to live a _ for my mum and dad or my granddad to live a happier— for my mum and dad or my granddad to— that's a good thing, so i think they will be lots of people who feel like it is hot _ will be lots of people who feel like it is not too much of an issue and there _ it is not too much of an issue and there will— it is not too much of an issue and there will be some others that say, i there will be some others that say, i don't _ there will be some others that say, i don't want — there will be some others that say, i don't want to pay more tax, but i don't _ idon't want to pay more tax, but i don't know— i don't want to pay more tax, but i don't know if, really, people will see the — don't know if, really, people will see the difference that much, although— see the difference that much, although some people may see it more than others _ although some people may see it more than others depending where you live, which is the other part of it. in live, which is the other part of it. in this _ live, which is the other part of it. in this issue _ live, which is the other part of it. in th

not anyone at school, not granddad and especially, not nanny, granddad and especially, especially notm just going by what ado the builder said. he said that's the rules and you've seen him, right? you don't want to mess with him, do you? no. so we have to keep this to ourselves, yeah? our own special secret. like black widow? sort of. what's that? oh, it's just a code word. it's better you don't know. yeah. so... no telling, 0k? hm. pinkie promise? both: one... ..two...three... ..pinkie promise! 0h, girls. and that is a fantastic clip, i think, because that summarises so much and reminds us how brilliant the three of them are when they are on screen together. find the three of them are when they are on screen together.— on screen together. and you completely believe them - on screen together. and you completely believe them as| on screen together. and you | completely believe them as a on screen together. and you - completely believe them as a family. yes, yes. . completely believe them as a family. yes, es. . _ , ., yes, yes. , directed by phyllida llo d, yes, yes. , directed by phyll

not anyone at school, not nanny, not granddad and especially, - especially not daddy. why?i he said that's the rules — i and you've seen him, right? you don't want to mess with him, do you? - no. so we have to keep this to ourselves, yeah? - our own special secret. like black widow? sort of. what's that? 0h, it'sjust a code word. it's better you don't know. yeah. so. no telling, 0k? hmm. pinkie promise? both: one... ..two. . .three. .. ..pinkie promise! 0h, girls. oh, and that's a fantastic clip, ithink... it's beautiful! ..because that summarises so much and reminds us how brilliant the three of them are when they're on screen together. and you completely believe in them as a family. yes, yes. and, so, it's directed by phyllida lloyd, mamma mia!, which was a huge smash hit, iron lady, which of course you know was oscar—feted. this feels like a smaller project. but here's the interesting thing — half the film is about the nightmare of domestic abuse and half of it is about the dream of building your own home — which is, you know, almost a fairytale. in fact, at one point, t

, but he ended up playing at my local club, barnet, and this is a man if you talk to your dad or granddadthatjimmy greaves was the best footballer that they ever saw and why? he was such a natural goal—scorer, it was something he could not take and he said in his autobiography he was brought into schools to advise young strikers how to score goals and he said it was instinctive and he did not think about. robbie fowler was the closest he said who played football like him. so many great stories coming out about him, in particular his friendship with bobby moore, sneaking off while they were on tour with england, including in new york where they went to see ella fitzgerald in concert, and got a telling off. there was the drinking, we should not look past that, he said the 1970s kind of passed him by entirely, he was always looking for the fun that could be had. he did overcome that and that is the great part of his story, there was a brief separation from his wife, unemotional and turbulent time in his life, but he came back to her, they renewed their vows and although he was ill for the la

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and my granddad are -- granddaughter said grandma, they just hit us.nd that shocked me to my core. as an african-american, i was experiencing the glass ceiling with prejudice. i had to pull over to the side of the road and explained to my granddaughter, because we always work wok -- were woke about american history, and we always made sure the kids came home from school and they got the true history about america from when america first got here and who was already here. and i told her, i said you are so right. i apologize. because they did hit us. and i said i've got to remember, i've got a nephew or two in the united states navy. they are experiencing discrimination because they are muslims with last names like mohammed. and that you are right, i didn't personalize this. i was just looking at the fact that america has been going around the world and has done so much to other races and other countries. so as a traveler, i have been to about 90 different countries and i have been to 17 of the 54 countries in africa and i could see some of the things th

. >> granddad diego and you talk about i can't wait to get a 3rd shot and he was fine. getting to shut that he pulled out a card. he had a way pull down his car showing way to be that heart. 7.11 is the time. we'll take a break. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news a new travel advisories now being issued ahead of labor day weekend. >> and it will be impacting the unvaccinated. we'll have more on that coming up. plus the supreme court refusing to block a new law in texas that bans almost all abortions, how it could impact california and a mix of low clouds and a bit of haze returning to the picture today. that is a change because we are seeing as much of the sweeping southwesterly winds into the weekend ahead. expect warmer easier skies today still comfortable, though. >> your forecast ahead. >> and tracking in accident on the san mateo making drive times go up and along highway 4 pretty slow there. we'll have a look >> 7.14 right now and we're checking out the weather. i would say it was delightfully yes, okay. i'll take another been talking about since a jumper,

before long, granddad will be back on broadway as atticus fitch, and after that, who knows.o stop ringing. >> here we go. wow! don't fall in. >> reporter: you're working really more than ever. >> i'm working more in my 60s than i have in any decade of my career, which is not how they draw it up in star school. it just isn't. and i have yet to fail miserably since "newsroom," and i have tried, you know. i just keep risking it. and maybe that comes with knowing what you're doing after 40 some years. and i think that is part of it, is that i kind of know what i'm doing now. together into a narrative so you get to feel like you're walking the same path they did. now, we all know progressive offers 24/7 protection, but we also bundle outdoor vehicles with home and auto to help people save more! [ laughs ] ♪ [ humming ] [ door creaks ] oh. [ soft music playing ] what are you all doing in my daydream? it's better than that presentation. a lot better. you know, whether it's a fraction or a decimal, it's still fun, you know? hi. so you're the scientist here. does my aveeno® daily moi

