thanks so much tyrone it's a pleasure to see both of you always a pleasure thank you. hundreds of residents in manatee county florida just south of tampa bay were ordered to. back away at their homes over easter weekend a state officials feared that a wastewater pond could collapse at any time spewing millions of gallons of contaminated water into residential areas and tampa bay arctic correspondent john honey has more. florida governor rod decentest declared a state of emergency in manatee county as crews worked around the clock to try and stop a catastrophe from happening a portion of the containment reservoir wall located at the former piney point phosphate processing plant has a quote significant leak according to state officials with the possibility of the wall collapsing and then sending a 20 foot wall of contaminated water gushing out roughly 2 miles from the shores of tampa bay the manatee county public safety department sent out emergency evacuation notices friday for hundreds of residents living within a half mile of piney point and by 11 am saturday a vacuum

tyrone mings won't want to see that again. that was was with around half and hour to go.de turned things around, and fast too. mings making amends to set up trezeguet, who bagged two in three minutes. ollie watkins sealed villa's 3—1 victory. for fulham, they know time is ticking to find points. we need to understand where today we failed and where we went wrong, and understand, be brutally honest with ourselves, that we weren't good enough, as individually, as a team at times and like you said there are seven games left. we put ourselves in a great position and we will keep going from that. the day's early match saw southampton fight back for a much—needed win at st marys. they got the better of burnley, who went two goals up — matej vydra with their second. but an action—packed first half saw saints level by the break, danny ings making it 2—2. and nathan redmond's stunner won it for ralph hassenhuttl�*s side, 3—2 the final score. they're now ten points clear of the bottom three. the three points are important for the relegation battle and we think we are in a good posi

serve the people of northern ireland and also to represent her home constituency of fermanagh south tyronereland away from division and towards a better path. there are people in northern ireland with a british identity, others are irish and others are northern irish and others are a mixture of all three, and some new and emerging, we must all going to be generous to each other and live together and share this wonderful country, she said, and she ends the future of unionism in this country will not be found in division and it will only be found in sharing this place we are all privileged to call home. just part of the statement from arlene foster there, explaining her decision to step down. chris page is here, our ireland correspondent, he is in belfast. rumours have been circulating but this seems to have happen quickly. 2&1 circulating but this seems to have happen quickly-— circulating but this seems to have happen quickly. 24 hours since the news broke — happen quickly. 24 hours since the news broke that _ happen quickly. 24 hours since the news broke that a _ happen quickly. 24 hours

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andrew wiggins to tyrone off the rim and the warriors fall 118-114. >>> on to baseball, a's trying toe the winning wave make it 11 in a row as they the home launching a 2-run homer. his 6th of the season. many more ruto come. fast forward to the 10th. 10-10 tie. two run homer and a's win streak in serious jeopardy down 12-10. last outcome, cana ground. ramon loreano said he could smell the victory coming. throws it away and two run score. a's win their 11th straight in the 10th. 13-12 is your final. >>> how about giants trying to sweep the phils. chilly in philly. blankey weather. always fun sticking it to your old team. giants would go ahead 5-4. bottom 7th. bryce harper deep to right. fans braving the elements and they would like the ending. bottom 9th. andrew knapp singled to left. that's your ball game everybody. phils avoid the sweep and walk off victory. >>> can you remember the last time you were this excited. and it seems like jonathan marchessault always kills the sharks. two goals, two assists in this contest. vegas wins 5-2 clenches a play off spot in the process. off spot

it shows the moment deputy andrew hall shot tyrone wilson in the face. wilson had a history of mental illness and was armed with a knife. all responded to a report of a man throwing rocks from the sycamore valley road overpass. today the contra costa county d.a. charge deputy hall with manslaughter in a separate deadly shooting that happened in 2018. his attorney is accusing the d.a. of playing politics after the verdict in the george floyd murder. >>> all week long kpix 5 is teaming up with cbs news for eye on earth, we are taking alive look across the bay area, and april storm is expected to bring some much-needed rain but mendocino e a drought an esarunder a itulbe the beginning. governors and gave the order today but stopped short of declaring a statewide drought. however, more counties could be next. in marin county, the hills are parched, ranchers already forecasting losses, concerned that their grass fed cattle will not have enough to feed on. >> when i look around i see hills that are turning brown. this year we've already sold 50 thousand only h

