xavier: it is part of our dna.ular with communications, we have been operating on the basis of supporting the european industry. from the accelerators down to startups. we do that for technology applications, big systems, small and so on, so forth. for the last 20 years, we have been operating with public partnerships. innovation with capital letters. now in terms of connectivity, we are looking into 5g. we are starting efforts in particular on 6g. even if the definition is not they are, we realize this is the moment because everybody in this community is saying without satellite, 6g will not be possible. so we have taken an early step in the process. we will set up a laboratory environment. tom: thank you very much. the head of future telecom at the european space agency. francine: i'm looking forward to more space conversations. tom mackenzie in barcelona. that's it for the european market open. "surveillance: early edition" is up next. for the moment, european stocks pushing higher after wall street's worst week

providence, xavier, somebody will have win number 10.e, and villanova, as rob stone mentioned, coming up in just a little while. this game, in the 2nd half, bill, has just been a one possession game for the last 9 minutes. we've had 17 2nd half lead changes. >> bill: a lot of impressive plays, solid, i think it's got to go through nunge at some point. screen and roll, seal, and a nice little trap on the timeout, they call it, how about that? not sleeping. a little counter attack. they doubled on the box, and hopkins, a counter move. if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can see if it may qualify for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee, even if it received ppp, and all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then we'll work with you to fill out your forms and submit the application; that easy. and if your business doesn't get paid, we don't get paid. getrefunds.com has helped businesses like yours claim over $2 billion but it's only available for a limited time. go to getrefunds.com, powe

the 1st of all is xavier. how special of a moment was this for not just le bron and the lakers fans, but for everyone involved in basketball? well bra james is 38 years old and that's exactly how long ago a kareem abdul jabbar broke will chamberlain's record to become the autonomy to explore. with his is famous skyler, a shot that could not be duplicated. labranz ain shows to use it, fade away, jump shot that he learned from michael george toby bryant once use and so it goes to show you their records even if they see not to be broken on with the special talents like lebron james. actually, doug can, can be broken and it also shows the brian james has every single accolade that was thrown in every expectation of how good a layer he might be when he was just in high school, raising the cover of sports illustrated, calling him the chosen one, well, bryan james, he has been chose the one can, we are all weeks there. lebron obviously is a great score, but is he still someone that can properly team to championship?

. >> all right, you have a report for francisco xavier villa lobos, they allied for a liquor license. i have zero letters of protest. zero letters of support. they are in a area considered high-risk area and high saturation area. mission statement has no opposition and alcohol recommends approval with conditions, they should monitor the area to avoid loitering. and that entertainment provided should not be audible at any near by residents. >> thank you, do we have any representatives of the applicant present that would like to testify? >> speaker: good morning, my name is francisco xavier villa lobos, bar located 1797 san jose california. sip road 91012, i'm requesting to change to location always been a bar for decades. the used to call the arctic, which authorized me to sell beer and wine and spirit to the address of 3336, 24 street san francisco california 9410. i want to open the community of bar that representative the san francisco mission culture and allows people in the neighborhood to come and socialize while having a few drinks. as the owner, i will have security cameras aro

xavi: zoe xavier campbell but going by xavi or xavier as of late. uh, did you say year? ha!ior, 20 years old, turning 21 in a month. i'm gonna mention that anyways. tennis and identify as they/them or genderfluid. claire: i'm claire olson. i'm 19. i'm a defender on the women's lacrosse team, and despite that title i identify as nonbinary. i use they/them pronouns, and i guess queer/lesbian,omewhere in between. heh. they, like, did, um, a line of their eyeliner that was, like, barbed wire, and i'm like, "ok. like, i could do that. i could do that," and whether or not, you know, i'm way too full of myself, totally could be, but also, like, i could totally do that. i don't feel that my makeup has any gender. i think you can use makeup to achieve gender. it's something easy to change about yourself, whereas, like, my body is not. my body is not something easy to change about myself, but if i'm, like, really dysphoric, i can just absolutely cut my contour to make it look like i'm just a dude, like, just fully a man. um, it's not always the most flattering makeup, but then again,

