If they dont win tonight, this might be a lost season for them. Glass half full. Jim g. , of course, thats the big concern. Had a good week of practice. Hes ready to go. The team needs to come out angry. They need to be fired up and pumped out. Kind of ticked off playing tonight. The 49ers have a new look. Youll see it when they take the field. They are going back to the future, old school. 49ers wearing their 1994 throwback white jerseys. Remember these . Same as the last time this franchise won the super bowl. Even more notably, their helmets in honor of hall of famer fred dean. A number 74 decal on each helmet. You see that number right there. Fred dean. That ferocious park rusher. His former teammates said he had covid19 and died a few days ago, last wednesday. Fred dean was 68 years old. We will remember him fannond. And a homecoming of sorts for jared goff. Weve seen him grow up right before our eyes. He was number 16 in honor of joe montana. His favorite alltime player growing u
this book. she got under the story of at the time. i was there lisa was a top investigative reporter at the chronicle. this was one of many stories that she broke i think in a way it was the most impactful if there was one even more. i need to know about that one because this one was quite impactful. and her work because i was a columnist she gave me a lot of opportunities to express the outrage at what she was uncovering something. she s not allowed. she s supposed to remain calm and cool and objective. i i was not hampered by that and i really appreciate all those opportunities. gave me kathy mcbroom is the heroine of the book. she is the the whistleblower. this is a true crime story, but we already we already know who done it. what this is a story about is the amazing effort that it required. to not only uncover what he did but to fight the higher-ups and the judicial system to keep from from suppressing it from covering it up to let him get off with a slap in the wrist an
i m a long time san antonio journalist, but for 10 years, i worked at the houston chronicle i walked alongside. lisa olson lisa is the author of this book. she got under the story of at the time. i was there lisa was a top investigative reporter at the chronicle. this was one of many stories that she broke i think in a way it was the most impactful if there was one even more. i need to know about that one because this one was quite impactful. and her work because i was a columnist she gave me a lot of opportunities to express the outrage at what she was uncovering something. she s not allowed. she s supposed to remain calm and cool and objective. i i was not hampered by that and i really appreciate all those opportunities. gave me kathy mcbroom is the heroine of the book. she is the the whistleblower. this is a true crime story, but we already we already know who done it. what this is a story about is the amazing effort that it required. to not only uncover what he did but to
i m a long time san antonio journalist, but for 10 years, i worked at the houston chronicle i walked alongside. lisa olson lisa is the author of this book. she got under the story of at the time. i was there lisa was a top investigative reporter at the chronicle. this was one of many stories that she broke i think in a way it was the most impactful if there was one even more. i need to know about that one because this one was quite impactful. and her work because i was a columnist she gave me a lot of opportunities to express the outrage at what she was uncovering something. she s not allowed. she s supposed to remain calm and cool and objective. i i was not hampered by that and i really appreciate all those opportunities. gave me kathy mcbroom is the heroine of the book. she is the the whistleblower. this is a true crime story, but we already we already know who done it. what this is a story about is the amazing effort that it required. to not only uncover what he did but to
i m a long time san antonio journalist, but for 10 years, i worked at the houston chronicle i walked alongside. lisa olson lisa is the author of this book. she got under the story of at the time. i was there lisa was a top investigative reporter at the chronicle. this was one of many stories that she broke i think in a way it was the most impactful if there was one even more. i need to know about that one because this one was quite impactful. and her work because i was a columnist she gave me a lot of opportunities to express the outrage at what she was uncovering something. she s not allowed. she s supposed to remain calm and cool and objective. i i was not hampered by that and i really appreciate all those opportunities. gave me kathy mcbroom is the heroine of the book. she is the the whistleblower. this is a true crime story, but we already we already know who done it. what this is a story about is the amazing effort that it required. to not only uncover what he did but to