ok? and he purchases something, and he either whistles at her in a sassy way, a wolf whistle, that construction workers and others are known to do with women walk by, or, as he is leaving, he says something like, "bye, baby," or, as his mother says, he started to say something and stutters. he would blow air out, stuttering like a whistle. whatever he did, he crossed the line in the eyes of carolyn bryant. but also her husband. a couple of days later, lloyd bryant, and his brother-in-law, showed up late at night at the door of moses wright's house. they demand to see the boy that was in the store. all these boys are sharing a big bed. emmett till, half asleep, goes to the door. bryant grabs him, and they take into a truck. you can hear them say, is this the boy that did that? a woman says, yes, that is him. , not to take him away be seen for several days. that was on the 28th. two days from now, 60 years ago. alright? him to milam's barn where they beat him, tortured him, and shot him. th

ok, so, now, i want you to put your hand on the other arm. ok, right here, ok, and do this. what do you feel happening? >> [indistinct chatter] >> this is all working, right? ok, so, all these--this part is working these things. ha ha! so, your fingers are like a little marionette controlled by these muscles up here. now, one of the things that happens as we age is arthritis. so many people have arthritis in their hands. so, we don't want any shrinkage to happen here. so, do this again, and feel that when you move your fingers, you're moving these muscles, but if you don't move your fingers, these muscles don't do much work. so, what happens when you don't do much? >> atrophy. >> atrophy. yeah. you don't use it, you will lose it. >> i do exercise a lot. you get your blood moving, and that starts everything else and your muscles moving. everything moving, and deep breathing along with it. stretching, getting all-- really, you tend, as you grow older, you tend to go like this, and she has you going like this. she's wonderful. but this exercise stimulates your body and keeps ev

with out a doubt. >> sabrina: ok, so what's the solution? how do we balance between religious liberty and being a human family and national security? >> ako: well, i think it's not easy. (laughter) >> ako: you know, it's not easy, but we've done it for centuries. we have done it for decades, you know, we have individuals that the time of now. we have always been able to balance that, you know. >> sabrina: but isis didn't exist then. >> ako: well, you had other terrorist groups. you know, the point is we've always had terrorism. whether it's domestic or whether it's been internatioiol. we've always dealt with that. you know, one of the things that we also have to look at is the fact that when isis, we look at all the other islamic groups. you know, boko haram, all of those, we have to understand that we have to take it a step further. it's time for america to be able to lead and not police the world. we have to begin to address that, but at the same time, we don'n'turn around and stopop families from coming in this country. we don't stop indi

you' re ok. alana: i know for me, personally--i' m not in that kind of a situation, but my animals are so important to me. but i don' t think it holds a candle to what it is to people who have lost everything. so the fact that we' re able to help their animals and help them continue the bond and the connection, support they get from their animals, is so important. woman: i' m here because cassidy has an eye infection, and she' s had it for about a month, and i want to make sure that she' s ok. i don' t want her to go blind. i want her to be treated for it. i' m living on the streets. i' ve been on the streets for 9 years. and i can' t get work anymore. i' m not willing to give up my dogs for anything. i' m trying to get placed now. and they' re my life. they' re my children. and i won' t give them up. woman: i came to bring in kobe, who was pulling out his hair. kobe is my companion. kobe' s my these people are so nice. the doctors are always very attentive. i can' t believe that these doctors ar

go ahead. >> [inaudible] orangeburg sounds ok to me -- mr. trump: sounds ok to me. yeah, go ahead. >> [inaudible] well, i think there are a lot of economic issues. we didn't talk about trade, devaluations, right? we didn't talk about corporate inversions, which, by the way, none of the other candidates, they don't even know what it means. when companies are leaving our , massive countries, because they can't get their money back and they are getting lower countries elsewhere. they are leaving and taking their jobs with them. the corporate inversion syndrome is a very important thing to be talked about. instead they talked about fantasy football. it was a big question. i am saying, what about corporate inversion? $2.5 trillion at least. i think it is probably twice that number. because our system is so corrupt and terrible, they can't get their money back to invest in this country. so they don't talk about corporate inversions at the debate, they talk about fantasy football. yeah, go ahead, sarah. >> [inaudible] mr. trump: you have to talk loud enough. >> [inaudible]

