robbie: absolutely. host: wow. i am stunned by the fact that at that time, at least now they are recognizing that these men women are cutting back different and they just did not in that period. and you got no help. robbie: no help. host: wow. i know you have heard him speak the lot. what would you say, as far as learning more about his experience and what he felt about his experience did you , learn more from talking to him privately or did you learn more from listening to him talk to other people about it? robbie: more from listening to other -- from other people talking. he never could really open up to me. as far as he was concerned, he had it much easier than i did because he knew what was happening to him. i have had a lot of medical issues over the years, and i understand that. it is hard for another person to watch when you know what is going on within yourself. i can relate that that is how he felt. but i am not sure it's true. [laughter] i am not sure i'll ever know all the truth, but it's all right. at o

then, robby says diren suddenly walked off in a different direction, and robby lost sight of him. >> i was like, he's not coming. i'll continue walking. >> reporter: robby says he called out to diren, but there was no answer, so he kept walking, figuring diren would catch up. >> that is when, like, i heard someone yelling. "you're there. i see you there." something like that. after that just the shots, like, three or four shots. and i just started running. >> reporter: gunshots in a quiet residential neighborhood. a now-terrified robby ran back home. >> he was faster than i am. i said, he's probably coming. i was almost sure that he was coming. >> reporter: but diren wouldn't return. and what happened to the german exchange student would simultaneously make headlines around the world and get americans asking, how far can you go to protect your home and family? >>> coming up -- >> 911. what are you reporting? >> a robbery. >> an urgent call to 911. >> somebody entered into our garage. shots were fired. you've been taking mental health meds, and your mind is finally in a better place.

gary robbie is a musician and an educator. event be cool or a rock n roll royalty. for 2 decades they've brought politics to the young people of bali through their music. like rock and roll so much because we can collect a concentration of audience in one place. even though religion is transformed by a shadow by. what's of it and with this with the rock and roll around. today robbie is putting the final touches on his film untitled palau plastic translated means plastic. in a long. 93000000 plastic straw it's us everybody. one of the 500000000 plastic bags single use plastic you know if we produced with local n.g.o.s copper nick this film is a shift for robbie from years of frontline activism he wants this documentary to put pressure on decision makers. to do some industry and wish to create that made this industry also become a problem. what people come to more ways it's sad. that you go right. in one of them for asking. for a friendship. robbie believes that the answers to the islands problems can be found in its traditions. in bali some traditional rules to make

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gary robbie is a musician and an educator. event be cooler rock n roll royalty. for 2 decades they've brought politics to the young people of bali through their music. rock and roll so much because we can collect a concentration of audience in one place. even though religion is transformed by a shadow by. what's of it and with this with the rock and roll around. today robbie is putting the final touches on his film untitled palau plastic translated means plastic island in a long. 93000000 plastic straw it's us everybody. more of the 500000000 plastic bags single use plastic used if it be produced with local n.g.o.s copper nick this film is a shift for robbie from years of frontline activism he wants this documentary to put pressure on decision makers. to some industry and wish to create that made this industry also become a problem. what people come to more ways it's sad. if you go right. in one of them for as. prevention. robbie believes that the answers to the audience problems can be found in its traditions. in bali some rules to make it balance between econom

>> i completely agree with robby. i think it's interesting that i have noticed it's not enough to get into the college. if you are are looking for a job and you write on your resume that you got into a school, the interview is going to say okay, then what happened? it's not enough. if you want to look at ways to help the students, its charter schools. school choice. things that people don't want to touch because of teachers unions and those are the things per there are ways to help, and if grades could just as well tell you how you're going to do in college without the test scores that would be one thing. but it doesn't. it is a combination that tells you more. so this is just trying to look woke but not actually solving any of the real problems. and potentially making it worse. >> greg: tyrus, you remind me of my friends in high school who made me take their test. >> you know it? i am -- i'm going to let that go. here's the thing. this has to fall back on the parent spirit we always want to blame the testing. while s

