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a quote from bob woodward.ly what a judge said at the time of watergate, which was, "democracy dies in the dark." bob sort of modified that in his speeches over the years to say "democracy dies in darkness." jeff bezos felt it was important for us to have a motto that encapsulated our mission and the distinct role that the washington post plays in american journalism and american society by being in the nation's capital and shining a light in dark corners and all of that. we went through, i don't know, nine months of deliberations, thousands, seemingly thousands of options. i do not think at the beginning there was a huge 5 amount of clarity as to exactly what we were doing. we were about to give up, butjeff did not want to give up and then finally, that phrase had been around, it was one of the options, but as you might imagine people were a little concerned about death and darkness being part of our motto. it's not exactly what you would hear typically from an advertising company as to how you should pitch yo

he told bob woodward, joanne woodward. he told bob redford-- excuse me.o. and my mother said, you know, that's the way the cookie is. that's how it goes, those places. ( laughter ) you know, we can do this, shots. we can in fact do better than we did before. so i do the sincere guy. >> stephen: i love it. >> he's sincere, sweet. >> stephen: that's so beautiful. >> that's so great. >> but there's a lot there, you know, if you just don't worry about the fact that he's 78, he gets a little confused sometimes. it doesn't mean you're attacking him personally. but you have to acknowledge that, you know, he's-- as biden ) we're going to try, we're doing things, you know. you know, come on. here's the deal, let me-- let me just-- i'm not kidding around, no joke, folks. my dad lost his job in scranton. i lost my dog. i'm not kidding, i'm not being a wise guy. and he always does the list. as biden ) number one, the one part. number two, what they said. number three, you get the drill. come on, you dog-faced pony soldier-- ( laughter ) that's not good. come on, that

woodward reporting for us. and that wraps up kron 4 news at 9, but can and i will be back at the top of the hour. fire crews. they've already had to deal with several brush fires in the bay area. this week. what they say that could mean for this year's fire season. plus, indoor concerts. given the green light to start happening again later this month. but not every promoter is rushing to book fans the concerns that could keep some venues silent for a little bit longer. >> those stories and more coming up next on kron, 4 news at 10. >> when time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> now, 10, another attack at the u.s. capitol. a veteran police officer dies after a suspect rammed his car into a security barricade. what we're learning about the motivation of the man behind the wheel and his victim's for joining us here on kron, 4 news at 10. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. a tonight investigators are looking into what drove this man to slammed his car into. >> 2 capitol p

in the bob woodward book, trump says about mbs, "i saved his ass," because congress wanted to go after. biden's basically saying, "look, i can't. he knows the relationship with saudi arabia is too important. okay, so the words are different, but either way, mbs' ass has been saved by two presidents in a row, so. i mean, look, either a president stands up to a world leader ordering the murder of a journalist, a "washington post" journalist, or he doesn't. i just don't see much of a difference in terms of the result >> seth: what about the reaction to reporting is it any different? because, obviously, any administration is going to take issue with the way they're covered. have you felt the same level of pushback from the biden administration, or is it different? >> not from the administration i think that they're professionals. i mean, i think that -- secretary of state, antony blinken, for example, i think that he understands the role of journalists. and i think that he's not going to personally attack me, or president biden is not going to personally attack me i certainly don't fear th

in sausalito. 100,000 gallons of sewage overflowing from a manhole on woodward avenue. nobody at the city noticed. until the end of march. that sewage made it into richardson bay and a recent water sample showed elevated e. coli levels so warning signs will be posted until the water is safe. >>> and we have an update to a story we brought you yesterday. a missing go pro full of memories was returned to the bay area couple who lost it underwater four years ago, a socially distant hug and a big thank you in los angeles this weekend. the womaman who found the go pr met many up with the couple who lost it in san diego in 2017. it sat underwater for four years. but a woman found it underneath a waterfall last week. she checked tout memory card and found video of a couple traveling around san diego and clearly in love. she posted the footage on tiktok and managed to find the couple. >> isn't it amazing that it survived four years underwater? >> it is a great story. >> don't let the facts get in the way. >> exactly. >>> speaking of facts, mr. peck has a few of those related to

