byron: what i did was i went to madison avenue. said, listen, you are spending $270 billion a year advertising and almost zero is going to black-owned media. why it is important to say black-owned? it is important because you don't have a seat at the table if you don't control your image, how you are seen around the world. you are not really part of a democracy unless your voice is widely heard and amplified, you are just kind of a background player. what i said was women don't really own their networks, so they are not controlling their image. asian people are almost invisible. you have a bunch of white guys that own spanish-language networks and they can't even speak spanish. we don't have a real democracy unless everyone is at the table and being heard. you can't do that without ad support. i said to madison avenue, i need you to lean in and provide real economic inclusion. romaine: as we record this today, bloomberg is reporting that you and a few other partners have regrouped here on your bid to buy the tegna network. byron: w

the loss ended byron's run, -- of scoring in 85 consecutive gains. the last time they lost by such a margin was 43 years ago when they were thrashed 7-1 against dusseldorf in the bundesliga. the head coach was not there for byron after testing positive for covid-19. businessmen david henderson who organized the flight on which a player lost his life, has been found guilty of endangering an aircraft. he did not hold a commercial pilot's license or qualification flight not -- to flight at night . sentencing is expected november 12. frenchman gael monfils has been knocked out the australian open by diego schwartzman. we join the action in the second set, schwartzman having just won the first via tiebreak. marathon point really encapsulating the match. run fees -- monfils using raw power to chase down every ball, and schwartzman using a bit of theatrics. the argentine next place in the quarterfinals. cameron norrie was knocked out. big win for casper ruud. mark: thank you very much indeed, and thanks for watching "live from paris." 10/28/21 10/28/21 [cap

and, byron, we're all very sad to see you go. and even though you wore that dodgers cap and claimed to be a dodger fan and are probably celebrating in that right now, you have been one of my favorite san franciscans and on behalf of the board of supervisors, i just want to celebrate you and wish you the best on our well-deserved retirement. the floor is yours, mr. cobb. >> hi, good afternoon. thank you for having me. are you there? okay. thank you for those nice words. but like you said, i love what i do. and i just hate to -- i would like to stay a little longer. you know, when it's time to go, it's time to go. i miss the city. i'm going to miss my favorite three runs in the morning, two in the morning and one in the afternoon. and all the people that we used to meet, the locals. we've gone out for drinks. and i'm going to miss that. i'm going to miss my colleagues, especially those guys that are working with muni right now. i trained them all the way from wesley, bel-air to -- there are so many of them in management right now,

amy: your victory against byron brown.lly upset the democratic establishment, and why you think your messageesoned. ina: we were out in e streets last summe protesting aer the murder of george floyd, and w watched buffalo police push a 75-yr-old mato the ground, bleeding from his ear. theesponsout of r city leadership was n only disappointing, it was embarrassing. theountry watched that on national news, and our mayor this -- dended the actions of his pole department. he totally ignored the ces r justice from protesters, mmunity membe, from our own gornor who compelled him to put in pce reforms in order to get state entitlemts and fding. that was the only reason there was action taken on behalf of the city of buffalo to address our policing issue. those reforms have been lackluster at best. i felt personally like he would ignore thousandsf people in the streets, the summer before last and that heould also ignore a campaign that was bng speaeaded by those peopl i don't feel like i won the democratic primary. i feel like the

elizabeth: thank you, congressman byron don't donalds.john durham criminal probe of trump russia find that hillary clinton and her campaign sent a phony story to the fbi. john durham will declass fight documents on that. up next, congressman drew ferguson, new york city vaccine mandates hitting new york streets. nypd, new york city workers march against vaccine mandates. there is warning about the supply chains. also more prescription drug shortages. we've got the story as a dj, i know all about customization. that's why i love liberty mutual. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. i order my groceries online now. shingles does

gerry: that's a good point there is no mandate for this, president biden was elected president but as byronno majority in the senate, is tied the democrats lost in the habit majority of the handful he's tried to do fdr and lbj programs on the thinnest of margins, it is not happening. >> all agree with you strategically but what the president and members of both houses of congress have majorities of americans from broadly different political leanings that agree that the wealthy don't pay their fair share in this country and agree bridges in roads need to be built in childcare is to expensive prescription drug cost need to go down and what you see is action taken on behalf of, it is a diverse collection of democratic representatives with the majorities, that is why it is challenging but do not bet against nancy pelosi, she has carried legislation to houses of congress before with the affordable care act and she will do it again. as a result middle-class families are going to see the cost go down, not just in the short term but the long-term these are durable issues facing the middle class. ge

