against bobby. and jack new field, had a brilliant theory at the time, and he was a village voice calmness, and he said to bobby privately, he was the only one said to bobby, i think if you get in, johnson will drop out. and this should be a reference this is a reference of his people of a certain age will get. he said i think that lbj is sunny listen. now sunny listen was the most feared heavyweight champion of all-time, until he sat on the stool at the end of around, and refused to go back in the ring against catches clay. and he's sunny list, and he's just going to quit. and jack new field was completely. right >> do you think there's any line that could be drawn, between -- an lg lbj's decision not to run. >> the question was can you draw any conclusions of why he didn't run in the senate. but having worked in the senate, there's one decision that i always understood, and that's the decision not to run for reelection. it's the decision to run for reelection that you have to explain for me. to ru

but bobby seale is the character in the movie that he is most closely using the actual words that bobbycripts of the trial, which i thought was so fitting that it fitted directly into bobby seale's -- into aaron's words because bobbie is a word smith, he loves to speak. when i studied him, i saw he was extremely charismatic. loved to hear his voice, extremely passionate and speaks at a quick pace sometimes so it felt like a really good part, and so, so, so excited that, you know, i was the one chosen, you know, to be in those shoes. >> stephen: it's an extraordinary performance. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you very much. >> stephen: "the trial of the chicago 7" is streaming on netflix now. yahya abdul-mateen the second everybody! we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ woman 1: get your vote-by-mail ballot? woman 2: you can stay healthy and fill it out from the safety of home. surfer: or you can fill it out anywhere. man 1: it's easy to mail it back. you don't even need a stamp. man 2: or you can use an official drop box. woman 3: you can even drop it off at the polls. man 3: then, trac

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but then realised it was the same person bobby ball had seen was the same person bobby ball had seenarlier refusing point blankly to buying my nine a deck chair. he made even more of it, which made my laugh —— nana laugh. perfect observational comedy. a frugal man with a sense of humour, your grandad. yes! a very good sense of humour. we will hear some were tribute to the bobby ball later. let's take a look at today's papers. most of the front pages lead with the suspension of former labour leaderjeremy corbyn from the party, over his reaction to a report on anti—semitism. the guardian quotes a senior labour source who told the paper the party's deputy leader, angela rayner, spoke to mr corbyn and urged him to apologise, but he did not. the move to suspend mr corbyn has sparked a "labour civil war", according to the telegraph. mps, unions and members loyal to the former party leader have demanded his reinstatement, with some union figures discussing the possibility of forming a breakaway party, according to the paper. "corbinned" is the metro's take on the decision. front and centre

bobby: not at all.fact, it has made our investors and people we have been discussing more comfortable in fact. because this is a desperate attempt. this is like a fish on a boat trying to grab something. if they were serious in their defense about over claims, they would have responded to it in the proper venue. but this venue shopping and trying to get out of the texas courts, they are not really suing us. our understanding is they are asking a court to step in in another district and say that our claims are invalid. it is just wasting time, wasting everybody's time and money. it is just what they do. it is what they have done to our country and what they are doing to our politics and now our court system. emily: all right. certainly interesting to hear your perspective or side of the story. bobby, triller co-owner an executor chair, thank you so much for joining us. coming up, holiday season is almost upon us. in a pandemic, it will be a big test for e-commerce giant, including overstock.com. the ceo

so italy, in many ways, borrowed their model of better response from bobby's response. i found it fascinating that somebody from italy would go back into the 1960's, research bobby kennedy for answers to how we could do better in italy. so many research requests about mrs. kennedy and not just about what she wore who she was and the role she played, her visit to india and things like that. so many research requests -- obviously, we have some greatest hits around the vietnam war, the cuban missile crisis, and things like that. but the process of declassifying documents continues to this day. as more things become de-classified, researchers will have a constant stream of new things they will want to review and make sure the public is aware of because any administration can only really be thoroughly understood over the course of time. patrick: that is a good segue, we had a couple of questions come in about jackie kennedy. do you all hold her papers as well? let me ask a couple here. was she an influence on his thinking about women's rights and legislation policy? i will l