this. >> jesse: why the rush, xavier?ck the lucky charms and migrant kids are a lot cheaper than american adults. do you think joe is going to stop them? most of these companies are huge democrat donors brian is going to do what he always does say he is looking into it and then blame it on the last guy. let to the situation in the first place and who is being held accountable? >> here's the thing, we have taken action to try to deal with a real issue, a really true issue that was exacerbated, let's not forget, by the last administration. [laughter] >> jesse: if this happened under trump, donald conveyor belting illegal migrant children into titlist so they could make his golf balls cheaper. do you think the "new york times" would have loved to have reported that? no one cares if joe does it. no one cares if biden blows open the border so he can bring in guatemalan widgets so his donors can pull in more profits and send the dnc fatter checks. we knew the green new deal was relying on child labor overseas but we didn't know

but if you ever wondered how, you know, xavier becerra from hhs, the kind of inhumanity, the way he thinksren, wait til you hear this. will: so you're exactly right, pete, the role "the new york times" has played here is putting a human face on what can be record setting and yet sanitized numbers. rachel: yes. will: so you're talking about a black market for labor, a black market for child labor. here's what the new york times reported. the federal government knows that these children are in the united states, and the department of health and human services is responsible for insuring sponsors will support them and protect them from trafficking or exploitation. but as more and more children have arrived, the biden white house has ramped up demands on staffers to move the children quickly out of shelters and release them to adults. caseworkers say they rush through the vetting process. so you've got this backlog of children that hhs wants to get out to, quote-unquote, sponsors. as a result of trying to russia process -- rush that process, the vetting is compromised. pete: and they talk to m

. >> reporter: his name is xavier -- better known as fantastic grego . his life has been an incredible journey. some traumatic. as a child he ended up in foster care lost her brother to gun violence and almost died in a car crash the damage to his guitar playing hand. after that he went on to win three grammys. >> let the obstacles become fuel. let that be what motivates us. >> nothing could prepare him for what came next. >> that was quite a journey. 4 in early 2020, he received an email about family history . with his father dead, he investigated and made a bombshell discovery. >> i was 28% white. for mckee found records of his ancestors lived on a tobacco plantation in virginia. the only workers comp or white servants and enslaved africans. they were forbidden to mingle. on that plantation, his grandparents did. >> my seventh generation grandmother was awake scottish woman. my seventh generation grandfather was enslaved. they did something we cannot do today. they got something done. >> this is our first record. format the story inspired a new album.

xavier suggs is alonzo bagley's brother. i spoke to them both just before airtime. >> mr. suggs, can you share with us, seeing this body camera video that you've been waiting for, what stuck out to you? >> what stuck out to me was probably just how everything went. my initial response to the body cam footage was confusion followed by anger and that's just from not understanding why did a domestic call turn deadly, not understanding that everyone tied on with pain. but i prepared myself for that as much as i could. but you can't compare -- you can't prepare yourself for something like that, when you see that. >> did it answer questions for you? it all happens it seems in the video so fast. did you get answers from it? >> i did get answers that had a question. i think at this point, the only thing i'm wondering is just the procedure, the procedure, why did it happen like it happened. but, yes, i did get the answers that i wanted, and it was tough. it's still tough. it still is painful. again, it's not easy. none of this has been easy. but in all of it, i am learning as i go,

it's wwe superstar xavier woods, and with him are aubrey and his mother angela. our next celebrity captain can crush a skull, but can he draw one? it's wwe superstar the miz, and with him are lana and her sister-in-law kristie. and now the host of pictionary, jerry o'connell. (xavier yelling) - oh my goodness, oh my goodness. - welcome to pictionary, where the winner takes the belt and the loser leaves town. everybody knows how to play. wow, i thought that joke was way funnier in my head.

