kyle wilson: its content tends to be extremist.ce of identifying people who disagree with it as "enemies." it makit calls them of identi"enemies of russia."agree sean: wilson had written about boikov's pro-russian influence activities in australia, infuriating boikov. simeon: [speaking foreign language] sean: the next edition of "russian frontier" branded wilson's article "racist" and called him an "anti-russian conspiracy theorist." in a video posted to social media, boikov joked about a meme he'd published of putin with the line, "funny guy, i kill you last," next to a photo of wilson. simeon: "funny guy, i kill you last." ha-ha-ha-ha. [speaking foreign language] kyle: the abuse, the vituperation, the questioning of my motives, the impugning ofy integrity by implying that i had been commissioned to write the article and had been paid by someone, well, these are familiar tactics. as you know, protestors in russia, who are sometimes set upon by cossacks with their whips-- simeon: i'm not going to tolerate people like kyle wilson ba

the county board of supervisors also passed a resolution naming march 8th 2023 tyrell wilson today. lights or forgiveness? >> all i can be judge owner. no, i do not forgive him, for is spiritual spiritually. yes, i do. marvin wilson lives in texas now but says he plans on returning to danville every year that he is able. >> to remember his son on his birthday and the day he passed in denville fleet of all kron. 4 news. >> coming up, governor gavin newsom is speaking out about the collapse of silicon valley bank. we hear his reaction. plus the latest on cleanup efforts in san bernardino after the winter storm left residents trapped in their homes and a space for science crafted in the peninsula today for the annual pie fest. stem fair? we'll take a closer look after the break. >> on the the limo foundation building in redwood city transformed into a space for science today. the pacific islanders encouraging fun engineering, science and technology or pie fest held its second annual stem fair. the event offered hands-on experiments with different stations where attendees can explore an

." >>> owen wilson is a well known actor and oscar-nominated screenwriter.te his accolades, he tells our ben mankiwicz he still can't believe his good to fortune. >> when it rains, it's exciting. >> i love it. >> reporter: another day at the museum with owen wilson. >> this reminds me of that app where it matches you to an old classic, like really? that's the likeness for me? >> reporter: it isn't, but it looks like his character in his new film the latest for an actor who can't quite believe he is a movie star. >> i definitely consider myself lucky, making a living doing something creative. >> reporter: owen wilson later on sun. >>> for 50 years our afternoons have been filled with those who are young and restless. mo rocca celebrates the long running cbs soap in a way that only he can. >> reporter: after 50 years of marriages, melees, and melodrama, "the young and the restless" stands, a grand damme of television drama a. aren't most of the shows we are streaming soaps? isn't "yellowstone" a soap? i understand they are not like doing that dramatic look int

wilson lives on texas now have made the trip back to the bay area. remember his son and he describes as appreciates the support from the community. >> we showed up to pray for tyrells. this is something plan on >> as long as gives me breath used to be able to all wall. >> i will be here every year his birthday and well for his birthday and im emirates when he was unnecessarily gunned down, tyrell was holding a knife that day while experiencing a mental health crisis. former danville police officer andrew hall shot and killed him. >> last year hall was sentenced to 6 years in state prison for the 2018 shooting death of 33 year-old laudemer arboleda the contra costa county district attorney's office chose not to file charges against paul and wilson's case. but last march, the county did settle a 4.5 million dollar wrongful death civil lawsuit with the wilson family. terrell was a caring young man and >> and he just had that. more about him. that is you met you talked to him. i mean, you would fall in love with him this year. the county board of supervi

from the wilson center this is an hour. greetings to those gathered at the wilson center celebrate the important work the presence initiative and the challenge accounting. by partners local leaders and measuring results we have been able to successfully enhance democracy and save lives. two decades later the results are clear. has saved more than 25 million lives. today africa is a story of hope and growth and healthier populations lead to more stable and prosperous societies. these programs have proven foreign aid works best with my partner with capable leaders who are committed to delivering results. we were made invested in these missions for the rest of our lives. we are a counting on your continued partnership. thanks too everyone who works with the wilson center for your important work. may god bless you. >> thank you, mr. president. hello and welcome everyone to the wilson center we are congressionally chartered, scholarship driven, and fiercely nonpartisan independent part i am ambassador mark green the center presi

