ktvu zac sos was at a vigil for tristan tonight. zach those who knew him are just shattered by this tragedy. >> yeah, and that vigil still ongoing. the dozens of friends who remain out here really just speaks to the impact this young man had on people's lives. christopher remembered for his big heart and those who knew him best, saying they plan to remember him by treating others the way he would. >> tristan would want you to share the light and the love that he shared with you to others. >> a prayer saturday for 18 year-old, tristan, pepper and fremont. it was such a short time that he was with us. tristan killed thursday while driving his motorcycle on mallory avenue. a driver turning left onto crosspoint common, colliding with him, his death marking the eighth fatal traffic collision in fremont so far this year. >> people always ask, you know what happens when you lose a child and you go through the crying where you just can't cry anymore? his father, mark, touched by the outpouring of support from the community. >> friend after

community held a vigil for tristan pepper.ed last week after crashing into a car on mallory avenue. the driver is cooperating with the police. that investigation is still ongoing. san francisco's transamerica pyramid reopens to the public today. the building was undergoing a $1 billion renovation project for four years. it now features a new sky lounge, a redwood park, and much, much more. there will also be some eateries on site and a cafe that will open sometime next month. and of course, game day for the 40 niners taking on the vikings on the road in minnesota. game time at ten. team won its opener monday, but once again they will be without their superstar running back christian mccaffrey, after the team placed him on injured reserve with an achilles injury. so that means he'll miss a minimum of four games. >> well, there is a change in the weather coming at 744. i know we got up this morning a little cooler and whatever we're talking about rain. >> i'm like through a down vest on this morning. yeah, yeah. haven't done tha

oprah winfrey releasing a substantive special on the subject last night and we will talk to tristan harrisho was featured in the special, he previously sounded the alarm on social media and now says we are making the same mistakes with ai as we did with that. >> i thought the fact she did a special on this was so interesting. i remember when she did the big lance armstrong interview years and years ago. i think if anything wall street is backing away from this idea of worrying about a lot of the dangers of ai and just actually wondering what the investment cycle is going to look like. so perhaps maybe -- >> i guess we will make the case that we need laws and regulations on ai to avoid what he says has happened with respect to social media. it's very hard to know how to regulate something when you don't know what the effects of that something may be. >> 100%. >> so we will explore that with tristan. >>> it's also day three of our inflation blueprint, we are looking at consumer electronics. smartphone prices are down 9% in a year according to the cpi and push back on smartphones in general i

the eastern city of tristan is preparing. as the elder river steadily rises, the river level has reached 6 maces, putting some districts, roads, and railway lines at risk of inundation of all side protection bulls being installed to protect the historic center of the city. the deputies francisco forced to send us this update about how dressed them is preparing for the potential flooding as the waters of the elder river. keep on rising people here and race, then a bracing for possible flooding. today in the morning, the authorities have issued the 2nd ties alarm, that means that roads, railways, and also even homes could be threatened with flooding, but dressed and has been for this before and it's built up, it's defensive. and advanced a flood protection system includes a flexible metal barrier, but can be slotted into the old wall of the city to keep the water at bay. and when one of the city's main bridges collapsed last week, last week, or far to see it that the deborah's could them the river, making the coming slots even

so the rising sees that comes along with the extensive threat climate change, tristan's to swell up for about 9 months, into cost on the b r. and what i call the out of a of harkins with us are, can a started a category 5 higher to, that's that about 3 to 4 days over to the islands of a cool. i'm going back to lawson. damn. is this estimate to be more than $3400000000.00 and you take that in the context of what our annual revenue might be, is used to be around $2900000000.00 loss. okay, so by that one seems to be a bit like the, the complete annual revenue of the country. we're not fortunate enough to be in that category of countries that could access financing either by we've got assess noon on all by way of doing a contributions because we are determined to be a high income company country. and so we exploded. so what as to psycho, that'd be fine ourselves in there. we have to borrow adding to our national debt, which competes progress, economic development, providing the social service success needed to live people and of sneeze. liked it, stuff just to sort of they could fulfill thi