bobby hyndeith his and ethel. here is this interesting picture -- bobby, and ethel. here is this interesting picture we saw before write up on the wall by hank walker. election night, the electoral vote was very close and nobody knew. at 3:00 in the morning, jfk needed 11 more electoral votes and a lot of people felt he wasn't going to get it. or in hyannis port was where the media was. all of the sudden at 3:00 in the morning, richard nixon decides to go on television, even though he had not lost the election yet. this is the media watching it. of course, i, who was assigned to photograph nixon, was with him at 3:00 in the morning. on november 9,ng as he went to the podium at the ambassador hotel and conceded the election to jfk before he had actually won it. that was an extraordinary move. but in hyannis, four hours later, the boston globe announces his presidency and this is a wonderful picture taken by a very fine photographer. as the early morning newspapers arrived at election campaign quarters in hyannis. by mid-day the election had been decided. john f. kenne

bobby, good to see you, sir.e a really great story to tell about the restaurant business in terms of what to look forward to. my partners in see sceasar's pa where we have naked grill, we decided to go forward with a new restaurant. and it's obviously evoking the amalfi coast in italy, which is one of my passions i'm so, so, so excited i think you guys have some of the renderings we have been, for the last six months during quarantine, i have been working with one of the most sought after young designers in the country, olivia jane olivia and i have been designing this restaurant every day during the quarantine and she's crushed it we have an amazing space going to open probably around late spring. it's going to be where the grill has been for 16 years. we have until about november 16th to get your last meal at l. if you're a mesa grill don't fret if you are a mesa grill fan, and we will have another one in vegas 2.0, but just not quite yet. >> this is exciting, especially because the restaurant industry, as we k

bobby stood up to the task. in 59 he starts to really understand the weight of the issues around the world. jfk knew he was going to run for president in 60 and hoped to get the nomination from the democratic party. he traveled widely in the united states and this photographer who photographed him for a number of years is very interesting. you see jfk at a moment in which he has to make some strong decisions. over on this wall is one of the many pictures while being on the cover of life magazine, he was actually a sports photographer, a famous boxing photographer. nobody could figure out why he got this assignment. it ended up on the cover of life magazine. taken in 1953, it is a really beautiful picture and shows the spirit of jfk. of course in 57, prior to him running for president, the great photographer, who had more life magazine covers than any other photographer during life magazine's many years as a leading publication of the world and a beautiful portrait. this is the early years of jfk and in a moment

bobby ball was the one who fizzed with energy. you could have made me pregnant then!alent didn‘t go to waste, though, with appearances in comedies like last of the summer wine... ..and hit sitcom not going out. i see what‘s going on. you‘re trying to fit us up with all your old unsolved crimes. like the time the off—licence in bolton road was broken into in 1974 and all they took was a bottle of harvey‘s bristol cream and 20 silk cut. apparently. today‘s stars still recognising and wanting to share with audiences the comedy gifts of bobby ball. it was a wet start as you can see across the country. the rain has been moving north—east throughout the afternoon which has allowed it to brighten up a letter across england and wales. the rain continues to move northwards overnight. it has been quite a windy day as well across the country. the wind is coming from the south westerly it is actually driving in milder air. you may not have noticed that today but you may

. >> i wish i could take credit for it and bobby turner thanked me for whatever we gave them, and i had no idea what he was talking about. i am sure that was my wife that did that. >> there were trees sent to the wide receiver house and his son seem to be in complete denial of who delivered the candy. >> say thank you shanahan. >> thank you, dave bo, i love you. >> no, shanahan. >> no, devo. >> i am with you, son, i am a big deebo samuel fan myself but equally a fan of baby ruth and snickers. if you have any extra, send it my way.