she actually arrived in county tyrone in november 2002 and moved to the city hospital.ly 2020. we got a phone call from the hospital and they said that the operation would happen within 2a hours. we were so overjoyed. the kidney transplant for her was like a gift of life. that is how she referred to it. she was saying, "brendan, we are going to go..." travel the world. everyone, thank you for thinking of me and thank you for your prayers and your thoughts. that's amazing. on the first of october both of us were not feeling well and we got checked and we were both positive. the ambulance came for me that night. it did not come for me necessarily. it was for one of the two of us. and she insisted that i get on first. that is her being a nurse, like. i went into the ambulance and that is the last time i saw emma alive. friday the ninth of october, they had to put her on the normal oxygen. the next day she said to me that she is really exhausted. she was saying to me, "i will do my best to fight but i cannot fight this." i miss everything about her. we had great plans to ge

last month hall, now a danville police officer, shot and killed tyrone wilson.the 32-year-old was holding a knife at the time, but cell phone video shows wilson stepping back before being shot. the police officer, hall, is on civil lawsuit against the nt. >>> also tonight protests in columbus, ohio after a police shooting that left a teenage girl dead. the shooting reported just as the the officer shot the girl as she appeared to try to stab two people. crowds gathered at the scene and at police headquarters. >>> a look at capitol hill right now where the republican effort to censor maxine waters has failed. accusing waters of raising the potential for violence and lawlessness. the resolution was tabled with a 216-210 partly. the judge in the trial called the comments abhorrent and hinted chauvin could win an appeal because of them. >>> is this a turning point or will this verdict simply fade away? two notable members in the community may fund up on nbc sports. >> by sitting here watching, i got chills before the verdict was asentenced. as it was announced guilt

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chinese military aircraft eventa tyrone's defends on multiple times in recent weeks raising tensions in the region and increasing pressure on taiwan to respond the biden administration has thrown its weight behind taipei sending any sort of use to the island last week to reaffirm u.s. support taiwan has long been a source of contention between beijing which sees the island as its territory and washington which supports taiwan's democracy. china aries no stranger to military posturing in the sea and air around taiwan earlier this month taiwan said a record $25.00 chinese fighter planes entered its defense. the lounging at craft carrier has been holding drills near the island raising fears china may be gearing up for an attack. it's why u.s. delegation has visited taipei to reiterate support for its pacific partner. i think confidence that the united states partnership with one is stronger than ever we share deep economic ties. democratic values and a critically important security partnership where i'd like to take this opportunity to thank the biden administration for repeating the im

world we are definitely not told but we are loved enough so from my heart to yours i love you i am tyrone. winter and i'm in the chicago keep on watching all those hawks out there another great barebacked but. problem drugs don't always come from unscrupulous dealers but from pharmacies to in every state in the united states we see me very sharp increase in the number of people seeking treatment for addiction to prescription opioids it invaded america under the banner of medicine he persisted with the pain but instead of trying to wean him off though she just goes after dose after dose after dose and really became his drug dealer so who's to blame patients doctors manufacturers all the governments. seem wrong. just don't all. get to shape out just to. add to it and it gains from it because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. you know a lot of people speculate why they're not god exists or not i'll tell you one thing that i can guarantee does not exist financial regulators. because the swarms mood of them so much. good you exclude local was

i love you i am tyrone winter and i'm in the chicago keep on watching all those hawks out there another great day in the. we are segregated. by social class laws. of poverty by 1st place if you're born into a poor family i. born into a minority family if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your life chances people die. if you're born into generational poverty. it's an awfully tough fight every day to meet your needs and the needs of your family. and friends. and. family. cost to senecas coppa job hits the spotlight again as the europe in medicine is agencies vaccine chief makes it to blood clots with the families of those who died off to getting the shot demanding says. twitter to monster removal of a decade's old video of u.s. war crimes claiming it violates the proper forms policy on graphic content. and in it's to be a march in support of struggling businesses tons find and with offices injured by protesters warning they would supply a town.