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from the super league along with manchester city manchester united whose executive vice chairman ed woodward will step down at the end of the year and liverpool i want to apologize to all the fancy porters of liverpool football club for the disruption i caused over the past 48 hours goes without saying but it should be said. the project put forward was never going to stand without the support of the fans it followed 2 days of protest from angry fans on field demonstrations from premier league players even the captains of the teams involved in the breakaway declared they were against it and the managers clearly weren't sold on the idea either it is not a sport when the relation between the effort and the success the effort and reward doesn't exist don't exist so is not a sport the british prime minister barak's johnson also spoke out how can it be right to have a situation in which you create a kind of cartel that stops clubs competing against each other playing against each other properly the super league's remaining members across italy and spain and italy said they would reconsider ways to

in many places don't exactly woodward we're looking at is some kind of mania or rationality has gone out the window and now things are just going a wire left and right essentially the bond market of course usually cost time and the bond vigilantes are always there for decades selling off the bond market will look like they're needed to be some discipline imposed on the fed and interest rates but recently the bond vigilantes have been euthanized by things like quantitative easing and other actions by the fed but the 1st quarter of 2021 we had the worst bond market in many decades i think of going all the way back to 1980 so is the bond market reimposing. itself on these markets in other words interest rates are starting to go up now is this for real or yet another head fake because i need a lot of the janet yellen and these other central bankers they say we've got yield control. you know spring management we're going to buy everything the 10 to 20 to 30 year bond there's nothing we can't buy but have they run out of ammunition i just the beginning of the collapse of the bond market an

manchester united fans have told the club's executive vice chairman ed woodward they are �*disgusted,pulled out of the proposed competition along with the five other english clubs involved last tuesday. and this weekend we have a special programme looking at those tumultuous events— three days that shocked football. its first showing is at 8:30 tomorrow evening on bbc news and here�*s a sneak preview. if this were to happen, that has the potential to end the club game as we know it. it potential to end the club game as we know it. . potential to end the club game as we know it. , ., know it. it is not right with the t in: to know it. it is not right with the trying to do- — know it. it is not right with the trying to do. it's _ know it. it is not right with the trying to do. it's not _ know it. it is not right with the i trying to do. it's not competitive, it's a _ trying to do. it's not competitive, it's a closed — trying to do. it's not competitive, it's a closed shop.— it's a closed shop. treated like their own _ it's a closed shop. treated like their own personal— it's a closed sh

going to be as confrontational and our school as a possibly there is no charge why did this russian woodward level against the moscow biden has been absolutely unrestrained he's determined to show that he's a tough guy tougher than than donald trump and so therefore he's being very aggressive with regard to both russia and and china and and there are no restraints that's that that's the amazing thing and the u.s. is just it's rampaging or around with these charges. global tourism crippled by the pandemic is scrambling for ways to get travel started again and some agencies are hoping to turn a crisis into an opportunity by offering vaccine vacations with russia among the most popular destinations. it's doing today we have around 80 people in moscow who if they want to can be vaccinated tomorrow and fly back on sunday we expect now every week the same quantity so long as the vaccines in germany escape this. now that i have noticed is because it's a recommended vaccination from the w h o u does a good international reputation so if i'm not well i have no concerns. operatives bookmaker paul i'm

woodward and bernstein had to spend months and find a source to link nixon to the watergate break-in. within a week of that break-in, mr. block drew footsteps leading directly to the white house. and he could do that because it was his opinion that the watergate break-in, as well as other scandals, were originated in orders issued by nixon. but you notice he's careful not to draw nixon in this cartoon because that might have been going a little this cartoon, catherine graham winced at and said, you're not really going to run that, are you? and when he said, yes, she went, okay. she was prepared for the calls that she was going to get the next morning when the paper landed on people's front porches. in this particular cartoon about the clinton administration, we see the white house as a symbol for the administration policy on bosnia, making -- involved in treaty negotiations. and if you know your constitution, you know it's not the president who gets to sign treaties, it's congress. and so we have the capitol and a barricade between the two. and a congressman, a generic congressman, sa

of arbitration for sport isn't used to you know we're seniors so in one way it looks a bit dodgy woodward is going to. it's not a great interest as close as it is we don't ask what's been there in the system of what else is there to be found by saying you don't do or says use force to be honest not just through ringback their duties are they should be. just. or you could support. the british prime minister's unveiled a pilot plan to look at domestic covert passports or if johnson highlighted that it was a complicated issue and it needed to be explored further. you go to very careful in how you handle this and don't start a system that's that discriminatory but obviously we're looking at it we want to be going ahead in the next few weeks with some test of in some pilot events that will unquestionably involve testing. to allow the the audience to really to participate and in the numbers that the people want national health service our poll paper certificate would grant people access to public places and potentially open up international travel still no details yet on exactly how the system