ok, first of all, look at that face. when she first started, she was like, "i got this. i got--ok. wait. there's nothing behind me." look at my butt. look at my butt. maybe her butt was too heavy. that's the thing. that just shows you, everybody can't have those big booties. they don't know what to do with them. all right, tone. terry, my favorite is parkour sore. oh! yo, man, your face is ruined at this point. terry: oh, no! his mother's so mad. she's like, "you just got your braces off!" all, right, jen, your favorite. i think i like bleacher bust 'cause the one place in the world where you can find tons of blue mats is the high school. put them down. that's it. let's keep this party going. there are a lot of people who appear in internet videos, but only a few of them are truly stars. here is this week's terry important person. [engine revving] sherri: oh! oh, dude. in the pool. oh! oh! ahh. [laughter] where they have cars and motorcycles-- around-- around the pool. hey, man, we should invite girls. nah, man, forget girls. they have such a beautiful view. why don't they just hav

ok? he, was the lightning. of course, it is can begin to to believenvenient that with john adams' attitude -- he has a pretty good case here. they send this to each colony. anybody from rhode island? rhode island comes through here. the only time in our entire story that rhode island is actually doing what it is supposed to do. we have the documents that were generated and the response to this request. and they come in in june and into july. massachusetts, for example, we are there, so we think they are important. there is like 38 towns that respond to -- respond. the governor sent it to the assembly, and instantly send it to all the towns. in virginia they do not have towns, but counties. they send it to other counties. massachusetts has 38 towns. we have the response of all 38 towns. this is like, you don't get this very often in early american history. this is like a poll on independence. because they are supposed to say that they support -- are they going to rewrite their constitution

ok. let's begin. ok. not there.ng. [laughter] just could be anywhere. is that -- is that -- oh, come on now. wait, wait, wait. go back. go back. go back. go back. go back. go back. go back. is that -- no. i thought that was him in the blue shirt. no. oh, my goodness! oh, no! damn it! is he even in there? is he even in there? show me where he is. [applause] were you there the whole time? were you there the whole time? i saw the woman beside you. i was like ahhh! it is harder than it looks. it really, really is, gang. it really is. i think it is the 60 seconds. next time i think i'll need 70 seconds. if i had had 10 more seconds i would have got that. that was "where's reggie." stick around. we'll be right back.

is everything ok? >> no, we need a police to... >> as soon as we got there, we didn't think anything about it... we just went in. >> after i walked in the house and i saw it, i was like, he looked different, he looked like, like he didn't look human. >> kiya, what's wrong? >> he's mad because i don't want to be with him. >> well, why don't you want to be with him, kiya? >> because he don't treat me right. >> well, ok, why can't you all just talk about... >> so i kept asking her, kiya, just say you'll be back with him, just say it you'll all be back together. >> we were both in the house, back and forth, trying to get him to let her go. >> every time she gets closer to me, he gets closer to her. so if she moves, he moves. and she's like "toni, he has a gun." i said, "a gun?" >> and i was like, what's really going on here? >> and we just tried to plea with him not to do what he was thinking to do. >> taking somebody else's life ain't worth it. if you do something to her it's worse. i mean it's going to b

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she got promoted ok.t woman foreman, i guess, or woman fore woman, and it was only by accident that she learned although there were four or five men during the exact same job, she was being paid less. so i want to remove any doubt that transparency is acceptable, and if there needs to be changes in the rules or the laws about businesses so that they cannot retaliate, so that you can find out how mature are being paid so you can compare your pay to other workers in the same situation, i will tell you a really quick torry, a young man came up to me in new hampshire and said -- he was in his mid to late 20's -- he said his first real job was working at a cashier at the same store his mother worked in. he was 17 and he was so proud because this was like his first job, and he got it because his mother introduced him to somebody. he comes home with his first paycheck. his mother looks at it and her face falls. she tells him you are making a dollar more an hour than i am and i have been there for years. so he we