gary robbie is a musician and an educator. event be cooler rock n roll royalty. for 2 decades they've brought politics to the young people of bali through their music. and also much because in concert we can collect a concentration of audience in one place. even though religion is transformed by a shadow by. what's in it and with this with the rock and roll down. today robbie is putting the final touches on his film untitled palau plastic translated means plastic. in indonesia alone. 93000000 plastics through its us everybody. one of the 500000000 plastic bags single use plastic is used if it is produced with local n.g.o.s copper nick this film is a shift for robbie from years of frontline activism he wants this documentary to put pressure on decision makers. to be some industry and wish to create that made this industry also become a problem. what people can then more ways it's sad. you know you go right. in one of them for as. prevention. robbie believes that the answers to the islands problems can be found in its traditions. in bali some traditional rules to m

gary robbie is a musician and an educator. event be cool rock n roll royalty. for 2 decades they've brought politics to the young people of bali through their music. like rock and roll so much because in concert we can collect a concentration of audience in one place. even though religion is transformed by a shadow by. what's in it and with this with the rock and roll around. today robbie is putting the final touches on his film untitled palau plastic translated means plastic. in indonesia alone one of the 93000000 plastics through its us everybody. one of their 500000000 plastic bags single use plastic you know if it be produced with local n.g.o.s copper nick this film is a shift for robbie from years of frontline activism he wants this documentary to put pressure on decision makers. to be some industry and wish to create that made this industry also become a problem. what people can then more ways it's sad. to know you go right. in one of them for as. prevention. robbie believes that the answers to the audience problems can be found in its traditions. in bali

gary robbie is a musician and an educator. event be cooler rock n roll royalty. for 2 decades they've brought politics to the young people of bali through their music. programs or so much because in concert we can collect a concentration of audiences in one place. even though religion is transformed by a shadow by. what's in it and with this with the rock and roll around. today robbie is putting the final touches on his film untitled palau plastic translated means plastic. in a long. 93000000 plastic straw it's us everybody. one of the 500000000 plastic bags single use plastic you know if it produced with local n.g.o.s copper nick this film is a shift for robbie from years of frontline activism he wants this documentary to put pressure on decision makers. to do some industry and wish to create that made this industry also become a problem. what people can then more ways it's sad. if you go right. in one of them for as. prevention. robbie believes that the answers to the audience problems can be found in its traditions. but in bali trying to show rules to make it

robby soave, alex berenson and dan kovalik. >> it certainly does not work. but mom still comes through with the same sort of vigor it did before. let me more angry. it's like you're trying to deprive them of their reason to be angry does not work. what we need to do to not have it occur in the first place is to have new standards for how these things shake out. bike leave people alone if it is not newsworthy. do not join pylons in social media. the harassing up man. maybe there's more going on and you could embarrass yourself of getting it totally wrong is what occurred with the actual example arm referring to. people need to be a little bit more patient. less apt to jump down each other's throats and want to be outraged and angry all the time. that is the broad kind of social or cultural change we need parts make it take some real reflection to not be so reactive. alex, same thing is there a possibility for forgiveness? we see people cancel but chris harrison no longer the host of the bachelor. a show he's hosted for 15, 16 years, what you think? >> i'm pro

howie: joining us robby soave and sarah norman. robbie, how does "the new york times" blow this by saying no gas lines, i know people waited an hour in washington area and some gas stations are still closed. >> the tweet said there had been no line bees few you click through the article, there were pictures of lines in the article itself. i think this might be actually an example of not even just ideological bias but it's just kind of screwing up in a technical sense, right, the people who run social media feeds at news organizations sometimes are not -- are often not the same people who write the stories or take the pictures and i think they actually tend to be more ideologically bias than the reporters so they are often, their biases, this is why twitter is such a problem. their biases spill out more dramatically than what's in the literal cover itself. howie: sarah, president biden can't be blamed for the pipeline hacking attack, the shutdown and rise in gas prices. i'm struck by how much of the coverage the journalists would sa