of arbitration for sport isn't used to you know we're seniors so in one way it looks a bit dodgy woodward it is going to. it's not a great process or process as it is yet our correspondent earlier mentioned you can also facing questions over there of a british truck rider who returned positive test results do you think this leads to broader concerns on how they've handled these complaints. i think it is a broader concerns over 2 things one is nuke a sports which of course is a state sponsors with. taxpayers' money also the pressure coming on that's always on medals so if you didn't win medals you didn't get objects so again that's your state sponsor tractions or pressure to cordon or say well we know where it goes to then. and you kind of course they are you know day to day are acted and harsh editors are dan to try and stop all this cheating or is going on you can sport and you've got as well they had lots of expert opinion of course like gregory or jangle before 2012 at least on the house who let's just say make sure matters were taken care of so i think you carry that in a difficult po

slid down a hill and onto the track just minutes now with huge in dollars and so with the younger woodward i got hold of a mobile phone and turned on the torch to try to find my husband and children i saw them but there was nothing i could do to get them out so many objects piled on top of them i tried to remove some of the things such as iron bars but there was just too much stuff and when i did a voice kept asking me not to move anything because it hurt him so i just sat still chuma was rescued an hour later president trying when visited a hospital where dozens of the injured are being treated and promised a thorough investigation into the accident as well as government support to affected families for you. this distressing accident caused heavy casualties i came to while in today to visit our wounded and express my sympathy to the families of the victims. officials have said the driver may have failed to properly applied the brakes of the construction truck prosecutors have sought an arrest warrant for the manager of the company that carries out tracks like maintenance a court has relea

ed woodward has resigned and liverpool 20100 paul jones to all the fancy poor recent report football club in the disruption caused to the past 48 hours goes without saying should be so. the project put forward was never going to stand without the support of the fans it followed 2 days of protest from angry fans on field demonstrations from premier league players even the captains of the teams involved in the breakaway declared they were against it and the managers clearly weren't sold on the idea either it is not a sport when the relation between their effort and the success the effort and reward doesn't exist don't exist so is not a sport the british prime minister burst jumps and also spoke out how can it be right to have a situation in which you create a kind of cartel that stops clubs competing against each other playing against each other properly the super league's remaining members now say they will reconsider ways to reshape the project but the english team exodus means the so-called dirty dozen have now been reduced to just 6 barcelona real madrid and athletico in spain and

at manchester united, ed woodward will leave his role as executive vice chairman at the end of the year but the rest of the game has been unified, and football remains open. joe lynskey, bbc news. culture secretary oliver dowden says football fans should savour their victory after the english clubs pulled out. i think it's a great day for fans, and i think fans of football up and down the country should savour this. it's their victory, they stood up and said, "you can't take our game away from us." but as a government, we stood full square behind them, from sunday night when the story first broke i engaged with the president of uefa, the leaders of the game here, the premier league and the fa, and the prime minister and i were absolutely clear to those fans, we will stand behind you and do whatever it takes to stop this. and it's absolutely right it has been stopped. a secretary of state for culture, just as i would stand up to protect our stately homes or our great works of art, this is as much part of our national heritage and culture and it needed to be protected. i'm delighted it ha

bank of america's jared woodward also making that point.ree to which the savings rate will come down that we have accumulated through much of last year, how much they will be paired lower, there's real debate about that in this country. lisa: based on the fact that people put a lot of that money into savings, and perhaps some of it will go to deferred mortgage payments, deferred rents. that said, there is so much cash out there. if you take a look at the excess cash on balance sheets globally, some people peg it at $5.4 trillion. jonathan: wasn't it chairman powell that said you can only have one dinner, you can't go out for two dinners? something like that. you can't have three vacations, tom. lisa: i beg to differ. tom: i have 47 days left for the year. lisa: what you going to do with it? tom: i think october looks good. [laughter] jonathan: i think we both know who decides in your household where you're going next. coming up, pierre ferragu, new street research head of tech infrastructure. we need to talk about the chips and where that g