>> greeting to those gathered at the wilson center. the president initiative and the millennium challenge account. my partner that i partnered with local leaders and measure the results. we have been able to enhance democracies and save lives. the results are clear, save more than 25 million lives. today, a story of hope and growth and proven that healthier populations lead to more stable and prosperous societies. these programs prove that foreign aid works best when we are with capable leaders who are committed to deliver results. laura and i will remain invested in these missions for the rest of our lives. we are counting on your continued partnership. thanks for everyone who works at the wilson center for your important work. may god bless you. >> thank you, mr. president. hello and welcome everyone to the wilson center where we are congressionally chartered, scholarship driven and fiercely nonpartisan and independent. i am ambassador mark green, president and ceo. i have been blessed to stake purpose driven in all that i do. in con

liam wilson made the most out of — try for wales.the most out of not very _ try for wales. liam wilson made the most out of not very much. - try for wales. liam wilson made the most out of not very much. sheer i most out of not very much. sheer strength of will seeing him passed five defenders, forcing wales further ahead. their first five defenders, forcing wales further ahead. theirfirst win in over a decade at home, sebastien offered some roman redemption, but there was a clear gap between these two teams. 0n there was a clear gap between these two teams. on his first start in years, rees picked out for a bonus point try. game over? not quite. and the last ten minutes would keep wales on their toes, but the final pass evaded italian fingertips. 29-17 pass evaded italian fingertips. 29—17 might not be a giant step for wales, but it is a good spring forward. ben croucher, bbc news. so relief for wales, and head coach warren gatland — who says the win can be attributed to fewer distractions behind the scenes. the team have been deali

that is the role of the wilson center. and helping sustain a bipartisan -- and helping sustain a bipartisan consensus. yvette was in part built -- that was in part to build in this century during the bush administration. it was picked up effectively by the obama administration. which had a number of people, including yourself dedicated to the maintenance of a bipartisan consensus. for the role of the united states. one of those things that you and all of us need to remind our policymakers is that, the effectiveness of even just modest measures by the united states. modest measures. promoting the well-being of the rest of the world and ensuring our own national security. gary mentioned that foreign assistance will likely come under -- the next round of budget discussions. we were discussing before that when we took a poll and ask people, how much of the budget for foreign assistance. the average american will tell you it is about 45%. george w. bush doubled real farm experience and the particles to one of federal spending 1

wilson: thank you, mr. speaker. as revealed by the "wall street journal" on march 10, quote the pentagon's budget request seems large but the figures only a 3.2% increase with inflation as 6% it means a decline in buying power. compare the growth to the double-digit increases for domestic accounts. 19% for the environmental protection agency. 13.6 for both education and energy departments. 11.5 for health and human services. defense in 2022 was only 3% of g.d.p. down from 6% during the cold war. even though americans challenges today are more numerous. mr. biden's largest failure is promising his budget will keep america safe instead of leveling about the threats. end of quote. we have -- should have a return of bipartisan support for defending american families. in conclusion, god bless our troops who successfully protected america for 20 years as the global war on terrorism continues moving from afghanistan to the safe haven of america. thank you, prime minister of japan, for the courage to visit kyiv, ukraine, th

wilson lives on texas.preciates the support from the community. >> we showed up to pray for tyrells. this is something plan on >> as long as gives me breath used be able to all wall. i will be here every year his birthday and. >> well for his birthday and im emirates when he was >> unnecessarily gunned down. tyrell was holding a knife that day while experiencing a mental health crisis. former danville police officer andrew hall shot and killed him last year. hall was sentenced to 6 years in state prison for the 2018 shooting death of 33 year-old laudemer arboleda the contra costa county district attorney's office chose not to file charges against paul and wilson's case. but last march, the county did settle a 4.5 million dollar wrongful death civil lawsuit with the wilson family. terrell was a caring young man and and he just had that. more about him. >> that if you met you talked to him. i mean, you would fall in love with him this year. the county board of supervisors passed a resolution naming 3/8/2023 t

