have clear conditions from this vantage point as we look westward. and we're just going to have a really nice afternoon. sunny skies and mild temperatures. that's the first headline on the accuweather forecast. just a nice looking thursday ahead. a warming trend is getting underway starting today and continuing through the weekend. by the time we get into the weekend, it's going to feel a lot more like spring than winter and the extended outlook. we're going to keep it dry and we'll keep it mild the next seven days as we get you going on this

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it says this money app on tony, tony sent me your info by mail and is y s m a z a you can go to and i want that to you for me. i needed to attend the school where i a lot it's, it seems you hit on the fly. uh huh. that's like she's an easy was, was the might even ask us the interest he doesn't pertain this. if you cation this year, you say you do the whole by you the only. so she comes with the, the app, the after a lifetime in stainless an emigrant pretends to some of the land upon discovering his ancestral homes, couldn't be a gold mine. but to benefits this community from the minerals beneath the land, he must navigate the age o tribal disputes. a buffet witness golden light. on now to sierra, the latest news as it breaks for the display of palestinians returning to their homes in the northern part of the prep is the 1st to says boards rebuild their sat or live with details cover each dwell fluids, medical supplies, and the building materials offloading, and so because of strep view, i'm says that must of needs remain from the house of the story. say nice admission stays almost 70

we say any at the tony blinking last press conference sites was marco ruby and the news equity is dave may use that against you, whether it's a trump administration or not. so it's unclear, i did hear from sam that he had some trouble getting back in, but we'll see what happens. i mean the, the reason we did that and we interrupted tony blinking it to the extent that it wasn't even an interruption. i caught a humanitarian intervention, was for 2 reasons. number one, we had actually been respecting the process as blinking ordered sam, who say, need to do when he attempted to ask a question. we've been going for 15 months, raising our hands following the process. and never felt violating the rules. but for months and months, matthew miller, his press secretary, blinking, suppressed secretary, had blacklisted us and refused to call on us. number 2, the rest of the press refuse to confront blinking in the way that he deserved. after completely subverting the process inside the state department, when his own staff was reporting to him that us weapons were being used to shred children in lar