keir starmer is saying that they ought to know about this meeting that purportedly went on between woodwardeeting with the prime minister? . . , having a meeting with the prime minister? ., ., , , having a meeting with the prime minister?_ you l having a meeting with the prime - minister?_ you know, minister? that leads us... you know, boris johnson — minister? that leads us... you know, boris johnson might _ minister? that leads us... you know, boris johnson might have _ minister? that leads us... you know, boris johnson might have been - borisjohnson might have been telling — borisjohnson might have been telling him behind closed doors that he thought the super league was fantastic— he thought the super league was fantastic before he saw the public reception — fantastic before he saw the public reception to it. but i think the chances — reception to it. but i think the chances of— reception to it. but i think the chances of us finding that out are probably— chances of us finding that out are probably quite slim. i agree with every— probably quite slim. i agree with every think you've got

>> when jim kelly left the white house, he was famously quoted by bob woodward as saying crazy town.razy is the word you are hearing from republicans. they are shaking their head. this is not the man they knew or recognized. it's just gotten worse and worse over time. i've heard words like "embarrassing." he is now in legal jeopardy. we have been waiting a long time for this. i think what i hear from most people is they can't believe that it went from the rudy giuliani after 9/11 to the rudy giuliani of donald trump. >> you know, john, we have covered these kinds of stories, although this one is hard to make up. we've covered these kind of stories for a long time. how worried should the former president be right now? >> any time anybody in your inner circle, number one, does it lead to donald trump being in trouble in some criminal legal way? we don't know that. here is yet another ethical question. donald trump said today i'm probably going to run again. he lied about what happened in the 2020 election. this is a cloud over donald trump and the republican party. many in the republic

i'm not guessing -- i'm not suggesting this is woodward and bernstein stuff that will lead to a thirdment. i'm just concerned he may be confused. his press release calling for the boycotts includes the words don't go back to their products until they relent. we can play the game better than them. we can play the game better than them. unless the game is called really bad at boycotts, i'm not so sure. remember, he also called for a boycott of viacom cbs. by his coke standards, i expect to see him starring soon in "csi: mar-a-lago." one where they do an analysis of caffeinated false promises. it's not like this is the first time either. he got into politics by ranting about manufacturing moving to china. but remember this? >> i have nothing against china. i just hate that their leaders are so much smarter than our leaders. >> these are beautiful ties. the ties are made in china? >> right. i mean, it's just boycott means you don't use the stuff. >> yeah, that is what that means. >> i know you were most concerned by the fact that drinks in the trump hotel in d.c. cost nine bucks. >> for a

city officials were told on march 31st, sewage was overfrowing from a manhole on woodward avenue.astewater that spilled into a nearby creek which then flowed into city storm drains which emptied into richardson bay originally, officials thought just 1000 gallons of sewage spilled into the bay. but about a week later they found out it was a lot more. the city determined the spill had been occurring since march 17th but had gone unnoticed. the blockage was cleared on march 31st. >> let's talk weather this sunday night. a live look outside along the san francisco embarcadero love that shot into perfect. not outside. and there's a lot to look forward to this week. our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here now with a look at what we can expect. yeah, we actually finally saw some warming for coastal areas today. thanks to the change in direction of the wind. in fact, instead of seeing a westerly flow like we did yesterday. more out of the northwest. we got a little bit of that offshore influence helping to warm up temperatures along the coast, specifically in downtown san francisco. >

its severity, despite knowing months in advance how serious it was, acknowledging it in those bob woodwardes from that book from last year. we had a president who multiple times said, we're turning the corner. we're getting through this. it's not a big deal. we had a president who recommended that we inject ourselves with bleach to get through this virus. so, for the better part of a year, the republican party made a calculated decision that it was better for them and their political fortunes to downplay the virus rather than do the responsible, moral, ethical and smart thing, address it head-on and maybe we wouldn't be at this place right now with more than half a million americans did. they wouldn't do that. now here we are again and on one hand, they want to tell you that they should get credit for the speed of vaccines in this country. on the other hand, half the people who voted for donald trump don't want to take the vaccines in the first place because they have this fear of it. they have this unfounded, ridiculous, baked in from conservative propaganda republican media that this isn

