it's final name, richard welch.at book lives inside the case that holds a new book which has doubled in size. every year, the cia holds a memorial set on -- ceremony for the families. >> now we are older guy, and we go there and see young kids who are bereaved. >> allowing us to be there and almost have a sort of catharsis moment among your family and the people who best understand and can best share it with you. >> a family whose sacrifice is forever carved in stone. ♪ geoff: it's a tasting menu at the highest possible level. a copenhagen restaurant has helped transform the world of fine dining with a focus on hyper local foods, prepared and presented with extraordinary care. now, it's co-owner and chef widens his view to exploring ingredients that have changed the globe. jeffrey brown reports for our arts and culture series "canvas ." >> everybody got pepper? >> yes. >> let's have a fantastic service. >> the fiery bite of chilly. pleasure in a cup of coffee. the raw wonder of sushi. but what is behind it all? food

its final name, richard welch. book lives inside the case that holds a new book, which is double in size. and every year, cia holds an annual memorial ceremony for the families. >> we all attended the ceremony in may. being there with the family, with the agency family. and you know, now we're, you know, older guy. and we go there and we see young kids who, who are bereaved . >> allowing us to be there and almost have a sort of catharsis grief moment [4.0] -- moment among sort of your family and the people who best understand and best share it with you. nick: a family whose sacrifice is forever carved in stone. for the pbs news hour, i'm nick schifrin, in langley, virginia. geoff: it's a tasting menu at the highest possible level: the copenhagen restaurant, "noma", has helped transform the world of fine dining with a focus on hyperlocal foods prepared and presented with extraordinary care. now its co-owner and chef widens his view to explore ingredients that have changed the globe. jeffrey brown reports for our art

i'm detective barry cherowitz, and with me is ralph welch. >> so, ralph welch tells detective barry cherowitztory how it happened and who all was there. >> so, police get ralph welch talking. and remember, he's a teenager talking to cops. and he spills it all. >> he told you the story about what? about how what happened? >> he told me how they did it. >> how they did what? >> killed gregg smart. >> ralph welch tells police about learning of three teenage boys who went to gregg smart's house that night with the intent to murder him. these are the three boys that welsh names in that interview. billy flynn, pete randall, and vance, aka j.r. lattime. it's startling because they're just high school kids. lattime supposedly waited in the getaway car. >> and so they went there, and they broke in the place. and they set it up to make it look like a burglary. and i guess the guy tried to run or something. they grabbed him, they threw his dog in the cellar. pete said he held the guy's head while bill shot him. >> the juveniles that were involved in the murder, beginning with billy flynn, all of them ha

joining us now is senator peter welch of vermont. it's great seeing you.ch for your time. when you look at the line of speakers this week at the dnc, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, nancy pelosi, senators from south and northeast, former first ladies, a former trump administration official. whaps the overarching message democrats have been sending so far? >> it's unity. unity and energy. one of the things that we owe president biden is that he has a unified democratic party. he made a courageous decision to step aside, even though he had thement nomination. it was based on his commitment to doing the right thing for the country. but it's been surprising how seamless the transition has been to vice president harris. but the basic reason that happened is because he, the president, has unified the party from joe manchin to bernie sanders. >> nancy pelosi was on the late show early this morning. she discussed the change in the democratic ticket. here's part of that conversation. >> many people think that you were one of the architects of that change. d