our xavier walton takes a closer look. >> betting on your friends that the saying goes money. one is twice as sweet as money earned the party's only getting sweeter for super bowl. 57, the american gaming association says americans will wager about 16 billion dollars on this year's championship game and betts go far beyond football. people place wagers on things like how many hot dogs are sold out his hair color during half-time show. and of course, the gator 8 shower for the winning coach. people better. which colors going to be poured out? basically anything there's a yes or no at definitive i answer you can bet on in america. the sports betting industry is booming right now. it's legal in 36 states and washington, d.c., the states that don't allow sports betting red last year. states in the federal government generated more than a billion dollars from sports betting along. but some argue the tax revenue should actually be more. and one of the reasons why industry friendly tax rates for operators. as for the super bowl, regardless of the outcome, the american gaming associat

alex xavier put in in his speech, appeared to be offering material incentives to rush and to keep the conscripts coming. what effect do you think that will have? is he essentially buying our families who sacrifice their sense? he does, but you also have to see the russian economy has down the war and this is another unpleasant truth, a war as a social elevator. it gives people opportunities to earn money and to advance at least in their minds of their material well being for their families. so it's not necessarily just buying or families where grieving it's actually offering. so people are we out of their material situation and this is unpleasant, but this is the case. the m, it's often said that who wins award depends very much on hearts and minds. so you're telling us that russian hearts and minds are still absolutely, with putin in this war. that's what i'm saying. but most of the russians, most of the russians are not for this war and for put in, but most of the river does the speech that we heard that clip from in poland after having made a very unusual, astonishing trip to key o

the suspect who police say xavier thomas jones tried to grab but she said she's not someone you want to mess with. >> when it was happening, i actually had to fear. i am a bodybuilder and imax priest in my mind. >> he was kind of equal to me as the video shows she ran to the other side of the gym trying to call 9-1-1. my advice would be to never give up. >> my parents always told me in life to never give on anything. and that's one thing i was kept my mind was fighting him. the 2 ended up wrestling on the ground. at the end of video, you can see him getting tired because more fine. you put them the more they don't they want to give up and just stop the hillsborough county sheriff's office arrested thomas jones less than 24 hours later. >> i was overwhelmed with emotion. how proud i was that this victim wasn't going to allow ourselves to be raped and how hard she fought and the strength she had. sheriff chad chronister is spoke up. >> and so is she. i was assaulted. but that's not stop me from living. that's like a stop who i am. that's like i said what i want to do in life. >> well,

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xavier. [applause] yes. our guy. probably did a great job, one of the best improvement i have seen over a year him getting better every time he came out. goes to show what you do when you want to work and we got to get them working next year to get them better again. (inaudible) lee. [applause] and then we have (inaudible). is allen here? yes. [applause] hurt his shoulder last year, came back and contributed in the amount he could. [applause] now we got the managers. probably one of the better ones we ever had. ava (inaudible) [applause] is ava here? there she is. is dena jordan here? no. the girls-okay. get a couple more here. excuse me. alise hammond who has been with us 18 years. she is our athletic trainer. i think she might have a game tonight but has been a great asset to our school and our program over the say 18 years. just a really good person. katie isn't here. and then we've got the twins. the only reason i get to tell one of them apart is because they have a dot on their nose and that is princess and the

francis, xavier, a very beautiful place.beautiful there, yes, but we continue to meet. it's the morning of february 9th. and while you were sleeping, nyura had already woken up, but about me, about you, about the bear and the capital's zoo, and the well-bred one actually went into hibernation in december, but six weeks later. the zoo staff woke up. they say that it was like she woke up not from hunger, nyura was well fed, but rather, because nyura is still a young bear and they don’t know the current of hibernation, this bear has not yet tired to sleep for so long. she wants to live to see this world, you feel, like, you described her, that she was well-bred , hibernated, a decent bear, but like a decent bear . approaching spring? well, we don't know for sure. is it possible? trust this fact or you can’t, but if we talk about serious synoptic verified facts, the weather for today is like this in minsk today 0 - 2 e to plus 1 in brest -1 -3 is expected in vitebsk in gomel a 1 - 2, yes, one degree of heat in grodno and in mogi