i love you i am tyrone. and i'm in the chicago keep on watching all those hawks out there number great b.m.x. but. please. russian officials are born kim a renewed military assault on the country's east could lead to the end of ukraine itself this is how serious the situation is washington and its nato allies blame moscow for the escalation of tensions will the west back ukraine if a kid starts a war. we are segregated only by social class lower middle class people also in poverty 1st blame if you're born into a poor family if you're born into a minority family if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your life chances people die on average 15 years old if you're born into generational poverty. it's a fight every day to meet your needs and the needs of your family. tax rises financial survival stacey let's learn about fill out let's say i'm the troika and you're a please. stop the fight while street spot thank you for helping. out on the story that's right well if you

also at the news conference valerie kost to the mother of fernando castillo says the case of dawn tyrone it struck a chord with her he was martyred in his call her vehicle was why. and he did nothing wrong he did nothing wrong these police officers as you can see off clearly incompetent. how do you keep having martyr after murder we don't have and to read over. as they all gain share bhutanese has more from brooklyn sent to minnesota it's near the place we don't have right was killed and it's become a focal point for protest is. it's like we have some new features of christmas for example many of the protesters are wearing dressing down to see me. because a few nights ago a woman lived in one of the residential blocks all the. way she came down to look for her brother she was wearing about 3 and she was apparently. put you know pushed to the floor by several security officers and arrested and taken off to jail. people wearing that bad bathrobes in solidarity with that of that so that's one feature and a lot of a lot of the speeches right now are actually about how i should say look for t

welcome everyone watching the hawks like always i am tyrone and i'm a me and joining us today is someone who is no stranger to the brutal power of the u.s. justice system when it's trying to protect national security zagreus the most brutal of secrets is former us a former cia officer and torture whistleblower the one and only john kiriakou john thank you for coming. happy to do it tyrrell good to see it good to see you too john you know you faced a very similar situation to mr hale's. he was facing in your own whistleblower and subsequent battle with the u.s. government can you tell us what that pressure feels like when you have to truly between going to trial. and going to a legal war against the u.s. government or pleading guilty to a crime that in reality you should be being celebrated for breaking. wow where do i even begin. i will say that the pressure is is just about unbearable. you give serious consideration to suicide everybody that i know who's been charged under the espionage act has given real thought to suicide aaron swartz committed suicide while i was awaiting trial and a

reservoirs in tyrone are thirsty, including this one up north, which is one of the primary sources oflion semiconductor industry. in good rainy years, the water level is right under where those rocks are, but now, it is more than 30 metres below full capacity. if this reservoir and others in taiwan dry up, it could have a detrimental impact on taiwan's semiconductor industry, and the global high—tech sector, because so many of the products we use, from smartphones to computers, are powered by micah made in taiwan. located a short distance away are the world's largest contract chipmaker, tsmc, and other semiconductor companies. they need a lot of water to spray clean the wafers inside tech gadgets. they up to 170,000 tons of water each day. the government has stopped irrigating tens of thousands of hectares of farmland. that has left farmers worried about their fields. translation: you can give us waterfor translation: you can give us water for two days a week one day, farmers will find a way, but now, they have completely cut our water. farmers cannot find a way out. they are focusing

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what we saw with freddy gray in baltimore, but you also had anthony anderson and chris brown and tyrone to have a larger sense of investigation and a larger sense of exploration into what is happening and how to fix it. the fact we had the doj getting involved in this, this is the right and proper response that the doj should be thinking about, whether it comes to not just these issues now. >> wes, thanks again. it's always good to see you. thank you and appreciate it. >>> as anti-asian hate crimes surge, getting set to take action. next. o take action next al customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? just get a quote at libertymutual.com. really? i'll check that out. oh yeah. i think i might get a quote. not again! aah, come on rice. do your thing. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ keeping your oysters business growing has you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when yo