[laughter] >> kamala stole this idea and i want to call it out and tim welch will be dealing dollars.ughter] what you make of the weekend, left? >> i would go for the vegetable to price controls on vegetable? >> kamala harris word salads have gone up in price by 20% which is why she came out with price controls and the bread lines will be fun but you know it's annoying? gluten-free bread lines, can you imagine? the milk lines, so why, free range cow, oatmeal milk or whatever. they won't eat for a month. >> could you imagine the yelp reviews in this spoiled country? >> it would be longer. [laughter] >> soy lattes for everyone. it's great, america. >> the presidential candidates were the only ones making headlines this week with pp nominee j.d. vance getting called out after a photo surfaced of him wearing drag a party when he was going to college at yale. we don't have the rights of the photo but we can tell you after seeing him and dried, his poll numbers went up 60% and democrats. democrats love him now like called the dogs, can you dance at my kids first birthday party? where have y

and welch is in his. and so while watching and these other private soldiers here's what williams has to oh oh and this is the best part he writes this home in a letter to daughter which is also interesting. so he writes his daughter for the last few days our pickets completely fraternized, they have been exchanging papers, coffee, tobacco, the like. the next day i found them actually sitting together on the banks of a small stream. i was obliged stop fraternal intercourse. isn't it strange that men in mortal strife one hour are on affectionate terms? the next, and apparently fast strange the incidents of war and so alpheus williams observes this and has no idea these men could go from fighting to fraternizing and compartmentalize using their attitudes and feelings and and all of the emotions they tied up towards the enemy so quickly and honestly. 160 years after the after this conflict, we usually feel that way about soldier fraternization, too. and so let's talk a little bit broadly before we kind of get

chairman, i yield back. >> thank you, senator welch. we are going conclude this hearing and thank you all for coming today, you probably have your score card out there. you've met at least 20 members of the committee and have their own impression of questioning and approach and the like but the one thing i want to make clear as the chairman of the committee for the last 3 years is this was an extraordinary vote on an extraordinary issue a year ago we passed 5 bill unanimously in this committee, you heard all of the senators, every spot on the political spectrum was covered. every single senator voted unanimously in favor of the five pieces of legislation we've discussed today. it ought to tell everyone who hill andapitol washington a pretty stark message,sh we get it and we live it. as parents and grand parents, we know what our daughters and sons are going through. they cannot cope, they cannot handle this issue on their own. they are counting on us as much as they are counting on the industry to do the responsible thing and some belie

termini yelled back. >> think you said or welch. we're going to conclude this hearing freedom to thank you all for coming today. you probably have your scorecard out there you met at least 20 members of this committee have your own impressions of the questioning and the approach and the like. but the wedding i went to make clear is chairman of this committee for the last three years is this was an extraordinary vote off an extraordinary issue. we passed five bills unanimously in this committee. you heard all the senators every spot on the political spectrum was covered. every single senator voted unanimously in favor of the five pieces of legislation we discussed today. it ought to tell everyone who follows capitol hill in washington a pretty stark message. we got it and we live it. as parents and grandparents we know our daughters and sons are going through. they cannot cope paper they cannot handle this issue on their own. they're counting on us as much is the industry to do the responsible thing. some leave with impressions of ou

welch: ok. acting director rowe. ronald: on that, i think there was a sense of this guy standing out and why he came to the attention of local law enforcement. sen. welch: i get that. that's my point. he did stand out. ronald: correct. sen. welch: but nothing happened. there were alerts. ronald: there were alerts. sen. welch: you've got somebody suspicious, why didn't somebody go interact with the suspicious person right away? ronald: they were attempting to locate him. i can't answer that question as to why, if they took a picture of him and thought he was unusual, suspicious, not acting normal, why there wasn't -- and i think, again, there was probably an assumption on the part of that officer that took that picture that oh, some uniform or somebody will go eventually and walk up to this person. sen. welch: that is what seems like an operational failure, somebody else will do it. so is the responsibility of an officer to alert some other officer that they think somebody might be suspicious, or the first officer who

joining me now, peter welch. we -- it is great to have you on the show.n here for four days and they mentioned trump 175 times in the border like 30 times and inflation like 40 times. what is the deal with the imbalance of the issues people care about? >> the joy here is because we have a new nominee. president biden made a courageous decision to step aside. >> he was forced out. >> it was his decision. >> you are from vermont, you are smarter than that. >> however you want to characterize her, he made the decision and we had $100 million raised in a day and all the potential candidates endorsed kamala harris. there is an enormous amount of excitement. the rnc had -- now we have a fighting chance. >> trump spoke at the southern border and brought out patty and alex. their daughters were killed by illegal immigrants. let's listen. >> they found my daughter's body and when they found it, it has recently come out that she was brutally beaten,, she was 12, she had dreams to be famous. she wanted to be a famous actor. she was left with no clothing from the wai

