he stayed in because bobby got in. he lived in fear of bobby kennedy. hated him. i don't use that word lightly. it is very rare for one politician to hate the other. they each sat enough that you eachafely say they hated each other. but lyndon lived in complete fear of robbie. he saw what mccarthy did in new hampshire. it shocked him. lyndon understood better than anybody what that weakness meant. then bobby jumps in and then how he simply could not see how he could successfully campaign against bobby. and jack newfield had a brilliant theory at the time and he was a village voice columnist. he said to bobby i really, the only one who said to bobby, i think if you get in johnson will , drop out. this will be a reference a certain age will get. you think i think of -- he said i think of lbj as sonny listed. he was the most fearsome heavyweight champion of all time until he sat on the stool and refused to go back into the ring who, aftersius clay winning the championship, changed his name to muhammad ali. and he was completely right. anybody else? >> [indiscernible]

bobby kennedy and jack kennedy knew it. jack kennedy is giving his state of the union address and president kennedy is all, we are fighting for democracy and freedom and there is an opportunity for what is happening here on the globe because we have all of these people. it was the middle of decolonization. africans, asians arabs, latinos, , those nations are getting free. imperial bonds are loosening and he sees this as an incredible moment for freedom in the global south. but he didn't mention the american south. in this freedom struggle. a kind of silence there. but he needed that silence, because what he was dealing with, he had just come back from the vienna summit. remember the one, his brother was trying to get the freedom riders to be quiet on? that didn't go so well. he met with khrushchev. khrushchev took him to school. i mean ooh. this wasn't pretty. it really wasn't pretty and it was kennedy's fault. he acknowledged that later on. he thought what he could do, because he has his own charm, he can walk in and charm

she'd begun dating a well-known south bay car salesman named bobby lowe. that new relationship was going so well that on the evening of thursday july 8th bobby lowe took deede out to dinner at this restaurant to meet his father. >> i talked to her before her date. >> any sign that she was nervous about anything? >> she was in a happy state when i talked to her, and we had made plans to hopefully get together the following night, so i could get the update on the date. >> but that conversation never took place. >> i called her on friday, and she didn't call me back, which was not unusual for deede. i called her on saturday and she didn't call me back. that was pretty typical. but by sunday i started getting concerned. >> concerned too was daughter julie. she talked of meeting her mom that same friday during a layover at l.a.x. as julie headed for cabo san lucas, mexico. >> she's like you know, i might have an appointment that morning but if i don't i'll come by, i'll text you, we'll have coffee. so i laid over in los angeles. i didn't get a text. i thought i

i salute congressman bobby scott -- excuse me, bobby rush, i know bobby scott has something to do with this as well, but in this case the leadership of bobby rush, a life-long civil rights champion in the congress, and in our country, for his leadership on h.r. 35, which will right this historic wrong. thank you to chairwoman karen bass of the congressional black caucus for her commitment and that of the entire congressional black caucus for bringing this legislation to the floor. and thank you, chairman nadler and mr. ranking member, for your leadership as well. and i thank senators booker and harris leading this legislation in the senate. today congress has an opportunity to acknowledge its responsibility for its historic failure to confront and end the horror of lynching, lynching in america. we must begin by acknowledging the heartbreaking truth that racially motivated acts of terror have long been a part of american history and that they remain a stain on our nation's soul today. we must never forget the massacre in wilmington, north carolina, 122 years ago in which 60 black ameri

dabob bobby bobby bobby bobby shake da bobby, said up jump the bobby. yoda [ cheers and applause >> steve: hey. bobby yoda >> jimmy: this is going viral. a fashion designer in england created inflatable latex trousers check this out [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's great if you want people walking up to you all day and asking, "so what happened to your testicles?" [ laughter ] >> steve: wow. he was walking on the balls of his feet [ laughter ] hey, oh. >> jimmy: this is crazy. today is the five-year anniversary of the infamous white and gold or blue and black dress debate take a look. yeah remember the good old days when this was the only thing dividing america [ light laughter ] and finally, a poodle in pennsylvania somehow made its way home to its family just one day after being carried away by a hawk [ audience oohs yep, it walked in the house, poured itself a drink and said, "you would not believe the day i had. [ laughter ] we have a great show give it up for the roots, everybody! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: we have a fun show tonight. david bec