from the super league along with manchester city manchester united whose executive vice chairman ed woodward will step down at the end of the year and liverpool i want to apologize to all the fancy porters of liverpool football club for the disruption i caused to past 48 hours. goes without saying should be said. the project put forward was never going to stand without the support of the fans it followed 2 days of protests from angry fans on field demonstrations from premier league players even the captains of the teams involved in the breakaway declared they were against it and the managers clearly weren't sold on the idea either it is not a sport when the relation between the effort and the success the effort and reward doesn't exist don't exist so is not a sport the british prime minister boris johnson also spoke out how can it be right to have a situation in which you create a kind of cartel that stops clubs competing against each other playing against each other properly the super league's remaining members across italy and spain and italy said they would reconsider ways to reshape the

championships and is branded football chiefs involved snakes singling out to manchester united executive ed woodward and eventers chairman and rarely ellie. it's personal betrayal to the other claps they were promising the other swe are improving we will do this and that and they didn't i mean i said before i spoke with the c.e.o. or or whatever he's at manchester united that would work on thursday he called me he says great reforms i fully supported. only financial fair play let's speak in the future but fantastic great he was happy he looked happy. i heard him happy. i spoke with danieli i think 20 times in the last days the last time on saturday when i said i hear rumors about some super league and he says no this is a lie don't believe it i will call you back in one hour and he turned off the phone so it's hard to believe the level of emotion the of some people i mean. i'm i'm very surprised and all my colleagues are surprised and when we speak to the claps they're shocked they dick wouldn't believe it so we have what we have and football will not be so sold to 2 i call them dirty dozen. those t

construction truck that it slid down a hill and onto the track just minutes ago with the with the woodward i got hold of a mobile phone and turned on the torch to try to find my husband and children i saw them but there was nothing i could do to get them out so many objects piled on top of them i tried to remove some of the things such as iron bars but there was just too much stuff and when i did a voice kept asking me not to move anything because it hurt him so i just sat still was rescued and later president trying when visited a hospital where dozens of the injured are being treated and promised a thorough investigation into the accident as well as government support to affected families for you. this distressing accident caused heavy casualties i came to while in today to visit our wounded and express my sympathy to the families of the victims. officials have said the driver may have failed to properly applied the brakes of the construction truck prosecutors have sought an arrest warrant for the manager of the company that carries out tracks like maintenance a court has released the ma

donald trump talked to bob woodward, you'll recall, february 7th, he knew exactly how airborne it was. they're complicit. we have to make sure if we ever have another mad man leading the government, that we can stop this. >> we've been given a one-minute warning for the president's stepping up. i guess to the question who knew what when, where do you start? >> i think there's a lot of people involved in the situation, and i certainly would be cooperating in any way i could, because i am invested in making sure it doesn't ever happen again. and that we learn from it. there's a lot of lessons to be learned on what happens when you have a person in charge and a bench of enablers who make it hard for subject-matter experts to actually work on responses or things like that that are doctors who have trained their entire lives for this moment. and what happens when politics derails that purely on selfishness and negligence. >> we are waiting for the president's remarks. the press secretary said today the president will officially announce we have reached 150 vaccines. here is the president.

president who denied the severity and lethality of the pandemic, except, of course, in private with bob woodwardup, they're white republican men who self-identify as trump supporters. does science again have to make up for the flaws and what is broken in our politics there? >> well, the other group that just new data shows is very resistant to getting vaccinated is white evangelicals, running about 40% saying, under no circumstances will they get the vaccine. is white evangelicals running about 40% saying under no circumstances will they get the vaccine. we can see that there's a confluence of issues playing out. if you're a follower of qanon, if you're a september cal, very conservative white male and if you are a christian evangelical, all of those are risk factors for refusing vaccination. it's an ideological morass that has nothing to do with the vaccine itself and what's it relative efficacy and safety. we have so many vaccines in the pipeline. more than a dozen in use somewhere in the world right now, and they show a range of efficacy, but they're amazing, especially our two big ones, the