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. >> i deal with this all -- good morning tyrone. it is tyrus, say it. see mr. sharpton in louisiana at the airport, he's taking planes. listen, he's an old man, if tyler perry wants to give the brother a plane, then so be it, who cares. the only thing i'm upset, fly here every week, i watch media, can i get a plane ride. this is the point worry he a at. not the point he it's trying to be there or give something back and al sharpton in recent years i think has, i don't know about the word mature but he's changed. if you look at his history he's made some horrible mistakes but we can allow redemption in this country and we should, we should all take lessons and if all you can do is point at him now that he, okay, was given a private jet ride to minnesota, what is wrong with you. because he used to do far more worse things than that. he would put the cause and himself in front of the cause. now he's giving -- it's like if jessie jackson goes somewhere or whatever, if you went somewhere, went to a snob convention to speak to snobs to be more snobbiest and s

cleared eric and pat, while james was charged with the first degree murder of special officer steven tyronend a 10-year-old son. >> do you miss your daddy a lot? >> yeah. >> at the time, eric granted only one interview with diane sawyer on good morning america. >> i want to start with this little boy and the fact you said you wish it had been your father who died and not him. >> the wrong man died that day, yes. >> seven months after he was apprehended, james von brunn died while awaiting trial. his son never recovered. >> you're in a lot of pain. i can tell. i know you have a special place in your heart for the person who lost his life and for the family of that person. if you had an opportunity to say something to them, what would you say? >> please kill me. >> eric. >> i'm serious. please just [ bleep ] kill me. take your revenge because i deserve it. >> you know what happened is not your fault. that trigger was pulled by your father. you fought every day of your life to not be like him. >> i'm not like him, but i gave up and some kid lost his dad because of it. >> you denied that person

was a reminder for a man defense for what they experienced even back in 2013, baltimore city with tyrone west, they, at the end of the day, a lot of these families are seeking accountability and justice and again, you know, to them, it extends past the police department. it's more so efficient. >> phil jackson and kurt burkhalter. thank you both very much for joining us tonight. >> my pleasure. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> coming up, the winner of that special book award that i am inventing tonight, for the most scholarly book of the year written by a united states senator, will join us next, that author will join us next, tonight's mystery guests. did you know the source of odor in your home... ...could be all your soft surfaces? odors get trapped in your home's fabrics and resurface over time. febreze fabric refresher eliminates odors. its water-based formula safely penetrates fabrics where odors hide. spray it on your rugs, your curtains, your furniture, all over your home to make it part of your tidying up routine. febreze fabric refresher, for an all-over freshness you'll love. wh

all the stuff you did on the daily show and the time your opinion on lawen order and your name is tyroneial security number! i get the strong feeling it is about me! >> that seems like a you thing for you to sort of process, but the thing about that feeling that i think that maybe you should address within yourself, i think it's something that you should process and then take the feeling that you're feeling. >> stephen: yes, my valid feeling. >> and just shake it off, right. but that song is about you. ( ringing ) >> hold on, i have to get this. oh, it's stephen king. i have to go. hey, stephen! >> stephen: taylor swift, everybody! i knew it! i knew it! we'll be right back! ♪♪ ♪ ♪ sc johnson. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ comfort in the extreme. ♪ the lincoln family of luxury suvs. ♪ a little sunshine & big appetites walmart helps you bring it to the table for less bring the spring ♪ people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes bare waking upng to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill to lower blood sugar in

before anton in maryland, there was tyrone west's case.that case, the other potential cause was high temperatures. we heard in mr. flights case, dr. fowler tried to blame car exhaust. in anton's case, it was bipolar disorder. what we saw was a pattern of locating a causal connection between everything but the actual force and restraint used on black people. and for that reason, we joined the family, joined the community in calling for accountability and educating people about the complicity of other institutions in protecting and perpetuating police violence. amy: richard potter, are very close to anton black's family. what are they calling for now? and also in seeing him testify in defense of derek chauvin, though he was, to say the least, picked apart by the prosecution? >> one of the things that family is calling for his justice. we are looking for justicen our policies, in our state so th does not happen ever again to another black or brown family is what theamily is calling for. and because of the call to action at the family put out,