auction exec bobby livingston's expecting quite a haul.ead ring. >> that ring is the closest thing there is to a wedding ring between these two lovers. i wouldn't be surprised if that goes for well over $40,000, $50,000. we'll see. >> then, david bellman, bobby's jewelry expert, gets a new tip on that insignia in the band of bonnie's ring. tell me what you have discovered. >> it turned out that the hallmark inside that looked like a musical note was actually a shape of a "u" with an arrow that was a mark for a company out of rhode island that was actually manufacturing rings like this. >> i didn't get the slam-dunk answer i was looking for. >> you do still believe it was bonnie's. >> yes. the great news is, it was found in the car in sowers and belonged to smoot schmid, and he attributed it to bonnie. >> still, it's now doubtful the ring will go for the 50k bobby had estimated. what about the other items? ♪ first up on the auction block... >> sheriff smoot schmid's service revolver. i have $3,250 bid. make it $3,500. yes, $3,500. fair warn

the -- >> kennedy holes up with his brother bobby and his team.get, the old guard of the democrats. he knows they plan to crush him. >> kennedy had a major foe trying to bring him down at every opportunity. his name was lyndon b. johnson, the senate majority leader from texas. >> johnson wants the nomination for himself, and he's prepared to play dirty. >> lyndon johnson's allies and friends at the convention begin to talk about kennedy's health problems. >> kennedy had serious health problems. addison's disease. he had a hormonal deficiency that could have killed him. in fact, his father put medicine in safe deposit vaults all over the united states so that kennedy would never run short. >> so what johnson does is he makes it a campaign issue. >> the kennedy forces denied it vociferously. and had doctors come out and say he was above average in health and energy and vitality and never had so-called addison's disease and they lied through their teeth. >> kennedy's illness is never mentioned again. it's a victory for jfk's team, if not for truth. >

i want to dig right into these results though, bobby.ly though, investors seem a bit underwhelmed, were up about 4/10 of a percent what do you tell those investors about these as a result? >> i think they were great results. i think we had a good quarter and if you look at all the metrics that we measure, we think that we've established a great pathway for growth for what is going to be probably if you look at the era of gaming over the last 30 years that i've been the ceo, when i look out over the next decade, i see more opportunity for our company than i've ever seen in the 30 years that i've been doing this. >> let me ask you about that opportunity, bobby let's talk about 2020, the pipeline when you think about your pipeline of games there, what are going to be the big growth drivers this year? do you look at call of duty mobile is it the east ports business? what do you think should excite investors? >> i think if you look across our franchises, a lot of our franchises have never actually been on mobile devices before. if you think a

sir bobby's words of condolence have been pubished on the manchester united website.ud to call him a team—mate. for all the matter of fact things harry said about that night in munich for me he will always be remembered as a heroic figure." and sir alex ferguson said: "harry was a man of great character and a true legend at our club. i loved his company and the many pieces of advice he gave me. my thoughts and prayers are with carolyn and his family at this very sad time." of course there are many tributes being made — and we've heard from sammy mcilroy, also a former manchester united and northern ireland player, who recalled their time together at united. i remember working with him in the ‘70s at manchester united. fantastic character. when harry spoke, you had to listen. he was that type of man. genuine man. spoke his mind, told the truth, wouldn't have anything else but the truth. as i say, it's very sad. i knew he wasn't too well. still very sad to hear when he passed away. you touched on what he did at munich, which was absolutely unbelievable. he was a brave m

, and pulled several people out of the wrecakge — including a mother and baby and his teammate sir bobby and a great save by harry gregg. harry gregg was happy to be remembered as a competitor under footballer, but to many, he was so much more, a man with qualities that far beyond the football pitch. —— qualities that shone far beyond. the story of the dreadful disaster... on the 6th of february, 1958, a plane carrying 44 people crashed in munich. 0n carrying 44 people crashed in munich. on board were the manchester united team returning from a european cup tie. somehow, harry gregg survived and twice returned to the burning fuselage to drag team—mates and strangers, including bobby charlton, to safety. for harry gregg, the shocking death toll would have been much higher. -- but for harry gregg. i know i was very fortu nate. harry gregg. i know i was very fortunate. i could do without it, but i was there. there was a lot more people, and i was one of the lucky ones. harry gregg returned from munich being hailed a hero but mentally scarred by what he had seen, and there was no time to res