david welch broke the story and joins us now.ou have written a lot about gm's big push into software and services. it seems like they are peeling that back a bit. >> the bigger picture is they are peeling back on a lot of these big technology bets. you have to go back a few years to their investor day presentation when they said they would double company revenue by 2030 with electric vehicles and autonomous vehicles and software related services. they didn't explain exactly what those were, nor did they give examples. with the electric chevy blazer, they had things that could find you charging and planet on your route. they have their own version of car play, sort of a competitor or replacement for it. this group developed stuff like that as well as a system that would control the car, breaking, battery management, all of it. what they said is they wanted to streamline the growth, so they could move faster. i have to think that with him delaying some of their electric vehicle production, canceling at least one ev, may be more, an

welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young.ote: the presid the clerk: senators voting in the affirmative -- durbin, ossoff, padilla, peters, reed, rosen, schatz, sinema, stabenow, tillis, and welch. senators voting in the negative -- barrasso, blackburn, cotton, cramer, daines, and hyde-smith. the clerk: ms. hirono, aye. the clerk: mr. johnson, no. ms. murkowski, aye. the clerk: mrs. britt, no. mr. warnock, aye. the clerk: ms. klobuchar, aye. the clerk: mr. blumenthal, aye. mr. whitehouse, aye. ms. ernst, no. mr. hickenlooper, aye. the clerk: mr. risch, no. the clerk: ms. collins, aye. mr. booker, aye. the clerk: mr. kaine, aye. the clerk: mr. coons, aye. mr. hawley, no. the clerk: ms. duckworth, aye. the clerk: mr. marshall, no. mr. casey, aye. mr. crapo, no. mr. tuberville, no. the clerk: ms. cantwell, aye. mr. rubio, no. the clerk: mr. cassidy, no. the clerk: mrs. capito, no. ms. warren, aye. mr. bennet, aye. is. vote: the clerk: mr. wicker, no. mr. rounds, aye. mr. king, aye. ms. butler, aye. mr. cardin, aye. mr. brown, aye

assistant state's attorneys ron welch and john lytle would present the case. be a lot of convoluted storytelling and evidence for the jurors to follow. you've got robberies going on, the homicide, the cell phone data, how you link all these people up. you're going to have multiple snitches, who are all going to be testifying, who all have their own issues. dennis murphy (voiceover): the grand jury sat for three months and heard more than 100 witnesses. in march 2016, it returned indictments against josh daniels and sirius underwood. at the request of authorities in ohio, the alaska state troopers located josh at his mother's home in wasilla. once ohio gave the green light to the troopers to move on their suspect, they did. the cuffs went on without incident. a bulked up josh was put in the back seat of a cruiser and driven downtown. dennis murphy (voiceover): detective michel confronted him. dennis murphy (voiceover): josh was shown a graphic crime scene photo of poor brandy. dennis murphy (voiceover): meanwhile, back in zanesville, police surrounded sirius un

her final show at wembley stadium was full of surprises including this moment when florence welch joinedk antonoff on stage for a mash-up of their song. swift will now take a two-month break before continuing her tour in the u.s. >>> jennifer lopez has filed for divorce from ben affleck after two years of marriage. court records indicate lopez filed the petition yesterday in los angeles superior court. it reportedly listed the date of separation as april 26th, 2024. they rekindled their romance 20 years after they were initially engaged. this would be affleck's second divorce and lopez's fourth. >>> top-ranked tennis player jannik sinner will not be suspended after twice testing positive in march for a banned substance. the international tennis integrity agency says the anabolic steroid entered his system unintentionally through a massage with his physiotherapist. he won the cincinnati open on monday and will be among the favorites at the u.s. open which starts in new york next week. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," james bond in motion inside a new museum exhibit featuring some of the o