that the man fled the country before the attack on the the the town this plant happened on sunday tyrone blamed israel for the operation calling it an act of nuclear terrorism i said baik has more for us from tehran very early on iran blamed israel for this attack now as a reaction to that they began enriching to 60 percent now the head of the iranian atomic organization has said that they listen to 60 percent and they are doing about 9 grams per hour about the same time for the most heinous the day interesting to 20 percent which is way above what's a died in that 2015 nuclear deal which is 3.67 percent of all this is taking place while those negotiations are taking place in vienna huge numbers of people have rallied in chicago in support of a teenage latino boy who was shot dead by police this outraged 2 of the shooting of a young black american man by a police minneapolis during a traffic stop every single day every single day there's a mass shooting in the united states if you count all those who were killed out of the streets of our cities and our rural areas it's a national embarra

and that was a reminder from what they experienced even back in 2013, baltimore city, with tyrone west these families are seeking accountability and justice. again, to them, you know, it extends past the police department. it's more so a systemic issue. >> phillip jackson and kirk, thank you both very much for joining us tonight. >> my pleasure. >> thank you. >>> coming up. the winner of that special-book award that i am inventing tonight. for the most-scholarly book of the year, written by a united states senator. will join us, next. that author will join us, next. tonight's mystery guest. ery gue. like many people with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease, i was there. be right back. but my symptoms were keeping me from where i needed to be. ♪♪ so i talked to my doctor and learned humira is for people who have uc... ...or crohn's disease. and humira helps people achieve remission that can last, so you can experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, in

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tyrone clifford is one of our counselors in our program and a former participant in the prop program and he tells a story. he is one of the people senator weiner invited to testify in support of the bill yesterday. i am happy to stop there and answer any questions that you might have. >> thank you. you are on mute. thank you. you are on mute. >> can you talk about the gift cards. i am interested in the distinction between harm reduction versus the base. we are promoting in this budget abstinence base for residdyvism. i want your perspective and what you have seen on the ground. >> thank you for asking that. our goal is to help people achieve their outcomes that they want to achieve. we operate as a low threshold. people are welcome to come in on drugs, not on drugs. everyone is welcome. very low threshold and that is what we found effective. people need to be welcomed in, feel safe, comfortable. we have counselors available. people can start talking to a counselor whenever they would like, and when they decide they want to participate in prop they are welcome to participate. the appr

tyrone clifford is one of our counselors in our program and a former participant in the prop program and he tells a story. he is one of the people senator weiner invited to testify in support of the bill yesterday. i am happy to stop there and answer any questions that you might have. >> thank you. you are on mute. thank you. you are on mute. >> can you talk about the gift cards. i am interested in the distinction between harm reduction versus the base. we are promoting in this budget abstinence base for residdyvism. i want your perspective and what you have seen on the ground. >> thank you for asking that. our goal is to help people achieve their outcomes that they want to achieve. we operate as a low threshold. people are welcome to come in on drugs, not on drugs. everyone is welcome. very low threshold and that is what we found effective. people need to be welcomed in, feel safe, comfortable. we have counselors available. people can start talking to a counselor whenever they would like, and when they decide they want to participate in prop they are welcome to participate. the appr

tyrone clifford is one of our counselors in our program and a former participant in the prop program and he tells a story. he is one of the people senator weiner invited to testify in support of the bill yesterday. i am happy to stop there and answer any questions that you might have. >> thank you. you are on mute. thank you. you are on mute. >> can you talk about the gift cards. i am interested in the distinction between harm reduction versus the base. we are promoting in this budget abstinence base for residdyvism. i want your perspective and what you have seen on the ground. >> thank you for asking that. our goal is to help people achieve their outcomes that they want to achieve. we operate as a low threshold. people are welcome to come in on drugs, not on drugs. everyone is welcome. very low threshold and that is what we found effective. people need to be welcomed in, feel safe, comfortable. we have counselors available. people can start talking to a counselor whenever they would like, and when they decide they want to participate in prop they are welcome to participate. the appr