. >> during a family football game at bobby kennedy's home, jackie sprains her ankle.he is tended to by bobby's friend and neighbor, a doctor. >> the way he projected warmth clicked with her. and she said, do you think could i call you from time to time? and he said, well, yes, of course. >> for the next two years, jackie calls the doctor twice a week. >> she said, i'm not naive. i know that he is having a lot of affairs. she alleged that he was having an affair with marilyn monroe, and she said that really bothered her. she somehow felt inadequate. it was his role to reassure her that it was not her fault. and at the same time, he actually gave her a kind of set of talking points about how to improve their sex life. and she said, it had actually improved. but he was still womanizing. >> jackie was working as a photo journalist for the washington times herald when she was introduced to jack kennedy through mutual friends. >> i think we just automatically thought they would be good for each other. he was fun, very good looking, and she was intelligent and fun could be w

bobby, i love you, bobby. [laughter] i said, "bobby, i want to go over and see them." problem, sir." he ripped on that mask. he wouldn't even think about that. i said, "let's go over and see them, bobby." by that time i was in good shape. i wanted to get out here with you. but we drove in front of those people, and we waved, and the people were so happy. it was incredible. it was. it was a love fest. they were so happy. and i got back and they were saying, "what a terrible thing to do." no. we got to take care of our people, right? we got to stay with our people, including secret service, who does an incredible job. thank you. thank you, bobby. the man. the man. [applause] thank you, bobby. thank you, secret service. they do a great job. for half a century, joe biden has been outsourcing your jobs, opening your borders, and sacrificing american blood and treasure in endless foreign wars. in 2016, florida voted to fire the depraved political establishment, and you elected an outsider as your president, who is finally, if you don't mind, putting america first. that's wha

i love you, bobby read i said bobby, i want to go over -- no problem, sir area he put on the mask. i said let's go and see them. by that time, i was in good shape. i wanted to get out here with you. we drove in front of those people and we waived, and the people were so happy, it was incredible. it was a lovefest. i got back and they were saying what a terrible thing to do. no. we have to take care of our people, right? we have to stay with our people, including secret service, who doesn't incredible job. thank you. thank you, bobby. thank you, secret service. they do a great job. for half a century, joe biden jobs,en outsourcing your opening your borders, and sacrificing american blood and treasure in endless war and wars. 2016, florida voted to fire the depraved political establishment and you elected an outsider as your president, putting america first. that's what we are doing. is a corrupt politician that the fake news will not write about. they won't write the story. won't write the story. just endorsedost me, by the way, the fourth-largest paper in the country. we have a lot

bobby ball was the one who fizzed with energy. you could have made me pregnant then! fit us up with all your old unsolved crimes. like the time the off—licence in bolton road was broken into in 1974 and all they took was a bottle of harvey‘s bristol cream and 20 silk cut. apparently. today‘s stars still recognising and wanting to share with audiences the comedy gifts of bobby ball. bobby ball who has died at the age of 76. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello there. strong winds whipping up the seas across the coast this afternoon, and there has been some pretty persistent rain. you can see cloudy skies and a fairly dismal afternoon for many across the far north—west. this was cumbria earlier on and, if we take a look at the rain radar, you can see that rain continues to drift its way north and east across the whole of scotland. there was a clearance behind across central and southern parts of england and wales. still windy with it, though, still plenty of isobars behind that weather front. that‘s driving in much milder air. so as we go thro

bobby, what about the pandemic? obviously france is in the middle of the pandemic now, the situation getting worse there by the way. i have to imagine that only it flames tensions. >> well, that will inflame tension, it means that the resources of the government, resources of the president's office are distracted. if we are looking for some kind of silver lining and this really is stretching it a bit, perhaps more people being indoors and staying away from public places might help a little bit at this moment, but this is a moment of great crisis for france on multiple levels. don't forget there's also a big economic management challenge that comes from the pandemic and the french are really struggling with it and so, yeah, this is going to be a very difficult time. >> all right. a concerning development obviously. we are following it. president macron on his way to nice, we will bring you an update as soon as we get it, bobby ghosh thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >>> all right. we have the latest

sure enough bobby kennedy called. talk to me or he won't be secretary of state. and he responded, i'm sorry he's instructed me to tell you that he has gone to bed. so, that was the end of any chances for secretary of state. but it signifies something about the relationship -- not with jack kennedy, but this very, very protective circle around jack kennedy. it would come back to create other problems, like during the cuban missile crisis, when my father was vilified. >>> we'll get to that in just a minute, but we're going to play two pieces of video here, we'll start at the 1960 convention. adlai stevenson at the podium. here it is. >> i won't attempt to tell you how grateful i am. for this moving welcome. the 1960 democratic convention. i have, however, an observation, after getting in and out of the biltmore hotel, in this hall, i decided i know who you will nominate. it will be the last survivor. >> details of my participation have not been worked out, but i told senator kennedy i would gladly campaign where he want