. >> marvin wilson misses his son tyrell.turned 35 years old this week, saturday marks the two-year anniversary of the day. tyrell was shot and killed by danville police officer andrew hall. the shooting happened at a park and ride near the 6.80 on ramp. and that's where wilson's father, and community afternoon to 35 into the felt threatened. he just he didn't run. just tried to walk away from it >> former officer hall when let him walk away. wilson lives on texas now have made the trip back to the bay area. remember his son and he describes as appreciates the support from the community. >> we showed up to pray for tyrells. this is something plan on >> as long as god gives me breath used be able to all wall. i will be here every year his birthday and well for his birthday and im emirates when he was unnecessarily gunned down, tyrell was holding a knife that day while experiencing a mental health crisis. former danville police officer andrew hall shot and killed him. >> last year hall was sentenced to 6 years in state prison f

owen wilson and director guillermo del toro. have a great night. ♪ >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, guillermo at the oscars. owen wilson, and academy award winner guillermo del toro with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! ♪ very nice.welcome.- i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us on i might be a little slow. this is probably the most hung over day of the year in hollywood. oscar monday. last night i hosted the oscars right across the street. [ cheering ] i was fishing, i'll admit it. it's weird to see an audience not in tuxedos and gowns. it's gross, actually, disgusting. you look terrible. it's an interesting setup at the oscars. everyone's crowded together in, basically an abandoned shopping mall. they clear out the mall over there, and everyone is there wearing donated clothes. most of them haven't eaten in days. it's like a very upscale hurricane shelter. but what a night. no slaps, no mixed-up envelopes, no matt damon. it was absolutely p

>> the wilson center celebrate the important work of the pet farm and the president's malaria initiative and the tragic account. partner with local leaders and many of the results we've been able to successfully enhance democracies and save lives. they're more stable and prosperous and these programs are having us partner with leader who is are committed to delivering results. we'll remain invested in the missions for the rest of our lives and we're counting on your continued partnership. thanks to everyone who works for the wilson center for your important work, may god bless you. >> thank you, mr. president. welcome, everyone, to the wilson center where we're congressionally chartered and professionally driven and fiercely nonpartisan and independent. i'm ambassador mark green and president and ceo. ambassador with the initiatives in that past action and enlisting lives and building communities. usid administrator i have the opportunity to helpfully strengthen and broaden these programs. now here at the wilson center, i want to analyze them for the rare retreat andic chance to her dire

joe wilson, bbc news. heritage. it was burnley who scored here. joe wilson, bbc news.xtended their lead at the top of the premier league to five points after beating everton 4—0. the gunners got off to a slow start with the visitors frustrating them until the 40th minute when bukayo saka finally broke the deadlock at emirates stadium. gabriel martinelli struck twice along with captain martin 0degaard. everton remain in the relegation place. in the night's other match liverpool beat wolves 2—0 to move up to sixth. in the scottish women's premier league — glasgow city stay three points clear at the top of the table after a 3—0 win against motherwell. davidson with the pick of the goals. former cricketer azeem rafiq spoke today in central london at a disciplinary hearing two and a half years after he first made claims of racism at yorkshire, later calling english cricket institutionally racist. today evidence was given surrounding members of staff allegedly using racist slurs. matt graveling has more. it's been a damning day after hearing racist abuse aimed at the former

wilson and ms.gordon to talk about the solutions and is another agency or say or something else you would look at estate solution? >> let me start and i will diverted to sue. let me give an example of what i think part of the problem is. particularly in military intelligence. we have expert to look at what is the next change there might be in our radar system an icbm or an aircraft or something but what we are not doing is spending the horizon across all scientific mains and then going into it as is something of interest is where some areas where they do some scientific and technical intelligence analysis but i think it probably needs to be structured differently. we don't need to claim we have experts on everything because if you divide scientific and technical expertise down toward granule finest from an academic point of view there are 100,000 subcategories and what what you needed assistance to do the early stand and then pulled together nations experts to do a deep dive into that area. the path