it's bringing democratic vermont senator peter welch. good of you to be with us today. the first sitting senator to call for biden to drop out. are you fully comfortable and have a full understanding of who replaced him? as we pointed out, kamala harris has been rather thin on policy. back in 2019 when her policy record came under scrutiny, she quickly went from just about tied for first place to being tied for last. >> we are comfortable. two things. number one, there was an extraordinary outpouring and grassroots support for her once the president made his decision to step aside. $100 million in a single day, 150,000 volunteers stepped up. and all of those governors who are potential candidates endorsed her so that is an indication her starting out with support pure number to come on the policies, bottom line here, she has a record with president biden, and that is got will be debated but we are comfortable with it because what she is zeroing in on our economic issues, affordability issues for the middle class, and building that economy to strengthen the middle class.

welch: what -- sen. vance: what bothers me about him is not the positions he has taken. as a marine that served his country under uniform. when the u.s. marine corps asked me to go to iraq to serve my country i did it. i did it honorably and i am proud of my service. when tim walz was asked by his country to go to iraq he dropped out of the army and allowed his unit to go without him, a fact he has been criticized for aggressively by a lot of people he served with. i think it is shameful to prepare your unit to go to a rack, to make a promise you will follow through, then drop out right before you have to go. and i think it is dishonest. . if you get an opportunity to ask tim walz or kamala harris questions he made an interesting comment the kamala harris campaign put out there and i bet they are regretting it now because he was making a point about gun control. he said we shouldn't allow weapons that are used in war to be on american streets. i wonder, tim walz, when were you ever in war? what was the weapon you carried into war given you abandoned your unit right befor

sumi: jennifer welch, always great to have you with us. thank you so much. jennifer: thank you.na is also a topic of discussion of the pacific islands forum where leaders from 18 remote nations in the pacific ocean gather for an annual meeting. a deputy foreign minister from taiwan will attend this week's forum as the u.s. and china battle over influence in the region. at the center of the meeting was the issue of climate change. islands in the southwest pacific are facing rising sea levels, warming oceans and a rise in the sea's acidity because it is absorbing more carbon dioxide. the united nations secretary general attended the forum and warned about the risks of the changing climate, saying while the pacific islands are not a major contributor to the problem, they are most at risk. >> the world must look to the pacific and listen to science. this is a crazy situation. rising seas is a crisis entirely of humanities making. swelling to an almost unimaginable scale. if we save the pacific, we also save ourselves. the world must act and answer the sos for it is too late. sumi: i

. >> charles welch's ten year old granddaughter got stuck in a baby swing at this park at 16th and west streets on friday evening. there used to be two swings here. the oakland fire department had to use the jaws of life because the girl was smack dab, stuck legs, bottom and all. >> my granddaughter got caught in the seat and they had to come over here. when i got here they had cut they had cut the seats and stuff of those. >> a witness tells ktvu the girl was scared. >> the first one they tried to cut up, but it was so tight. the girl, she was screaming, she wasn't feel right. then they had to take the whole swing down. >> the girl was saved from the swing and she'll be okay. but in the aftermath of it all, firefighters realized their jaws of life worth about $15,000 was missing. >> somebody homeless probably came around here and picked it up and thought they could make some money off of it. >> this jaws of life weighs about 55 pounds. it's not the lightest thing in the world, but someone could have easily picked it up and walked away with it. the device belongs to the firefighters at