he is governor bobby jindal. governor, great to see you.he 11 house republicans led by congressman jim jordan now asking the attorney general to appoint a special counsel to probe hunter biden's laptop and the emails involved here? this isn't going to happen before the election but should he appoint one? >> absolutely. liz, first of all, thank you for having me back on your show. absolutely the justice department needs to appoint a special counsel. it is the only way we'll get answers to the questions that need to be asked. media is not asking the questions, big tegg women not allow us to answer questions, biden campaign will not answer questions. they're circling the camp to protect joe and hunter. think about this, the department of justice appointed a special counsel when president trump was falsely accused of conspiring with foreign governments. there needs to be a special counsel. you're right it won't happen before the election. let's take a step back. let's go over what we know. foreign companies paid millions of dollars to the unqua

and i knew that bobby's -- bobby's goal was to come out of that scenario with his manhood, with his dignitya tough, tough thing to put myself through. and, you know, i had such a supportive cast. and, you know, thinking back to mark mark always sat right to my left, you know, during these scenes and i'm not sure whether this was, you know, to break the ice or to add a little bit of levity in the room. but mark introduced me to the dice game in between filming this so, you know, mark and i would shoot dice and in the beginning, it was just, you know, just a game where we'd keep score. eventually, he brought in a little bag of change he gave me some coins. he said, okay. so, you know, you can play with these coins and i'll play with my coins but about a week later, the coins started to represent a dollar or something like that. [ laughter ] so i'm not sure if it was because, you know, if it was to, you know, break the ice. or if it was because i was an easy mark. but, yeah. >> seth: yeah, i'm worried the story's is going to end and anyways, long story short, i owe mark rylance $100,000. >> ex

been we've been in love here since i was 14 the love never never faltered high school sweethearts bobby in joyce meyers have been married for 68 years. >>they have 2 kids and 4 grandkids, including me their marriage has survived over half a century, including bobby service in the army during the cuban missile crisis was very beautiful girl in. she was sweet. >>we just we really maybe they. cheryl for each other. >>but the last few years have been the hardest yet. joyce has all simers and her health forced the couple to move from east texas to houston where they live in a senior living community. she lives in one wing he lives in another he visits her every day until the pandemic slammed her door in his face i was afraid that she might forget me until now. to his >>she knew exactly who he was it was just wonderful because i mister very much with new orders from state health officials visitors can now enter texas, nursing homes with special guidelines. they were just through other in reunited after the lockdown that started 6 months ago they spent an hour and a half holding hands and maki

he clashed with the judge. >> bobby seal was gagged and chained for refusing to obey the judge. were clamped on to both wrists, and a white linen cloth was knotted behind his neck. >> he would try to pull his hands up, and he would be clubbed. >> in front of the jury? d you're in contempt of the american people. >> reporter: eventually bobby seal's case was declared a the chicago 8 became the chicago 7. five were convicted of some charges, but all were overturned on appeal. their trial is history. but it seems their fight is still very much alive. [yelling] >> we didn't need it to get more relevant, but it did. and in kenosha and kentucky and washington, when you see, once again, peaceful protestors being met with tear gas, nightsticks, you've got to care a lot about this country to go out in the street and face that kind of danger. you've got to care a lot about america. >> anti-war demonstrators gathered in grant park today. >> reporter: then, as now, the demonstrators risk their safety and their freedom to make themselves heard. >> surrounded by grim, silent soldiers, the dem

up next, governor bobby jindal.h on house republicans to get a special counsel to investigate the hunter biden and the biden family e-mails as democrats are outraged saying this is a partisan hit job. joesa biden for the first time speaking out calling it a desperate smear. that is not the whole story. we've got it next. >> this whole inquiry is about joe biden who wants to be president of the united states and about whether joe biden was personally corrupt. the china e-mails are offering to pay over $1 million to the big guy. can joe biden himself cash in his bank account? the question the journal last rightd there, did the deal go through? did he take the money? how much money did joe biden take from communist china? what did he do for it? ♪ metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio, the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopausal status. and