robby just shattered the record for what a person can do in a single day. the endurance athlete running 100 miles in less than 24 hours in what's known as the central park loop challenge. >> the challenge states you have from five minutes after the park opens to five minutes before it closes. so i had from 6:05 to 12:55 the following day, i think it's 18 hours and 50 minutes to get in as many loops as i can. >> the previous record, 11 loops. >> i just set the record for the most loops around central park in a day. that's 12 of them. now i'm going to go do a few more. >> all told, robby completing 16 loops around new york's most famous park. >> that put me at like 98.7 miles. and i didn't have enough time to complete another six-mile loop, so we did a little out and back to round it out to 100 miles. >> robby crediting his diet for his success. >> so a big part of my training, a big part of who i am is being a plant-based athlete. that's what gives me a lot of the energy and low inflammation which means i'm not really sore so i can train really hard. >> the

gary robbie is a musician and an educator. event be cool or a rock n roll royalty. for 2 decades they've brought politics to the young people of bali through their music. like rock and roll so much because we can collect a concentration of audience in one place. even though religion is transformed by a shadow by. what's of it and with this with the rock and roll around. today robbie is putting the final touches on his film untitled palau plastic translated means plastic island. in indonesia along one of the 9093000000 plastics through its us everybody. one of the 500000000 plastic bags single use plastic if it be produced with local n.g.o.s copper nick this film is a shift for robbie from years of frontline activism he wants this documentary to put pressure on decision makers. to some industry and wish to create that made this industry also become a problem. what people come to morrow is it's such a. you know you go right. in one of them for asking. for a friendship. robbie believes that the answers to the audience problems can be found in its traditions. in bali so

gary robbie is a musician and an educator. event be cool or a rock n roll royalty. for 2 decades they've brought politics to the young people of bali through their music. like rock and roll so much because we can collect a concentration of audience in one place. even though religion is transformed by a shadow by. what's of it and with this with the rock and roll around. today robbie is putting the final touches on his film untitled palau plastic translated means plastic. in a long. 93000000 plastic throw it's us everybody. more of the 500000000 plastic bags single use plastic used if it be produced with local n.g.o.s copper nick this film is a shift for robbie from years of frontline activism he wants this documentary to put pressure on decision makers. to do some industry and wish to create that made this industry also become a problem. what people come to more ways it's sad. that you go right. in one of them for asking. for a friendship. robbie believes that the answers to the audience problems can be found in its traditions. in bali some traditional rules to make

we went down to memphis so robbie could find a dress. we went into the stores -- we're 25 and 24. and so the clerk says, let me show you -- took us to a rack of dresses that were all exactly alike and robbie said, i want something that is unique and different because we're going to have dinner at the white house. and the woman walked off. i think she thought we were you had -- kidding. all the prisoners of war, that were held in north or south vietnam and one guest, wife, girlfriend, mother, whatever, whoever would go with us, and the entire bob hope show. members of congress that had supported the president's effort in the war were there, there were 1800 people gathered at the white house. and it rained for three days. they put up a three ring circus tent on the east lawn of the white house where they were going to have this dinner. that's 180 tables of 10. that's a lot of food, a lot of beverage. we got to the white house. and conrad hilton put us up in hotels. we were all in various hilton hotels around the area. so the people -- bob hope was there and the whole bob hope show,

coming up this morning, we will preview the morning ahead at the white house with maureen robbie, also american action forum, president and former cbo director talks about the state of the economic recovery and the biden administration's economic policies. and cory waterman on president biden's environmental policies and animal agriculture. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern this morning and join the discussion with your phone calls , facebook comments, texts, and tweets. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including charter communications. >> broadband is a force for empowerment. that is why charter has invested billions building infrastructure, upgrading technology, empowering opportunity in communities big and small. charter is connecting us. >> charter communications supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front rosita to democracy. -- front row seat to democracy. politico.com headline, "biden's budget goes big on spending in a bid to lift the

>> i like robby suave. i haven't looked him as much as rico suave, since we were clubbing back in the day, which was very big. the cdc director needs to stop talking in public. the messages that we've talked about is all over the place. she talked six weeks ago about impending doom for covid. based on the fact that governors for texas and mississippi lifted their mask mandates. that was her sharing her feelings and lining up with the president politically that called those governors or accused them of having neanderthal thinking. let's look at texas. on march 29, the death was 99 per day. you know how many they had yesterday? 0.0. those governors have been vindicated. now she's saying kids 2 years old should have a mask at summer camps. dr. fauci talked about living restrictions. they keep contradicting themselves. as a result, while the cdc last year in may was polling in the 80s for trust approval, it's down to 52% of americans have a great deal of confidence in the cdc. >> when you lost susan collins, yo