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i think they didn't ok job, i think, in trying to answer the question. kathie:cynthia: and that's it, keeping them on message is nothing new, but you asked a question of senator sanders and he didn't even come close. kathie: you famously said that you are sick and tired about hearing about the dam e-mails. but then you told the walls -- "the wall street journal" that the question of whether or not secretary clinton's e-mails compromised security was a valid question. senator sanders: that's just media stuff. i'm still sick and tired of hearing about it. cynthia: he then went back to his message of the middle-class disappearing, which he tried to get in every chance he could. did we see a lot of that last night? where candidates were not answering questions? kathie: i would say that he did answer it and away. the question was are you still sick of hearing about it and are you going to give her a pass on the e-mail issues? the answer was yes, he doubled down on that. he is not going to talk about the -- now, if he turns around and gives another interview w

the injured officer is expected to be ok. emily: a key battle is underway in northern iraq for control of a mountain town overrun by isis last year. more than 7,000 kurdish fighters are closing in on sinjar. the town is on a strategic supply line. those fighters are being backed by a u.s. led air campaign. randy: police have made an arrest in an alleged laser wabc' s newscopter was over elizabeth, new jersey yesterday when the pilot and reporter say it happened. police made the arrest a short time later. a similar attack on another news helicopter also happened last night, this one in brooklyn. emily: one person is dead and condition after a home explodes in new jersey. this duplex in the town of elizabeth was leveled yesterday morning. the mayor says it was a gas explosion on the second floor. and investigators are now looking into whether someone inside the house may have been illegally tapping into a natural gas line. cars are slowly being removed from a gaping hole that opened up in a mississippi parking lot. the ground c

ok, i will get us back to where we were. ok, thank you. at the time that the grant was commissioned, it was seen as a tremendous accomplishment. boths really celebrated, in publication, newspapers, and artistic circles. it has continued to captivate power. by its dramatic today it communicates the same power and drama. i think it has really become a fixture in the landscape of popular culture. i always find this mesmerizing. here you have the grant. you can see it from different angles, which i love. so, anyway. thank you very much for your attention. [applause] if you have any questions, i would be happy to answer them. sir? >> [inaudible] excellent question. the process is complicated. the first is focusing on the bronze statue and the marble pedestal. benext bring we will complete without phase. we are moving rapidly with the conservation of the bronze. the conservator will be removing the scaffold that cases each element. it is around each part. the plaza now, but you cannot see beyond the screens. yes? how much conversation took place

reporting live, back to you. >> ok, thank you. and the war against isis taking a toll here in the district. the terror group threatening an attack in washington and it has some staying away. john gonzalez has that side of the story. >> perhaps the concession lines here on the national mall will be shorter this week. that's because this latest chilling video allegedly produced and released by isis threatening to attack d.c. has already caused some to change plans. at least four school districts on the east coast, including carroll county in maryland, have canceled school field trips this week. >> put an email out to the parents that if they didn't want their student to go, they were certainly in control of that. and there were a couple of kids' parents who said no. >> she says her school in laurel, maryland, debated it for some time this morning. a school official in carroll county says he knows that there's no specific threat against the united states, but it's a chance he wasn't willing to take. >> i think it's probably safer in

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>> ok, the way the water saving basin are built, they have three different levels. and these levels go in hand in hand with the level of water in the chambers so the high level will go to the highest water saving basins, the middle one to the middle one, and then low to the low and then the ship will go to the next chamber. we will use 7 percent less water to put three times more cargo. >> so, 7 percent sounds like a kind of small number but how many gallons are we talking about? >> right now we use 52 million gallons of water and the exisiting locks will use 48 million gallons of water. >> with a project like this, a million things are going on, all at the same time. there are 6 gate sections on the new canal. each comes with 2 gates, in case one fails. ilya sent us to gate #7 to see what was happening there. when we arrived, it was clear something was up, and it wasn't good. the language is a mix of italian and spanish. but the message is clear. there was a problem with gate #7. right now these guys are actually talking to 2 divers down below. they're in the middl

there were times when we were like ok, we are going to take on the world.here are other times there it was like "i'm going to strangle you." if there is tension, there is not creation. you really need creative tension. emily: you quit a couple times. he fired you a couple times. you made up. tony: it was a dramatic relationship. emily: there is this modern mythology of johnny ives as the apple design guy. i wonder how do you remember it? was it more of a team effort than sometimes this mythology would lead people to believe? tony: when it comes to design, there is no right or wrong. there is opinion. different people had different opinions and led the charge for certain decisions. so there was a team effort between, you know, myself, johnny, the marketing team, steve. and we would talk about the features, feature sets, what it looks like, grappling with those things. and there were certain decisions i can make myself about how we were going to implement it. but there were certain things about what it might look like, and johnny had a big opinion on that. bu

