tony is the music. he unites everyone. he cares about securing the future of opera and helps to train the big names of tomorrow. maestro pappano has been a great help into nurturingl talent of people like me who are young artists. l he's very encouraging. i go behind the scenes at the royal opera house to see tony in action and ask if opera is losing its relevance for new audiences and whether he thinks it's making itself fit for the future. i think every major opera house wants to entice younger audiences. it must do everything and be open to the interests of many different people. let me take you to the opera! sir antonio pappano, or tony, as he prefers to be known, has the signature flair of his italian roots, combined with a detailed knowledge of music that has made him one of the most popular conductors of our age. tony has been in so much demand that over the last two decades he's simultaneously held two leading posts — music director at the santa cecilia orchestra in rome and at london's royal opera house. he's such

, tony." he's ready. the student is ready. you know, i mean...and hearing vocal exercises... he sings scales you know, that kind of... ..that kind of haunting me to this day. i learned with my father how to talk to singers, which is a great advantage for me today. i mean, you've seen me rehearse, and i talk to the singers not only about singing in time and in tune, but i tell them about the acting, too, and how to time that with the words and how to... you know, that's something that i've nurtured sort of unbeknownst to even myself over many, many years, because that's what i think a conductor of opera has to be. at 22, tony got a job at the new york city opera, but it came at a personal cost. to this day, incredible difficulty dealing with the fact that i had to leave my father to obviously to seek my fortune. spread your wings. you know? my mother encouraged me, you know, very much behind the scenes to go do the audition. i had an introduction and i went and did an audition, got thejob. but

tony russo for lying about leaving his fingerprints on that flyer. still, tony was on parole.nted him safely behind bars. mind you that they already noticed something like the fact that tony changed the look of his fan after he became a suspect. >> he took all of the pinstriping off of his van, which several of the women noticed. >> he went to some trouble to make the car look different. >> yeah. changed the symbol of the christian fish, took that off. >> they searched tony's van, top to bottom and didn't find diane's engagement ring or anything that belonged to her in the van and a search of tony's house came up with nothing but outside the house they found zip ties appearing to match the markings on diane's wrist and tracked down his alibi, asked employees at the christian radio station if tony could have knocked on the door without being seen. the radio people said no, not possible. >> as part of their tornado protocol everybody in the building had to go to the front lobby of the radio station. no way he could have shown up there without them not knowing. >> yet his cell ph

was tony chambers in this particular sto ? ., , was tony chambers in this particular sto ? , was tony chambers in this particular sto? ., , , was tony chambers in this particular sto? ., story? tony chambers was the ceo of the hosital story? tony chambers was the ceo of the hospital trust _ story? tony chambers was the ceo of the hospital trust at _ story? tony chambers was the ceo of the hospital trust at the _ story? tony chambers was the ceo of the hospital trust at the time - story? tony chambers was the ceo of the hospital trust at the time that - the hospital trust at the time that lucy letby was working here. there are concerns that have been raised about his time in charge of it warnings about letby were raised by doctors but that they were missed or they were overlooked. a neonatal unit like the one here where lucy letby worked would expect there to be about three deaths of babies a year but injune 2015, there were three deaths in that one month. and we know now that concerns were already being raised in the summer of 2015, so eight years ago. we know that doctors

we started to my son, tony. tony will be a union. tony was in charge of everything that's getting the vision. the deal thing died. many kind members claimed ownership as a company tried to stop them, but they took it. they took everything one day when you've had the v on of yellow, even have a house and some land. when my son died, the maintenance i climb took everything, even his car. yes, even tony's car. now we have nothing left. i buried my son, tony. and now we have at least price a little bit. a man or the i'm leaving the benign is here. she'll collect them the national take them the because you ever consider if and when i 1st met the loved you. we family, they kept telling me about tony. we did. this is the educated son and brother who spoke english and went to the capital sort of, i knew everyone depended on that since he died. his brother home, my husband, claiming the money owed to their crime. but property registration doesn't exist for those traditional lands. home, my says these white rules will make him crazy. the teste