the passenger, 52 year old deanna welch, was cited and released in the south bay. >> police say a young boy was hit and killed by a vehicle while he was riding his scooter in san jose. >> it happened just after 4:00 pm at the busy intersection of lee and camden avenues. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters has more now from neighbors in the area. >> melanie rodriguez lives about half a block away from the intersection of lee and camden avenues in san jose, where police say a boy riding a scooter was struck by a vehicle and killed. rodriguez says she saw the driver talking with police and another boy who was with the victim, but wasn't injured. >> i seen the little boy laying in the street and then people, you know, some people were outside of their homes. little kids were over here and stuff. i guess that didn't know him but knew of him. and it was just sad. really sad. >> investigators were seen searching this silver pickup truck as other officers continued to collect evidence at the scene. san jose police have not released the boy's identity, age or any information about the driver

she brought out florence welch from florence and the machine to sing their duet florida, as well as producerwo of the national condition hello. i think it's going to feel more like autumn than august over the next couple of days, particularly across the northern half of the uk, where we're going to see some heavy bursts of rain wednesday turning very wet indeed and there will be some pretty strong winds. it's all because of this frontal system pushing in from the west, thickening up the cloud, bringing those outbreaks of rain from the word go across parts of northern ireland and western scotland, eastern scotland starting the day with a little bit of brightness. northern england, parts of north wales likely to cloud over a bit of patchy rain developing here. to the south of that, through the midlands down towards the south of england, it should stay largely dry with some spells of sunshine, but the winds will be picking up gusts of 50mph or more by the end of the day. across western parts of scotland, where the rain really will be hammering down through the afternoon. top temperatures 15 deg

it's unlikely to be robert welch. we say quite so unhappy about what's now has happened to europe, unit energy security, because fuel prices have sold, it made concerns over supplies being interrupted. and while the russian energy, john guys problem says it's committed to what's agreements key of those seem determined to throw a spiner in the what gas promise supply and russian gas for transit through ukraine in volume consumed by the cranial side through the sewage. a gas metering station, 42400000 cubic meters as of august, the 13th the application for this a here on the gas metering station was rejected. when you find decide to head over to rush, i'm taking some doors on the board or they just happen to pick the one place that creates a really big headache for their pals in europe. of all the places they could have chosen for their cross border incursion, they just had to make it right where to suit your gas pipelines station is located in the curse region which carries rushing gas across ukraine and into europe. t

she brought out florence welch from florence and the machine to sing their duet florida, as well as producerweather coming up in this forecast. it certainly is going to feel like autumn at times this week, but there will also be some sunshine. lots of blue sky around today, for example, but also some heavy, blustery showers — most of those out towards the north and the west, such as here in the lake district. now, that really sets the scene as we head through the rest of the week, with northwestern areas of the uk bearing the brunt of the worst of the weather, wettest and windiest here. but there will be some sunny spells. it's looking quite changeable at times, and you can just see that tight squeeze on the isobars out towards parts of western scotland earlier on today. strong gusty winds, a cold front going through, introducing fresher feeling conditions for tonight. so, the skies will clear, the winds will ease down a little. there'll still be a few showers around, but a largely dry start to the day tomorrow, and certainly a cooler one than we saw earlier on this morning. many of our temp

rebecca welch, the first woman to referee a premier league game, is retiring from officiating to takend in may took charge of the women's champions league final. there was a big upset in the league cup last night, with fourth tier afc wimbledon, knocking out premier league new boys ipswich town on penalties. their reward in the third round draw, is another home tie, against newcastle united. newcastle are targeting this competition, because they've not won a major trophy for almost 70 years and joe willock opened the scoring for them against nottingham forest afterjust 18 seconds at the city ground. but the hosts equalised to take the game to penalties and sean longstaff scored the winning spot kick, to set up that trip to wimbledon. a controversial late goal from west ham's jarrod bowen, earned them a 1—0 win over bouremouth. the england forward, appeared to use his arm to divert the ball, into the net. bournemouth leaving the london stadium feeling rather aggrieved with var not in use. the hammers travel to face the holders, liverpool in round three. this is the third round draw in

