lauren scala: here, tracey's husband, joe, takes you paddleboarding while tracey, herself, welcomes youback with a warm kitchen full of traditional favorites. take a big handful of flour into the bowl. this is very different from baking. baking is usually measured down to the t. yeah. and you know what? you have dainty little hands, so you need to go again. ok. how is this experience unique to northern ireland? we're connecting with the loch and the landscape with homemade food and drink and the warmth in our home. lauren scala: wow. this is gorgeous. joe: as you know, the loch's just on our doorstep here. and it's just such an idyllic location for it. doesn't matter how old you are or how young you are. you can get out on the board. really easy to get started, you know? i think when you think about bread making and paddleboarding, i don't know. they don't really seem to mix well. well, you work up an appetite. yeah. i love the bread, so i need time to work it off, you know? you're going to scoop out your dough onto the table. then what you're going to do is you're going to pretend you'

here now to discuss, tracey cuzzie.5 years, and joanna schwartz, ucla law professor and author of shielded, how the police became untouchable. tracey, officers know they are being recorded by their own body cameras. can you explain how this still happens? >> you know the body cameras were originally designed to hopefully bring more transparency and what happens is officers get used to it. they get used to having it on their body. when you get used to it, you start forgetting the things that would normally. do so as we saw the horrific video from the last event, it's one of those things where you often wonder and you do ask you're self-what are you thinking and what do you think is going to happen when someone sees this video. and what is also interesting about not only the body worn camera, is that they're also poll cams. the city itself has its own cameras, its place throughout memphis. and without the video from that particular camera, i don't think we would've seen what we saw. >> joanna, what do you think? >> i agre

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>> so tracey minor is an excellent and experienced defense minor.ed with her many, many years ago in a firm. but i think that to the extent she has pointed out a problem that the prosecution may have the moment which is, what did happen between 1 pm and 1:30 pm, on january 1st, when brian walshe started making all of those searches online, because, as many of the speakers today and tonight on your show, even, have noted, most of those go to, how do you get rid of a body? what do i have to do around -- et cetera, at saturate. they do not go to motive or intent or planning before. and that is where, if you want to prove a first degree murder case, or even a second degree murder case, you have to prove some kind of premeditation and intent to kill. we don't know what the cause of death was. it was, we can, say homicide, the da believes that. there was probably evidence of a homicide. but we don't know what that is. and when someone points again and pulls the trigger, you can deem that's unintentional, premeditated murder. but we just don't know. so tha

he's a bit of a comment on whereas angela and tracey on it, whereas angela and tracey both because ofinner mean you know, inner outfit. i mean you know, it's not something you still face as well as female in politics. i think there's an aspect to that. but i would always draw attention as well to the fact that i do think men in also get this sort of abuse. now i said earlier, find jacinda ardern politically. i'm certainly not a fan of jeremy corbyn, but if see the abuse that he sometimes got for the outfits he was wearing, it does happen. so i would just say did face it as well? what i feel is very interesting that bbc very interesting with that bbc talking women it talking about can women have it all think only all because i think they only other and other side of looking and thinking why don't we that thinking why don't we ask that question men it's almost question of men it's almost dismissive men don't care dismissive but men don't care about their that we about their families that we shouldn't asking they have shouldn't be asking if they have it all. i do think have to it all. so

[applause] tracey is the first black woman to lead the l.a., her career of outstanding service to the american literary community is extensive and remarkable before leading the ala, she was a cultural program director at the joyce foundation. she was the deputy commissioner of chicago's department of cultural affairs and special events. the vice president of strategy and organizational development, leans public library war during her tenure she found the nyc early learning network, to a community librarian at the hartford public library, where her work was so influential that the van mayor of hartford, eddie perez, designated february 13th, tracie hall day. and that's just a small sample. but what i want to bring to your attention, is the challenge that tree see issues. to librarians, library professionals and library supporters in june of 2020 when people were demonstrating all of this country. this was four months after becoming the al a executive director. hall called for building a library workforce that reflects the diversity of the nation. universal digital access and a much dee