i love bobby, you know. a little nervous. >> stephen: he was in this clip. what's happening? >> i don't know, what is the oh, thowling ally, okay.wing ( laughter ) well, you know, i'm trying to be loose about it. >> stephen: of course. well, i'm in a bowling ally and i try to pick up a girl in a bowling ally, and it goes from there. >> stephen: okay. jim? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> whoo! ♪ ♪ ( singing ) ♪ ♪ >> whoo! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: i have two reactions to that. i have two reactions. the jesus still has the moves, and the second is i go to the wrong bowling ally because i've never seen anybody that sexy at a bowling ally. >> it's hard to dance in a bowling ally because you're slip ago lot. >> stephen: because of the shoes. >> because of the shoes. i was doing that dance with my salsa teacher and she's in the movie and she kept remind meg re not to step on her feet. >> stephen: do you do salsa outside of this thing? >> with her. it's fantastic. and it's really hard and she's a really tough teacher. >> st

but what about bobby richardson. >> bobby richardson would kill them off.e had unbelievable range. this was not steve scalise. [laughter] steve scalise had no range. greg: enough about steve scalise. what about christopher steele, he should've sued him to. >> i should've sued him to but people don't like suing, i want to think my legal team, not to that device for other advice. greg: trump is a lonesome human being is any. >> trump is a lonesome hen human being. i'm not really about person. greg: did the media feel that way? what do you think? >> vindictive, profane, angry, rambling response, this is impeachment acquittal. >> was full of revenge, mean-spirited, poisonous. >> the first time the word bs and he did not abbreviate was used in the east room and a formal address. >> it was dark because he made clear his mind is dark. this is somebody in deep psychological distress right now. greg: once again the shrinks come out to play. but these morons cannot diagnose. which they probably have, much less mental illness paid but if the media was in the medical p

congressman bobby rush of the controversy. richa richard newy wi lui's with todap story. >> the boy is being charged as an adult. nbc news will not release his name. he's the second teenager charged in this incident. major who was 18 was fatally stabbed during a robbery gone wrong back on december 11th. she was laid to rest shortly there after. the u.s. state department is evacuating all members from the cruise ship. the princess coastline is off the coast of japan. 285 confirmed cases of coronavirus on board. right now there are more than 67,000 cases of coronavirus, over 1500 people have died so far. we got more "politics nation" with reverend sharpton, right after this break. stick around. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. stop chantix and get help right away if you have changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostilit

after the battle is before the next battle soon bobbie and her team will have to get down to work and decorate the floats all over again because the parade of flowers passes through me a total of 5 times. so welcome back to the cologne con of only behind me you can see the curtain a dome all cologne cathedral conover years not just about costumes singing and so waving to the music it's also about a special type of beer yeah but the revelers can. via phone culture alone for anyone who feels like having a tree these typical carnival specialties are just the thing they are cold here they are mutts in london and they're made of almonds so you can get on almost every corner one of those spikes and just as always carry a little bag of them along so for a snack and they really quite special. tiny tasty and time honored mandela the deep fried pastries sell like hotcakes during carnival for good raisins. but also it has to be crispy on the outside or not too soft on the inside because it has to absorb a lot of carnival you drink culture so you've got to have a mandolin your pocket it's ideal f

bobby livingston wires some of that cash, and just like that, a package arrives. >> i opened it up, andined. >> rick had good taste. >> yeah, he did. >> now, that's a "strange inheritance" story. one look at shelly and you can tell she's over the moon. roger that, mission control. it is kind of amazing that more than half of americans living today weren't even born when man last walked on the moon. will we ever go back? well, at least one space-tourism company is taking reservations for a to-be-determined blast-off date. shelly wishes rick would have lived to see such a day. he would have done anything to get one of those boarding passes and no doubt return with some incredible photos and souvenirs for his collection. i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thanks so much for watching, and remember -- you can't take it with you. >> found in grandpa's attic... >> it was a dirty, dusty old box. and then it's like, "wow. i don't know what it is." >> ...a discovery that will make the baseball world flip. >> you've got honus wagner, ty cobb, cy young, christy mathewson. >> i'm thinking to