you got a 2nd book this league school right in your ranks bobby and close wasn't a goal scoring mood before kick off. times he had been the phelps 1st big chunks of the match it looked like this could really be a game. and then by i feel like we want to be ready as line underestimate us take us completely seriously on top form when the dials on. peal of bells have new reason to hide they've been undefeated at home for nearly half a year and you could see why. by and took a rather casual approach to finishing. and when they did get their shots on target the famous stefan alter ego was standing strong. better get by in school and totally so also are bred for this challenge bealefeld were a man up and 15 minutes prior that japanese midfielder rizzuto on put away this beauty for a 1st ever going to see gold. was that be the phils winning goal. on fortunately no sorry bielefeld fans but we're going to have to mention that by unschooled full goals. maybe one nil after just 8 minutes. and nifty given go with a beautiful defender setting up the chums. a shockingly wide open robert lewandowsk

bobbie, good morning to you.>> it's super easy because it's a refrigerator dessert. so you let the refrigerator do the baking for you, and everything can be done ahead of time. >> we start by whisk together water and condensed milk. >> yeah. >> but when you're doing that what should we be looking for? >> so you want to look to just make sure it's completely combined before you start adding it to the pudding mixture and it's very quick and easy. this is a first step. you make it all ahead of time. add it slowly, make sure it's completely combined before you add more. and what you end up with is this mixture that goes in the fridge for a minimum 30 minutes and do it overnight and make it a day ahead. super, super simple. >> you can't have banana pudding without whipped cream and you've got a trick to get the perfect texture in just a couple of seconds? >> so whipped cream, super important. takes about five minutes to whip three cups. make sure you go low and slow, chilled ingredient, cold bowl, cold whisk and whip

bobby, how about your life?know what's happening to restaurants, all around the country. >> well, thanks for having me, alisyn. and my heart goes out to every hospitality person in the country, joanna, who just spoke. i'm in boulder, colorado, we have 200 and some employees pre-covid. and the restaurant industry, not just my restaurants, but every restaurant in the country is holding on by their fingernails, trying to get to the other side of this. and we're in a situation where since march, our industry was first closed and then across the country, reopened in very, very tough times and tough restrictions. and we're just fighting for our lives. >> yeah, i mean, i don't really understand the math, to tell you the truth, bobby. i don't understand how it is sustainable that restaurants can only be open at 25%. it just doesn't -- obviously, it's not a long-term plan. and so what do you think the landscape is going to look like when this is all over? how many of our favorite restaurants will be gone for good? >> wel

i'll unser bobby unser big racing family historically.is retirement he still likes driving vehicles. and among those are snowmobiles. he's got a ranch out west. he drives his snowmobile around in the snow in the winter month months. and one day he was going out with someone who did not have the same experience on snowmobiles. off the land into this federal land wandering about. there was a blizzard in he was not when he would been able to predict from the weather channel or something. there is a storm blowing it was ground blizzard where the wind itself is whipping up the snow to such a high degree but they got pot in his blizzard, got off course and got stranded prayed they banded their mode there are snowmobiles, walked 20 miles got hypothermia were lucky to survive it. "after words" he goes over to the authorities and said oh it got to retrieve my snowmobile. it turns out that in this blizzard unser and his friend gone into an area of protected forest that snowmobiles were not allowed to drive in. now congress had bowed on this either

and 20 years after being forcibly evicted by to send bobbie and farmers are returning to work for black landowners. hallow the nearly typhoon chan home didn't quite make it he's drifting at sea no leaving behind the damage he put over home sure but streaming in from china and link yet this system is clad which isn't doing very much yet you can see it in the sky of that part of china shandong which is just back here actually so it's a beautiful picture it might allow a bit of rain to come in because the rain proper is streaming this way but staying further west to be honest and it's quite within that and they're showing the south of china where in the south china sea winding up is another potentially tropical depression we've already got one and that's on his way to vietnam as this massive cloud here and it's linfen it's already flooded in central vietnam as it is impossible cambodia and laos this will make things considerably worse this is in vietnam north of where the storm is coming in but the rain easily reaches that far not good prospects have to go to exceed the annual average rain