he's a bit of a comment on whereas angela and tracey on it, whereas angela and tracey both because ofinner mean you know, inner outfit. i mean you know, it's not something you still face as well as female in politics. i think there's an aspect to that. but i would always draw attention as well to the fact that i do think men in also get this sort of abuse. now i said earlier, find jacinda ardern politically. i'm certainly not a fan of jeremy corbyn, but if see the abuse that he sometimes got for the outfits he was wearing, it does happen. so i would just say did face it as well? what i feel is very interesting that bbc very interesting with that bbc talking women it talking about can women have it all think only all because i think they only other and other side of looking and thinking why don't we that thinking why don't we ask that question men it's almost question of men it's almost dismissive men don't care dismissive but men don't care about their that we about their families that we shouldn't asking they have shouldn't be asking if they have it all. i do think have to it all. so

i have the answers to those questions , tracey. firstly it questions, tracey.irstly it can be conducted by an individual officer , his or her individual officer, his or her initiative because of what they see, what they've intelligence they may have received or an incident that might have happened recently. for example, a mirror set of reasons why an individual or a pair of officers might conduct a stop and search . there is also something called a section 63 order which can be imposed by a senior officer , imposed by a senior officer, whereby there is no need to have any grounds to stop and search officers can stop and search anybody within a given area . anybody within a given area. when that order is applied and that order would usually follow an outbreak of gang violence might be a murder where there a fear that there will be revenge attacks. and that is proper street policing, isn't it? would it be likely because we're going to look at stereotypes and again, whether it's conscious unconscious biases and would it be likely that a young black person would be

tracey is fluent in russian and has already worked in moscow in 2014-17 as deputy head with children. now about the weather, frosts have intensified in the south of the far east, free school attendance due to low temperatures has been introduced in some areas. primorye at the same time returned to sakhalin in snowstorms. we’ll talk more about this with our roads by ekaterina grigorova, who joins me. katya good morning. but this is a cyclone that spoiled the weather on sakhalin, it can somehow affect the fact that frost weakened by the end of the week, this whirlwind will be able to rebuild the atmospheric circulation in the north of the far east and in some places the frosts are really weakening a little, but in the south of the far east in primorye, now, due to the proximity to the cyclone, on the contrary, the wind is increasing on the coast. this makes it seem like the air is even colder than it really is. so, yesterday , steam swirled over the waters of the golden horn bay in vladivostok in the frost. and today, a significant part of it was covered with ice for the last time. the

i have the answers to those questions , tracey. firstly it questions, tracey.irstly it can be conducted by an individual officer , his or her individual officer, his or her initiative because of what they see, what they've intelligence they may have received or an incident that might have happened recently. for example, a mirror set of reasons why an individual or a pair of officers might conduct a stop and search . there is also something called a section 63 order which can be imposed by a senior officer , imposed by a senior officer, whereby there is no need to have any grounds to stop and search officers can stop and search anybody within a given area . anybody within a given area. when that order is applied and that order would usually follow an outbreak of gang violence might be a murder where there a fear that there will be revenge attacks. and that is proper street policing, isn't it? would it be likely because we're going to look at stereotypes and again, whether it's conscious unconscious biases and would it be likely that a young black person would be

tracey speaks russian and has already worked in moscow on 14 and 2017 as deputy head of the diplomaticdevelopment of cooperation and counteraction to the dictatorship of the west, and all this in the context of economic sanctions, the speaker of the state duma vyacheslav volodin spent the whole day in iran today, met with the president of the islamic republic with the speaker of parliament and everywhere they talked about strengthening relations between the two countries, as well as about the formation of a new, more just, as volodin noted the world order from tehran and the deportation of our special correspondent varvara nevsky an open and confidential dialogue is not just between strategic partners of old comrades and even at the head of the islamic assembly of the councils of iran, the russian speaker addresses nothing but, as my friend. and friendship - this is growing stronger every year moscow and tehran today, more than ever before, they are united by common challenges, common problems and, most importantly, common views. our country stands for a fair measure for a multipolar w