. >> marvin wilson misses his son tyrell. who would have turned 35 years old this week, saturday marks the two-year anniversary of the day. tyrell was shot and killed by former danville police officer andrew hall. the shooting happened at a park and ride near the 6.80 on ramp. and that's where wilson's father friends for g and community activist afternoon to 35 into the felt threatened. he just he didn't run. just tried to walk away from it >> former officer hall when let him walk away. wilson lives on texas now have made the trip back to the bay area. remember his son? he describes as appreciates the support from the community. >> we showed up to pray for tyrells. this is something plan on >> as long as god gives me breath used to be able to all wall. i will be here every year his birthday and well for his birthday and im emirates when he was unnecessarily gunned down, tyrell was holding a knife that day while experiencing a mental health crisis. former danville police officer andrew hall shot and killed him. >> last year ha

in some cases i i did the right time. >> wilson says that the wicked winter has been challenging. fortunately, the snow came while the grapes were dormant. but the rains of uprooted trees and blocked access routes to care for the vineyards wilson has despite the harsh conditions, the downpours are welcome. compared to several years of drought. >> very beneficial ways such as as a lane, an office and a wilson says that while the upcoming frost could make for some long hours of work. >> it comes with the territory. >> every phase of the season brings with the highest per guy work. the highest per guy. i checked has. just get chance. just just to you know, whether it's wave day. frost it's just become territory. >> terry says stasio kron. 4 news. well, happening tonight, a warming shelter will be open allay for people trying to the c ld. it's going to be located at the norman seeking center on magazine street. it opens morning. the shelter will reopen on saturday night. the city is offering free rides to the shelter through so trends and they say they're going to let the bus driver n

wilson. >> thank you, mr. chairman and i'd like our full statement be included for the record. i wanted to highlight four points and then get to people's questions massive amounts of day to many more users forward and that challenge i'm not sure we've met yet in thinking about what the implications are there for how we develop our intention officers and how we develop our systems of collection targeting and dissemination analysis. second, china is the most important strategic competitor we face, not only militarily but also economically and we've respected technology. as a nation, we are not educating enough people in science, technology, engineering and mathematics to meet the threat. i don't just mean the national security threat. this is different for us. it's different from where we were in another cold way in the massive nuclear power that was economically far interior to the united states and we have to -- inferior and the responsibility to do that doesn't rest with the federal governme

wilson. i recall being with you when you were the secretary of the air force calling members to the pentagon to give them a briefing concerning the threats of china and space. on a very significant scale, reports are coming out daily as to the use of these balloons -- transitioning from a threat that china is building out. they are building out this low hard to detect craft that also does intelligence -- >> i expect that our intelligence agencies in the military will be doing technical assessments not only of what they were seeking to collect, but also of the wreckage now that it is being collected. but i actually think there are some things i find confusing and also i think probably this community should build into. the chinese have over 700 satellites on orbit. half of them are about intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance satellites. what were they thinking? what were they seeking to collect that they couldn't? and who approve this, and why? what did they intend, and did they predict

i was kind of wondering when you were talking to mike wilson, no argument against ike wilson.say you got something out of the fed or is it fair to send out a note that said he told us what we already knew. tom: this is really important. mike is busting my chops because he knows it is a third rail issue for me. for global wall street folks no news is news. i cannot emphasize that enough. when there is no earthsea -- there is no earthshaking news that is news within the continuum of moving forward. i do not want to turn this question into a fancy economic is rotation. so much of this is based on a theory of what we will do post-pandemic with inflation. and in this theory there are optimists like olivia who say we will work this out and get down to a regime that represents what we used to know. there is another group like ken rogoff of harvard that says maybe we will sit at a higher level. as the fed thinking about that? mike m.: the fed is definitely thinking about what comes next and the timing of when it is is up in the air. do we go back to an old normal or a new normal? what