bobby rush in chicago. i said to him, show me a plan and he did so and i believe him. >> you mentioned bobby rush. bobby rush has the distinction to be the only man to ever beat barack obama. we could talk about this for 20 minutes. we don't have 20 minutes. it's not because i want to go and promote other candidates on my broadcast either, brittany. but you make a substantial point, thank you. latosha, please come back. so far the president is already proving he can do something vital to winning a second term. we'll talk about that. >>> 14 americans with coronavirus quarantined on a cruise ship near japan, they've been flown back to the united states. that's the good news. the bad news is a number of them now have coronavirus. tested positive for the coronavirus. they were among the hundreds of u.s. sincitizens evacuated frome cries ship off of japan. they arrived back to the u.s. this morning that landed in texas and california. nbc's sarah harman is on the ground at travis air force base in fairfield, cal

sir bobby charlton said harry gregg was "a fantastic goalkeeper but more importantly an incredible humanere you are. have a very good night. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm jane dougall. harry maguire helped manchester united to three points, though some thought he shouldn't have been on the pitch. it added to a night to forget for chelsea as they have two goals disallowed at stamford bridge. both clubs paid tribute to this man. he rescued strangers and his team—mates from a burning wreckage. former manchester united goalkeeper harry gregg, the hero of the munich air disaster, has died at the age of 87. and after seven years out and three children, kim clijsters returns to professional tennis, but did she get the fairytale story she wanted? we start with a controversial night at stamford bridge with chelsea having two goals disallowed in their match against manchester united. it finished 2—0 to the reds, with harry maguire scoring despite seeming to kick michy batshuayi in the groin. but both teams came together to pay tribute to former manchester united goalkeeper harry gregg, who'

i'm really taken back by bobby bobby gentle.t is interesting more moderate establishment thate feels we should do as much as we can to embrace as many people who might vote for us. i've been invoking what james carville said the last few days who struck me and said i want to be a winner. power is about winning and yound have to do whatever you can to bring in the most amount of people. we saw that back-and-forth mayor pete talking about the abortion issue and pooh-poohed and amy klobuchar said come along with a spear that is an elegant way to say we want you o be a part of the party. we are not necessarily changing the policy's first the democratic platform but there is obviously a place for you here. about 20% of democrats pro-life democrats contain personally pro-life democrat. hiller -- hillary clinton as well. >> shannon: wait a minute -- politically. >> what you carry out politically, that is the way you vote. >> shannon: first of all, roe v. wade protects the woman's rights to make health care decisions. >> my point is the

you remember bobby richardson for the new york yankees? he was known for range.d the greatest range if a ball hit the shortstop bobby richardson is the second baseman. bobby richardson would feel theball. if it got to first base, he had unbelievable range . this was not steve scalise. steve had no range . one foot and he has to fall down, right? he was tryingto get better. i don't knowwho put you on the field . this is a true story . so the game starts. and the first pitch, steve is at second base and the guy is in bad shape and i said this is terrible. a ground ball shot is hit to second. and steve, i say he didn't have time to think too much but i said this is not good. that ball is going towards him and this guy stopped that ball, caught the ball. he's now laying down. he throws the ball to first base and gets the bounce. i said it's the most incredible thing. i've never seen that play . i've never seen that in my lifetime . right? and he gets them out and they then took him out of the game which was a wise thing because you could never do that again in 1 mill

to shortstop,it bobby richardson is the second basement, bobby richardson feels the ball.had unbelievable range. this was not steve scalise. [laughter] steve had no range. one foot, and he has to fall down, right? because he was trying to get better. i don't know who the hell put you on the field. [laughter] that is a true story. so the game starts, and the first pitch, steve is at second base on the guy is in really bad shape and i said, this is terrible. tohot, a ground ball is hit second, and steve, i say, i didn't have time to think too much but i say, this is not good, that ball is going toward him. and this guy stopped that ball, caught the ball, he is now laying down, he throws the ball to first base, he gets him out. i said, it's the most incredible thing. i've never seen that play. [laughter] i've never seen anything like it. [applause] out, and they then him out, ande gets they then took him out of the game, which was a good thing because you could never do that again in a million years. the greatest of all time. that ball is not going through you, because you ar