the moment with the family, the tracey, you waited a long time for that, the tracey, you waited a longand my older son cried backstage for half—an—hour. i made a promise to him the next one i would not lose again. i went away and did it. i do not want to lie to my kids. i could not want to lie to my kids. i could not see him crying that way. i knew it hurt me as much as it hurt him. he loved it, was crying more than me. is he loved it, was crying more than me. . . he loved it, was crying more than me, , ., , ., he loved it, was crying more than me. , ., ., , me. is that something that helped ou me. is that something that helped you anyway? _ me. is that something that helped you anyway? either— me. is that something that helped you anyway? either trying - me. is that something that helped you anyway? either trying to - me. is that something that helped you anyway? either trying to take | you anyway? either trying to take yourself out of the equation a little bit. ~ , ., little bit. when i when it is not 'ust for little bit. when i when it is not just for me. — little bit. when i when i

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. >> tracey walter for us, thank you. we're gonna go to more breaking news now. the suspect in connection with the murders of four university of idaho students could be extradited to idaho as early as next week. according to his defense attorney. police arrested 28-year-old bryan coburg are in pennsylvania on friday. he's been charged with four counts of first degree murder and felony burglary in connection with the brutal stabbing of four students in their off campus home in moscow idaho in november. we see steve patterson following the latest on the investigation for a. steve, what are we learning from the suspect's defense attorney? >> cory, a whole lot more from this public defender. the key piece of which you've made a reference to that -- his client is choosing to waive an upcoming extradition hearing. which means as you said he could be facing justice in idaho. that court system is early as next week. which would mean that the sealed affidavit should only be unsealed upon his arrival back to idaho. the details of which we would know. which would may shed m

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after the arraignment, tracey minor called out prosecutors for leaks in the case, saying in a statement that read, in my experience where as here, the prosecution leaks evidence to the press before the provided to me, their case isn't that strong. he also said, it is easy to charge a crime and even easier to say a person committed a crime. is much more difficult to prove it, which we will see if the prosecution can do. >> prosecutors also released new details about surveillance video in the state of the car that brian walsh had. >> they did, prosecutors say that a figure fitting if her walshe's description was seen on surveillance cameras trying to dump something into a dumpster. they also say that a blood was they also say that a blood was found in walshe's a car parked or the house. despite all the evidence that the prosecution says that they have in their hands, they also point out that some of the trash bags that walshe i got rid of, they feel that whatever was in those trash bags was incinerated before they could get their hands on it. >> jason carroll, appreciate it. what will go

america's first recognize ambassador to the russian empire, flash forward to thursday when linda am traceyoscow as the united states ambassador to the russian federation. the first woman to hold that prestigious and perilous position. it comes as relations between russia and united states continue to sink to depths not seen since the soviet union era, it is burdened by russians barbaric war in ukraine which is now in day 339, now following much consternation germany plans to follow 13 of these, sophisticated leopard two battle tanks to ukraine. while authorizing other european nations to stand up to 88 more of them. there was a deal with russia that if you buy these tanks you can't pass them to someone else without germany's explicit permission. germany has given that information, united states is sending 31 of the advanced abrams m1 tanks, at the same time the important russian state media says that russia has acquired 30 t 34 tanks from laos, which is soviet union produced in 1934. which last reportedly received as a gift for vietnam in the 19 80s. both the leopard and the abrams tanks w

. >> or perhaps like dick tracey at the candy store, okay? i'm putting it together. a former aba. he stofld a case at a candy store and i am solving the case of the m&ms. >> full circle. >> like father, like son. >> yeah. harry, thank you. >> shalom. >> we'll be right back. it has been a long road, but now i'm working for schwab. i love to help people understand the world through their lens and invest accordingly. you can call us christmas eve at four o'clock in the morning. we're gonna always make sure that you have all of the financial tools and support to secure your financial future. that means a lot for my community and for every community. (jennifer) the reason why golo customers have such long term success is because the golo plan takes a holistic approach to weight loss. we focus on real foo in the right balance so you get the results you wt. the release supplement makes losing weight easy. release sets you up for successful wght loss because it supports your blood sugar levels between meals so you aren't hungry or fatigued. golo is real, our customers are re

