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Drew Kampion pens a retrospective tracking the life of one of surfing's most influential personas, from Southern California to the North Shore to Kauai.

However harsher punishment for fatal crashes doesn’t always result in fewer pedestrian fatalities.

Now streaming on: "Grown Ups” is a pleasant, genial, good-hearted, sometimes icky comedy thats like spending a weekend with well-meaning people you dont want to see again any time real soon. Theyre the kind of people where, in the car driving home, you ask, “What was that all about?” Try to imagine the Three Stooges slapping each others faces with dehydrated reconstituted bananas. No, really. The setup for the story: Five kids were on a basketball team in middle school. Their beloved old ...

Whats it about? The church of Tonga demands donations, especially from those who have left the country. This personal documentary follows the family of Saia Mafile’o who, decades after moving to New Zealand, still dedicates his life and money entirely to his homeland. Streaming after broadcast at SBS On Demand:   Dreamy Chilean drama Rey explores a man who would be king This bold Chilean film explores a little-known story of a French adventurer claiming to be king of Patagonia. Now streami...

Fighting for her life, Notre Dame Academy alumna, 24, in desperate need of a kidney donor Updated Dec 12, 2020; Posted Dec 12, 2020 Staten Islander Joyce "Jade" Van Drost is an NDA and Rutgers University alumna. Shes in desperate need of a kidney donor. (Family photo) Facebook Share STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- As we prepare for the Christmas holiday under COVID-19 restrictions and restaurant shutdowns, Joyce “Jade” Van Drost, 24, is fighting for her life. The Notre Dame Academy (NDA) alumna is...

Had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so. >> the deputy attorney general and i concluded that the evidence developed by the special counsel is not sufficient to establish that the president committed an obstruction of justice offense. >> kicking off our special tonight, former federal prosecutor john flannery, joyce van and eugene robinson. good evening to each of you. we have had some time to let it set in. eugene, what does it mean that muelle...

Of how this report is understood. >> joyce, the weather also had a lot of clouds, which makes it hard to see the sun, which provides the light from the office of legal counsel opinion, classic analogy. but take a listen side by side. what we didnt have until this week is the way that barr treated this to the way mueller did when it comes to the central question america has been discussing for months, which is what do you do if there is a crime committed by the president in office. >> we specific...

President. >> john, take a look, then, at the sound of both of them now. we have again for the first time, barr and mueller on the idea that, yeah, some things go beyond the doj. >> absolutely. >> special counsel mueller did not indicate that his purpose was to leave the decision to congress. i am told that his reaction to that was that it was my prerogative as attorney general to make that decision. >> the opinion says that the constitution requires a process other than the criminal justice sys...

Would not reach a determination one way or the other about whether the president committed a crime. >> joyce, now that mueller has spoken once and for all, what are we to take from it on that point? >> i think that there is some very fine legal arguments being drawn by the attorney general technically saying that mueller didnt go far enough down the road that the office of legal counsel memo compelled his decision. but those are really differences without a distinction. it is clear from muellers...

Political folks. people at the nra. its very likely she would be damaging to a lot of people who hadnt yet been publicly identified in this investigation. mueller will certainly be interested. this is a district of columbias case but muellers prosecutors would be interested in anything she has to offer. >> it will be interesting. joyce van, thank you very much. president trump averages more than eight lies per day. in fact, things have got son bad that the "washington post" has unveiled a new ...