his name is xavier thomas jones.mas jones was later arrested after he tried to rape another woman in the apartment complex. the resilience and strength you see in that video is so inspiring, so perfectly captures the best part of america that we wanted to speak to her tonight. she's gracious enough to agree and joins us tonight. thank you so much for coming on. anyone who watches that video has to stand back in ahh at your voracity. this man is bigger than you, totally determined to hurt you. you literally fought him off. what were you thinking? >> in my head, you know, whenever it was happening, i wasn't really fearful at all. in my head, i got to fight him. i got to do something, you know. he was equal to me. he was bigger than me. he wasn't anymore than my size. i fought him. >> tucker: there's a moment in the tape. so interesting. he comes toward you, he hasn't even grabbed you yet, and you've determined this guy is an enemy. you don't lie to yourself. you immediately go after him. a lot of people don't do that.

anthony fauci, health and human services director xavier becerra and director of national intelligences. there are accusations, hundreds of children were given medication, some of it experimental at a trans gender center in st. louis without parental permission. senior correspondent mike tobin has details tonight from our midwest bureau. >> the missouri attorney general has launched an investigation into a whistleblower's claim that the washington university pediatric transgender center, part of st. louis children's hospital is harming kids and leaving parents out of the loop. a sworn affidavit from jamie reid, who worked at the center from 2018 to 2022 says i personally witnessed center healthcare providers lie to the public and parents about the treatment. provide pursuant blockers and cross sex hormones to children without complete, informed parental consent. state attorney general andrew bailey released a statement that his office is thoroughly investigating to make sure children are not harmed by individuals who may be more concerned with a radical social agenda than the health of

the suspect is xavier thomas jones. apparently he has already been charged with sexual battery.mprisonment and kidnapping. he lives in that apartment complex and pretty much admitted, yeah, i did that. >> ainsley: wow, i wonder -- thankfully she fought him off. no telling what would have happened if she weren't able to do it. thankfully she works out. she is at the gym. she is strong. so she was able to fight him off. if you are a woman, you need to definitely try to work with some sort of a trainer at least once or twice, if not more to learn how to fend someone like this off. we are hearing more and more of these crime stories. >> brian: we are on our own. >> ainsley: you totally are. >> steve: you think you are at your own apartment building. i'm in my apartment building. i'm at home. i should be safe. and that's the reason the hillsborough county sheriff put that video out on instagram a couple days ago just to show you are not safe just be ready. >> ainsley: it's interesting. she said she wasn't scared when he was doing it. and when adam klotz was on that subway getting att

. >> if i didn't go to xavier, where would i be?eart of black excellence, giving students a rich educational and cultural experience that's unmatched. what has the experience been like for you on campus? >> the best thing that a&t has done is normalize black people doing great things. >> reporter: today hbcus make up 3% of america's academic institutions but produce nearly 20% of black graduates, surviving decades of challenges from jim crow laws to underfunding. >> i think the idea of punching above our weight, knowing what we are, what we can do and not being bound by anyone else's expectations is very important. >> reporter: and the results speak for themselves. xavier university of louisiana, first in the nation for black graduates who go on to complete medical school. >> i will be able to graduate and increase the numbers of black doctors in the medical field, and just to know that i was able to do that, it makes me even happier to know that i won't be the last. >> reporter: north carolina a&t university, the number one produce

but look at transnistria, for xavier. if anything happens with -- for example, of moldova reaches out and ask for help, that would be a major -- bombed. 25th of february, the morning, and nothing happened over the anniversary date. so, i think putin is now similar to a driver in that driving down the highway 200 miles an hour and having lost control -- now, i think there is opposition to putin in russia. but that opposition is a warmongering opposition. so if you look at some statements from prigozhin, from that era of, and some of the clients within the kremlin, russia is no longer the monolith used to be. so, it slowly losing control. and that's why -- i think that in this situation, russia is likely to be chaotic in its decisions. and there is likely to invade either moldova or even the baltics. >> garry, same question to you. >> no, i do not believe that we can seriously talk about warmongering oppositions. they are, by the way, very silent. i actually believe that they are already preparing where a day when putin col