el migrante ecuatoriano tristÁn que se aloja con su familia en el hotel dice que la ayuda es fundamental.ve preocupa algunos dueÑos de negocios cerca de los hoteles, que ya no hospeda a turistas. >> no es que ha bajado un poco es que ha bajado demasiado. lo cual nos ha afectado muchÍsimo. siento que estamos en Época de pandemia. igualito, no tenÍamos muchos clientes, que todo mundo se fue afuera de la ciudad. esta pasando lo mismo. >> el plan ayudado a la industria hotelera pero ha afectado el cuchillo de turistas que deben pagar un promedio de $301 la noche segÚn la compaÑÍa de bienes raÍces. entre otras cosas debido a la escasez de alojamiento. >> los hoteles estÁn muy caros y justo por eso nos estamos hospedando en un apartamento que es un tipo inclusive es un pen house de dos pisos y saliÓ mÁs barato que espera hospedarnos en un hotel de cualquier cadena. >> la ciudad pagarÍa en promedio $156 la noche por cada habitaciÓn. la municipalidad estima que la crisis migratoria le costarÁ mÁs de $5,000,000,000 hasta junio del prÓximo aÑo. >> la policÍa de mineÁpolis arrestÓ a una mujer por atr

show him how to run the stories over the phone is tristan who is just who got hers? is there a pistol? now you got to it. just keep it on, you don't know, as i say, and no love among these are we, i love them or the we all loved each other well the for each other. so and all a lot of people make it up there was just a folder, guys who let you hang around and they almost kind of treated you like a peer of theirs. if they was smoking cigarettes, they would hand you a cigarette. drinking alcohol, they will let you sit by some alcohol. they paid attention by they, they really kind of genuinely care and they may have been in subtle ways. like i had a you, a few dollars giving you a nickname, so to speak. but you know, i think that for young kids, the meetings we want it to be like the all jeez, who'd been to prison, came home. they've got to respect because they went to prison. that's the thing with the prison. we want to be like, this actually is either in prison now forever or day. so douglas, oh really god, i wasn't certain i can find it was accidental. do you have the

. >> max comes into the picture and there's a there's a whole dynamic between her and max, and tristanvironment and the social environment and so everything is a little bit topsy turvy for her. >> shaun teale, who plays tristan, revealed the cast clicked instantly. >> i think ryan brings together some astonishing, creatives in the industry and together they've joined on a network show that that hopefully is unlike any other. >> you're going to see beauty and luxury and fantasy and dra and action, and you're going to have a hell of a ride. now, as captain of the ship, i'll tell you that i'll try and keep it as smooth as possible. but if it was all that smooth, you wouldn't have that great a time. >> george pennacchio for abc seven news. >> the premiere of doctor odyssey is just part of a big night for drama here on abc. seven at eight. it's 9-1-1 doctor odyssey is at nine, followed by the premiere of gray's anatomy. then join us for abc seven news at 11. that's it for abc seven news at four. the news at five is coming up next. i'm so open. hey, let's go outside. >> i ask you for one mor

the heroes were called tristan and isolde.tristan had to deliver isolde, well, her future husband, but there on the ship they gave, well, some kind of magic. drink and passion flared up between them, here is romeo and juliet, there everything really ended very tragically, it was poison and really poison that got on the lips, then a kiss, death, in general such a work, well from the point of view of a positive ending, of course, the correct answer to our question, no, the tenth question, is it true that the sign of the square root is otherwise called a radical, time. the square root is called the sign of the root itself is a radical. stefania, how did you answer this question? i answered yes because the math teacher told us about it very often, she is present in the studio today, i as a math teacher insisted that they learn it. she told us about it many times so that we would remember it directly, so i chose yes. it was not in vain that i insisted, not in vain, not in vain, and this is the absolutely correct answer, the correct