excellent. >> so, tony, got a really >> so, tony, i've got a really special picture here.r late queen. >> yes. and in 1996, that was her birthday . her birthday. >> oh, now we've got we've got the green goddess. we've got diana moran. in, diane. diana moran. come on in, diane. she's join for the she's going to join us for the for pulling a pint later on the pull . but don't be rude . but you pull. but don't be rude. but you know, tony and diana of a similar age from a similar generation grew up in in similar times. i mean, diana's told me some great stories earlier about her childhood growing up in the in the 40s and the 50s, seeing the poverty, seeing what it was like after the war. what was it like after the war. what was it like for you, tony, growing up dunng like for you, tony, growing up during the war? >> i can't remember >> oh, well, i can't remember it. you can't remember no, it. you can't remember it? no, no. have been ten, no. i would have been ten, wouldn't i? >> ew- wouldn't i? >> so what ew-l >> ten. yeah. so what about in the 40s and 50s growing up. >> yes.

excellent. >> so, tony, got a really >> so, tony, i've got a really special picture here.r late queen. >> yes. and in 1996, that was her birthday . her birthday. >> oh, now we've got we've got the green goddess. we've got diana moran. in, diane. diana moran. come on in, diane. she's join for the she's going to join us for the for pulling a pint later on the pull . but don't be rude . but you pull. but don't be rude. but you know, tony and diana of a similar age from a similar generation grew up in in similar times. i mean, diana's told me some great stories earlier about her childhood growing up in the in the 40s and the 50s, seeing the poverty, seeing what it was like after the war. what was it like after the war. what was it like for you, tony, growing up dunng like for you, tony, growing up during the war? >> i can't remember >> oh, well, i can't remember it. you can't remember no, it. you can't remember it? no, no. have been ten, no. i would have been ten, wouldn't i? >> ew- wouldn't i? >> so what about >> ten. yeah. so what about in the 40s and 50s growing up. >> yes.

go, tony, go!ntain, 0rrest head in the lake district, the cheer "go, tony, go" became "slow, tony, slow" as he sped along with his friend jack by his side. everyone else was left behind. he's quick, isn't he? he's just flown up those rocks! i couldn't keep up, but i must admit, i'm getting a bit emotional now that, you know, he's just done so well. his story, only eight years long so far, is a remarkable one, abused by his birth parents, his injuries were so severe, he had to have both legs amputated. he was adopted by paula and mark, and his new life started. 0ne tony is determined to live to the full. his charity fundraising is approaching £2 million. during his preparations, he received a message of support from hari budha magar, a former gurkha soldier injured in afghanistan, who earlier this year made a record breaking climb of mount everest. i wish you all the very best on your challenge to summit your first mountain. but what tony didn't know is that harry would bejoining him for the final a

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tony? >> reporter: thank you very much.mportant work there. >>> the destruction from the wild fire spread not just along the coast of lahaina and what's known around here as the up country. we met locals in the region who are already thinking about their future while still also coming to terms with their loss. in the hills of maui, not far from the devastated coast, the fires have chewed through the up country grassland. in the cooler region alone, more than $400 million in damage. nearly 700 acres burned and almost 550 buildings affected. minutes from the airport, we spotted a team of locals looking for still smoldering hot spots and hoping to snuff them out. mark joseph is a carpenter by trade. >> there's probably about 60 or 70 we just put out today. i put out another 100 yesterday. i was here for about six hours. >> everything around it is scorched and burned and gone. >> reporter: just up the road, monica owns this inn. tuesday morning, she told me winds drove the smoke and flames over a gulch and straight toward her f

tony knew it took some work to remove it from the laptop.t. >> i know computers, especially laptops, and there is no way by just going into the river that that hard drive is coming out on its own. it was a screw, and a slide switch to release it. >> but why would someone yank it out? investigators learned that before he disappeared, wray was asking around the office about how to erase our hard drive. and on internet searches at, home he was looking at how to wreck a hard drive. but race friend, bobby, said there could be a simple explanation for that. he spoke to dateline shortly before he retired as a da. >> as i am in my career now, frankly, i am thinking about the same thing. i have a lot of things on that hard drive. yeah, i would probably like to get rid of it. i do not have any need for it. >> and after all, why would ray drive 60 miles to dump a hard drive in the river, when he can dispose of it closer to home. but if ray did not remove the hard drive, someone else apparently did. maybe, investigators speculated, there was something i