bobby, what is the status of your businesses right now?> as you could hear, as you know, wisconsin has gone to 25% but here in the city of milwaukee we have got tighter restrictions. they came through with it two days ago. it starts tomorrow. dance floors are closed. all patrons have to be seated at all times. so, a little better than chicago. obviously our cases have been spiking here in milwaukee. hospital rates are higher but people cannot move around. they must be seated at all times unless you're entering or exiting the building or using the restrooms. connell: now, obviously this is a huge blow to your business which i'm sure had been struggling through the pandemic to begin with. are you making it with those three restaurants? >> it is hard to determine. we're here in downtown milwaukee. we're stone's throw away from the pfizer forum. our rents and overhead are reliant on big events this concert season. the milwaukee bucks should be playing. there is not a lot of restaurants. the next step here if they go to tighter restrictions it

i love you, bobby read i said bobby, i want to go over -- no problem, sir area he put on the mask.s go and see them. by that time, i was in good shape. i wanted to get out here with you. we drove in front of those people and we waived, and the people were so happy, it was incredible. it was a lovefest. i got back and they were saying what a terrible thing to do. no. we have to take care of our people, right? we have to stay with our people, including secret service, who doesn't incredible job. thank you. thank you, bobby. thank you, secret service. they do a great job. for half a century, joe biden has been outsourcing your jobs, opening your borders, and sacrificing american blood and treasure in endless war and wars. in 2016, florida voted to fire the depraved political establishment and you elected an outsider as your president, putting america first. that's what we are doing. joe biden is a corrupt politician that the fake news will not write about. they won't write the story. they won't write the story. he new york post just endorsed me, by the way, the fourth-largest paper in

we'll talk to bobby about that.have been jumping after the company reported better than expected quarterly profit, up by 6.7% the ceo, patrick frisk is on "squawk on the street" at 10:30 eastern this morning lots of earnings, lots of in-depth analysis in these interviews coming up stay tuned, you're watching "squawk box," and this is cnbc uber and lyft are like every big guy i've ever brought down. prop 22 doesn't "help" their drivers-- it denies them benefits. 22 doesn't help women. it actually weakens sexual harassment laws, which are meant to protect them. uber and lyft aren't even required to investigate sexual harassment claims. i agree with the la times: no on 22. uber and lyft want all the power. so, show them the real power is you. vote no on prop 22. >>> all right. well we just spoke a few minutes ago about greater auto demand during the pandemic. in fact, the demand for entertainment has also been off the charts as people were staying home video games and entertainment companies have been some of the great

. >> i bobby stevens, remember form former-- bobby stevens, a great manchester guy, trying to think ofocal guy and still talk to him a lot. >> i was expecting bobby stevens or nancy stiles. two great individuals. >> thank you, gentlemen, it's two weeks before the election today so my best wishes that you both stay in good health on the campaign trail moving forward and that concludes that your debate with the candidates for new hampshire governor. i want to thank governor chris sununu, thank you, appreciate it. and democratic nominee and senator dan feltes, thank you very much as well. thank you. >> and also my partner john rogers, and many and a half recommends who worked on this, ellen grimm, dan barrick, michael brynlee. this is the exchange on public radio. >> i had a choice to make, do i let my people run it really well or badly. if i run it badly they'll probably blame him, blame me, but more importantly i want to help people. >> he in fa kt already cost $10 million people their health care that they had from their employers because of his recession. >> with less than two weeks b

bobby ball was the one who fizzed with energy. you could have made me pregnant then!entually fall out of fashion. ball's talent didn't go to waste, though, with appearances in comedies like last of the summer wine... ..and hit sitcom not going out. i see what's going on. you're trying to fit us up with all your old unsolved crimes. like the time the off—licence in bolton road was broken into in 1974 and all they took was a bottle of harvey's bristol cream and 20 silk cut. apparently. today's stars still recognising and wanting to share today's stars with audiences the comedy gifts of bobby ball. this is outside source, live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story... the french president emmanuel macron has denounced a knife attack that killed three people in a church in nice as "islamist terrorism". the suspect is reportedly a 21—year—old from tunisia. let's get more on the us election. donald trump has been doing his best to woo women — specifically suburban women voters — whose support could prove to be crucial come election day. his appeals have ranged from openly be