and that's just this weekend next week is going to get tristan. as we talk about, we get a couple systems section. look out for and it's not the persistence forecast any more. it's inconsistent, which is very much like fall. we're going to little fall. okay. bob and weave. you got it. thanks, dave. thanks. for president trump will be here in the bay area tomorrow. >> he's attending a private fundraiser in woodside. this comes at just as he announced on his platform. truth social this afternoon that he will not be doing another debate with vice president kamala harris in a rally today. harris responded by saying they owe it to the voters to debate again. >> mail in ballots for the november election are starting to go out but state and local election officials from across the country are warning that widespread problems with the mail delivery system. well, those problems are threatening to disrupt voting. >> our washington correspondent jessi turnure reports on a letter they sent to the u.s. postal service. >> it's unacceptable. members of congress

what you mean and then you want to book something or you just let them know what bundles 51 us or tristan to proceed with jim i hear he's my origin. see now it national did tell me of actually a little more distortion. what your vehicle things, so some of those as well, but as well, but as of now, what does the different a couple more of them, youngster? sure to watch or whatever it is. just what is wrong about this or no money down just to be a fucking bucket. it's been was done, but to get on the street, can you handle it for just to show it? does it pop up on the top of the bill? lower here is that a mobile device? do i just try to to what do you think you've got them online newsletter needs. so it's great to me as the most can more what you haven't, she has the supporting one plan doesn't put any additional and most by myspace. the sort of thoughts on what streaming is. i'm not sure what i need to look, but it's doesn't cover any change or things you to be worth of gaining. instead of moving at this 905, it looks like this cuz i was so tired, so hold on one on book the new moon on thi

run comes into score and it's for walk in the 3rd harrison leaves the game with the bases loaded tristan back takes over. and kevin newman greets him rudely with a shot up the middle. that's going to play 2 more runs the defense bill to 71 lead. but the giants mount a late comeback. they scored 4 runs in the 8th marco luciano here, flipping it into right field to make it. 76 the d'backs without a run in the 9th to go up 8, 6, but here come the giants again. bottom of the 9th elliott ramos down the line. that's all the way to the wall. mike yas remski scores and it's 8 to 7. later in the inning. the giants get the tying run on second go-ahead run on first. but your are encarnacion strikes out to end the game and the diamondbacks just hang 8 to 7. >> let's get to the a's now hosting the mariners on a beautiful night at the coliseum. it's tuesday bark in the park tonight. all there's some good boys and girls at that someone say taking out to the and jumped tj again, who is making his second major league start runners on second and 3rd for cal raleigh. that's going to go to the wall and scor

ryan's jim and officials are investigating the pastoral collapse of a bridge in the eastern city of tristan. no one has been injured by the 30 say there is a risk of further sections coming down. traffic across the river, elbow has been halted as a result causing major disruptions. a legitimate government says it wants to implement european rules on asylum most strictly under the plan. more paper would be turned away at the board and sent back to the e u. countries that they had traveled through to get to gemini. the announcement comes one day off the building said it would type in controls on all of its land borders from next week to protect the public from the threat of islamist violence and could regulate migration. gemini, snipers, and a. you have criticized german police carrying out random checks on the border with austria. sites like this will become more common from next monday. as tighter controls come into force on all of germany's land borders. but the new measures are already under scrutiny from the european union. the commission position is, is very clear. so this needs to be d

the son tristan, the ocean. um good. almost 9. you should be able to provide a uh one you to do to skip the steps sick. i'm fine. you could go to uh, one of the things you, experimenter, i knew i would suggest means desktop, but on the pulse to combine you find that out of doors mean his desktop bottle mississauga order thing. that's when you can just browse. most of them put down your fios pseudo and doesn't know posting, but those pictures. uh, but they're all of those toilets now. go mazda, i've sent that one good on google zix on the watch. it's a print, the one on the 2022. when the weight of evidence of us, some of the tree biological programs had exceeded any reasonable limits. deputy secretary of state victoria newland, for the 1st time submitted us specialist working in ukraine. ukraine has a biological research facilities which is in fact we are now quite concerned russian troops. russian forces may be seeking to gain control of so we are working with the ukrainians on how they can prevent any of those research materials