that's ok. but we have to get the rest of your friends to come out of their hiding places before one of them gets hurt. can you help us? absolutely. i'll just tell them all that it's safe. great. thank you, hank. hello in there. it's me, hank. heh heh. there's no shark. you can come out nowow i i nt to come out, but i can't. my fin is stuck. i'm stuck, too. uh, me too. i'm really uncomfortable. help! get me out of here. uh-oh. come on, hank. captain. what is it, peso? we've got a problem. the huhuhumus can't seem totoeave the octopod. they're stuck in the pipes. aye, whenever we get close to the little fishies, they dive back into the pipes and wedge themselves in even deeper. but what can we do? none of us are small enough to climb in there and pull them out. [toilet flushes] [trills] that's it. we'll flush them out. we're going to flush all the toilets? not just the toilets, kwazii. if we can push even more water through the pipes at the same time, it might flush the humuhumus out. and they ca

host: ok.hampshire, a republican. hi. caller: how are you? my question is, you have some major cities on the eucharist and the west coast, and they take barges full of trash loaded with plastic bags and they dump it in the ocean at such a large freight that it washes ashore on the hawaiian islands. a lot of the islands are covered with it. it is also an environmental hazard to our food supply. that cannot break down. this: i think actually, sort of image of the barge flying -- applying its way around the coast with nowhere to put its garbage, i was a really formative moments in the american environmental consciousness. there was really just one due to essentially bad planning on the part of municipal managers who did not have anywhere to dump this garbage. that was really an aberration, and even in that case it was not dumped into the ocean. it eventually did find a home in a landfill. but that moment, that moment of the barge floating around with nowhere to go, really gave people a strong and

ok.graphic artists among you, you want to see how you get your attention of your member of congress? you get the names of all the corporate interests that got their hooks in him. it's all public, it's all on the internet. you get the graphic artist to draw the senator, and then you put a jacket on the senator or representative, and then you put the logos, depending on the size of the contribution, all over the jacket like a nascar race, ok? so we did it for the speaker of the house, john boehner, who is the nemesis of the democratic party, and guess what. the democratic party so disrespects democratic voters in his southwest ohio district that they did not field an opponent this year. he's running unopposed, ok? here's john boehner. [audience murmurs] i don't know if you can see it, but afterwards, you can look at it. do you realize what it does to a politician to present him as something like this? huh? these are the interest groups who own him. sallie mae. he was a main opponent for stu

it's ok, pete. that's not what i'm worried about. i wonder if this blanket is big enough for all 12 of us to sit on. looks big enough to me. well, pete, there's a way we can figure out if it's big enough. you see, the blanket is made up of... one, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 squares. if one friend d n sit on one square, are 8 8 uares enough for 1212riends? nope. we need 12quares. then we're going to need another blanket for that. oh, but we don't have another blanket. why don't we see if there's a mouseketool we could use as a blanket? you've got it, daisy. everybody, say-- oh, toodles! all: oh, t tdles! [ringing] minnie: look! the beach towel has one, 2, 3, 4 colored squares-- squares just like the picnic blanket! mickey: could some of our friends sit on the beach towel for the picnic? why, sur we got ears. say, "cheers!" hmm. we already have 8 squares on the picnic blanket-- enough for 8 friends, and if we add the 4 squares on this towel, how many squares ararthere altogether? 8... 9, 10, 11,2. oh! mickey: so, 8 squares plus 4 more squares

the injured officer is expected to be ok. randy: investigators are working to find the cause of this fire that destroyed a historic new hampshire inn. the owner had to be carried to safety as smoke filled the armont inn in campton early yesterday morning. a neighbor called 911 after hearing popping sounds and seeing flames. nobody was seriously hurt. emily: one person is dead more than a dozen hurt after a home explodes in new jersey. it happened yesterday morning at a multi-family home in the town of elizabeth. investigators say someone inside the house may have been illegally tapping into a natural gas line. gaping sinkhole in a parking lot in mississippi. the lot caved-in on saturday , swallowing at least 12 an expert says the 30-foot hole collapsing because of new construction in the area. incredibly nobody was hurt. randy: former boston sportscaster bob lobel is suing a newton golf course claiming discrimination. lobel says the woodland golf club is wrongly denying his cart for the disabled. he is seeking a quarter milli