byron, it's david.the debt ceiling, if memory serves you have been concerned along the way about rising deficits, have you not? are you still? >> yeah. i'm not in the modern monetary theory camp. i think deficits do matter i think we're going to run the largest budget deficit in peace time that we've ever run or close to it. you know, i am concerned about spending, but i'm also concerned about the fact that we don't have the social safety net in the united states they have in europe you know, doing things for kids, doing things for families, providing maternity leave and vacation leave i'm in favor of all of those things so they're important parts of the biden agenda that i support and if it results in a larger budget deficit, i'm willing to live with that one thing i do believe, though, is that the biden program and the taxes associated with it don't pay for themselves the biden program even if it's modified will add to the budget deficit. >> finally, on inflation, i wonder how do you push back against

elizabeth: we have congressman byron donalds.our reaction to the president downplaying left-wing protesters harassing including a man following krysten sinema into a bathroom coming out of her classroom where she was teaching at arizona state university. your reaction to that? >> i find it to be outrageous that the president would condone such action. listen, everybody husband, every father in america knows that you do not, you would not ever support a man following a woman into a bathroom for any reason, let alone to try to force senator sinema to vote for a radical package that not only does she know, joe manchin knows, frankly all americans know will vastly push america down the road of socialism. but for joe biden to be so desperate to get his agenda across that he is not going to hold these people accountable who are basically harassing senator sinema, i find it to be outrageous. the president needs to apologize for his comment because that should never be tolerated. look we all get heated about politics, liz i understand th

who byron, this is going to pay this. is it going to be the government? they're going to lose money from the subsidies from brussels, or is it going to be the everyday taxpayer? yes, and of course i've no idea to i haven't seen details of how long this 1000000 euro today is meant to go on my going on to the police government given. but ultimately they can take money away from one is always like to pose. but once they start to have to pay actually money from all that, that is ultimately the people that will suffer in all sorts of ways. you know, money doesn't go untreated to come somewhere. the police government who were like sure, be looking at this and that would be a lot of anger. i would have thought in, in the actual power within punish administration today. well, it's interesting when, when i consider the poland ultimately is, is the one you remember that gets the most money, the most cash and the most subsidies from brussels. but at the end of the day though, is this is a power play by brussels. well i think it's, it is, it's certainly overreaching

so how do investors parse winners and losers let's bring in byron i'm trying to figure out the right platform plays here. there are so many companies that are arguing we'll get huge in this or that way, whether it's in fintech or sass again we just had service now on friday talking about their data play how are you assessing who actually is positioned to make good on these ambitions? >> wonderful to be back, and we are in record territory in wild times and still have a quarter to go in this year so certainly a great time in software i do think part of the earlier things you mentioned come in to play so much of early success is about focus whether nailing the vertical or a particular product area long term dominance depends on multiple horizons. you see these early leaders that are now in the tens or hundred of billions of dollar in market cap looking to even the platform and extend into their second or third level. >> so, we're heading in to this season of a lot of cloud conferences, and, you know, announcements, a lot of the hyper scalers have been announcing industry moves, trying

and, byron, we're all very sad to see you go. and even though you wore that dodgers cap and claimed to be a dodger fan and are probably celebrating in that right now, you have been one of my favorite san franciscans and on behalf of the board of supervisors, i just want to celebrate you and wish you the best on our well-deserved retirement. the floor is yours, mr. cobb. >> hi, good afternoon. thank you for having me. are you there? okay. thank you for those nice words. but like you said, i love what i do. and i just hate to -- i would like to stay a little longer. you know, when it's time to go, it's time to go. i miss the city. i'm going to miss my favorite three runs in the morning, two in the morning and one in the afternoon. and all the people that we used to meet, the locals. we've gone out for drinks. and i'm going to miss that. i'm going to miss my colleagues, especially those guys that are working with muni right now. i trained them all the way from wesley, bel-air to -- there are so many of them in management right now,

payton manning said during the broadcast they could have got much more. >> byron realized he lost allnd had as much leverage as possible. >> if he held it, he would have been sitting in tom brady's suite. amateur move on his part. >> and, guys, brady said he's going to give byron a bitcoin worth around $63,000. but that all being said, the ball was probably worth, according to experts, around a half million dollars. so -- >> he apparently did not talk to christine romans about bitcoin before he did that. >> i don't think it's a really stable value-holding investment. >> she's putting that nicely. >> thank you, andy. >> thank you so much. don't want to say anything bad about bitcoin. >> just facts. >> just facts. >>> mark zuckerberg defiant despite years of putting profits over people. crew members fooling around with live ammo during down time before alec baldwin killed someone. those stories are coming up again. i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. "new day" is next. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva pl