president harrison secretary state lincoln, to order an independent investigation into these very minute tristan, the brit targeting and killing of the us citizen of the us secretary state antony, blinking cold on israel to change the rules of engagement in the occupied westbank for killing was both unprovoked and justified? no one, no one should be shot and killed for attending a protest. no one should have to put their life at risk just for freely expressing their views. in our judgment is really security forces. a need to make some fundamental changes in the way that they operate in the west bank, including changes to the rules of engagement. so speak into the press self to been conveyed. his remarks us present, joe biden said, the instance was unintentional. i had the killing of the, of the admission that they probably killed in the west bank buying more detail apparently was relaxed with ricocheted off the ground is rarely forces who have killed at least 2 palestinians off the storming of the city of tow kind of the northern occupied westbank, at least 10 people have been injured on the vot

tristan harris on the dangers and pluses with ai.to tell us a lot about it and pete you hegseth will break down the media moments of the week. trump lagging behind harris in pennsylvania. could this be the presidential election when the commonwealth goes red? will is asking the voters in beautiful virginia beach. ♪ plowed that earth th ♪ ings the right way. the delivering promises on time, every time, way. we all know costs are too high. but while corporations are gouging families, trump is focused on giving them tax cuts. but kamala harris is focused on you. building up the middle class will be a defining goal of my presidency. she'll make groceries more affordable by cracking down on price gouging. and she'll cut housing costs by taking on corporate speculators. middle class families built america. we need a leader who has their back. i'm kamala harris and i approve this message. cordless outdoor power, brings you the ego power+ blower. reaching an incredible 765 cfm, it's more powerful than gas. and at speeds of up to 200 mph, it'

. >> tristan harris, very rarely do people who are experts in technology talk about things like that thank you for being one of those people and i appreciate your joining us for those wanting to understand it. i hope you come back and join us again. >> of course. thank you. >> i have one more thing to tell you about today and we are back after a quick break. because it's completely changed our lives. >>> that does it for me today but we are working on a big show for tomorrow night. the former presidents niece, mary trump, will be joining me. she has a new book out and we will have a lot to talk about over the last several days. and senator john awesome off will join me in tomorrow night it will happen and that is coming tomorrow night but for now stay where you are because there is more news coming up.. .

gift. when you take it in your hands, there is no cuter creature at all, then a month later we had tristanreally the most beautiful, i like him more than anyone else, too... fewer people, because we don't always get to walk, everyone needs to pet him, take a photo, hold him in their arms, now it has become our common love, a family hobby, such a family hobby, walking with pythons, and in general just unusual pet pythons, i can't there's no other way to call them, they're not pets, you have pythons, we have your daughter granddaughter in the studio, introduce them, igor, yes, daughter kristina. granddaughter kira, hi girls, well , such an unusual childhood it was, yes, dad always gave such unusual gifts, yes, yes, he was always different, i think our entire altai republic knows him, because there were always poisonous spiders and huge snakes , we had one huge one, alisa, he opened an exhibition of exotic animals, there were rabbits, well, in general, who not there was. we have a video, touching, which is of great importance to your family, everyone who survived all the horrors of war, in th

participation parents certainly liked the idea and it turns out, so do the players, like team captain tristan cornell, i've talked to people when i told them that my school doesn't do kickoffs they they're like, oh, my gosh, that's one of the biggest parts of the game. how can you not do that? but then i see all these injuries that happen from kickoffs. so the fact that we don't have that probably allows us to keep healthy and play throughout the entire season it's fascinating approach but the nfl's chief medical officer, dr. allen sills, says the league is not yet ready to give up on the kickoff altogether all options are on the table. i mean, i think that certainly eliminating the play is one of those options. but i believe there potentially other solutions. and i think that's our challenges is can we understand what's driving injury? and again, preserve the illness of the game because people love the athleticism, they love the speed, they love the skill level that you see out there nfl, you're going to see a very different sort of kickoff. >> what they're calling a dynamic kickoff. now aga