, ok. pat: given what he did, if they find out it's a bomb there will be retaliation by the russians. john: the real star of this program, issue three -- michelle and qatar. my cell: we give them the education they need it just doesn't transform their lives but their country's too. john: john: michelle obama called for better education for girls. stating that 62 million around the world are not in school and that gender gaps remain significant in social and economic spheres. the first lady also spoke about the dangers girls fails in places like nigeria and pakistan, where islamic extremists have kidnapped or attacked school after age girls. later, on a light note, she also took comedian conan o'brien with her to meet with military personnel stagsed in qatar. question is michelle becoming a more activist first lady? eleanor, yet again, you. eleanor: i think she's been out front on all these issues. it reminds me of when hillary clinton went to beijing and said women's rights are human rights

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about 3 million, ok.hey keep adding value for the prime members, and not just to add on the new members but to make sure that the existing members do not churn out? andt went from two days, there is also on demand video, photo storage, early access to deals. today, you saw a bunch of information about drones, one day coming to you with drones. we will see. amazon reallyis the only one able to do something like this? who else has tried to replicate this amazon prime strategy? >> it actually goes back to costco, deriving most of their profits from membership, so it makes sense for costa members to shell out $100 or however much a year for that membership. yes, and as a former costco member, i totally get that. do the samed to thing, and they had to forgo their membership fee just to get more customers on board. intody else trying to get this space with amazon, or are they clearly the leader, and there is no way that anyone can catch up with them? >> amazon had a decade of loyalty built up before they starte

it is official he made the word up. >> ok. put it on wikipedia. ok.is a really interesting moment right now for tons of these large companies. companies like you mentioned american express and viacom to two partners we're really excited about that just came on, loreal and lloyd's of london. a big shift is around digitalal marketers and to reach your consumers means using all sorts of different channels and techniques and integrating those approaches into your products. >> you have set up a 12-week course around digital marketing to take someone who is currently working and coach them up so they can be ready for digital marketing? >> we do have that program and it does happen. however, a lot of what we do inside companies is around creating a base of understanding, empathy, and literacy around the new topics for a large, large groups of these employees on the teams in the marketing function, in the sales function. really to help fuel the whole organizational desire to get more digital, you know, be more plugged into what's happening right now. from the

. >> a database is ok. a watchlist is ok. surveillance is ok. i want to surveillance. i want to survey these people coming in. i want to know who they are. >> he is not alone. nearly all republicans have spoken out against the influx on the campaign trail. 47 democrats voted yes and if made law, it will slow down obama's planned to house an extra 10,000 refugees. john kerry is in israel today. his first trip in more than a year. it comes in the midst of a series of stabbings and other forcks that have hurt hopes peace talks between israel and the palestinians. trip isry says the focused on ending the current violence. terrorismcts of deserves the condemnation they are receiving. today, i express my condemnation for any act of terror that takes innocent lives and disrupts the day-to-day life of a nation. every right in the world to defend itself. let's take a look at the top stories. 's meeting president with barack obama in washington today. the next stop in the top level for more backing in the fight against the islamic state group leader. the u.s. puts out a terror a

caleen: ok, for us, for the winnemem wintu, we follow the spiritual. we do things because we are given that information from the prayer places, from the sacred places. we don't just up and say count our pennies and we're going to hawaii, or count our pennies and we're going to new zealand, or you know, we're a very poor tribe, but we still have obligations to do things that we feel that the creator has given us to do, including going to see chief spence when she was on our fast about the things that were happening in canada. we still don't know exactly why that happened, but we know that there's a connection. and at one point in time that's gonna unfold in the same way that we were given the instructions to go there. and so if we come from that prayer place, you know, i as a younger person was much like my friend over here, and i would look at my grams, and i would say why aren't you so terribly angry? why aren't you there? and it's because we can't do anything from that position. we can't carry on. we can't make good for our kids coming up behind us.

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