bobby richardson would feel the ball. if it went to first base, he was sure which of the firs first bad paint had unbelievable range. this was not steve scalise. [laughter] steve had no range. [laughter] 1 foot, and he has to fall down. right? he was trying to get better. i don't know who the hell put you on the field. [laughter] and this is a true story. the game starts, and the first pitch, steve is standing there at second base and the guy is really in bad shape. and i said, "this is terrible." a ground ball, shot, is hit to second. and steve, i didn't have time to think through much, but i said, "this is not good. that ball is going toward him." and this guy stopped that ball, caught the ball. he's now laying down. he throws the ball to first base, he gets them out. i said -- it's the most incredible thing. i've never seen it. i've never seen anything like it. [applause] right? and he gets him out, and they then took him out of the game. which was a very wise thing. because you could ever do that again in a million ye

bobby richardson would field the ball. if it hit to first place he was there went to the first baseman for the unbelievable range. this was the not steve scully's. steve had no range. 1 foot and he had to fall down because he was trying to get better but i don't know who the hell put you on the field. [laughter] this is a two-story. the game starts and the first pitch and the guy is in bad shape and i said this is terrible. a shot round ball shot is hit to second. and steve, i say, i did not have time to think too much but this is not good with this ball going towards him. this guy stopped the ball, caught the ball, is not laying down and throws the ball to first base and get him out. i said the most incredible thing with a never seen that. [applause] i've never seen anything like it. he gets him out and they then took him out of the game which was a very wise thing because you could never do that again in a million years but you were not going to let that ball go through, i don't care who was hit by the greatest of all ti

my name is bobbie cochran. i've been a holly court resident for 32 years. i wouldn't give up this neighborhood for nothing. i moved into this apartment one year ago. my favorite thing is my kitchen. i love these clean walls. before the remodeling came along, the condition of these apartments had gotten pretty bad, you know, with all the mildew, the repairs. i mean you haven't seen the apartment for the program come along. you wouldn't have believed it. so i appreciate everything they did. i was here at one point. i was. because i didn't know what the outcome of holly court was going to be. you know, it really got -- was it going to get to the point where we have to be displaced because they would have to demolish this place? if they had, we wouldn't have been brought back. we wouldn't have been able to live in burn. by the program coming along, i welcome it. they had to hire a company and they came in and cleaned up all the walls. they didn't paint the whole apartment, they just cleaned up the mildew part, cleaned up and straighted it and primed it. that is

it's difficult to question somebody like bobby -- i revere bobby rush. >> we all do. >> it's difficultichael bloomberg reality, you were involved in the campaign for black lives where this is the thing we were fighting about, whether black life had any value, it was treated as valueless in new york, it was a numbers game. stop as many black and brown people as you could, sometimes three, four, five, six a dozen times to make sure to keep the numbers up, to keep tabs on them, keeping them scared. and they never got guns. it's difficult for voters to say i can vote for this man after that. >> i have so much respect as you do for congressman rush. and i struggle with this, though. in many part because we know that mike bloomberg has asked for forgiveness, but the other end of that equation is whether or not we decide to. >> -- or not we decide to give it, give it in the form of a vote. as we think about what's happening across new york city and this country, this is why activists are saying that trump is not the virus, he's a symptom. the virus is white supremacy and systematic racism, th

right across from his acclaimed debut film hunger tells the true story of an ira member and prisoner bobby sands who died on hunger strike 1st. with the british government. is 2010 movie shame also starred michael fassbender this time as an executive struggling with sex addiction. 12 years a slave mcqueen tells a gut wrenching true story of a free man kidnapped and then slaved if you want to see the film made mcqueen the 1st black director ever to win an oscar for best picture. i did a cape this award to all the people who have enjoyed slavery. 21000000 people. slavery today thank you very much. mcqueen's most recent film. about a group of women forced into crime was ranked by critics as one of the best movies of 2800 years. and see what i think. the before his film career mcqueen was known as one of britain's top artists the tate modern retrospective shows the last 20 years of his art. in the ongoing work and credits made up of heavily redacted f.b.i. documents mcqueen pays homage to the singer and civil rights activist paul robeson who was followed by the f.b.i. for decades. the video in

my name is bobbie cochran. i've been a holly court resident for 32 years.give up this neighborhood for nothing. i moved into this apartment one year ago. my favorite thing is my kitchen. i love these clean walls. before the remodeling came along, the condition of these apartments had gotten pretty bad, you know, with all the mildew, the repairs. i mean you haven't seen the apartment for the program come along. you wouldn't have believed it. so i appreciate everything they did. i was here at one point. i was. because i didn't know what the outcome of holly court was going to be. you know, it really got -- was it going to get to the point where we have to be displaced because they would have to demolish this place? if they had, we wouldn't have been brought back. we wouldn't have been able to live in burn. by the program coming along, i welcome it. they had to hire a company and they came in and cleaned up all the walls. they didn't paint the whole apartment, they just cleaned up the mildew part, cleaned up and straighted it and primed it. that is impressive.