first, explain how we learned about these text messages, xavier becerra part of this nearly -- how theyt of this nearly $2 billion defamation lawsuit against fox. david: it is a blockbuster case filed by dominion services, a company at the core of a lot of these claims of fraud ventilated by fox news in the wake of the november 2020 elections. we have this voluminous filing from dominion that appeared last nig. trying to convince the judge even before the trial portion, he should decide the case in their favor. i don't think there's any expectation that should happen, but they have compelled an almost encyclopedic record of what was happening in real-time, drawing on text messages and emails and other communications as well as sworn depositions in which fox stars, executives and journalists were forced to acknowledge what they thought about things under questioning from dominion's lawyers. it is a brutal portrait we have seen about the cynicism, the sense of crisis and the fear and anger generated inside fox in reaction to their audiences recoiling from the network's own call of arizona

well, we've been speaking to basketball analyst at xavier pope who's also a lawyer. he explains that le bron abdul jabbar. legacies of the court are as important as they're playing api it's well bron james is 38 years old and that's exactly how long ago a kareem abdul jabbar broke will chamberlain's record, ought to become the autonomy to explore with his, his famous skylark, a shot that could not be duplicated, labranz ain shows to use his active fade away jump shot that he learned from michael george that kobe bryant once use. and so it goes to show you their records, even if they seem not to be broken on with special talents like le bron james ashley does. him can be broke it and it also shows the bron james, his book field, every single accolade that was throwing up every expectation. how good of layer he might be when he was just in high school, racing. the cover of sports illustrated, calling him that shows at one well bryan james, he has been the chosen one. can we are always remar due to boston, his greatest lebron james greatest legacy is off the field in im

new workers and in particular, which ensemble kalinka from the city of san jovier, otherwise saint xavierigrants from the russian empire to the factory in freibets, just a stone's throw from here, so they were hired looking into the former personnel department factory. well, for example, stepan dynkin, perhaps you don’t really understand the names, or let’s say a certain terenty is also from the russian empire. it says russian here. without any valentine valentine is what's interesting that all these people have in common. if they came from the russian empire, then they were sent to work here, and in the cold stores it was believed, uh, something there, a person from the russian empire would be more accustomed to working in the cold. what happens is very hot in this part of uruguay is already a real tropics, but even in this climate the russian city of sanyar became the center of the general continental movement of the solidarity of the slavs by the soviet union. well, here is a very touching poem in russian. read the defiler of our shrines rebelled. the mighty dnieper stirred up the quie

. >> reporter: after 25-year-old xavier thomas-jones entered this happened instead. >> next thing youne, and he just approaches me and not a single word exchanged. as he approached me i pushed him, bro, what the f are you doing? get away from me. he kept trying to come towards me and september reapproaching me. >> reporter: video shows thomas-jones chasing her around the gym before grabbing alma and pinning her down. >> in my mind i knew i was stronger than him and that i could fight back. >> reporter: the season the weightlifter seen here holding her attacker in a choke hold and trying to call 911, before throwing more punches, leaving thomas-jones to release his grip. this self-defense expert at new york's institute says alma's quick thinking under pressure was key. >> she fought back and didn't freeze. didn't fall into that trap. >> reporter: alma needily ran outside escaping to a nearby apartment. now she is sharing her story and encouraging other women with similar experiences to do the same. >> no other person should have to feel like this or go through a situation like this. >>

now we've been speaking to basketball analyst xavier pope, who is also a lawyer. he explains that le bron and abdul jabbar is legacies off the court are as important as they're playing accolades. well, bra, james is 38 years old and that's exactly how long ago remodeled to barbara will chamberlain's record to become the all time leading scorer with his is payment skyler, a shot that could not be duplicated ela, brian james show you at the beta way jump shot that he learned from micro your the probably right once you. so it goes to show you that record even be not to be broken with special talents, like le bron jane as he does, he can, he broke it and it also shows the bron james book field, every single accolade that was thrown in every expectation. how good a layer you might be when he was just in school breaking the course straight, calling him to show one well abroad jane. he has been the chosen one and we are all boston. he is rated abroad. james, greatest legacy is off the field in impacting even election in terms of helping me get body active at 2 different