host: tyrone in new york giving us a call.ou can do so for the 20 minutes or so remaining in this segment. a facebook posting, not surprising when it comes to the republican opposition to the relief package and infrastructure bill. randy in michigan saying i've been a democrat my whole life, 63 years on earth. i was raised to try to fix what was wrong, not run and hide. shirley from maine. free, free, free. america has become lazy and they want democrat daddy to take care of them. they cannot think for themselves. also adding that our ancestors are turning in their graves. texts available at (202) 748-8003. catherine is up next, independent line, conway, new hampshire. caller: good morning. there are many political parties in the country and they are trying to deal with the issues we are confronting today. i think we should imagine what we would like 100 years in the future. this example is far out, but today, 3d printers can make meat products. may be also in the future there will be no farms, no ranchers, orchards, people wi

tyrone clifford is one of our counselors in our program and a former participant in the prop program and he tells a story. he is one of the people senator weiner invited to testify in support of the bill yesterday. i am happy to stop there and answer any questions that you might have. >> thank you. you are on mute. thank you. you are on mute. >> can you talk about the gift cards. i am interested in the distinction between harm reduction versus the base. we are promoting in this budget abstinence base for residdyvism. i want your perspective and what you have seen on the ground. >> thank you for asking that. our goal is to help people achieve their outcomes that they want to achieve. we operate as a low threshold. people are welcome to come in on drugs, not on drugs. everyone is welcome. very low threshold and that is what we found effective. people need to be welcomed in, feel safe, comfortable. we have counselors available. people can start talking to a counselor whenever they would like, and when they decide they want to participate in prop they are welcome to participate. the appr

an adolescence and i want to acknowledge the senior staff in the real estate team kimberly beal, tyrone navaro as well as our director. and i also want to acknowledge that we have two of our consulting team members here who've been helping us with market and leasing incentives advice and analysis. we have santino derose and we have debbie kern from kaiser marston. they're on the line in case there are questions that would benefit from their notes or their advice. i want to note from february 23rd, we've made some refinements and updates and i'll be highlighting those along with jay edwards and i'll be going a little bit quickly through the background information that you've seen previously just sort of as a primer and i'll try to focus on new information. so, with that introduction, it would be great to see the next slide. thank you. so we'll go through strategic plan alignment, background, the work ahead and why we've undertaken this portfolio management strategy action item. we'll go through the strategy and the requested action. next slide, please. in terms of our alignment with our

do you think tyrone cares about the square footage? do you think sheela cares about the square footage? i don't think so. just get this project approved and stop with the run around. thank you. >> clerk: go ahead, caller. >> hello. my name is amos gregory, and i'm the founder and director of the [inaudible] project. we sit about 25 feet from the church. we've been there ten years. we're a health and wellness organization, and we feel that currently the developer offering, you know, 22 units out of their 316 units, from 600 to 330 square feet was vocal and adequate for the community. [inaudible] in qi would replicate the overcrowding that many low-income families are currently experiencing across the tenderloin. the tenderloin also does not need a project that houses more than 600 people in that building. i'm looking at this design here, and this design here does not show any path forward for any folks that are transitioning out of houseless -- or being unhoused into a housing environment, so essentially, it's not really taking care of

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do you think tyrone cares about the square footage? do you think sheela cares about the square footage? i don't think so. just get this project approved and stop with the run around. thank you. >> clerk: go ahead, caller. >> hello. my name is amos gregory, and i'm the founder and director of the [inaudible] project. we sit about 25 feet from the church. we've been there ten years. we're a health and wellness organization, and we feel that currently the developer offering, you know, 22 units out of their 316 units, from 600 to 330 square feet was vocal and adequate for the community. [inaudible] in qi would replicate the overcrowding that many low-income families are currently experiencing across the tenderloin. the tenderloin also does not need a project that houses more than 600 people in that building. i'm looking at this design here, and this design here does not show any path forward for any folks that are transitioning out of houseless -- or being unhoused into a housing environment, so essentially, it's not really taking care of