. >> reporter: when the pandemic caused many new yorkers to move out, new jersey native robbie ledove moved in. >> i kind of spent my whole life drooling at the skyline and dreaming of the day i could finally live here. >> reporter: after graduating during the pandemic, robbie landed a job in real estate and started scouring the web for rentals in a pricey section of manhattan. >> so when i walked into this unit, the 19th apartment that i saw, i just thought the deal was too good to pass up. >> reporter: pre-pandemic, the two-bedroom apartment went for $7,500 a month robbie and his roommate got it for $5,500 saving $2,000 a month. >> i was able to move into manhattan and get an amazing apartment for a great deal >> reporter: when chicago native greg franklin scored a consulting job in the big apple, he immediately started looking for a place to live. >> me and my brother hated the idea of paying rent. we thought, okay, if we're going to pay $2,000 a month, we might as well get some of that back. >> reporter: instead of renting, the two brothers decided to buy, taking advantage of soft

. >> reporter: when the pandemic caused many new yorkers to move out, new jersey native robbie ledove moved in. >> i kind of spent my whole life drooling at the sky line and dreaming of the day i could finally live here. >> reporter: after graduating during the pandemic, robbie landed a job in real estate and started scouring the web for rentals in a pricey section of manhattan. >> so when i walked into this unit, the 19th apartment that i saw, i just thought the deal was too good to pass up. >> reporter: pre-pandemic, the two-bedroom apartment went for $7,500 a month robbie and his roommate got it for $5,500 saving $2,000 a month. >> i was able to move into manhattan and get an amazing apartment for a great deal >> reporter: when chicago native greg franklin scored a consulting job in the big apple, he immediately started looking for a place to live. >> me and my brother hated the idea of paying rent. we thought, okay, if we're going to pay $2,000 a month, we might as well get some of that back. >> reporter: instead of renting, the two brothers decided to buy, taking advantage of sof

spaces like players like robbie. who's actually playing as a central midfielder slides into space for the rights which opens up through the middle. looking at the match footage miller's movements and eventual cross doesn't result in a gold. but a similar move saw move that anchor mabry combine for a gong in that same match. it's one reason why muller has made more assists than anyone else in the bundesliga history. he has not struck 163 in germany more than a sister king one giggs in the premier league all italian maestro francesco talks only a little messi has assisted more. mother burst onto the scene at just 19 under his mentor louis van hollen in 2009 he was brought in to complement and seam of established stars this time we had the big playmakers with. in the middle and. our famous robbery of the robin on the wings they had a lot of the time the ball in their feet they needed a player to attack the spaces then then they can use that as their quality in the rippling or in passing he made an immediate impact as a

. >>> robbie certain's husband was captured and held as a prisoner of war for 100 days during the vietnam war. she recalls receiving the news of his disappearance and the days that followed. this interview is from the veterans history project and was conducted by the atlanta history center's research center. >>> i am originally from arkansas. i was born in -- december 6, 1948. blavo is in the northeast corner of arkansas. very flat delta land and it was a perfect spot for a b-52 base after world war ii. my -- i grew up with a family of four, a sister five years older than i am, and a mother, dad. working family on main street. we owned a furniture store and at one time a nickel and dimestore. so my life was looking through the glass and seeing all the people for many years. going back to my family, my father was instrumental in getting the b-52 base to arkansas. he was a member of the chamber of commerce for many years and served as the liaison officer, he and my mother, for 25 years with the base. so i grew up entertaining military children, taking them to the lake, i had my own air forc