tony started taking heroin in the early �*80s.f you remember, george, but our parents were friends. that's right, aye, you were my baby—sitter. and i was the baby—sitter! that's how far we go back. my name's george elliott, i'm 55 years of age, and i used to use drugs with tony devine. i was an intravenous user for about 21, 22 years. for me to get a tenner bag of kit, i would need to go and steal £40—worth of stuff to sell for a tenner, and then get rubbish kit. and i've not even got a vein you can put it in. so you saw him smoking heroin, what else did you see him taking? codeine. aye. codeine linctus. yen _ the bottles, aye. he loved that, that was a big thing. anything with codeine in it. mm—hmm. he was on methadone — which is a heroin substitute — for decades. why didn't they try and get him off drugs altogether? my name's claire mackie. i own the pharmacy in dumbarton that tony came every day- to collect his methadone. i i think the reason there's been. so many drug deaths in scotland, most of them, when you look at it, is m

tony devine's sister liz telling his story.led for personal drug use to be decriminalised which they say would mean users could have access to better treatment and support. but the uk government, which has the final say, is opposed to it. portugal has tried it though. and the rate of drug deaths has fallen, though some say it has normalised drug use. our scotland editorjames cook reports from portugal. in portugal, this is not a crime. in fact, these men are consuming their own cocaine and heroin under the supervision of doctors, psychologists, and social workers. they won't go to court, let alone prison, but not being criminal doesn't make it legal. habitual users can still be fined or referred for treatment and counselling. why are you here today? i came here because i came to smoke. i came to consume cocaine. why do you do that? because i need it. when you are taking drugs, your life, it's like a prison. you wake up, thinking drugs. you lay down, thinking drugs. it's drugs, drugs, drugs. at this consumption room in porto, th

tony: they are?n... when we are not using them, we have special racks where we chain them up at night... tony: latka i'm not talking about bicycles i'm talking about bisexuals! latka: so am i. jim colucci: what was brilliant about taxi, with latka, and also later with perfect strangers with balki... balki: am i looking up larry appleton? larry: larry appleton, that's me. balki: larry, larry, larry! jim colucci: they both came from made-up countries so they could have the most outlandish traditions. bronson: which was great because nobody ever got insulted. jim colucci: so they could get away with a lot more as outsiders and have a perspective on us. balki: i am balki bartokomous, philo my fifth cousin three times removed is the step uncle to your father on my mother's side larry: i see, so we're sort of related by rumour. mark linn baker: tom miller and bob boyett who were the creators of perfect strangers were an incredible production team. bronson pinchot: they had been at the los angeles olympics

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they won't be able to make use tony. and quite a few people waiting for the you know, the main domain looking the been difficult to get the full for me. all the people you know for me to have it ready to be ready. that's a good the the the whatever happens. i don't want to see it to go back to her grandmother. i have almost everything i need for the show. now i just need $600.00 in cash bills is in jamaica. the magic word, if you don't have any capital is pot, no. it's a kind of private credit savings system that helps dreams come true from me. you've got to in part now with that person. now my person without vote, i think issue with needs a lot of. all right. yeah. take any job. i moved so that each time you do go morning you're right go mine you did. yeah. and the side of me, your dates are your full time and the amount of money i have a report for us and them will give the money until there are 10 of us women. each of us pays $15.00 a week into a shed fund. that brings in $600.00 a month. each one can say when she nee