erin wilson joins us live from chase. or and i guess some people would argue whether russell westbrook would help or hurt. >> and you know grant? we'll get to that in just second. a mask and stats for you on russell wilson. that thing is it could be the 4th straight home win for the warriors, which they're pushing for. a could also be the 4th straight for those know, looking really good for us, which, of course, in bob russell westbrook, who they've not won since i picked him up. now, the thing about tonight in the clippers, as you just mentioned, and the warriors say that the warriors won at home, which they've done well, the clippers didn't get the best of the warriors when they were at home down in so tonight, the warriors support they're trying to make an infant is in putting on getting game. and the thing about it, you mentioned about why later he didn't play along with george when they did get the better of the warriors tonight, it's going to be the same type of situation. so the warriors going to have to find a way

that's when he convinced chris wilson to send the $792,000 of fees for him. that only lasted two months. then he is running out of money again. you have heard in the boat case, that mark tinsley was seeking to get a large personal recovery from alex murdaugh of $10 million, because he thought, as many people did, that he was wealthy and had a lot of money. when they said he didn't, he filed a motion to compel. you have heard testimony about whether or not that had been granted. it doesn't change the fact that's what mark tinsley was seeking to do. that boat case hearing had been scheduled for june 10th. in may of 2021, as we move into june, that's when alex's paralegal got the expense check for the ferris case but not the fee check and tried to raise that to alex and couldn't get a straight answer, tried to raise it to chris wilson and couldn't get a straight answer. so it goes to gene and gene goes to the partners. they can't get an answer about that either. they want an answer to that. they are worried because alex has been talking about structuring fees. t

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as he says to wilson. we can use our resources to justice all around.so what's so striking about hoover's attitude toward bolshevism at this time is it doesn't fit the template. the caricature of hoover that we see later. we see a very nuanced analysis of the reasons for the success bolshevism in both russia, hungary and a cautious counsel as to how us should respond. so in a letter to wilson shortly after this revolution, hungary in march 19, hoover declared that it cannot be denied that the swing of the social pendulum from the tyranny of the extreme right to the tyranny of the extreme left, is based on a foundation of real social grievances. this was in keeping with his broader perspective. when the revolution of 17 broke out and the last government fell, he regarded as an event of great spiritual importance. and even after lenin seized power, he continued to hope that russian laborers might expand possession of property. as we've already heard. he had been staunchly opposed to any military intervention in russia itself, and he says wilson at this ti

and east bay remembering tyrell wilson on this day 2 years ago. the 33 year-old man was gunned down by a formal danville police officer who has since been in prison for the shooting death of another man back in 2018 kron four's. philippe joel reports from danville where the community memorialized wilson. >> 35 believe symbolizing how old tyrone be today released into sky anniversary of the day. he 2 years ago and 3 days after his birth. terrell was a caring young man and >> and he just had that. more about him. that is you met you talked to him. i mean, you would fall in love with him on saturday. wilson's father, marvin clergy, community members and activists touched by tiros story and ultimate death. >> the park and ride in danville where he was shot and killed near 6 ad. they shared memories of him and circled for prayer. he was like a general, and >> and i think, you know, if he could help you, he would be the one to help you and he then walked towards trouble. he tried to stay away from tyrell, was holding a knife that day while experiencing