i known bobby for only a year, but i can say without any hesitation that bobby is an incredible person and an incredible advocate. i know the city will benefit from having his voice as part of this important body. i don't personally know many of the applicants but i wanted to echo some of the comments that all the applicants seem to be well equipped to be on the reentry council. i heard great things from community members i trust about the potential appointments of mcknight for seat two, and michael brown for seat one. thank you so much. >> thank you, next caller please. >> hello, my name is tiffany tatum. i'm calling in support of charles tatum, who is my father. above all, as a daughter, as a child who has been affected by incarceration, i seen a major transformation in my dad and now me as a mother, i understand the -- what you do, the sacrifice you make for your children and i am so thankful that he made the best decision for myself, my children and his other children to re-enter into society and to make different choices. i believe he would be an amazing asset to the reentry counc

and bobby kennedy's first stop on the campaign trail was right here. right here at the home, where we had a great rally out on the lawn for bobby kennedy. >> now, newton minow referred to jackie kennedy, the new book put out by caroline kennedy, historic conversations on life with jfk. there was some audiotapes attached to it, i believe taped with mrs. kennedy, it -- shortly after. >> shortly after the assassination, correct. and they were just released. here is jackie kennedy talking about adlai stevenson and jfk. >> and then the big thing with governor stevenson, telling you that he wanted to have the un, i can remember jack telling me about that. >> the dead give him a lot of difficulty? >> it was unpleasant, i mean he didn't like it, having to do it or anything. but he was glad to give it the state department. and the earliest times when we spoke of it, can you that governor stevenson would give him in the un, not the steak he wanted, but it's pleasant to tell someone that. and i remember the conference on the doorstep, were rather vague, where ste

bobby and. blow them up to life size. people would say it doesn't fit policy and that's what i'd like to look like a dog's garment a living person. mark my jailer was also one of the 1st designers to use normal people as models 30 years ago the designer pioneered techniques now considered mainstream including up cycling he would reinvent garments found in flea markets turning them inside out and taking them apart at the seams many of today's style staples were 1st dreamt up by martin my jailer. take us along on the other day i was waiting to cross the street and there was a girl in front of me in jeans with distressed seems that's classic marge ala ripped jeans his jeans were almost completely in trends was new today ripped jeans are expensive but it all started with him on top of a car on his for me. martin my jailer retired from the fashion world 11 years ago sealing his legacy. some his film is a tribute to one of the most influential and any magic designers in 20th century fashion. well that's all for today more on th

. >> reporter: the trial was a different experience for the lone black defendant, bobby seal. he wound up representing himself and ended up clashing with judge hoffman. >> he was gagged and chained for refusing to obey the judge. a white linen cloth reinforced with adhesive tape was knotted around his neck. >> he would pull his hands up and he would be clubbed in front of the jury and it went on for several days. >> i wasn't in any contempt. i told the judge you are in contempt of the american people. >> reporter: eventually the case was a mistrial and the chicago eight became the chicago seven. five were convicted of some charges but all were overturned on appeal. their trial is history but fight is very much alive. >> we didn't need it to get more relevant but it did. when you see peaceful protesters met with gas and night sticks. you have to care a lot about this country to go out in the street and face that kind of danger. you have to care a lot about america. >> anti-war demonstrators gathered in grant park. >> the demonstrators risked their safety and freedom to make the

king and then bobby kennedy are in disarray. there was a report that gene mccarthy lost his heart to campaign after the assassination. but on the republican side, richard nixon, who had also been senate, and also a former vice president, wanted to be president as well. what was his campaign's reaction to all of this turmoil? how were they positioning their man? >> you know u, the principle response from nixon was law and order. he wanted to restore law and order in the streets. he wanted to get the counterculture, all the young people who were so vociferous in their anti-war efforts and protesting on campus and shutting down campuses, wanted to get that under control. and he appealed to then a group that is now a famous name, but the silent majority in american politics who felt as if they were being put upon by this counterculture and all these young people, some of whom had supported gene mccarthy. what's interesting is nixon in this period is a guy who, you know, himself has concerns about the war, has questions about it. but