[voice v vibrating]] >>> we're back. 8:10, celebrating the life of music icon, tony bennett. moments in tony's final days. >> he didn't just light up a room, he just loved the room. he just, you know, was all love. all love. all the time. >> and he said it until the day he died, it's all about love. >> and all about love is how most anyone who crossed paths with legendary singer tony bennett would feel after being in his presence. but susan benedetto, susan's partner of 38 years and tony's eldest son, danny bennett, got to live and breathe it every day. >> i mean, it seems like he's the guy who kept giving person, he loved being an entertainer, and he really believed, when he said, i'm in the business of making people feel good, and he felt that was a very noble thing >> susan met tony at one of his concerts in 1985 she says their connection was instant. she went as a fan of his music and left having met her perfect match. they eventually married in 2007. susan shared these private photos with us that captured the joy and devotion of their partnership. >> why do you think you

do you do you think tony blair. >> tony blair doing something dodgyin >> tony blair doing something dodgy >> tony blair doing something dofairnessie middle east? never. >> tony blair doing something dofairness ,e middle east? never. >> tony blair doing something dofairness , it'sddle east? never. >> tony blair doing something dofairness , it's not�* east? never. >> tony blair doing something dofairness , it's not the ;t? never. >> tony blair doing something dofairness , it's not the worstver. in fairness, it's not the worst thing he's done in the middle east. >> but but yeah, mean , the >> but but yeah, i mean, the tony like the tony blair institute, like the clinton institute , i mean, they clinton institute, i mean, they take these vast sums and generate huge amounts of wealth. i mean, the sums we're talking about, some of the salaries at the blair institute are half £1 million. >> but the trouble is, he's not the only one. america and europe did $140 billion worth of trade with saudi arabia in 2022. and it was things like weapons. it was things like oil. it was things like weapons. it

tony parsons was left alone to die. of tony parsons had no idea what had happened to him. there were extensive searches of the area which came to nothing and there were various appeals including the bbc�*s crimewatch programme. but alexander mckellar confided in his then girlfriend, seen here in the middle. he showed how the burial site. she marked it with a red —— red bull can and alerted the police. sentencing, the judge and alerted the police. sentencing, thejudge said there and alerted the police. sentencing, the judge said there was no doubt the judge said there was no doubt the family have been deeply affected. ., ., , ., affected. you have caused them to suffer a devastating _ affected. you have caused them to suffer a devastating loss _ affected. you have caused them to suffer a devastating loss and - suffer a devastating loss and emotional harm, the lasting effect of which may be incalculable. nothing i can say or do can compensate for their loss. and i suspect that no sentence would ever be regarded as suffici

do you do you think tony blair. >> tony blair doing something dodgyin >> tony blair doing something dodgy never. >> tony blair doing something dofairnessie middle east? never. >> tony blair doing something dofairness ,e middle east? never. >> tony blair doing something dofairness , it'sddle east? never. >> tony blair doing something dofairness , it's not�* east? never. >> tony blair doing something dofairness , it's not the ;t? never. >> tony blair doing something dofairness , it's not the worstver. in fairness, it's not the worst thing he's done in the middle east. >> but but yeah, mean , the >> but but yeah, i mean, the tony like the tony blair institute, like the clinton institute , i mean, they clinton institute, i mean, they take these vast sums and generate huge amounts of wealth. i mean, the sums we're talking about, some of the salaries at the blair institute are half £1 million. >> but the trouble is, >> but the trouble is, he's not the only one. america and europe did $140 billion worth of trade with saudi arabia in 2022. and it was things like weapons. it was things like oil. i

tony parsons was left alone to die.uch estate, where they buried him. for three years, tony parsons' family had no idea what had happened to him. there were extensive searches of the area which came to nothing and there were various appeals, including the bbc�*s crimewatch programme. but alexander mckellar confided in his then girlfriend, seen here in the middle. he showed her the burial site. she marked it with a red bull can and alerted the police. sentencing the brothers today, lord armstrong said there was no doubt the family had been deeply affected. you have caused them to suffer devastating loss and emotional harm, which is ongoing, and the lasting effect of which may be incalculable. nothing i can say or do can compensate for their loss. and i suspect that no sentence would ever be regarded as sufficient in their eyes. and that pain and grief seemed to show on the faces of tony parsons' family as they left court. alexandra mackenzie, bbc news, glasgow. a police officer is in a serious condition after being hit b