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io institute at wilson center in washington, d.c. on the kidnapping and killing of americans who crossed into mexico from brownsville, texas last week. what is your understanding of what happened, what we know at this point? guest: good morning. thanks for the invitation. i think it is obviously tragic, what we understand is four or five people from the carolinas drove to brownsville and crossed out of matamoros for one of them to have a medical procedure. our understanding is there was perhaps confusion between rival cartels, that this was a wrong place, wrong time and the u.s. and mexican authorities collaborated quickly to rescue the two hostages. unfortunately, not before the other two had been killed. i think it shows the u.s. and mexico can, when they cooperate, can act quickly to bring people to justice. they were arrested. one person in mexico, apparently a person who was guarding them. now, they are looking for others. this is presumably not just a one person operation. host: tell our viewers about this part of mexico and ca

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wilson went out to games after his stroke. the -- wilson would arrange for the former presio go to griffith stadium. it would be limousines, they would be invited and through the stadium. entrance to the the limousine would be parked there during the entire game. the story goes that they washington coach, a famous baseball entertainer was delegated to protect the wilson limo against eddie fallible, so he was in the right field, and he said, he would sometimes embellish stories. he had long conversations with woodrow wilson. this is after he had suffered a stroke. >> the best seat in the house. >> going back to president nixon, we have videos. this is from 1987, but at the time, the former president stopped by a new york mets post game program to talk about his love of baseball. the host was a former player. let's watch. >> when you are in the white house, did you get excited about this. >> yes. i did throughout the first ball. this is nixon life again, and our daughters did, and many times, we went to griffith stadium, and you

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erin wilson has the nail-biting and crazy conclusion. a march madness classic. washing down some be done. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, tonight was the first and last time this season at ucla and gonzaga made up some exciting matchups tonight in the men's we 16 battles. but this matchup came down to the final seconds in deep, deep threes. a little flashback. i know for the bruins to the 2021 for final 4 matchup. and i know it stings just as much this season. let's talk about it. classic west coach matchup in the sweet 16 mark few in his 3rd ranked gonzaga team and they cronin second ranked ucla ucla teams coast game until about 6 minutes left in the they down 2 year. but jamie, to quit with the steal and a breakaway eurostep laying there. >> all part of a 13 to 2 run and they gave the bruins a 46 to 33 halftime lead. but then drew timmy, bring the zags bet a little later with that. but you just south 65 to 61 at that point back come, the bureau is down. 75 73. look at this shot. just 13 seconds left when he made we thought of stairs of the game was won with

wilson junior had been in custody since august after a vandalism arrest. he was later declared incompetent to stand trial. you never as a parent wants to bury your child. the former third-round pick from stanford played several seasons for the detroit lions before suffering a career-ending injury in 2008. >> he is the son of former cincinnati bengals running back. stanley wilson, senior senior believes the toll from playing professional football change to sun slowly over time. started to show signs of, you know. >> depression and anxiety in a just a lot of classic things that symptoms of cte. >> chronic traumatic encephalopathy or cte is commonly found in people who play contact sports like football, leading to emotional cognitive and behavioral issues. even though >> the mental illness. but he still believed that he. time to turn his life around. >> that was pedro rivera reporting tonight, a man in vancouver mistakenly drove off with somebody else's tesla by using the tesla app on his phone. the driver says he thought he was getting into his own car, whic

if wilson had come to me. with the accusation he made in his letter to sirica and it is an appeal to the court of appeals. i would have felt obliged to call george and his staff in and i would have squarely whether or not there were communications. i don't think they would have lied to me if. they had told me the truth. and i suspect the truth is much more extensive than. jeff's documents reflect. if they had told me the. i would have insisted that the motion be filed by the justice department department, not the special prosecutor. moving to recuse sirica. i wouldn't have had the nerve to fire jaworski because as you all those of you old enough to remember that have been another saturday night massacre and i couldn't have away with that although i would have thought about it. but i have certainly just as a motion to recuse sirica and that would have. caused a some kind of hearing. a path not taken by john wilson. it would have caused the presumably presumably judge silberman petition from the doj would have s