. >>> robbie certain's husband, u.s. air force navigator robert certain was captured and held as a prison of war for 100 days during the vietnam warment she recalls receiving the news of his disappearance and the harrowing days that followed. this interview is from the veterans history project and was conducted by the atlanta history center's keenan research center. >> i am originally from blyville, arkansas. i was born december 6th, 1948 . blyville is in the very northeast corner of arkansas, very flat delta land, and it was a perfect spot for a b-52 base after world war ii. i grew up with a family of four, a sister five years older than i am, and mother, dad. working family on main street. we owned a furniture store, and at one time a nickel and dime store. so my life was looking through the glass and seeing all of the people for many years. going back to my family, my father was instrumental in getting the b-52 base to blyville, arkansas. he was a member of chamber of commerce for many years and served as the liaison

visit ncicap.org] >> sunday, robbie certain, describes how she received the news of his disappearance. here is a preview. >> there was a knock on the door. outside were two white topped blue cars. that is how you know in the air force at that time, there was a problem. if you saw a white car blue top drive-up you knew it was going to be notification of some kind. i did not have one car but i had two cars. of people, i had a chaplain, i had kernels. a base commander, wing commanders, i don't remember, but mixed. it was a large contingent from 4-6 people, which is an unusual amount. normally it is just to people who notify you. so they all trooped in the house. -- colonels. of course, they apologized for being there. and [sighing] the tension was thick. my mother put her arm around as they read this letter telling me, he was mia. my first response was, you said hanoi? he was flying over hanoi? b-52s don't fly over hanoi? what was he doing in hanoi? the first time they had ever been allowed to fly that far north, in the whole war. so, they have to read this letter to you. they cannot jus

he's followed by his wife, robbie certain who describes the harrowing days that followed his capture. watch tonight, beginning at 8 pm eastern. and watch american history tv every weekend on c-span 3. and one-on-one, massachusetts avenue. -- [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] old world is watching, the whole world is watching. this was the spring offensive. -- the mobilization of masses of people at a given time and place attracts worldwide news coverage and attention. the protest organizer, insider and promoter, it is a necessary tactic. on april 24th, 1971, the national peace action coalition, supported by welfare rights groups, labor unions and others, held a massive demonstration in washington d. c.. some 175,000 people, from all walks of life, with differing ideologies and purposes, marched from the white house to the capital. washington has grown accustomed to this method of voicing dissent, this was an organized demonstration with parade permits, marshals and responsible leadership. the demonstrators take their positions on the war, racial discriminatio

we went down to memphis over robbie could find a dress. which was a funny thing because we went into dillard just one of those stores and the and we're 25 and 24. and so the the clerk says well, let me show you here took us to a rack of dresses. dresses. they were all exactly alike. and bobby said well, i want something that you know, that's unique and different because we're going to have dinner at the white house. and the woman walked off. i think she thought we were kidding. so so all the all the prisoners were from there were held either in north or south vietnam and and one guest wife girlfriend mother whatever whoever would go with us. and and the entire bob hope show. and members of congress that had supported the president's effort in the war. we're there. there were 1800 people. gathered at the white house it rained for three days. he put up a three-ring circus tent on the east lawn on the white house where they're going to have this dinner. to because that's 180 tables of ten. that's a lot of food a lot of beverage. we got to the

the only thing that never did that was robbie the 1st one to admit to us you. know by actual our. own blacks a lot. and that. is disgraceful. as i'm fighting alongside of black men who are willing to die for his country. and he can't buy a house next to me and never done. china to make an essentially. right now we're looking for a place to. live up to level like here we like the advantages of love accounting to offer a. lot or study. and we understood that it was going to be all right we are very happy to buy a. new menu come to this neighborhood you know in me to do it's different. to nonchalant. there's no real census but it gives you a feeling however cockeyed sitting. in the. news. it's just. i was struck by how familiar they felt it was a connection to have a town that they both developed as post-war suburbs. i believe going in he built these houses he really built these houses for the veterans coming home from the war it was hard for him to get financing for these houses because they were so different the whole social part was hired by his design. and. i don't i'm not even g

here robbie certain's husband us air force navigator. robert certain was captured and held as a prisoner of war for 100 days during the vietnam war. she recalls receiving the news of his disappearance and the harrowing days that followed. this interview is from the veterans history project and was conducted by the atlanta history centers, kenan research center. i am originally from blytheville, arkansas. i was born in december 6 1948. blavel is in the very northeast corner of arkansas, very flat delta land and it was a perfect spot for a b-52 base after world war ii. my fault i grew up with a family of four a sister five years older than i am and mother dad working family on main street. we owned a furniture store and at one time nicola and dime store so my life was looking through the glass and seeing all the people from many years. um to going back to my family, my was instrumental in. getting the b-52 base to blytheville, arkansas. he was a member of chamber of commerce for many years and served as the liaison officer. he and my mothe