in the grand theater of geneva premiere, michael thalheimer staged richard wagner's opera tristan andenze birine samnambula. singing lise tarapesa and john osborne. musical director of the production francesca lancelot. and the polish national opera will broadcast the ballet pinocchio to the music of weinberg until the end of the year. the composer wrote the ballet the golden key based on the book by alexei tolstoy in 1955. choreographer anna hopp staged a bright original story, adapting the plot for modern times. the dresden old masters gallery presents the exhibition timeless beauty. the history of still life. the exhibition includes more than 90 works, allowing you to get to know not only the history of the formation of the genre of still life in fine art, but the meanings of the figurative language, allegories and symbols hidden by artists behind... the image of flowers, fruits and other objects. news is on the air on the russia tv channel, i greet all viewers. hello, from the ugledar direction, where the enemy's last reserves went into battle, war correspondent eduard kunkov. tru

run comes into score and % it's for walk in the 3rd harrison leaves the game with the bases loaded tristanover. and kevin newman greet him rudely with a shot up the middle. that's going to play 2 more runs the defense bill to 71 lead. but the giants mount a late comeback. they scored 4 runs in the 8th marco luciano here, flipping it into right field to make it. 76 the d backs without a run in the 9th to go up 8, 6, but here come the giants again. bottom of the 9th elliott ramos down the line. that's all the way to the wall. mike yastremski scores and it's 8 to 7. later in the inning. the giants get the tying run on second go-ahead run on first. but are encarnacion strikes out to end the game and the diamondbacks just hang 8 to 7. a's now hosting the mariners. jumped on tj again, who is making his second major league start runners on second and 3rd for cal raleigh. that's going to go to the wall and score both as the mariners. take it nothing lead but credit again, he settled in after that. those were the only runs and he'll out. and then lawrence butler, the american league player of the w

participation parents certainly liked the idea and it turns out so do the players, like team captain tristan cornell. >> i see all these injuries that happen from kickoffs so the fact that we don't have that probably allows us to keep healthy and play throughout the entire season it's fascinating approach but the nfl's chief medical officer, dr. allen sills, says the league is not yet ready to give up on the kickoff altogether all options are on the table. i mean, i think that certainly eliminating the play is one of those options. but i believe there potentially other solutions so this year in the nfl, you're going to see a very different sort of kickoff. what they're calling a dynamic kickoff now again previously as soon as the ball was kicked all 11 members of the kicking team would start sprinting down the field to try and tackle the receiving team. lots of speed lots of space this season, only the kicker is back here while the opposing team's are lined up all the way over here separated by just five yards. and none of those players can move until the ball has been caught by the receivin

and it turns out, so do the players like team captain tristan cornell, i've talked to people when i told them that my school doesn't do kickoffs they they're like, oh, my gosh, that's one of the biggest parts of the game. how can you not do that? but then i see all these injuries that happen from kickoffs. so the fact that we don't have that probably allows us to keep healthy and play throughout the entire season it's fascinating approach but the nfl's chief medical officer, dr. allen sills, says the league is not yet ready to give up on the kickoff altogether all options are on the table. i mean, i think that certainly eliminating the play is one of those options. but i believe there potentially other solutions and i think that's our challenges is can we understand what's driving injury? and again, preserve the elements of the game because people love the athleticism they love the speed, they love the skill level that you see out there so this year in the nfl, you're going to see a very different sort of kickoff. what they're calling a dynamic kickoff now again previously, as soon as th

dissipation parents, certainly liked the idea and it turns out, so do the players like team captain, tristan cornell. >> i see all these injuries that happen from kickoffs so the fact that we don't have that probably allows us to keep healthy and play throughout the entire season. >> it's a fascinating approach that what the nfl's chief medical officer, dr. allen sills says the league is not yet ready to give up on the kickoff altogether. >> all options are on the table. i mean, i think that certainly eliminating the play is one of those options. but i believe there potentially other solutions. >> so this year in the nfl, you're going to see a very different sort of kickoff what they're calling a dynamic kickoff now again, previously, as soon as the ball was kicked all 11 members of the kicking team would start sprinting down the field to try and tackle the receiving team. lots of speed lots of space. this season. only the kicker is back here while the opposing team's are lined up all the way over here separated by just five yards. and none of those players can move until the ball has been c