[applause] as jim mentioned, my name is tony cordero. you may wonder is how did an air force brat get mixed up with a bunch of marines in trying to come up with an idea to help ron designed the statue, but to all of you marines from vietnam, it was a wonderful opportunity. what i wanted to do just quickly is to acknowledge that we as a nation are 11 years in to the vietnam war commemoration, the 50th anniversary of the end of the vietnam war. it is an american tradition that at the 50th and 100 anniversaries of the end of all of our wars that we as a nation hostileho remember those who boe the bowel and those who were loved one because of that. and so for the next two years the vietnam war commemoration and the department of defense program will continue to commemorate thera vietnam war ad the 50th anniversary off the end of it. so that's one of the reasons we are here. of course thanks to president nixon and to president obama when it was initiated in 2012, president trump for declaring today to be this day, and the current administrati

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>>> let's go back to maui now and cbs's tony dokoupil. tony. >> reporter: major, thank you.olice home showing us once again courage and heart and, above all, hope. raging flames turned lahaina into smoldering ash, but also ignited an outpouring of compassion. out of the horror, something beautiful, neighbors helping neighbors, offering everything they can, food, water, clothing or just a hug, all to the hungry and the homeless. donations keep pouring in by land and by air, piling up for distribution to those who need a helping hand. >> i just am very grateful. i know we all are. i know the people who are receiving the services are. we hear it from them time and time again. >> reporter: there's a sense of family and pride in lahaina, visible for all to see. today the maria catholic church still standing amid all this destruction and loss, a symbol of survival. and all across the island, we are seeing hawaiians banding together in the face of these wildfires. relief and recovery will be a long and grueling process. but tonight even in the face of that adversity and devastation

little this tony. many hundreds of gravestones, openness to memorial, stand beneath the ballistics guys. nicholas frederick events, no cost in stone. and a few lines carved onto the surfaces of the final pages and the books of life. those cut down too soon, by an enemy bullet to show all behind the desk x rays, or in the cold we will succeed. and how many thousands with buried in estonia and soil, and on mount the mass graves. how many of those graves have been forgotten? leaving no memory of with soldiers, sailors or civilians. innocent victims of the methodist mount see advance found the final resting place the each memorial deserts it'd be both in the past. everyone keeps a memory on the life of people who often became the helpless victims of political expediency, the metal filling the room values my daughter, but also got the face of them without them. i believe i don't get enough. pardon me. think of those that we sold the when i told him, sir, would you still feeling it to have him go to the hous

c bar codes, tony is an age old remedy. he's hot and affordable pharmacy. it can be right too long. voc from trees that can grow up to 50 maces. tall helps with anxiety qual, coast ways, but you can see them and that they have good. now when you go through as many years right now and for a new baby, let me know whether it was probably busy. yeah. okay. when you come up to the or the shop will be ready in 2 days. the mrs price. she said she was very tired and had a headache and he is already a man. she'll get a customized buffalo tony. extra cheney bruce, which cleanses the plot of the mrs price gets her medicine the very next day. the cleanser, because i got this is the robot to lead this bustles of cloth coast tony of the customers. the finally my store is finished. even hosses busy is today. i'll soon be doing enough money to keep philosophy the punch, the clothes. i do that my grandmother always said you have to help yourself and then help to calm my love of my mother. i think now she would say, gracie is going to be right up to the the, the i am the of

we have had a statement from tony chambers, the | statement from tony chambers, the former chief executivetatement says all my thoughts are with the children at the heart of this case and theirfamilies and children at the heart of this case and their families and loved children at the heart of this case and theirfamilies and loved ones children at the heart of this case and their families and loved ones at this incredibly difficult time. i am truly sorry for what all the families have gone through. the crimes that have been committed or appalling and i am deeply saddened by what has come to light. it goes on to say the trial and the lengthy police investigation has shown the complex nature of the issues raised. he says he will cooperate fully and openly with any post—trial inquiry. that statement from tony chambers, the former chief executive of the countess of chester hospitals nhs foundation trust. we are bringing you the breaking news that lucy letby has been found guilty of murdering seven babies in her care and attempting to murder six babies in her care. she was acquitted of two atte