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that's going to be parts of the defense theory tracey is going to try to come up with to put holes ino have to run to ground all of those potential theories and prove them wrong. they'll have to look at what was going on before in this relationship? what was the intention? what was going on before then? what are friends and family say? are there intentions with business associates, tensions with family, tensions with other people jooitd the marriage that could be causing them to have the first google search we saw prior to the death and disappearance where, you know, which state is best for divorce lawyer for male. that shows there's some tension in that marriage. and police are going to want to dig into that to paint the picture for the jury as to why these events may have occurred. >> martha, prosecutors don't have to argue a motive, but it certainly helps tell a story to a jury if, in fact, this ever gets in front after i jury. >> of course. and the motive here in a close relationship like this, where there may have been financial problems, where we know that she he mailed her moth

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he is interviewed by wall street journal interviewer ryan tracey. what book tv every sunday on c-span two. find a full schedule on your program guide. or watch online anytime at booty v dot org. weekends on c-span two are an intellectual feast. every saturday, american documents america story. and on sundays, book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. funding for c-span two comes from these television companies, and more. including buckeye broadband. buckeye broadband, along with these television companies, supports c-span 2 as a public service. >> welcome everyone. my name is philip meade and i am the chief historian and creator of this museum of the american revolution. so pleased to see you all tonight for frederike bears presentation on hessians, scott stevenson sends his regrets, he had intended to be here tonight holding but was unavailable that he may be watching from zoom so if you are out there hello. i wanted to call your attention tonight to unimportant object that we actually have in this room and this is a fragment o

as tracey pointee d out when werst video, t started that first video there, they're already rolling up officerse where a scen already i in there's already beenteon't some interaction. we don't know what led to that point. knoo that but later when they catc but there and then laterh , when they catch up with him, after he's run from them, there's such an enormous amount of response. i meanous, eight to 10 officers estimates at some point why that many to deal with one person? >> i reall dy don't know. but i can tell you that whatsion is lacking there, there's a lack of supervision. i don't see sergeant there with that number of police officers respondin police offict occasion. there should definitely be asioy ssenior officer or at leastupea a sergeant to supervise what's t'going on . now, this this was a really. egregious incident. t and i will say thahat the memphs pd and the mayor of memphis didr exactly the right thing. out they reached out to the transparen they were transparent and they fired the officers on the spot thou ,even though that's notly. protocol. normally, i think it wa

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tracey emin is among a group of more than 90 who've been invited to create a work inside a perspex cubeg project cure three, which aims to help research into parkinson's disease. every artist has exactly the same canvas, the same books, and it is... i was very interested to see what i'm going to do this year because i did it for several years, but i'm also interested to see what other people did. needless to say, about the cause, because it is very, very important. let's take a look at the tubes now. there's a good service on the tubes this morning apart now onto the weather with kate kinsella. good with kate kinsella. morning. it is a mile start this good morning. it is a mile start this morning. but we continue with this morning. but we continue with this very wet and windy theme. now this very wet and windy theme. now this mornings rain is largely light, patchy, outbreaks of drizzle, but we could see one or two heavier burst through the afternoon pushed through on this strong south—westerly wind. temperatures, 13. that rain clearing so we might get a little bit of something dry and b

and it was all tracey, emin , damien was all tracey, emin, damien hirst , you know, trash like hirst,se that's expertise then? i suppose that's how block my way how i kind of block my way through gallery . yes. you through that gallery. yes. you see, i so . so do you think see, i so. so what do you think has why is there has happened? why is there this? i mean, roger scruton has i mean, i know roger scruton has written about duchamp and how his urinal meant to be a his urinal was meant to be a joke, now artists of joke, but now artists sort of repeat that thing as though repeat that same thing as though it the equivalent of it is the equivalent of a cellini. well, i think the post—modernist art movement is similar to postmodernist writers . just want to they don't want the lower orders . the end of the the lower orders. the end of the you know, they want it. they want it to keep it . and they do want it to keep it. and they do want it to keep it. and they do want the orders go in that sphere . elite ism is completely sphere. elite ism is completely out. and you think that that's part