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reporter: yeah, victor and bianna, we just obtained a letter that health and human services secretary xavier is sending to state governors today outlining what will be affected and will not be affected so as we look at this list, here's what will be affected when we see the end of the public health emergency. that includes certain medicare and medicaid waivers and flexibility and reporting certain data to the cdc. we'll see changes with what data is reported. that includes coverage for testing and that also including certain guidance documents for industry like biotechnology companies, for instance, and lastly it also includes possible changes to telehealth, however, there will be rule-making to propose extending that so this will be an ongoing conversation. now, what will not be affected according to this letter, emergency use authorizations for certain vaccines, treatments, testing, you know that during the pandemic the fda issued many authorizations, those are separate from the public health emergency declaration. here's fda commissioner dr. robert califf. >> they're a little modest becau

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holland, secretary of the interior and, of course, there is the -- there is -- i was going to say xavierf health and human services. you know, what's interesting, jamie, is marty walsh is leaving the administration for a pretty curby job. he will be head of the national hockey league's player's association. that's why i thought he wasn't going to be here. this will be his last state of the union as a member of the cabinet. we can also see denis mcdonough for the secretary of the department of veteran's affairs. >> right. i actually thought the same thing because of the nhl, but this is his last moment of note before he's leaving. i just want to talk a little bit about the supreme court justices for a second. it's always interesting to watch them in these settings because they try not to be political. you won't see them clap. you don't -- but the chief justice has often said that he doesn't really like to come to these things because they're political. but he's come to many of them. i think he has one -- >> he has come to every one. >> one of the records. something like 18. >> even during

i have dancers at xavier and then dancers at ucla, but they're exposed to not only college, um throughbut just being able to know that there's other um. culture black culture, you know, i wanted to ask a little bit about that. you know the fact that you don't have a lot of that. what does being a major, right speak to? you know, we're in black history month now about black culture and being part of something like this. gosh so, you know, heat stands for health, education, art and therapy. and that's really what i learned by being at an hbcu and being a part of the band. um really trying to help navigate. you know their health, right? trying to navigate, you know, being artistic and creative, um, also trying to navigate like having a healthy lifestyle. that therapy is part of it, and i got that from being at spelman and from being in the band until because we don't have this normally here on the west coast . you're teaching these young ladies are from high school. different grade levels. talk about the ladies who performing so yeah, so the, um all of these girls are from different high

buinart she's extraordinary toup and she was able to fight off the man who was trying to his name is xavier thomas jones. wd >> thomas jones was later arrested after he tried to another woman in the apartment complex. >> the resilience and the strength you see in that videoin is so inspiring. and so perfectly capturest the best part of america thatof we wante d to speak to michelleight. obama tonight. >> and she was gracious enough to agree. she joins us now . ank you >> ashleigh, thank you so much for coming on . anyone who watchesanyone that vn and again, it's not a political point, but it has to stand back in awe. vot at your ferocity. >> what how did you summon. so this man is bigger than youht and he's totally determined to hurt you. h off.whatand you literally fom off.? what what were you thinkin g in my head, you know, whenever it was happening, i was really fearful at all in my head.ad, it was just i got to fight him. i got to do something, you know, and he was equal to me. he wasn't bigger than me. he was anything more than my size. and i kind of do that to my. advantage, to my own