participation parents certainly liked the idea and it turns out, so do the players, like team captain tristan cornell, i've talked to people when i told them that my school doesn't do kickoffs, they they're like, oh, my gosh, that's one of the biggest parts of the game. >> how can you not do that? but then i see all these that happen from kickoffs so the fact that we don't have that probably allows us to keep healthy and play throughout the entire season it's fascinating approach that what the nfl's chief medical officer, dr. allen sills says the league is not yet ready to give up on the kickoff altogether all options are on the table. i mean, i think that certainly limits mandating the play is one of those options, but i believe there are potentially other solutions. and i think that's our challenges is can we understand what's driving injury? and again, preserve the elements of the game because people love the athleticism, they love the speed, they love the skill level that you see out there so this year in the nfl you're going to see a very different sort of kickoff. >> what they're callin

participation parents certainly liked the idea and it turns out, so do the players like team captain tristan cornell. >> i see all these injuries that happen from kickoffs so the fact that we don't have that probably allows us to keep healthy and play throughout the entire season it's a fascinating approach that what the nfl's chief medical officer, dr. allen sills says the league is not yet ready to give up on the kickoff altogether all options are on the table. i mean, i think that certainly eliminating the play is one of those options, but i believe there are potentially other solutions so this year in the nfl, you're going to see a very different sort of kickoff. what they're calling a dynamic kickoff now again previously, as soon as the ball was kicked, all 11 members of the kicking team would start sprinting down the field to try and tackle the receiving team. lots of speed, lots of space this season. only the kicker is back here while the opposing teams are lined up all the way over here separated by just five yards. >> and none of those players can move until the ball has been caught

best players in the world and hopefully coming out on top and in the end i was able to nip rory and tristantappen�*s lead in the driver's championship standings down to 52 points following a dominant win at the singapore grand prix. the mclaren driver started on pole position and, despite clipping the wall twice, claimed a third victory of the season finishing well ahead of verstappen. norris' team—mate 0scar piastri finished in third place to complete the podium in singapore. there are six races of the season remaining. carlos alcaraz has defeated taylor fritz to secure the laver cup for team europe as they came back from 11—7 down in berlin. after alex zverev had set up a winner takes all clash between alcaraz and fritz, the spaniard eased past the american in straight sets 6—2, 7—5. that took europe to 13 points meaning they reclaimed the trophy for the first time since 2021. and that's all the sport for now. let's turn to germany now — chancellor 0laf scholz looks to be in position to secure a narrow victory over the far right afd in a key regional election.brandenburg in the country's

jason foster and tristan leavitt, thank you. son, we have forgotten. mae edwards, indigenous native who in the world of lies told the truth and was critical of the fence and files. she went to jail. here again in a world of lies, these people stand on truth. today in the media, there was a cia analyst who talked about russian interference in the 2016 election. it was also revealed more on that subject matter in 2017, and went to jail. whistleblowers stand on the truth. last but not least, i want to park back to 2007. the people who started the fire, the people who did whistleblower week in washington, d.c., they started the fire which has resulted in today. that is tom devine. stand up, tom. stephen cohn. jeffrey wigand, jim murtaugh, adam liles, marcia coleman, thank you for starting the fire. now it is your turn, it is your time to keep the fire going. people of integrity and conscience need your support. embrace them. embrace people of integrity, raise them up. may god bless you, god bless all of you. we are fortunate to have so many representatives