even robbie, who was a spiritual advisor, will just a kid that he is. he conveys the message of islam. so my 10 year old daughter can understand it. so just that he said to me by using easy language. hot, easy language. but not everybody is such a fan of some critical acclaim that in these tv drama's history is being falsified for political purposes. they accused the government of turkish president rich of ty, if any, one of using disease to glorify the ottoman empire and islam while defaming religious minorities and undermining democracy. oh, they say the last emperor is revisionist and historically inaccurate. in 2 seasons of the series, one of the sultan's arch enemies is take the hassle, the founder of political zionism, and seem to be the spiritual of the state of israel. depicted as a devious and post video schema to keys regulatory authorities, the radio and t. v do control what can and cannot be filmed. 6 is not allowed, nor drugs or swear words. homosexuality is to do masculinity and strength, a celebrated man. human law, the heart of the ameri

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after scoring in a european match in 1970 star striker robbie fowler pulled up his talk to reveal a message of support for striking dockers i'm a proud of the fact that he didn't i'm also proud of the fact that you support him . it was important to him as an important to us that he has shown solid honesty but the fact that he was one of the biggest names in the premier league at the time and he and his scots roots as a people would turn up outside anfield and i'll go as a young. do me a favor on thursday the kids football presentation and it wasn't can you do it it was you know and that was what was required off you and 6 seconds of the same when you have used to speak so the talk of the street somebody would turn up at anfield or melwood when you go. went out for the lights yeah it's not as if you do as a favor or whatever listen because it's what this is what we do business and you would never shy away from. managed political decline and the dust of the cave left liverpool alienated from the rest of the country. in august 2019 that moon found the voice at 20 the home of english football y

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after scoring in a european match in 1970 star striker robbie fowler pulled up his talk to reveal a message of support for striking dockers i'm a proud of the fact that he didn't i'm also proud of the fact that you support and . it was important to him as an important to us that he has shown solid honesty but the fact that he was one of the biggest names in the premier league at the time and he and his scouts riches and people would turn up outside and field and i'll go at a young. do me a favor on thursday the kids football presentation and it wasn't can you do it it was you know and that was what was required off you and 6 seconds of the same when you have used to speak so the talk of the street somebody would turn up at anfield or at melwood when you go. went out for the lights yeah it's not as if you do as a favor whatever listen because it's what this is what we do business and you would never shy away from. managed political decline and the dust of the cave left liverpool alienated from the rest of the country. in august 2019 that moon found the voice at 20 the home of english footbal

same bas robbie has won. the less than a week after mountaineer gone, go, one of the world's most active volcanoes, killed dozens and destroyed entire villages. the government has ordered a mass evacuation of goma city in the eastern part of the democratic republic of congo. fearing a 2nd direction. the population of an entire city seems to be on the move. i'm fleeing the volcano. i'm going to be true because i have no choice. the governor told us to evacuate the town. lava flows have already killed dozens of people and caused widespread destruction. the governor of north cuba province ordered a mandatory evacuation after seismic data showed magma rising beneath the city. a sign another erection could happen at any time. we're taking our belongings. the governor told us on the radio that we have to evacuate and leave go my we don't have an exact destination. hundreds of earthquakes that followed the 1st direction, leveled buildings across the city. continuing tremors, leaving open cracks in the earth. i'm goi

and robbie silver from downtown. and karen flood from union scare. they were all here. you guys were all great. one more shout out is to michael dellard, an old friend who has been a stalwart businessman here at one market restaurant for a long time and he stepped up to us and said what can we do to get the f-line going and by the way, we would like to give you a merge of every proceeds from every ruben we sell in our new newdeli. you help us when you help yourself to a ruben. it's a brooklyn sandwich but it's a san francisco generosity. we appreciate that. it's all part of our san francisco village. it's a city that honors its her tige while it strives to correct mistakes we've made in excluding people, denigrating people and keeping people down. we work to make this city better all the time and that's what our future is. that fits right in with our organization's motto, which is keeping the past, present in the future. and we are glad that these street cars are going back to work, helping to rebuild our economy, and helping to carry people where they want to go and he