dellinger, kelvin harrisonjr as fred hampton, michael keaton as ramsey clark, and yahya abdul—mateen as bobby what's your price? to call off the revolution? my life. anyone watching scenes of protesters being clubbed and tear—gassed in us cities, or of african—americans being bound and gagged by a clearly politicised judiciary cannot help but draw comparisons with contemporary news footage, comparisons that aaron sorkin is keen to emphasise. there is a message in this entertainment. i'm tired of hearing you. it would be impossible for me to care any less what you are tired of. but there's also a fair amount of contrivance, caricature and, "you can't handle the truth", courtroom drama cliches. unsurprising since aaron sorkin wrote both of the play and film of a few good men. the end result is a hodgepodge of still relevant history, and inevitable screen hokum that you can find in cinemas now. meanwhile, the netflix—only release of the boys in the band also takes us back to 1968, with a new version of mark crowley's stage play. all right, this is a raid, everybody‘s under arrest. hello darling

today's stars still recognising and wanting to share with audiences the comedy gifts of bobby ball.t was a wet start as you can see gci’oss it was a wet start as you can see across the country. the rain has been moving north—east throughout the afternoon which has allowed it to brighten up a letter across england and wales. the rain continues to move northwards overnight. it has been quite a windy day as well across the country. the wind is coming from the south westerly it is actually driving in milder air. you may not have noticed that today but you may notice that tomorrow. we are heading for a very mild night tonight. the rain continues to push steadily north—east leaving a trail of showers into north—west scotland. temperatures overnight only down to low is generally between 11 and 1a degrees which is quite incredible for this time of year. the cloud and rain dressed to the south of the m4 corridor. that allows a brighter story for many of us for friday. for parts of north wales, northern ireland and scotland dry and bright, temperatures ranging from nine to 16 oi’ temperatures

and last month, congressman bobby scott helped secure funding for the program to continue until the end of the school year. >> you don't have to go to a specific site. you don't have to show that you're qualified for a free meal or reduced price meal or full price meal. you can just get your meal. there's a lot of childhood hunger going on in america today. we can avoid this. we can minimize it if we fund these programs appropriately. >> at this point, it's crucial. >> reporter: ryan lopez was laid off in march. >> how many kids do you have? >> three. >> reporter: he says free school meals has helped his budget. >> i went from making over $1,500 a week to, you know, now i'm just over $400 a week. there's no longevity to any of these plans. it just seems like next week we'll figure it out, next week we'll figure it out. >> thank you for that report. you're watching "the cbs overnight news." instantly clear every day congestion with vicks sinex saline nasal mist. for drug free relief that works fast. vicks sinex. instantly clear everday congestion. because i want to be a part of something

final at wembley, a combative midfielder who will be fondly remembered for his dance alongside sir bobbyus win. gary lineker called him one of a kind. he was just a real character. and obviously, he was an old—school type of player, a hard man. he'd take people out the game like he did with eusebio in the semifinal. he's probably the sort of player that'd actually struggle in the modern game, with the law changes and the amount of fouls that he'd give away. in those days, of course, you could be a lot more physical. but, yeah, a great player, a player with a huge heart, and he will be seriously missed. the tributes have been pouring in. sir geoff hurst, team—mate from that world cup—winning side, says he's... england have added their thoughts... manchester united said he was... the former manchester united player gary neville has also posted a picture of them together. stiles having worked as a youth coach at the club. he said... stiles, of course, known for his tackling on the field. nobby stiles, manchester united and england legend, who has passed away at the age of 78. wolves are up

with us bobby jindal, congressman guy reschenthaler and jump trusty, brian morgenstern. joining us in a fox business exclusive, donald trump jeb, taking on all of this. as the economy bounces back to 90, 95% of pre-pandemic output. joe biden saying downplaying this. president trump firing back, joe biden you will continue to put the economy? a national lockdown if you're elected. democrats look at this, top democrat representative out of michigan warning that auto workers in michigan are very clear, they're now voting for trump. we'll show you again the secret reveal that president trump is doing at his rallies that is hooking voters to his side. >>> plus, two stories of censorship hitting the headlines today. twitter censoring top border official mark morgan what he already testified to congress, that the border wall stops gang members like ms-13, murderers, sexual predators and drugs. another story of censorship, frequent guest on our show, glenn greenwald, he quit media outlet for censoring his story about the bidens selling access and inannounce overseas. senate home