and it was all tracey, emin , damien was all tracey, emin, damien hirst , you know, trash like hirst, that's expertise then? i suppose that's how block my way how i kind of block my way through gallery . yes. you through that gallery. yes. you see, i so . so do you think see, i so. so what do you think has why is there has happened? why is there this? i mean, roger scruton has i mean, i know roger scruton has written about duchamp and how his urinal meant to be a his urinal was meant to be a joke, now artists of joke, but now artists sort of repeat that thing as though repeat that same thing as though it the equivalent of it is the equivalent of a cellini. well, i think the post—modernist art movement is similar to postmodernist writers . just want to they don't want the lower orders . the end of the the lower orders. the end of the you know, they want it. they want it to keep it . and they do want it to keep it. and they do want it to keep it. and they do want the orders go in that sphere . elite ism is completely sphere. elite ism is completely out. and you think that that's part of

hello, good evening i'm tracey and work for the coalition a first generation second generation san franciscan and formally homeless mom and calling to speak out about the oasis it is visible that the oasis stays open and remember sloping on the mat and i was sick a whole lot with a cold i can imagine when covid 19 came out and grateful when the was opened and now the city ev the families are- i am polar the city to do the right thing and work with the owners of this building to keep this shelter open and leave you with that 18 years i retired and imlower the city could be out of work merry christmas and. thank you for your time. >> mr. lamb another caller in the queue please. all right. probably an unattended line next speaker, please. >> hello caller are you with us? >> yes, thank you hi. i said that's in resident and formerly district 4 shout out and- i think had a lot of humility. >> thank you for you service in district 4 where i used to live and say strongly support keeping the oasis open especially at that time of year it is cruel to be, you know, taking away people's place to sleep any

hello, good evening i'm tracey and work for the coalition a first generation second generation san franciscan and formally homeless mom and calling to speak out about the oasis it is visible that the oasis stays open and remember sloping on the mat and i was sick a whole lot with a cold i can imagine when covid 19 came out and grateful when the was opened and now the city ev the families are- i am polar the city to do the right thing and work with the owners of this building to keep this shelter open and leave you with that 18 years i retired and imlower the city could be out of work merry christmas and. thank you for your time. >> mr. lamb another caller in the queue please. all right. probably an unattended line next speaker, please. >> hello caller are you with us? >> yes, thank you hi. i said that's in resident and formerly district 4 shout out and- i think had a lot of humility. >> thank you for you service in district 4 where i used to live and say strongly support keeping the oasis open especially at that time of year it is cruel to be, you know, taking away people's place to sleep any

you know, as 90 artists some, you know, some artists and some, you know, some big tracey, emin, conradny other brilliant artists. and the brief to work with this cube brief was to work with this cube , create this inside the , create this world inside the cube. , create this world inside the cube . and it's yeah, it's a cube. and it's yeah, it's a fantastic exhibition. yeah and you've also worked with some quite famous people in the past, one notably. yeah, that's right. i'm last man i did obviously the portraits the queen and i've got to do some in a fascinating subject. you know, the dalai lama, you know, the world's greatest racehorse. i think we've got the image of her majesty , the such famous image majesty, the such famous image and you are responsible for that. so it's just incredible to walk us through how this came to be . well, in 2004, i was given be. well, in 2004, i was given a call completely out of the blue. it was to mark 800 years since jersey, the islands jersey broke away from france allegedly and to the monarchy. and they want to the monarchy. and they want to mark

hello, good evening i'm tracey and work for the coalition a first generation second generation san franciscan and formally homeless mom and calling to speak out about the oasis it is visible that the oasis stays open and remember sloping on the mat and i was sick a whole lot with a cold i can imagine when covid 19 came out and grateful when the was opened and now the city ev the families are- i am polar the city to do the right thing and work with the owners of this building to keep this shelter open and leave you with that 18 years i retired and imlower the city could be out of work merry christmas and. thank you for your time. >> mr. lamb another caller in the queue please. all right. probably an unattended line next speaker, please. >> hello caller are you with us? >> yes, thank you hi. i said that's in resident and formerly district 4 shout out and- i think had a lot of humility. >> thank you for you service in district 4 where i used to live and say strongly support keeping the oasis open especially at that time of year it is cruel to be, you know, taking away people's place to sleep any