but the fan, 29-year-old byron kennedy, very kind and gave it back.store. two season tickets for the rest of this season and all of next season. brady said he's also going to give him a bitcoin, as well, but he told peyton and eli during the "manning cast" that byron could have gotten much more. >> byron realized he lost all his leverage once he gave the ball away. he should have held it and got as much leverage as possible. >> amateur move, yeah. if he would have held it, he would have been in the tom brady suite for the rest of the season. amateur move on his part. >> as for monday night football, the saints and seahawks playing in a downpour in seattle. first quarter, geno smith fired it over to metcalf. go goes 84 yards for the touchdown. saints allowing seattle just 126 yards offense for the rest of the game. new orleans would win a low-scoring affair, 13-10. >>> you have the world series game one tonight in houston. braves in the fall classic for the first time since 1999. astros, their third trip in 97.5 y -- five years. the astros are like the

he's lost quite a bit of territory with democrats, byron.pproval down from 86 just a month ago. so a 11% drop with democrats, with his own party since last month. what do you see going on here? >> well, he's losing support across the board. never had it with republicans. he's lost support with independents beforehand. the important thing about this is he's trying to get this giant spends bill passed on capitol hill. with each point that his job approval rating goes down, he has less clout on capitol hill, less ability to convince and cajole and threaten and push people on capitol hill to do what he wants. in addition the job approval rating of the president is a huge factor in the outcome of mid-term election results. so he's weakening himself right now on capitol hill and also for next year's mid-terms. >> martha: let's put that number up as well, this is an enormous decline. 87% said they're worried about inflation. i'm looking at the independent number. it went from september 42% job approval for the president among independents, this one

joining me now, byron donald.or joining us, appreciate for taking the time. >> anytime, good to be with you. dan: you as well. congressman, can you think of anything more unproductive right now to get us through this inflation economic crisis and forcing people in an unscientific impersonal manner to take a vaccine they may or may not need to take depending on their infection? can you think of anything worse to do to get people to go back to work? i don't blame them. >> i can't think of anything worse to do but that's the joe biden way. were talking about somebody who's always wrong. he's been wrong every step of the way throughout his entire political career, nothing has changed so of course this is what he would do. you people who have been first responders and have been through our pandemic, they've done a fantastic job, we celebrated them. you have people who have flown our planes and served an airline stewardess is for months. over a year now they've done a fantastic job and these are the people who are now s

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byron donalds of florida, great to see you. >> any time, thanks. >> tucker: launch hundreds of hundredscriminal investigations after january 6th. the largest in history, they say. but somehow, they did not arrest someone caught on tape threatening to murder a republican member of congress, there's been a big development on this front. kevin corke has it for us tonight. kevin? >> especially given what happened, steve scalise, threats of this nature get attention as well they should and they have acted, albeit belatedly, resting jean hills met last weekend in the l.a. area. the rest actually comes much longer, it was returned in may after a federal grand jury. back on january 9th he called the office of florida congressman matt gaetz and threatened him and his family. >> tell matt gaetz to watch his back, tell him to watch his children, tell them to watch everyone. i'm coming for him, he's going to [bleep] die. he is a [bleep] despicable [bleep] tyrant and i'm going [bleep] kill him. watch his back. i'm coming for you. i'm going to put a bullet in you end up going to put a bullet in one o

byron donald does joins me now.e successful. we have proven it in florida. that is why ron desantis is america's governor. stuart: will he be a candidate in the 2024 election? >> i will stay out of that, that is above my pay grade. stuart: you are a real smart guy. we have seen many parents speaking out against critical race.. it is taking center stage in virginia and new jersey as well. do you think education and crt will be the top issue as we go into the elections next year 2022? >> not a top one, but it is a key one because it speaks to the heart of the progressive agenda. they don't want to control economic policy, they want to control all policy. they want to divide our kids. if you put people in groups it is easier to point fingers as opposed to treating people as individuals. it will be an issue index year's election. stuart: as a black elected official in the united states what do you think of crt? >> don't think we need it. shouldn't have to coach kids, we should teach children to be equals, teaching about

