bob brown heard his calling in tasmania's wilderness. - bob brown, as the former leader of the australian greens, and he remains to me to be quite an inspirational person. - the fight for the tarkine is not over. - [man] he's devoted his life to campaigning to save these special places. - i often have people say, "oh who is the next bob brown?" and i think, "there isn't another bob brown." (gentle music) (birds tweeting) - i came to tasmania as a young locum, that means temporary doctor. the very weekend i drove onto thiisland, off the ferry and into the mountains, i was galvanized by the beauty of tasmania. in-fact, i sent my parents a card saying, "dear mum and dad, i am home." well i was a pretty pent-up young fellow, you see, i happen to be a presbyterian and gay at the same time, and those two things don't mix very well. the criminal penalties for homosexuality were 20 years in jail, and i was the son of a policeman to boot. i was internally hemorrhaging a bit, and i found in nature a great ease, it doesn't try to hone us all down to one particular description, it celebrates variety.

bob brown heard his calling in tasmania's wilderness. - bob brown, as the former leader of the australian greens, and he remains to me to be quite an inspirational person. - the fight for the tarkine is not over. - [man] he's devoted his life to campaigning to save these special places. - i often have people say, "oh who is the next bob brown?" and i think, "there isn't another bob brown." (gentle music) (birds tweeting) - i came to tasmania as a young locum, that means temporary doctor. the very weekend i drove onto this land, off the ferry and into the mountains, i was galvanized by the beauty of tasmania. in-fact, i sent my parents a card saying, "dear mum and dad, i am home." well i was a pretty pent-up young fellow, you see, i happen to be a presbyterian and gay at the same time, and those two things don't mix very well. the criminal penalties for homosexuality were 20 years in jail, and i was the son of a policeman to boot. i was internally hemorrhaging a bit, and i found in nature a great ease, it doesn't try to hone us all down to one particular description, it celebrates variety.

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i'm dara brown. here's what's happening. bob dole has died. the long-time lawmaker and former 1996 republican presidential candidate overcame life-threatening injuries when he served during world war ii. in a statement his family said that they have lost their rock. he was 98 years old. >>> new restrictions go into effect today for international air travelers. anyone entering the u.s. will be required to show proof of a negative covid-19 test one day before departure regardless of vaccination status. now back to "dateline." >>> welcome back to "dateline.” i am craig melvin. years after teresa mayfield's murder, a casual conversation overheard in a bar gave authorities their first break. a break which would lead them to the chilling tale of teresa's murder. once again, keith morrison. >> under a setting sun on a sweltering summer night, two years after her death, teresa mayfield's friends and family gathered to remember. >> i talk to her almost every day and i miss those talks. >> they took turns talking about the loving daughter, the softbal

brown one more time said no bob i'm not going to do that or that acetaminophen i said posh all you have to do is say one sentence to him. tell him the amount -- no matter how many buildings he built the names at the herman brown no one is going to know who herman ngbrown was unless he's in the book. so posh made the call and at about 6:00 the next morning the phone rings and it's george brown himself inviting me to lunch. he tells me in fact what happened is lyndon johnson had the money and he had raised the money,y, $30,000. that was a lot of money in those days in 1940 and that in fact gave him the influence in congress that he needed. i got the story except i couldn't use it unless i had some sort of documentation. i had been told over and over again that i never did any sort of documentation about lyndon johnson's roles because he said to me before over and over again linda never wrote anything down. i thought george brown was a businessman. he wrote things down. i started to look for george brown records and is records were in a lot of different files. the johnson library would ngr

bob at that time wasng consultinghi it was chief of operations for lee brown down in houston, texas lee was taken on the good old boys of the houston pd. i flew down to houston to meet with bob, work with bob and develop a plan of action redesigning police cars the image of the organization. my first major plan of action transit organization is the fact it covers so much territory versus a city municipality. i think i was in five different counties, i was in a literally 78 cities and towns we were policing with 68 cops. we had subways, we had commuter rail, we had trolleys and i had a lot of fun. i brought a couple people on board, al sweeney we go back to first grade. and once again many police department site planning a wedding something old, something new i had new ideas, something borrowed is borrowed from previous experience and something blue will police department isin blue. in the excitement that cannot be matched coming into a new organization and really just getting to stir it up was just thatat excitement of building a super bowl team. that crime down we've got the phenomenal

once again being advised by bob wasserman was advising me in the transit police. they were laying the groundwork to potentially in my off-broadway transit production be on broadway odin the new york city police department. as luck wouldhave a few years later . >> you thought about your first tour of duty in new york as new york city police commissioner. obviously you did have a chance to serve the boston police commissioner . let's fast-forward now to your first time around new york city. the largest department in the united states . i don't know what the spring was when you took it over in 94 but i don't think it was up to 40,000 yes. >> it was 95 giuliani was able to go up into the police department so we went up to 38,000 . after i left in 96, by 99 was the addition of cox from the cops program of all thousand. to 41,000 for a while. they were now back down to around 33, 34,000 once again . >> unbelievable the size, the complexity of an organization like that. how do you manage something like that? talk about the challenges in managing think that large as the n