lewis schaffer pays for his own ticket, i pay, i give my good friend tristan, >> like it's £34 or whatevernd you sit in the normal seats. i sit in the well , no, seats. i sit in the well, no, actually, i stand in the one section. we're allowed to stand. keeping it real. >> crystal palace, lewis schaffer keeping it 100. all right, let's do these people know the people know. and following his brutal winter fuel policy, keir starmer explores new ways to kill old people. lewis. >> oh yeah . >> oh yeah. >> oh yeah. >> yeah, this is it is a serious story. but that's it is a serious story. >> but, you know, it's funny because sometimes the last time i was here, i had like three trans stories. this is like mps could be given vote to legalise assisted dying by christmas. as keir starmer repeats his promise to campaigner esther rantzen, who i don't know about, but she was quite famous a few years ago. i think as an actress and she's, she's like gung ho. >> she's a national treasure. she did a talk show about having a heart of gold. >> a heart of gold. well, she doesn't have a heart of gold because s

run comes into score and it's for walk in the 3rd harrison leaves the game with the bases loaded tristan takes over. and kevin newman greet him rudely with a shot up the middle. that's going to play 2 more runs the defense bill to 71 lead. but the giants mount a late comeback. they scored 4 runs in the 8th marco luciano here flipping into right field to make it. 76 the d backs without a run in the 9th to go up 8, 6, but here come the giants again. bottom of the 9th elliott ramos down the line. that's all the way to the wall. mike yastremski scores and it's to 7. later in the inning. the giants get the tying run on second. go ahead. run on first. but are encarnacion strikes out to end the game and diamondbacks just hang 8 to 7. >>let's get to the a's now hosting the mariners on a beautiful night at the coliseum. it's tuesday bark in the park night. all there's some good boys and girls at that that someone to say take me out to the ballgame jumped on tj again, who is making his second major league start runners on second and 3rd for cal raleigh. that's going to go to the wall and score bot

other whistleblowers and charity to the american people and prayers and others along the way like tristan and jason who have had oversight with potential whistleblowers don't be silenced by the mistreatment of the fbi and we are here to support you if you choose to come forward. the only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing. equally impair -- important is the involvement of the american people. this is your country. will i feel vindicated now in getting back our security clearance? it is sad that the country to which i fought for that the fbi did this and unless there is accountability, it will keep happening to others in their oversight and changes in it is key to stop abuses suffered for whistleblowers like me. thank you for the opportunity to be here today. piece and all good. -- peace and all good. >> thank you. and god bless. >> chairman jordan, and members of the committee, good morning. for 30 years i worked as a federal prosecutor and enforce the rule of law without fear or favor and without any medical interference in the prosecutorial service. th

prayers and great attorneys along the white like tristan have been the oversight potential whistleblowerslease do not be silenced by the fbi's mistreatment we're all here to support you and each of you need to come for the all thing necessary for the triumph of vehicle is for good men to do nothing. equally important is the awareness and involvement of the american people. this is your country. why feel vindicated getting bak my security clearance? itth said country were from whih i thoughtu as a marine the fbi was allowed to lie about my loyalty to the united states for three years. lester's accountability will keepwi happening to others. better oversight and changes security clearance laws are key in sapping the abuses suffered met whistleblowers like me. thank you for the opportunity to be here today. correct thank you mr. allen your through five minutes. >> prosecutor enforce the rule of law without fear or favor without any political interference in the important prosecutorial decisions i was interested to make as a career civil servant in public servant. the rule of law is when the

or if tristan or peregrine something, they fall over, you know, they have to rush off immediately andse people. there's no incentives for those people. they're just expected to get on and shore up the workload that's left behind from those who want to be able to sit around at home all day. >> but fiona, at the end of the day, this isn't really actually about parents. it's about what's best for children, isn't it? and the research shows that if in those early years, children develop very strong attachments to their mothers or their primary carer , then actually primary carer, then actually they're far more likely to grow up into the kind of good workers that sarah louise describes, aren't they? >> well, 100%. i mean, this is the whole point is it's in all of our interests for the to be honest, the overwhelming number of people in the country who want to have children to be able to do that in a way that means that their children are going to succeed in later life. they are supported and they have the time. and i obviously reject sarah's point that you know, looking after small children