and, miss tracey therit. chief human capital officer, department of veterans affairs. i think all of you for being here today and i will remind our witnesses to pause 2 to 3 seconds before speaking and answering questions. doctor all know, all you are recognized for five minutes to present your testimony. we >> mister chairman, ranking member, bossed members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss the aids implementation of the pack tax. i am joined by my va colleagues, whom you just introduced. the facts marks the most significant expansion of veteran care and benefits in decades empowering va to do more for veterans exposed to talks and sharing their service. the law allows many more veterans to benefit from the end of the four thus the tools we need to execute i am proud of the incredible work va has already done, and we are ready and eager to implement the full extent of this law. in va we have one guiding question. our veterans the center of everything that we do. we orient ourselves around what would be best for e.v.a

bovey tracey says, i believe an mp should scrutinise and question the government, especially if they them do . constituents asking them to do. i think that the suspension of andrew, it undermines democracy and tow the party line and smacks of tow the party line or else. to hell with the or else. and to hell with the people you. on the people who elected you. on the list on. susan andrew list goes on. susan andrew should not have had the whip removed. every to removed. he has every right to push opinions of people who push the opinions of people who have suffered from the vaccine and he says. while and all, he says. while some provision have quoted provision should not have quoted the regarding the doctor's comments regarding holocaust, important . holocaust, it's important. remember house of remember that the house of commons to represent commons is supposed to represent a have been a tiny minority of have been adversely affected by the covid. and andrew bridgen represents that minority in parliament. and just briefly, christine , amongst just briefly, christine, amongst other things

local dog tracey is also sceptical of rishi.daunt, the taunting. don't get us wrong, they have done a lot of things right for other people. but i wouldn't say open a lot of people. it's open or a lot of people. it's against up here. the against the tories up here. the uk an estimate to ten uk needs an estimate to ten battery making gigafactory east by 2030 when sales of new petulant diesel vehicles are due to be outlawed. british volts plant would have been only the second, but well informed. locals say the strength of the sites and the local workforce means this factory will built. yes am hopeful and certain that there will be a plant at the japanese site because of the infrastructure. it is the best city in the country for a battery plant but not british volts failure exposes the tories to claims levelling up is just a slogan and voters here in the north—east and across the red wall will determine the next general election . liam halligan general election. liam halligan . gb news. is that right? i'm wittering away with my pane

local dog walker tracey is also sceptical of rishi sunak's claims that don't buy the north—east enoughe done a lot of things right for other people. but i wouldn't say open or a lot of people are against tories up. the uk against the tories up. the uk needs estimated battery needs an estimated battery making . by 2030 when making gigafactory. by 2030 when sales of new petrol and diesel vehicles are due to be outlawed . britishvolt plant would have been only the second but well—informed , say the strength well—informed, say the strength of the chemist sites and the local workforce means. this factory will be built. yes, i hopeful and certain that there will be a plant at the company's site because of the infrastructure. it is the best city in the country for a battery plant but not british volts failure exposes the tories to claims levelling up is just a slogan and voters here in the north—east and across the red wall will determine the next general election . liam halligan general election. liam halligan gb news is what's a fascinating story. liam's with us in the studio now to tell us

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when, for example, south tyneside is now within the devolution area, bradford has had a mayor to tracey meaningless, because there was a way to distribute the money effectively, optically to the north of england, largely that would have been through using the existing devolution deals, which would have avoided that dead loss, notjust the cost which would have avoided that dead loss, not just the cost that you reference, i could have given new figure on that, £30,000 per bed, but also the opportunity cost of council officers and those that work in local government spending their time filling and request for funding from central government rather than doing what they�*re supposed to be doing, which is using all the assets and capabilities it got in the area to drive up productivity. that is what the prime minister should be focused on, ratherthan the prime minister should be focused on, rather than simply trying to continue some of the worst parts that speak nothing to the economic challenges northern england and all that politics, which is not good enough. that politics, which is not goo