bob wasserman was at that time consulting and i think was chief of operations for lee brown of houston texas. lee was taken on the good old boys of houston pd and i went down to houston to meet with bob and work with bob on a plan of action including redesigning the police car the image of the urbanization. my first major plan of action was developed the mta. the metro transfer -- metro transit authority is a city municipality. i was in five different counties and literally 78 cities in town. those challenges were meant and we had subways and commuter rail and we had trolleys. i had a lot of fun. i brought a couple of people on board like al sweeney the lifelong friend. and blending the police department as you know is like something old and something new with new ideas and something borrowed barring people from previous experiences something old something new something borrowed and something blue. the excitement of coming into a new organization and really getting too stirred up. there was that excitement is building. we have the crime down and we have phenomenal people to work with a

when that third support pile was installed, which is alarming to geotechnical engineers like bob pike. >> here is the data. this shows the rate of settlement during the installation of that first 24-inch pile. hamburger said no additional settlement. >> reporter: brown peace followup report describes what could have happened. crews hit a pile of loose sand. they had to use truck loads of extra concrete grout to fill it all back in. his report says the same thing happened two other times back in august. before fix work was first halted as a precaution. none of those findings had been released publicly, and the city kept the firm off site and had them only analyze data provided to them. >> this is not a proper review. >> reporter: pike says dan brown's earlier critical report are proof of the value of first-hand authorization. >> the review needs to be on site and have full access to what's going on. >> reporter: supervisor aaron peskin. >> we wanted a third set of eyes and ears. it came before the board of supervisors. >> reporter: he says he'll take up the issue at a hearing set for j

a former player had been on bob melvin's coaching staff since 2016. he was third base coach last season. >>> hey, everybody, that is dick mullens in the nfl where the former quarterback was trying to get the browns into the end zone against that guy. near the end of the game, near 4th down, needed a touchdown, got one. going down 6 to ahead by 1. cleveland state in a lather. carr had a few seconds so he hit jones to get into field goal range. set the table for daniel carson to come in and drill a walk off field goal from 48 yards as time expired. raiders won it 16-14. kept their playoff hopes alive with a record of 7-7. and because i like it when the 300 pounders score, big christian wilkins scored for the dolphins yesterday. and body control doing the worm. miami won. 6th straight win for the dolphins, 6 '4, 310 pounds. shout out minnesota vikings beat the bears, their record 7-7. the bears, oh, they lost 8 out of 9. >> oh. [ laughter ] >> win some lose some. >> just saying. >> oh. [ laughter ] >> thank you, vern. >>> holiday spirits could be enjoy t

a former player had been on bob melvin's coaching staff since 2016. he was third base coach last season. >>> hey, everybody, that is dick mullens in the nfl where the former quarterback was trying to get the browns into the end zone against that guy. near the end of the game, near 4th down, needed a touchdown, got one. going down 6 to ahead by 1. cleveland state in a lather. carr had a few seconds so he hit jones to get into field goal range. set the table for daniel carson to come in and drill a walk off field goal from 48 yards as time expired. raiders won it 16-14. kept their playoff hopes alive with a record of 7-7. and because i like it when the 300 pounders score, big christian wilkins scored for the dolphins yesterday. and body control doing the worm. miami won. 6th straight win for the dolphins, 6 '4, 310 pounds. shout out minnesota vikings beat the bears, their record 7-7. the bears, oh, they lost 8 out of 9. >> oh. [ laughter ] >> win some lose some. >> just saying. >> oh. [ laughter ] >> thank you, vern. >>> holiday spirits could be we lear

pamela brown has the day off. you are in the cnn newsroom. tonight a nation honors long-time senator and gop presidential nominee bob dole who died this morning at the age of 98. his american journey took him from the plains of kansas to world war ii europe to capitol hill where he became one of the most powerful politicians of the 20th century. in a statement, president biden remembered dole as, quote, an american statesman like few in our history. a war hero and among the greatest of the greatest generation, and to me he was also a friend whom i could look to for trusted guidance or humorous line at just the right moment to settle frayed nerves. i will miss my friend. president george w. bush said, quote, i will always remember to salute him at the capitol. cnn's wolf blitzer looks back at that life and legacy of bob dole. >> bob dole was the kind of politician you'll have a hard time finding in washington these days. much of the country only saw the cartoon image hatchet man. >> senator bob dole has earned his reputation as a hatchet man t

brown lake victoria through democratic republic of congo, congo gabon rate through into cameroon. actually bit more dry and cameroon, on thursday. and then we've got a lot of wet weather botswana inches in bob way that eastern portion of south africa want to show these temperatures. can take you a few days out because it's a different story. temperatures going down in johannesburg. this is by saturday cape town all the way up to 27 degrees, so feeling it more like summer. ah, the, from the al jazeera london, bro casenita to people in thoughtful conversation with no host and no limitation of the artist by nature. they are person call on last party love i way, way and denise to pull society is not interested in the individuality. the freedom, the spirit. don't the young person studio be unscripted on al jazeera? ah, the me again, you're watching as a reminder of our top stories this out us president joe biden has place to do whatever it takes to help communities hit by severe tornadoes last week. he's been visiting the worst state of kentucky you case report its highest number of da