after scoring in a european match in 1970 star striker robbie fowler pulled up his talk to reveal a message of support for striking dockers i'm a proud of the fact that he didn't i'm also proud of the fact that you support him now. it was important to him as an important to us that he has shown solid honesty but the fact that he was one of the biggest names in the premier league at the time and he and his scouts roots as a people would turn up outside anfield and i'll go as a young. do me a favor on thursday the kids football presentation and it wasn't can you do it it was you know and that was what was required off you and 6 seconds of the same when you have used to speak so the talk of the street somebody would turn up at anfield or melwood when you go. went out for the lights yeah it's not as if you do as a favor or whatever listen because it's what this is what we do business and you would never shy away from. managed political decline and the dust through the cave left liverpool alienated from the rest of the country . in august 2019 that moon found the voice at 20 the home of english

nothing more than a proportionate legitimate response to a national security. listening posts to mean oxy robbie, now, on the western voices contesting claims of a genocide infringement. what's up, guys? i'm coming at you from china. and in today's episode, i'm going to be talking about like china, right? you said that this is a new america thing and it has 1400000000 people and it has a very vibrant internet. it's a fascinating time to be a sign of file. there's been a spike, an interest in all things, china, your office, all china is that where a new log had been. indian media has erupted with the chinese sentiment sweeping invasion today. the for, along with boosting journalism, academic study about the country, it's also given a new prominence to a nice group of china watches aiming to understand the country from the inside. when you hear the word, time was the 1st thing that comes and who denounce the mainstream western consensus on china, china for the past couple of months. these particular voices have all been speaking about one topic. what's guys coming at you from cash. are ancient cit

same bus robbie has the latest. the less than a week after mountaineer gone, go, one of the world's most active volcanoes, killed dozens and destroyed entire villages. the government has ordered a mass evacuation of goma city in the eastern part of the democratic republic of congo. fearing a 2nd direction. the population of an entire city seems to be on the move. i'm fleeing the volcano. i'm going to be true because i have no choice. the governor told us to evacuate the town. lava flows have already killed dozens of people and caused widespread destruction. the governor of north cuba province ordered a mandatory evacuation after seismic data showed magma rising beneath the city. a sign and other eruption could happen at any time. we're taking our belongings. the governor told us on the radio that we have to evacuate and leave go. we don't have an exact destination. hundreds of earthquakes that followed the 1st direction leveled buildings across the city. continuing tremors, leaving open cracks in the earth. i'm goin

robberies at jewelry stores in san jose carell trotter and sell viene for side were arrested for the robbie's robberies that happened in march one was at a jewelry and clothing store where police say one of them hit an employee with a gun while the other ransacked the business, the second robbery was at plaza jewelers on east santa clara street back on march 21st kron 4 obtained this exclusive surveillance video. the suspects in it are seen smashing display cases of breaking a cash register. they took more than $40,000 worth of cash and jewelry. police say a 3rd man who drove a getaway car was also arrested. he since been released for crimes that he's been charged with and those charges apparently have been dropped. the san jose fire department says 8 people have been displaced after a home went up in flames. the fire broke out around thursday afternoon on pomona avenue. authorities say the fire started in the basement before spreading to the interior crews were able to contain it in less than an hour. however, one firefighter in the process. he or she was injured. the red cross is now assist

robbie silver, executive director of the downtown community benefit district, says businesses that depend on office workers are hoping next month's reopening of california will help bring more people back downtown wonderman anticipates demand for san francisco office space will bounce back, some say downtown san francisco. i need some permanent post pandemic changes were really poised to become a 24 hour downtown, where you have a healthy mix, use environment of people living in the urbanized downtown core. on displaying in the urbanized downtown cora's well, the bay area council says they are seeing a lot of real estate activity around the bio sciences area, and they expect that to continue to grow. wonderman says that as the pandemic eases and more people get vaccinated, they do expect more people to return to downtown offices. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. the price of bitcoin and other digital currencies plunged today. bitcoin was down 10% to about 38,800. today. china's banking association advised members not to trade, virtual currency and late last week, you'll recall tesla's c