me included tony blair, the tony institute being lot. tony blair, the tony rolled by tute being lot. me included tony blair, the tony rolled by us; being lot. me included tony blair, the tony rolled by us techeing lot. me included tony blair, the tony rolled by us tech tycoon bank rolled by us tech tycoon billionaire be billionaire should we be concerned? well, no, mean, it concerned? well, no, i mean, it begs question, what does begs the question, what does a prime minister do she or he prime minister do when she or he ceases be the prime minister? ceases to be the prime minister? >> i mean, can do >> i mean, you can you can do what edward did. i was in what edward heath did. i was in the house with edward heath. he spent day sitting there spent all day sitting there woman, know, just sort woman, you know, and just sort of much better in of moaning about much better in my know, you know, my day, you know, or, you know, you can fade away like some people or you can do, you can be like gordon brown, a prophet crying the wilderness. crying

she'll get a customized bottle of the tony with extra cheney bruce, which cleanses the plot. the mrs price gets her medicine the very next day. the cleanser be to like god, it is the robot to live as buffaloes of cloth, coast tony of the customers. the finally my store is finished its fees and costs. as busy as today. i'll soon be doing enough money to keep philosophy the on the sub to close. now i do that my grandmother always said you have to help yourself and then help to calm my lover, my mother. i think now she would say grace you, it's going to be right up to the the, the i am the conflict with tim sebastian america, the secretary of state and lincoln was finally in badging in the long delay. the whole, the slide in us china relations. the main sticking point is scro. taiwan, i guess pay is the time when these foreign minister, joseph the islands living on conflict in 30 minutes on dw the c with each other june was exposed to new jersey. so let's find out if this is any taylor don't know. stephen bozza and cocoa, elaine take classical music off the pedestal and into tin

they won't be able to make use tony. i'm quite a few people waiting for the the 19 now they know, i mean i've been looking one. it's been difficult to get the full for me all the is this you know for me to enter it, ready to be ready to get at least the whatever happens. i don't want to see it to go back to her grandmother. i have almost everything i need for the show. now i just need $600.00 in cash. the bill is in jamaica. the magic word, if you don't have any capital is pot, no. it's a kind of private credit saving system that helps dreams come true. from me, if you are to in part now with that person. now my person without vote, i think it shows me a lot of all right. yeah. i think in the job i moved so that each time you will give you a morning your ride, the manual date. yeah, and this time of me, you're the annual time and the amount of morning i have a report for us and then we have the morning till there are 10 of us women. each of us pays $15.00 a week into a shed fund that brings in $600.00 a month. each one c

tony fauci has said to barney graham, tony found she is grams boss it's under the incident just be ready to go on the vaccine i will get the money i'll getce permission i will get clearances just be ready to go susan get the genome. barney graham us and give me the genome i'll have my team ready to go. 8:00 the genome comes and it's open to the world. barney graham contacts his team. they begin work the next morning, 65 days later the first maternal vaccine goes into the arm of the first volunteer the first phase clinical trial. his cleared clinical trials and it starts to be given to people all of the world. people in this country and eventually all over the world. that is why my book is titled breathless. i will stop there. [applause] thank you. thank you, thank you. questions? y questions? >> let's ask question. step up to the mic. great. >> hi. i love the ending. but a question that i have is going back to your book 10 or 12 years ago. they were probably a lot of different places along the way or things that could have been done. that perhaps could have prevented this from happening.

tony parsons was left alone to die.re they buried him. for three years, the family of tony parsons had no idea what had happened to him. there were extensive searches of the area which came to nothing and there were various appeals including the bbc�*s crimewatch programme. but alexander mckellar confided in his then girlfriend, seen here in the middle. he showed how the burial site. she marked it with a red bull can and alerted the police. sentencing today, the judge said there was no doubt the family have been deeply affected. you have caused them to suffer a devastating loss and emotional harm, the lasting effect of which may be incalculable. nothing i can say or do can compensate for their loss. and i suspect that no sentence would ever be regarded as sufficient in their eyes. and that pain and grief seemed to show on the faces of tony parsons' family. and finally forget beautiful beaches and historic landmarks a good night's sleep is at the top of the priority list for many holiday—makers. what do we really want fr