senator welch. >> thank you all for being here.what a wonderful mom you are. >> thank you. >> and grandmother, too. it's amazing how you find it deep in you to be able to be so supportive of your daughter and your grandchild. so, thank you so much. >> thank you, sir. took a lot of strength and courage to be here. >> it did. you've got a not of strength and a lot of courage. so thank you. and i just can only imagine what it means to your daughter to know the care you're taking for her and her child, so good for you. doctor, i'm wondering if you-- you were probably asked this already and don't repeat necessarily, but what are the specific things that should be done to care for women giving birth while incarcerated, that should be part of the routine and then address some of the resistance that is -- that's put in the way of treating folks who are going to be delivering the right way? >> thank you, senator. thank you, senator, for your question. the services and care that should be provided to incarcerated pregnant women should be equ

because you want to serve the city and we appreciate your service and i want to t all of the men and welchl as the command staff and the chief and tracie for the work on the police officer's association. we have come a long way. we alw mobile home to pause andeflec and appreciate how far we have come upon because what you are doing is■k m■aaking a world of difference and so i'm glad we have today toau and reflect on that. thank you all so mh and congratulations. [applause] skwoo thank you mayor ani now like to invite up or chief of police,lscott. rounds for the chief! [applause]. first before i beginlet me say thank you mayor breed, thank you. for resurrecting all of our commissioners and ele officials, trace and he more important low the officer who is were her honor today. today we hears of course to honr work and the, well is nothing like the good police work. the officer of the month ceremony is a wonderful opportunity for us to show our and express gratitude for the service that you all dodaily. the 6 officers and two sergeants they h the call of duty. rgla more armed robbery, here =

she brought out florence welch from florence and the machine to sing their duet florida, as well as producercross the northern half of the uk, where we're going to see some heavy bursts of rain. wednesday turning very wet indeed and there will be some pretty strong winds. it's all because of this frontal system pushing in from the west, thickening up the cloud, bringing those outbreaks of rain from the word go across parts of northern ireland and western scotland, eastern scotland starting the day with a little bit of brightness. northern england, parts of north wales likely to cloud over, a bit of patchy rain developing here. to the south of that, through the midlands down towards the south of england, it should stay largely dry with some spells of sunshine, but the winds will be picking up, gusts of 50mph or more by the end of the day. across western parts of scotland, where the rain really will be hammering down through the afternoon. top temperatures 15 degrees in glasgow, 22 degrees in london and then through wednesday night, well, the rainjust keeps on coming across that western side o

you know, previously about mccarthy and and the way that somebody like joseph welch became very famous for standing up to joe mccarthy in a public hearing. so it occurs. but not too often. in the summer of 1987, seven weeks of hearings, 500 witnesses, 1 million documents in a 690 page report. who are some of the significant others who testified? mr. townsend. well, you had a whole range of of operatives, people involved with this scandal, people like robert mcfarland, who had been the national security adviser, who was deeply involved in these orchestrated efforts to channel well, to go to the iranians to try to secure the release of hostages in exchange for the sale of these weapons systems. and then the money being channeled and used to support the contras. so mcfarland was a very, very important part of the of the the proceeding. fine. paul who was the assistant to oliver north who helped him destroy documents? she was, you know, a young woman who was nd of got lot of attention because she was she was attractive and the whole thing sort of played to the media's feeding frenzy on thi

sara welch has the story. >> you can see the large brush fire burning up the 2.15 freeway and marietta near myriad, a hot springs road for a time. a portion of the freeway near los alamos road was closed as firefighters fought the flames in extreme heat. you could see how close it came to homes behind this concrete wall. but thankfully, no homes burned. triple digit temperatures making it even more challenging for firefighters across the southland as another heat wave grips the region. excessive heat warnings remain in effect for the next several days. and that could spell danger for anyone working in these conditions, including firefighters beating back several fires across southern california. so far the nixon fire near tool valley road and richard nixon boulevard in riverside county has burned more than 5,000 acres since it started 6 days ago. 4 structures have burned more than 1700 others are threatened as fire crews cut containment lines around the blaze. the winds making the fight all the more challenging. firefighters in la county also responding to a fire in the sepulveda basin