the same bobbie and woman has experienced 1st hand the pain of having to use sex to get work the single mother of 3 wishes to remain anonymous to protect her family. i went to a local company looking for a job my name didn't appear on the list of job seekers when i asked why i was told that to get a job at a company you want to have to pay a bribe to be in a sexual relationship with one of the recruiting offices and look at a good game claiming. that once prosperous zimbabwe is in economic meltdown prices are ballooning and people are struggling leaving even middle class women prone to exploitation. by kids a painful and stressful experience but out of desperation and thinking of my family i had to do it i needed to pay my children's school fees and there was no one else who could help me and it wasn't easy but there was nothing else i could do we just did it. and she doesn't think 6 will exploitation in zimbabwe will decrease until the economic situation gets better. for more on this i'm joined by one daughter all from transparency international zimbabwe. many thanks for your time now

today the manager play temperate included bobby charlton he said...hester united manager added... harry gregg spent nine years at old trafford cementing a legacy is one of united and northern ireland was my greatest goalkeeper but munich he saidi my greatest goalkeeper but munich he said i was cast a shadow over his life and later he found solace in poetry. and memories eyes must be paved... the red devils never died. there was one match in italy on monday, with ac milan, now up to 8th in serie a after a 1—0 win over torino, ante rebic got the only goal of the game in the 25th minute. barcelona have been granted special permission by la liga to make an emergency signing outside of the transfer window. it's after french forward ousmane dembele was ruled out for six months with a serious hamstring injury. la liga rules allow clubs to apply to make new signings if a player's ruled out for more than five months. kim clijsters produced some great tennis in herfirst wta match in nearly eight years, but was eventually beaten in straight set by garbine muguru

the wall street journal has an opinion piece by former governor bobby jindal warning the democrats theyld dogmatic beliefs that are impervious to contribution by logic, evidence or experience and cultivate a moral superiority toward unbelievers, the party o'malley prides itself on tolerance is increasingly intolerant. >> i really take the side of bobby jindal. it is an interesting argument to make. i'm the more moderate establishment side of the party that feels we should do as much as we can to embrace many people who might vote for us. i have been invoking what james carville said. i want to be a winner. power is about winning and you have to do what you can to bring in the most amount of people and we saw the back and forth where mayor pete talking about the abortion issue pooh-poohed a pro-life democrat versus amy klobuchar who said come along with us and there's an elegant way to say we want you to be part of the party, we are not changing the policy as far as the democratic platform but there is a place for you here in 25% of democrats are pro-life democrats. hillary clinton is as

the past 12 years, allianz are terminating their contract at the end of the season, one year early bobby sacked as a premier league referee i8 months ago for mocking a disabled person has been given a way back into the english game. he will return to officiate in the lower leagues this season. ronnie 0'sullivan is through to the last 16 at the welsh 0pen. the four—time champion beat anthony hamilton by four frames to two in cardiff. we've seen more sports events affected by the coronavirus this week, rugby sevens the latest to be forced to make changes to the calendar, austin halewood has the latest. keeping across all the developments. yes. first it was sporting events in china... we saw the chinese grand prix postponed yesterday. but now events in other countries are starting to be affected. today, it's been the singapore and the hong kong sevens tournaments that have been rescheduled. there've now been more than a0 thousand cases of this coronavirus strain worldwide — with it being declared a global health emergency. it started in wuhan in china, but continues to affect sporting event

i salute congressman bobby scott -- excuse me, bobby rush, i know bobby scott has something to do with this as well, but in this case the leadership of bobby rush, a life-long civil rights champion in the congress, and in our country, for his leadership on h.r. 35, which will right this historic wrong. thank you to chairwoman karen bass of the congressional black caucus for her commitment and that of the entire congressional black caucus for bringing this legislation to the floor. and thank you, chairman nadler and mr. ranking member, for your leadership as well. and i thank senators booker and harris leading this legislation in the senate. today congress has an opportunity to acknowledge its responsibility for its historic failure to confront and end the horror of lynching, lynching in america. we must begin by acknowledging the heartbreaking truth that racially motivated acts of terror have long been a part of american history and that they remain a stain on our nation's soul today. we must never forget the massacre in wilmington, north carolina, 122 years ago in which 60 black ameri