the army initially said snipers fired at demonstrators, it has since blames the byron's -- violence on a dispute between protesters and another group. >> there's a cautious calm after nearly five hours of deadly clashes along the dividing line that dates back to the days of the civil war the ended in 1990. guns may have fallen silent, but the crisis is far from over. the tensions started because of the judge. the league judge investigating the beirut port explosion. the shiite political groups, they are demanding that he be removed. they believe he is politicized. while the opposition disagrees, they believe he should be given a chance to complete his investigation before judging him. opposition accuses has belonged staging a coup using their weapons to impose their will. there are conflicting narratives on how the confrontation began. each side blaming the other for starting the confrontation. the army issuing a statement, not playing playing -- not blaming either side. the army is a delicate position, if it is seen taking one side against the other a complot -- split along sectarian

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byron kennedy, thanks so much for being with us. catches a touchdown he goes to the stands and hands the ball to a fan. you were wearing a mike evans jersey. you were right there to get the ball. then everyone on the bench realized that's his 600th career touchdown pass. there is a problem with that. i could see in your face about how excited you were there. what was it like to get the ball from mike evans. >> it was incredible. it puts a smile on my face. i can hear how excited i was. it was such an incredible moment for me. . >> now, you didn't know at the time exactly what it was such an important ball, did you? >> no. not right when he handed it to me. i knew that was going to happen at some point in this game. as tom brady threw it, i didn't realize that was the 600th touchdown. >> so then what happens? >> so i'm in the stadium celebrating with everyone, everyone is congratulating me, wants to take pictures, touch the ball and everything. tim comes over, he works with the bucs. he said, basically, listen, can we get that ball b

. >> he's negotiating with byron. of his leverage once he gave the ball away. he should have held it. >> amateur move, yeah, yeah. if he would have held it, he would have been sitting in the tom brady suite for the rest of the season, but amateur move on his part. >> hey, i think it worked out pretty well. i'm also giving him a bitcoin, which that's pretty cool too. at the end of the day, i think he's making out pretty well. >> the fan will reportedly receive some other memorabilia as well as tickets for the remainder of the season and a $1,000 credit to the team store. the fan has one ask, telling nfl network, he wouldn't mind a round of golf with brady. >>> the ball could fetch at least $500,000 at auction. >>> speaking of high-priced memorabilia, a pair of autographed shoes worn by michael jordan in his rookie season sold for $1.5 million on sunday, setting up a record for sneakers at auction. they're from jordan's fifth nba game, his earliest known regular season-worn nikes. >>> and finally a reminder of game one,

paul anaya is far from alone, : says economist byron augeeste. >> over the last 40 years we've , comeplace where the vast majority of middle class jobs require a bachelor's degree to be considered. paul: sometimes to the point of absurdity. >> even though 2/3 of administrative assistance don't have natural or degrees, three quarters of the new job postings byrd ministry of assistance say you have to have a bachelors degree to be considered for the job. 2/3 of the people who currently do the job can't apply for three quarters of the new jobs in the field. paul: but why? >> sometimes a company will require a college degree just because they can. paul: hiring expert nick corcodilos, who runs the "ask the headhunter" website, say the degree hurdle emerged as help wanted ads moved online, and the number of applicants per job exploded. >> sometimes a company will get 10,000 applicants for one job. how do they winnow them out? one of the easiest ways is just require a college degree. paul well this is obviously : discriminatory against people who don't have a college degree, right? >> well,

the way to tracy boulevard in san joaquin county eastbound travelers can begin their detour at the byrond intersection. the closures expected to end monday morning at 5 o'clock and happening tomorrow. bart's shutting down the track between the south hayward and union city stations starting tomorrow through sunday. the tracks will be shut down for construction buses will replace trains for bart says riders should plan to add at least 25 minutes to their trips. this section of track will also be shut down the weekend of october 16th. i still love doing it. that but has if your something >> her name is known around the world for making organic eating popular again after the break. i sit down with alice waters and her daughter as they reflect on 50 this is a live look at the canary islands and look how dramatic this is a bright red river of lava from a volcano continuing to flow towards the sea. it's been more than 10 days now since this eruption started in that time the lava has crept 4 miles to islands. and in fact, just say the island does appear to be getting larger in size. now that the