. >> charles welch's ten year old granddaughter got stuck in a baby swing at this park at 16th and west streets on friday evening. there used to be two swings here. the oakland fire department had to use the jaws of life because the girl was smack dab, stuck legs, bottom and all. >> my granddaughter got caught in the seat and they had to come over here. when i got here they had cut they had cut the seats and stuff loose. >> a witness tells ktvu the girl was scared. >> first one, they tried to cut up but it was so tight. the girl, she was screaming, she wasn't felt right. then they had to take the whole swing down. >> the girl was saved from the swing and she'll be okay. but in the aftermath of it all, firefighters realized their jaws of life worth about $15,000 was missing. >> somebody homeless probably came around here and picked it up and thought they could make some money off of it. >> this jaws of life weighs about 55 pounds. it's not the lightest thing in the world, but someone could have easily picked it up and walked away with it. the device belongs to the firefighters at station

allowing people to go back home and here in the bay area, an evacuation warning and road closure near welch creek road in said no, that's been lifted. it was in place because of the creek fire that's burning east of fremont. and that fire is 90% contained. and the smoke from these fires. boy, it's contributing to some poor air quality here in the bay area because of that. and air quality advisory is being extended through the day in the region. air quality officials tell us that hazy skies may be visible and people actually smell that smoke and higher elevations. kron four's meteorologist kyla grogan is here with details on that a key. and, you know, we're fortunate once again that we are kind of holding steady with our air quality today. not a lot of that kind of mixing down into the surface, even though you might see a little bit of haze out there. >> as we take a look at the map, you can see, you know, majority of green dots today. that means good air quality. so again, sometimes that comes in, but it doesn't mix down. and when that happens, we still have pretty decent air quality at the

within the bounds of what was legal and first amendment versus military, and we threaded the need quite welch and so -- quite well. eventually, they said, well, you can publish this book, you can continue to have this book or take it off the market, but you have to gett it out of the military if you don't take it down. was, like, fine, i'll get off the military. the here's your honorable discharge, inl wasn't planning o tony reenlist anyway because the court-martial had put y a black mark on 40 people's to career that were involved in that. guy richen that woulder, the congressman from pennsylvania, was our jag. so i got out, honorable discharge. i start going on fox news, they took america started going on news mafntle early on we had one show on the network. it was actually quite fun. and the military came back two months later, hey, we're taking awayr your honorable discharge. and i was, like, why? if i don't think you can do that. like, you have to have a court-martial or a hearing or something like that. so we sued them, and guy richen that woulder, again, was my attorney. hebo wrote the

. >> charles welch's ten year old granddaughter got stuck in a baby swing at this park at 16th and west on friday evening. there used to be two swings here. the oakland fire department had to use the jaws of life because the girl was smack dab, stuck legs, bottom and all. >> my granddaughter got caught in the seat and they had to come over here. when i got here they had cuthe

i don't think so because i'm afraid them to seek blonder so how long does is all that malloc, not welch on, maybe i need to search these helmets and everything. but look, was a swimming pool not always the best thing two giant pandas made their first official public appearance at the san diego zoo on thursday, the pair of first-round pandas to enter the u.s in more than 20 years as part of china's panda diplomacy program crowds lined up for a chance to see the pair on this opening day and the state's governor declared thursday to beat california panda day so what's a teacher in california supposed to do when a bear began to roam around her school while this is what she saw when she opened the door to her classroom. >> would you believe since her name is elaine summer when she might have had extra reason to worry, it's not clear how the beast actually.in seems pretty friendly, but salman said, the intruder charge towards her, so she quickly lock the door. if finally round back to the mountains after she cold in her husband to help shore enough, the bear found snacks that had been hidden