all bobby livingston would say is that one of those watching him on fox news before the auction was sog now, enjoy your piece of history. and, remember -- you can't take it with you. i'm jamie colby. thanks for watching "strange inheritance." home. have a great weekend. lou dobbs next. [♪] lou: good evening, everybody, the deep state tonight appears to be all the more powerful and the rule of law in serious question. after 22 months of investigation, the department of justice today told former fired fbi acting director andrew mccabe that he will not face criminal prosecution for lying to fbi investigators three times. the department's own inspector general found in 2018 that mccabe lied on four separate occasions about his role in leaks about

and in that last game, bobby thompson hit the famous homerun against ralph that is called the shot heardnd the world. it's embarrassing we lived in concord for 42 years to be go to the minuteman stature, i all over the country to submit man's that's you and they say the shop it's heard around the world i think of bobby thompson but as a story and i'm not supposed to be something's wrong with that. anyway, years later josh did a book and wrote a story for the wall street journal in which he discovered the electrician who claimed they had set up some sort of system and the giants park for an centerfield they had a telescope and they were able to signal the pictures to the batters. and i think of what that did to all of us. my sister who is beautiful in 15 years older than he predicted he was going to hit a homerun. i was so mad at her i didn't want to speak to her again. i was sure she made it happen. i wouldn't go back to the butcher shop for days because i was too embarrassed. they finally sent me the first flowers that were ever sent to me. they called me rag mop all the time because my

bobby kennedy was assassinated on the night he won the california primary.ent only to watch vice president hubert humphrey secure on the firstsil. i want to go back to jason johnson and gene sperling here. the party is very different now. they don't have that kind of control over a convention of the super degs, just 16% of the convention. they range from joe manchin to alexandria cortez. last night in new hampshire, the delegate count, nine for bernie, nine for buttigieg, six for klobuchar. that kind of newspapers, you don't get a nominee out of this. >> yeah. and people will start asking, did we design this democratic primary process right? think of it this way. here's my sample math. if you have 33% of the delegates after super tuesday, you still need on win 60% of the rest to get a majority. if there is a two-person race, that doesn't seem hard. the reason i said rule of three. you start getting three or four, that becomes very, very difficult. that mean that's we're battling all the way to july with each other instead of having a nominee who is trained s

ard i'm really taken back by bobby.eresting more moderate establishment that feels we should do as much as we can to embrace as many people who might vote for us. i've been invoking what james carville said thee last few days who struck me and said, i want to be a winner. power is about winning and you have to do whatever you can to bring in the most amount of people. we saw thate back-and-forth mayor pete talking about the abortion issue and pooh-poohed pro-life democrat and amy klobuchar said, alongr withhe us. there is an elegant way to say we want you to be a part of the party. we are not necessarily changing the policy's first the democratic platform, but there is obviously a place for you here. about 20% of democrats pro-lifeu democrats contain personally pro-life democrat. hillary clinton as well. >> shannon: wait a minute -- >> what she is personally -- politically. >> what you carry out politically, that is the way you vote. first of all, roe v. wade protects the woman's rights to make health care decisions. >>

liverpool look to reassert themselves but were frustrated by the fingertips of bobby on ski.ham level at the break. for them and will get even better. —— fingertips of fabianski. liverpool have yet to drop a point at and liverpool have yet to drop a point atand fail liverpool have yet to drop a point at and fail in this was the script. pablo causing chaos in the area and in the stands. now the pressure was unlivable. —— cost a point at anfield. went to the story slipped away. when a moment to lose your grip. end of the goal was coming, the crowd could sense it. and then saturday or monday was presented with the chance he couldn't miss. —— deciding on my knee. a record equally 18th when in a row from the verbal and while they were pushing closer to many expected, and i think this is that it seems cannot them off course. —— their 18th when in a i’ow off course. —— their 18th when in a row for the verbal and while they we re row for the verbal and while they were pushing closer to many expected, and i think this is that it seems cannot them off —— sadio money. so liverpool now 2