here again, byron pitts. >> is there another car fully ready?ust after dawn. >> we are heading out today. we're going to show up and, you know, utilize our voices and our bodies. >> reporter: tayshia martineau is leading a resistance to construction on the enbridge line 3 pipeline, which crisscrossed through her home, tribal lands of the fond du lac reservation in northern minnesota. >> when we take to the front line, please remember why we are here. ♪ we're not here to fight the police. we are not here to intimidate workers. we are here for that water. ♪ i personally carry a lot of fear every time an action happens. it's because, you know, i prioritize the safety of all of these amazing, beautiful people who are literally willing to run into battle. >> you're here at an enbridgewater pump station. we're blocking the gate. we're stopping this work because we are stopping this pipeline. >> you're in violation of minnesota statute 609705, unlawful assembly. >> where they at? what i see is rapists, murderers, killers of mother earth here. president

joining us tonight, congressman byron donalds, republican strategist ford o'connell, dr. marty makary, patrick dehauge of gas buddy, lenny rosenberg and former nypd detective, dr. oscar odom. meantime facebook's mark zuckerberg channeling over $400 million to local election boards? republicans are calling for reform, accusing the social media giant of buying the 2020 election. u.s. navy planning to kick out sailors who refuse the covid vaccine. they could end up losing veteran benefits as well. fda advisory community approving moderna booster shot for older adults. study shows that people who took the johns and jones vaccine may be better taking a booster from other brands like pfizer or moderna. does the fda need new leadership after all the covid confusion? we investigate. pain at the pump. gas prices hitting a seven-year high. some already seeing five dollars a gallon. not just what you're paying at the gas station. it is causing already high cost of shipping to rise just as we approach the holiday season. plus brace yourself, for sticker shock this winter from rising

but, says byron auguste: >> when you put a bachelor's degree screen on a job, you exclude almost 70%rican americans. you exclude almost 80% of latino workers. and by the way, you exclude almost 70% of rural workers, of all races. >> reporter: and that, says auguste, has been fueling inequality since 1980: pushing wages for those with just a high school diploma down 13%, adjusted for inflation, while wages for those with a four-year degree have risen by 13%. for men, the difference in lifetime earnings is now around a million dollars. >> to say that college can be a bridge to opportunity? well, that's great. but to make college a drawbridge that pulls up, and if you can't cross it, then you have no path to opportunity... >> reporter: and you wind up in the low-wage moat. >> so i did a little bit of valet parking ... >> i finally got on with ups, as a package handler for the-- just for, like, the christmas season. >> i went into retail. i sold computers. >> i'm tired of being at the mercy of all these other jobs. i want a career. >> this simplistic bachelor's degree screen, it's really

county to tracy boulevard and san joaquin county eastbound travelers can begin their detour at the byron road intersection. the closure is expected to end monday morning at 5 o'clock. >> here. kron 4, we've been honoring hispanic heritage. and today we're looking at california's first latino u.s. senator alex padilla recently down with adn says he enan sat - considers his new job a time to. >> look forward, catherine. yeah, and look back at his family who really shaped and he carries that around every day. he says the former secretary of state was sworn into office in january to replace kamala harris, his latest political adventure began with a now famous phone call. >> can you what they be thinking now is i ask if you want to be the next us enter the united states. the great state of california. >> the sheriff. >> alex padilla calls this the zoom seen around the world. he's always loved referencing his hard working immigrant parents, proud of the father who worked as a short order cook and the mother who cleaned houses to give him and his sister and brother a better life. and for a quie

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the way to tracy boulevard in san joaquin county eastbound travelers can begin their detour at the byron road intersection. the closure is expected to end monday morning. >> at 5. some good news tonight for some folks in the east bay water once again flowi.g for nearly 200 homes in alamo crews working deep into the night to get the water restored after a water line break yesterday. you can see some of the damage left behind officials say more than 70 year-old 8 inch pipe is what bursted causing that massive flood that just took over that entire neighborhood. we're told that this is the second time that a situation like this has happened in alamo and just about a week. >> more than 635 million dollars is up for grabs. in tonight's powerball jackpot will take a look at where tonight's jackpot stacks up on the all-time list. >> plus, if you strike out on the lottery butter in still in need of some cash. we'll tell you about the hiring blitz taking place >> the u.s. postal service is hiring 1000 people to fill various jobs throughout the bay area. there are current openings in contra, costa

all the way to tracy boulevard in san joaquin county eastbound travelers can begin their detour at byron road intersection. the closure is expected to in monday morning at 5 a and don't forget that. also a heads up for bart riders this weekend. bar shutting down the track between south hayward and union city stations. the tracks will be shut down for constructions. buses will replace trains with bart says the riders she plans to add about 25 minutes to their trip. the section of track will also be shut down the weekend of october 16th. california's eviction moratorium comes to an end. but renters short on funds still have an avenue to protect themselves from infection kron four's. dan kerman has more on that. across california concerns from apartment, residents and their advocates about california's eviction. moratorium which ends september 30th. many people are not back to work full time can't get back to work full time. >> and this is gonna hurt we cannot afford to have 10's of thousands of people out in the streets because they're addicted after extending the moratorium several times.