and even if you think, as i do my opinion, just is that woodrow wilson was largely a disaster. whose legacy has been a disaster, and that franklin roosevelt did almost everything wrong. we still esteem those great presidents because were on the scene for all of this and to the great. they think they mastered them or we got it. we rank them very highly. and it is, i think, the wrong way to go about it. the point coolidge had the misfortune from the conventional point of view of governing during times, although even that's not quite. you know what i think john cochrane in the last panel made a very good point about how coolidge get in the way. there could be five or ten or 100 good books written about how and especially regulators will see some favorable happening and then try to get in front of the parade and just screw it all up. i'll just give you a couple of examples from some of you young people in the audience and some an old guy. you know, we could have had cell at least 15 years earlier than we got them. but hidebound federal government regulation that prevented the marke

the reported profits after -- were delighted to be joined by nigel wilson.ll get to earnings in just a second but were in the midst of a turmoil that's been dealt with with a heavy hand, a good hand and a swift hand over the weekend. nigel: we don't worry about something systemic. hsbc stepped up, the government and bank of england all worked in a collaborative way to deliver with the u.k. recognizing it's as much about signaling as anything else. signaling a positive message to markets. tom: yet investors are still anxious. nigel: the fact the yield curve keeps moving around so much and interest rates have risen so much so quickly is having all sorts of unintended consequences. inflations been nearly brought down by supply-side impacts particular around energy costs. the labor market is poignant. consumers are still spending in the u.k. in the u.s.. is a huge stock of savings they carry forward from covid. so this tons of unusual dynamics for economists and everybody to understand. pretty much everybody's got their forecast wrong by little bit. we are in un

he calls chris wilson, he calls john marvin. chris wilson calls him back. he's on the phone the entire way. does he say to any of them, hey, i can't get maggie on the phone? say anything like that? very short. he doesn't talk about much. then we get down here. a 131 second call. that is over at 9:22:45. that's when we see the vehicle go into park. that's when we have the arrival at alameda as well. you heard from defense witnesses that people would park around back right there. okay. it's also though near these structures. there's the line right there. what do we see? we have 195 steps taken. we have him calling the house two minutes later. and then from there, we have at 9:31 and 9:32, we have system startup on the suburban. which you heard from the experts could be from having that remote key in your pocket and walking near the car. 9:22 to 9:32 is the steps and 9:31 you have two system startups. what did you hear from shelly? that he called but it's still took a number of minutes before he came in. that's about six minutes there. meanwhile what is he so

compared to several years of drought. >> very beneficial such as as a name, an wilson says that while the upcoming frost could make for some long hours of work. >> it comes with the territory. >> every phase of the season brings with the highest priority work. the highest purdy. i checked has. just get chance. just just you know, whether it's wave every day. frost it's just become territory. >> terry says stasio kron. 4 news. >> the new plant exhibit opened today at the exploratorium in san francisco. it's called plan a cuts in. it allows visitors to grind, smell and study the plants under a microscope. the point is to promote appreciation for plants and how important they are for humanity. it was curated in part with local only tribal members. vincent medina and luis trevino informational plaques are written in english, spanish and the native american language from the east bay called so chen yo the exhibit runs through september 10th at pier 15. governor gavin newsom wants to give california's film and tv industry more reason to keep productions here in the state by late convert a p

wilson is a humble man who doesn't see himself as a hero. though he certainly is deserving of recognition. on his birthday he received a special gift from the university of dubuque's jet center, a private flight around dubuque. they are two heroes from the greatest generation and i'm honored to recognize them both on the house floor. i hope each enjoyed a wonderful and memorable birthday. thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to discuss china's growing role in international relations and its impact on american national security. in just the last few weeks, china has brokered a peace deal between iran and saudi arabia and re-established diplomatic relations with honduras following its break with taiwan. both negotiations are worrisome as iran continues to target and kill americans in syria and china edges closer to invading taiwan. also, the chinese communist party is fully supporting russia in its unprecedented and unprovoked invasion of ukraine. china's growing influence across latin america is concerning, particularly as these relationships