. >> charles welch's ten year old granddaughter got stuck in a baby swing at this park at 16th and west streets on friday evening. there used to be two swings here. the oakland fire department had to use the jaws of life because the girl was smack dab, stuck legs, bottom and all. >> my granddaughter got caught in the seat and they had to come over here. when i got here they had cut they had cut the seats and stuff loose. >> a witness tells ktvu the girl was scared. >> first one they tried to cut up but it was so tight. the girl she was screaming, she wasn't felt right. then they had to take the whole swing down. >> the girl was saved from the swing and she'll be okay. but in the aftermath of it all, firefighters realized their jaws of life worth about $15,000 was missing. >> somebody homeless probably came around here and picked it up and thought they could make some money off of it. >> this jaws of life weighs about 55 pounds. it's not the lightest thing in the world, but someone could have easily picked it up and walked away with it. the device belongs to the firefighters at station o

price of the actual ticket now than it used bart welch is co-founder of points yet dot com, a travel search engine that helps you redeem your points in ways you might not think so you can basically 20 different airline loyalty program. 6 big programs. >> in 5 online travel agencies, all in one so make sure like the heck of a lot. easier course. features are free. you can pay to access more alerts or surge across more days. really the purpose of points that are on us to consolidate all these bits and pieces of information that are all over the internet into one spot point dot me offers a similar award, a search, but you have to pay for real-time results. other tools that can help points path is a browser extension. that displays the points equivalent next to the cash price. when you're searching on google flights, it has support for various airlines, including united american delta, jetblue and alaska. there's even a narrow that let you know whether points for cash is a better value. the points guy has a similar tool called awards versus cash calculator, select a loyalty program put i

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price of the actual ticket now than it used bart welch is co-founder of points yet dot com, a travel search engine that helps you redeem your points in ways you might not think so you can basically 20 different airline loyalty program. 6 big programs. >> in 5 online travel agencies, all in one so make sure like the heck of a lot. easier course. features are free. you can pay to access more alerts or surge across more days. really the purpose of points that are on us to consolidate all these bits and pieces of information that are all over the internet into one spot point dot me offers a similar award, a search, but you have to pay for real-time results. other tools that can help b pwser extension. that displays the points equivalent next to the cash price. when you're searching on google flights, it has support for various airlines, including united american delta, jetblue and alaska. there's even a narrow that let you know whether points for cash is a better value. the points guy has a similar tool called awards versus cash calculator, select a loyalty program put in the number of p

. >> you feel so bad you'd have welch runner works a tragic story out of new jersey in nhl star and hisrother were hit and killed by a drunk driver just hours before their sister's wedding how they're being remembered by fans and other players. >> new this morning, more evidence that trump's federal election subversion trial will not go to trial before the election. the late night legal filings sparking new questions over the next steps in the case. >> one of two physicians charged in connection with actor matthew perry's death was in court friday the details he's told the judge about his role in perry's death and football is back and with it some big changes to how both nfl and college games are played this season. we're going to break it all down this morning on cnn this morning we begin on the campaign trail where reproductive health rights are taking center stage once again on friday, kamala harris slammed donald trump for saying he will vote no on an amendment to florida's abortion law. the amendment is on the ballot this november. and if enough, florida voters vote, know that woul

this is, jack welch, java electric style capitalism. .. make less money making and selling a washing machine to you than i do lending to the money to buy the washing machine. so that is when he stole the productive aspects and turned ge into a financial services company because the abstraction makes more money than the actual work. it worked well until 2008 when the financial crisis happened and they had productive assets. that is the tendency. you are right, that is the tendency of capitalism which is why it works great to a point. it works great for colonial empires if you are not looking at what people is being enslaved and what land is being taken away and it still can work. there is more balance forms of capitalism that we could use. when i tell that story about the real -- grill to people, -- drill, what if we borrow from each other peer what if we have a couple lawnmowers and share. is that much less production and you have to earn as much money. someone variable gets up at the end and says what about the lawnmower company, what abo