tony until the end of august. tony mcguire gb news is .careful with doesn't it? be careful with those flamethrowers. ah, with the wind well, now, the wind as well, i'd say. now, lots you have been getting in lots of you have been getting in touch the topics we've been touch with the topics we've been discussing . international discussing today. international students, basic stealing, university places from british kids. ben says i, for one, am grateful for international students. i now have a beautiful nearly daughter in law, abi, my youngest son, who has made him very happy. he wouldn't have met her university didn't her if the university didn't take international students. her if the university didn't take ithat'stional students. her if the university didn't take ithat'stional stlstorys. her if the university didn't take ithat'stional stlstory . well, that's a lovely story. thank telling us that. thank you for telling us that. meanwhile home meanwhile mark says home students should have priority for the last four or so years. internation

as jim mentioned my name is tony cordero. what you may wonder is how did an air force brat get mixed up with a bunch of marines in trying to come up with an idea to help run design statue but to all of you marines from vietnam it was a wonderful opportunity and what i wanted to do just quickly is acknowledge that we as a nations into the vietnam commemoration, the 50th anniversary of the end of the vietnam war. it is an american tradition that at the 50th and 100th anniversary is at the end of all of our wars that we as a nation paused. remember those who bore the battle and those who were left without a loved one because of that. and so for the next two years, the vietnam commemoration at department of defense program will continue to commemorate vietnam war and the 50th anniversary of the end of it. so that's one of the reasons that we're here and. of course, thanks to president nixon 2012, president trump declaring today to be this day and the current administration for continuing that support today is national vietnam war

tony fauci has said to barney, tony fauci is barney graham's boss. the vaccine research center is under his institute. just be just be ready to go on the vaccine. i'll get the money. i'll get the permission. i'll get the clearances. you just be ready to go as soon as we get the genome. barney graham is saying, just get me the genome. i'll have my team ready to go. 8:00 catching the genome comes in. it's open to the world barney graham contacts his team. they begin the next morning, 65 days later, the first moderna vaccine goes into the arm of, the first volunteer of the first phase clinical trial. and by 20th, it's cleared clinical trials and it starts to be given to people all over the people in this country. and eventually over the world. that's my book is titled breathless, so i'll stop there. thank you. thank you. thank you you. oh, yeah. questions, questions, questions. if you have questions at the mic step up to the mic. great. thanks. thanks. hi. i loved the ending there, but a question that i have is going back to your book, ten, 12 years ago

tony needs his football fix. so when the off season, he started his own celtic media channels from his garbage, the broad costs. so radio talk show what do like sounds like a leaf, facebook, broad costs putting on youtube and, and stream them all the different solving sites all over the internet itself like to have to hold her face and paperless, acute the videos. tony loves the noisiest part of the celtic community. they occupied the only standing section of the ground, the green brigade, the green birkhead, is solid, is also a section i left for the topic group of boys that definitely left at the office fair. and that section keeps up, that keeps a 2nd go on, keeps 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. eh, go to if it wasn't politics, an art and certainly that would be no. salvi, football club. tony shrine is about more than just football. and

tony coleman's house looks quite normal on the outside. inside is a whole different ball game the, the brains will sound like the from my my grandfather, breakthrough to my father through to me and my son, salt lake has been in our bloods as a birthright click on the salvage of florida. tony needs his football fix. so in the off season he started his own. so take need the channels from his garbage. he brought costs, so radio talk show. and what do like sounds like a life facebook, broad costs putting on your youtube and, and stream them all the different solving sites all over the internet. beautiful and like have to hold her for some people acute the variables. tony loves the noisiest part of the subject community they occupied, the only standing section of the ground, the green brigade. the greenberg here is solid, is also a section i left for the topic group of boys that definitely left at the office for your and that section. keeps up that keeps a 2nd go on to the office, we are going even one page or time. those are the green brigade