xavier high school cincinnati, i remain on the board today. here is the expense i had there.i am not generalizing as i am telling you about my experience. we took religion class the same way took science class. five days a week all four years. i read the bible just like other kids. i read it as someone who was new to it. i read in the same way i read my chemistry textbooks in my history textbooks. with a sense of curiosity. without rolling my eyes with what the teacher had to say. most of the kids had different schools from respected parishes that fed in. when you grow up with if you start to take it for rented. for me -- for granted. for me it was interesting. it was interesting because the same way i would roll my eyes at what my dad would tell me about our recruit -- equivalent with the bible, it was interesting for me on the others that i realized, were not of the same faith, but we work -- were of the pretty darn same value set at the court. you phrase it that we are made in the image of god, i phrase it that god resides in each of us. it is not done by you but through y

saint xavier high school in cincinnati. i remain on the board today. here's the experience i had.i'm not saying this is, i'm not generalizing. i'm just telling you about myie experience. we took religion class the same way we took side class five days a week were years. i read theay bible just like the other kids but i read it as somebody who was new to it. i read in same way i read my chemistry textbooks and my history textbooks, with a sense of curiosity, without rolling my eyes with what the teacher it is a first as most of the kids came from different schools in the respective parishes that fit in. when you grew up with it you start to take t it for granted. for me it was actually interesting. it was interesting because the same way i would roll her eyes and my dad would tell me about our equivalent of the bible with what i saw with the peers in the classroom, but is interesting for me because on the other side of that i realized we were not of the same faith but we were of this pretty darn same value set at the corety of it. you phrase it were made in the image of god, i phra

thousands of miles away in the philippines, police detective seleno xavier was just starting an investigationtness but they cannot remember the face of the suspects. >> could not identify them? >> yes. >> no identifiable suspects meant no arrests. and the investigation quickly went nowhere. >> the murder of larry risken, the execution really, here in a hospital parking lot of all places, was devastating for his family back home in the states. but to add insult to the injury, because his wife sonia had jurisdiction over the body, she elected not to bring it back for burial, and instead had him cremated and ensured his ashes remained here in the philippines with somebody. that news reached larry's family as they were preparing for his funeral. >> when we found out that sonia had him cremated and the remains were not coming back, that was yet another slap in the face, of sonia controlling everything. >> the family still held the funeral and left a headstone with a small, empty niche. someday they told themselves, someday they would retrieve larry's ashes and put them here, at home. >> for his re

and connected me to xavier who was the first public commenter and christina, and they have done a great job in hosting. and all events that i've enjoyed. i gave focus to the local art seen and heritage. and and i want to be clear that over the last decade, when i've been at the adobe, i have not encountered alcohol and i never thought that they were uncomfortable or too loud or break laws. and when live music was played, i didn't feel like i need today wear ear plugs or that the event was suited to the bookstore and i've been at events with young children and with their parents and teenagers and everybody has been genuinely happy at the events that i've attended. and the earlier comment of the name of event really being offensive, that's not the events that i've attended. i feel the neighbors have been. it's never been an issue to recommend or events there with my family. so i wanted to comment because i want to say because i think it's important that adobe books respects their neighbors and that they keep their sidewalks clear always. but i also want to say that that's not been an issu

xavier. [applause] yes. our guy. probably did a great job, one of the best improvement i have seen over a year him getting better every time he came out. goes to show what you do when you want to work and we got to get them working next year to get them better again. (inaudible) lee. [applause] and then we have (inaudible). is allen here? yes. [applause] hurt his shoulder last year, came back and contributed in the amount he could. [applause] now we got the managers. probably one of the better ones we ever had. ava (inaudible) [applause] is ava here? there she is. is dena jordan here? no. the girls-okay. get a couple more here. excuse me. alise hammond who has been with us 18 years. she is our athletic trainer. i think she might have a game tonight but has been a great asset to our school and our program over the say 18 years. just a really good person. katie isn't here. and then we've got the twins. the only reason i get to tell one of them apart is because they have a dot on their nose and that is princess and the