. >> no, you need to talk to me because i'm police officer and then also that he has a gun officer byron white says this happened in late september along gilman street. it was the evening when the girl was on her way home and the man approached her. he then stepped in our path to try to keep her from moving on. but she got away the victim in this case of the right thing. she ran from the person to a place where she felt safe and she called police the unidentified man was also seen running from the area he's been described as white around 6 feet tall with an athletic build at the time the man was wearing an american flag neck gator. >> a dark colored shirt and dark cargo pants. police are asking people living in the area of gilman act in an hopkins streets to be aware. >> if you find yourself in this situation like this leave the area soon as possible. get to a place of safety meeting. another house that you're from there with a neighbor somewhere where there's other people around and ask for help. >> police are also asking people who live in this area to check their home security video i

it's specially a byron problem. it's also the sort of people that come, it's not the poor starving rural people coming, but it's people with some cache from the cities. they're mostly comedies, asylum seekers here. and they often are involved in crimes and petty crimes and own countries. if you look at the case of migration, 1st of all, if we don't ask the natal states, for example, we don't conduct and was like in africa or like in syria, people wouldn't have to leave their countries if people come and live in our countries. of course they have to have a good education if we take them and then we have to give them the possibility to work. and of course we have as well if people can traumatize from wall of countries where there was a political oppression, we have to give them some kind of therapy as well. it's not enough just to give them some money. is integration program. nice to come? well come, they should really be brought into the middle of society, and that's a long way to go. you see these people, they are 5

they were saved by byron munich, douro, surgeon aubrey, and thomas miller. oh scored in the 2nd half to seal the 21 when germany said top a group, jay with a 6 point cushion whales played out a thrilling to to draw away to the czech republic. aaron ramsey put the visitor's head in the 1st half within minutes. the home side struck back wales and faltered after the break or keeper, making a mess of ramsey's backpacks to fall behind. but they rallied daniel james, getting the crucial equalizer. it means the checks that 2nd in group e left one point with wales and 3rd than other ones are looking good to qualify for cats are after not making the 2018 finals. they're currently top of group gene. dana classes scoring as they b latvia, one nil ivory coast range, undefeated in the 2nd round of african qualifying for the world cup. on friday, the beat malawi, 3, know the result means they top their group with 7 points from 3 games i re coast are looking to return to the finals after missing out on russia in 2018 there's been a fire at the national stadium and an dora

children. svetlana. griffin, okay, is alleged to have been the owner of her monica apartment bought byron offshore company. although the relationship with the russian president has never been confirmed. meanwhile, a friend of the president also appears in the papers, but not mister putin himself. now, as we heard the papers also reveal that the u. s. state of south dakota has emerged as a major destination for wealthy people to avoid tax. although experts we spoke to say they're not surprised. the very thing that the united states criticized switzerland in the past poor it is now doing the famous numbered accounts. look, the real lesson here is if you allow the distribution of wealth and income to be as an equal, as it now is in the world, the day you create the incentive. and the means for those that the top to continue to accumulate from one generation to another. there's an amazing tax evasion taking place around the world. and there's also a lot of unaccounted, unaccountable capital sloshing around the world. and, you know, using various off shore havens and, and governments tolerate

byron, thanks so much. can you describe the scene for us?they say to you to get it back? >> well, i got the ball from evans. i was sitting up in the front row wearing an evans jersey, big number 13. steve: that will do it. >> i must have been yelling louder than everybody else. i didn't even realize that he was running up to give me the football until he was a couple feet from the wall. i was just caught in the moment celebrating and then i suddenly saw him gesturing toward me. and he jumped up. gave me a hug and handed me the ball and jogged off and congratulated tom brady as well. steve: then a little while later somebody came back and said hey, you know that ball. ainsley: we need it back. steve: the value, as you know, probably half a million dollars. what are you getting in return and would you like something else? >> yeah. it's a real valuable ball. one that's eventually going to make it to the hall of fame. in return, at the time, i got a different game ball. and then one of the management people from the buccaneers came down and gave

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