tony moz was also on the temporary task force. >> my eldest son, obviously a black man, was pulled over between the ages of 16 and 21/16 times in los altos. >> reporter: rene and tony say that ongoing racial profiling issues and recent police policy actions by the city council had prompted them to call for the return of the task force. >> i understand the concern. >> reporter: in july the council voted to approve the request to bring 15 automatic license plate reader cameras to neighborhoods around town. the cameras, which are used by neighboring communities, have been criticized for sometimes misidentifying people as criminal suspects, privacy concerns and the potential for misuse of the data. >> it is only acting as a pointer to show us where to go to look for a person that is criminally-involved. >> reporter: the manager argued for the cameras, but rene and tony say that the city could have shaved a better policy with stronger public safeguards such as making sure that audits on the system are transparent. >> our chief will be the one who does that audit. sometimes i think it is usef

it's tony and police battalions were formed and they cannot be killing operations in occupied. so it'd be a 3rd choice. their actions took the lives of 60 full sales and some of the prisoners of law and 61000 civilians. youngest indians, with actively encouraged to join developing ss on february the 8th, 1943, the estonian volunteer granted. the s. s regiment was formed. the soviet soldiers discovered gruesome evidence of mass motive in the concentration camps in 1944 when they reached the clerk a comp oh, we'll put pretty soon because they are believe is the right in the when was the the issue. but if could just suddenly start only a girl for the us to be on some as they are based on the the other for the good. i feel like you to a global league, a global boot puter room consent that have to unplug it. you told them is through a very of category, but it still appears to be a total of those. each one of us, tony is biggest death factories operated from september 1943 to september 1944. i should not be on them with that position will. and if i come over here, what if i see this

it was sad. >> reporter: tony dokoupil, cbs news. >> heartbreaking. >>> coming up, tony dokoupil will have more from maui on that fire aftermath and the recovery efforts now under way. >>> an investigation is under way after five people were killed and three others injured when a house exploded in western pennsylvania. video from the neighborhood in plum shows the moment the home exploded saturday sending flames, smoke, and debris hundreds of feet into the air. three homes were destroyed, and at least a dozen more damaged. emergency responders reported people trapped under debris. dozens of firefighters were treated on the scene for minor injuries. officials say it could take months or even years to determine a cause of this blast. >>> former president trump could soon be facing his fourth indictment in less than five months. a georgia prosecutor is expected to begin presenting evidence to a grand jury this week involving trump's alleged role in trying to overturn the state's 2020 presidential election results. cbs' nikole killion has more. >> reporter: an increased security presence

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 greenville gates are over to political, not always appreciated by the owners worries, that it might be bad for business politics and football. uh go to 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 the there's a world view on display here. anybody that goes by to paula status, one of the grid, and injustices to monday. which way the green per k a. keep it on the agenda around the flags of celtic park. those palestinian flags became highly controversial when celtic played, and his really hot boy that she and the champions leave match of pockets. you wait for i find the cl

tony subella, another san francisco family. pick up the program and you'll see there--somebody is giving us feedback. thank you. i have professional audio people here. so, there is all kinds of special cable car history on the website we put together. sfcablecars.org. you can type that in or scan your phone on any of these pictures and you will be taken right to it. now, let's get to the important speakers here, starting with someone i knew a huge cable car lover, working so hard for san francisco every single day, our mayor, the honorable london breed. [applause] >> maybe this might work a little bit better. [applause] alright! alright, let's celebrate 150 years of cable cars in san francisco! [applause] let me tell you why that is important. because san francisco is a city of firsts. not only was the cable car invented here and other fallowed in other cities around the entire world, right now the cable car only exists in the city and county of san francisco. let me tell you why. because of women. [applause] yes! yes, a man in

why is that tony general launches an investigation into how authorities responded to the investigating wildfires? at least 8 people have been killed in the us states west natural disaster survive as us. what do you retain into salvage? what's left of the homes found businesses also coming up saying good bye to a marriage, the presidential candidate, excellent, all in one and over at killing that has the turn to the spotlights on increasing crime and corruption. england's lionesses advanced into the semi finals of the football women's ball cap was in columbia out england's mans football captain harvey kane jones boned us. we've got some deals by and munich new record deals. i'm talking to the i, i'm eddie mike, a junior and you are welcome to the program. how, why is that tony general has loans done an investigation into how authorities responded to the wildfires that have killed a t people. their governor has called it the worst natural disaster ever to hits the us state. the historical coastal town of law, high enough on island of maui has been raised to the ground specified as about