. >> but katie bern, maybe it is the beginning of what bob woodward describes as this process of the truth emerging, about the nature of the trump/russia relationship. and these two stories, the one in "the washington post" that revealed that for the first time that the fbi revealed to rudy and ron johnson that they were both targets of russian disinformation and they both disregarded those warnings and proceeded, as well as the scope of the warrant being focused on the communications about yovanovitch, what's your understanding of what they're probing? are they're looking for a conspiracy or a net or accomplices? what are their searching for? >> certainly they're going to see whether or not they can prove, because this is a fara case, that rudy giuliani was working on behalf of the ukrainian interests -- or sorry, russian interests in ukraine to push out an ambassador who was for law and order. what becomes tricky is giuliani has said that he was working for trump and you see that trump's interests in this case will likely align with pro-russian interests. so what the justice depart

at manchester united, ed woodward will leave his role as executive vice chairman at the end of the year in a separate move. this has been a climb down from those at the top, but the rest of the game has been unified, and football remains open. joe lynskey, bbc news. sally, it has been a roller—coaster! it has been like a disaster movie, hasn't it? on almost every level. in terms of the fans reaction, how devastated so many of the fans were, in terms of, i think, the communication from the owners of the clubs that have been involved in this. ijust want clubs that have been involved in this. i just want to share with you a statement that has come from the european super league. we have heard a lot overnight and from the last few hours from the clubs themselves that have pulled out, we have heard a lot from the footballers who have reacted to all of this but this is from the european super league who have said, despite the english clubs forced to take such decisions due to the pressure put on them, we are convinced our proposal is fully in line with european law and regulations. given the

even if you compare them to what he said privately so journalist bob woodward, is that perhaps the biggestsident has, as you well know, joe, is to help americans protect themselves when their lives are at stake. donald trump was shamefully negligent. he never did that. one my say over half a million americans, many of those people died needlessly would not have died had you had a more competent president. now we've got one. >> michael, i want to show a picture that you actually tweeted earlier this week. i've put it at the top of my twitter -- of my twitter page. because i think it defines not only the can do american character of 1945, but also i still see a lot of this in american entrepreneurs, in american health care workers, in americans across this country. people who believe anything is possible. >> a great president who certainly had flaws, but a great president said we americans help to build -- can help to build a mighty war effort that can topple adolf hitler and did so in about three years. and this time in 1945, not only we, but our allied partners were not only rushing on ber

professor alan woodward is an expert on cyber security at the university of surrey and we can talk toyou heard that report there, he was quoting in their and interfere with victoria atkins mp, minister for safeguarding, saying that she has confidence that the government and boris johnson that she has confidence that the government and borisjohnson know their responsibilities over personal phones. we heard the most senior civil servant in the country saying that the public need to be in touch with their leaders. that same quantity when it comes to the prime minister�*s mobile number being out there in the public domain, and that confidence, do you think that it�*s a big deal? i confidence, do you think that it's a bi deal? ., �* , , ., , big deal? i don't this is a big deal big deal? i don't this is a big deal- just — big deal? i don't this is a big deal. just having _ big deal? i don't this is a big deal. just having the - big deal? i don't this is a big| deal. just having the number big deal? i don't this is a big - deal. just having the number there is a huge deal. if anything, it c

my understanding, i was not there at the time, that the conversation with ed woodward of manchester unitedeting back in the autumn, in a heated discussion about the second lockdown in england that he would let the bodies pile high. this was reported in the daily mail, it has been said he made these remarks during a heated discussion, this was put to the prime minister earlier. ida. heated discussion, this was put to the prime minister earlier. no. but the prime minister earlier. no. but the important _ the prime minister earlier. no. but the important thing _ the prime minister earlier. no. but the important thing i _ the prime minister earlier. no. but the important thing i think- the prime minister earlier. no. but the important thing i think people | the important thing i think people want us _ the important thing i think people want us to— the important thing i think people want us to do as a government is to ensure _ want us to do as a government is to ensure the — want us to do as a government is to ensure the lockdowns work and they have. _ ensure the lockdowns work and they have. a

ed woodward has of course announced his intention to resign at the end of the season. world i— you can see it's a beautiful part of the world. i thought i could bring that sunshine back to the players. a couple _ that sunshine back to the players. a couple of _ that sunshine back to the players. a couple of wins, everybodyjust starts — couple of wins, everybodyjust starts believing again. do couple of wins, everybody 'ust starts believing again.�* couple of wins, everybody 'ust starts believing again. do you think ou milht starts believing again. do you think you might be _ starts believing again. do you think you might be able _ starts believing again. do you think you might be able to _ starts believing again. do you think you might be able to pull— starts believing again. do you think you might be able to pull off - starts believing again. do you think you might be able to pull off what i you might be able to pull off what would _ you might be able to pull off what would be — you might be able to pull off what would be a — you might be able to pull off what would be