nato he called him granddad because of years ago during donald trump so clearly one con investigationcron could actually be seeking is to have a u.s. port in west sahar ah. this is somewhere where the french minister is very present and macron can actually tell joe biden perhaps on the phone this week that last week, the french minister would dill islamic state in west sahar ah and perhaps this is one concession that he could be looking for after this. dani: thanks for staying on top of this. that's caroline konein. the rifles seek a united front. we're going to get the latest on the german election debate. we have that story for you next. this is bloomberg. 6 >> if the government was doing it by yourself you would haven't the expertise you need so our expertise, the company's expertise with the governments are take ago lot of recovery money, europe, you know, has committed a lot of capital the kong is debating substantial money in the two different bills there that if those go through will allow this effort to go full speed. >> we're not doing this to make money. we're doing this to

cash, and my dad,i didn't know the details ash that relationship i just knew them at grandma and granddadthat my dad was so generous with his time and so loving and caring, and he really pretty much was very forgiving of all the people, those who didn't really have the best intentions. >> yep. >> he forgave every single person it reminded you how kind-spirited he was. >> this is warts and all. >> and the thing that's so great in his trajectory, he saw, he was not faithful to his wives. he used the language of a white racist would use against his black opponents, particularly joe frazier, and he abandoned as a very young man his mentor and dear friend malcolm x as he was kicked out of the nation of islam, and all things he not only regretted but worked in the last part of his life to repair. one of the things that's different, we don't shy away of opening up that last life when he no longer is talking, has the jokes or quips, he's still changing the world he call as press conference in the '60s, my son in law, co-director, the sports world in america stopped. when he visited pakistan, indo

mined in some of the areas that we're at, so we're very optimistic and we trust our dad and our granddadour family, and paul, as we look at montana, as the sun is coming up, it's so beautiful out there. why was it so important for you brothers to ban together to do this? >> well it's an expensive proposition, and we were all retired here, and have known the property so it made sense and we all have backgrounds in mining and banging around the hills and these old mines so it just made sense for us to go at it together, as brothers, and its worked out pretty well that way. we've pooled our resources and pooled our labor resources together, to try to pull this thing off, so that's what we're shooting for. steve: i understand. rick, because it's you and your brothers, whose in charge? >> well that changes on any given day. >> [laughter] steve: it's a good question. you're all in charge. >> yeah, we're all in charge too much, probably. steve: john, i hope in the last episode of the series i hope you strike it rich. can you give us an idea of what happened? >> i don't know if i should or not.

not anyone at school, not granddad and especially, not anyone at school, not nanny, granddad and especially with him, do you? no. so we have to keep this to ourselves, yeah? our own special secret. like black widow? sort of. what's that? oh, it's just a code word. it's better you don't know. yeah. so... no telling, 0k? hm. pinkie promise? both: one... ..two...three... ..pinkie promise! 0h, girls. and that is a fantastic clip, i think, because that summarises so much and reminds us how brilliant the three of them are when they are on screen together. and you completely believe them as a family. yes, yes. , directed by phyllida lloyd, who is a brilliant director, but he was the interesting thing. half the film is about the nightmare of domestic abuse and half is about the dream of building your own home, which is, you know, almost a fairy tale. in that, at one point they refer to it is a fairytale home. i think the thing the drama does really well for me is that on the one hand it's got that stuff you get from something like witness, remember the barn building scene in witness, which everyone

i didn't know this as a civilian, my family members were in the military, my granddad, dad all that, generals are becoming political. they are not listening to people on the ground. this guy is trying to keep his job. the american people need to know if we're safe or not and we're just not. rachel: will, he said i think terrorism is going to be on the rise essentially what he is saying. will: said one to three years. he described a situation where we have chaos in afghanistan a civil war but think about the different circumstances could lead to a more dangerous situation for us for americans in america. if you really can't draw the borders. you could say, all right, chaos, civil war, the rise of al qaeda, isis, all capable and interested in exporting terrorism. what about this? what about the taliban, yes, sir exerting control over that nation. what if they consolidate power? they were already partnered up with al qaeda. we've seen the taliban partner up with the haqqani network. what situation, which situation, which scenario breed as better more save america? i don't think you can

not anyone at school, not nanny, granddad and especially, - especially not daddy. why?es, yeah? i our own special secret. like black widow? sort of. what's that? 0h, it'sjust a code word. it's better you don't know. yeah. so. no telling, 0k? hmm. pinkie promise? both: one... ..two. . .three. .. ..pinkie promise! 0h, girls. oh, and that's a fantastic clip, i think, because that summarises so much and reminds us how brilliant the three of them are when they're on screen together. and you completely believe in them as a family. yes, yes. and, so, it's directed by phyllida lloyd, mamma mia!, which was a huge smash hit, iron lady, which of course you know was oscar—feted. this feels like a smaller project. but here's the interesting thing — half the film is about the nightmare of domestic abuse and half of it is about the dream of building your own home — which is, you know, almost a fairytale. in fact, at one point, they actually do refer to it as a fairytale home. and i think the thing that the drama does really well for me is that on the one hand, it's got that stuff that