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former defensive lineman amman gordon was diagnosed with dementia when he was 33 >> just kind of wentb, you know >> at the time we had a 3-year-old son and am thinking, my gosh, gosh, i he even going to be ar is he going to even be around for him when he grows up >> gordon and his wife roxy learned the protocols to qualify for the settlement including something called race norming. to this day have you received a penny from the settlement >> we haven't received a penny from the nfl >> you think it's because he's black >> i absolutely think it's because he's black. i think he's been discriminated against, and his case is just extremely egregious and it's just -- it's horrible >> players' cognitive test scores were adjusted based on age, education and, controversially, race. >> race norms were first developed as a band-aid solution, because blacks in this country on average have experienced much more socia disadvantage than whites >> reporter: some medical professionals call the process outdated and oversimplified. >> it's imprecise, it's bad medicine, and it perpetuates false ideas abo

but gordon brown was sort _ out pots of cash. but gordon brown was sort of— out pots of cash.nagen _ was sort of awkward and that was his manager. sunak seemed to love handing — manager. sunak seemed to love handing out these pots of money. at one point— handing out these pots of money. at one point he might mention teesside and pointed up to his colleague who was pointing over to rachel reeves on the _ was pointing over to rachel reeves on the opposite benches when he mounts _ on the opposite benches when he mounts democrat announced money for her constituency. he didn't seem like a _ her constituency. he didn't seem like a guy— her constituency. he didn't seem like a guy who didn't want to be spending — like a guy who didn't want to be spending his money, even though at the end _ spending his money, even though at the end he _ spending his money, even though at the end he said, "oh by the way, i'll the end he said, "oh by the way, i'll ahsently — the end he said, "oh by the way, i'll absently cut taxes and reduce the size — i'll absently cut taxes and reduce the size of— i'l

. >> gordon chang.rt varney of varney and company, talk about what biden and company are doing to the economy and this budget. but before that, i keep hearing nancy pelosi and others say, if we do not vote to raise the debt ceiling, then what will happen is the full faith and credit of u.s. will be destroyed. because we will default on our debt. i want to walk you through this these are more scare tactics, this is what they do. let's unravel it. we're not going to default. here is why. whether the government shuts down or goes on, you keep paying your taxes. the treasury keeps collecting your taxes. to the tune of approximately 320 billion a month. so i looked, what part of that goes toward debt service. approximately 44 billion. wait a minute if federal government is receiving all forms of income taxes and user fees, 320 billion a month, and 44 billion is debt service, how would we default? we won't. that is the point. then, if we don't raise the debt ceiling, they say, then we're not paying for all of

the players said they knew nothing about the race norming, including gordon.u may have gotten over that period of time? >> i have no idea. innumerable amounts. >> reporter: now, he suffers from headaches, anxiety, and panic attacks. >> imagine your brain being frozen until about noon. >> if we're lucky. >> some days are better than others. >> some days noon still doesn't feel normal. >> reporter: at first, they were told he qualified to receive part of the settlement, only to have the league appeal the decision. a judge agreed with the nfl, deciding an error were made. the couple were never told what it was. in the summer of 2020, the gordons joined tens of thousands of others, calling for an end to the race norming. >> there was a different door for african-americans and a different door for white players? brain damage is brain damage. >> reporter: in june of this year, the nfl together with attorneys for the players announced they would come up with new protocols. the league has denied that the system was discriminatory, but in a statement at the time wrote,

joining me now from scotland is gordon brown.hen he was the british prime minister, he hosted a g20 that made great progress in healing the then-broken global economy. gordon, welcome. >> hello. >> you have been -- you have been urging that the g20 take active measures to close the vaccine gap that you call immoral. 60% to 70% of the developed world is vaccinated. 3% to 5% of africa is vaccinated. and yet no great measures came out of the g20 on this front. why do you think they're not moving in this direction? as you point out, hundreds of millions of vaccines are actually expiring and will be used by no one. >> yep, we could lose 100 million vaccines just wasted passed the use-by date by the end of the year if we don't transfer the vaccines from the global north to the global south, who is desperately in need of them. and the g20 understood we need 40% vaccination in the poorest countries by december. there are more denations we have been given but what we need is a operational plan, a time for delivery, month-by-month airlifts

>> detective gordon detected contacted mary claire flynn.nt da. >> he said, will you take a look at these text messages? i said sure i will. and it was a truly shocking. she checked with kelly rayburn, a colleague at the time, and they agreed that those text messages warranted further investigation. >> i couldn't believe what was in. them i had to read them a couple of times. >> clearly it's black and white for you. you know it's wrong. but is it black and white, we are going to go forward with this, is this a crime? i would imagine, for you, it's complicated. >> yes, and with all investigations, it's our duty and responsibility to follow everything where it takes us. until the evidence was taking us to carter. >> so the commonwealth office told detectives to keep digging and find out more about michel carter. >> first reaction when you see her picture? >> she's young, just a kid. and the words that she was saying in her text messages, it just didn't seem feasible. >> during the investigation, detective cod more went undercover. at that fund

lorna gordon, bbc news, glasgow.rah. rather dramatically done up a dramatic location in norwich. iam here i am here at st peter mancroft in norwich this morning and i am with the awe—inspiring gaia light installation. with cop26 around the corner is has never been more relevant. this amazing spinning globe was created by uk based artist luke jerram globe was created by uk based artist lukejerram and he created it to give that sense of the overview effect, something that astronauts describe when they go into space and look back down on our fragile and precious planet. i will take a look at this more through the morning but for the weather forecast, it has been very wet over recent days. we have had all that flooding across parts of north—west england and southern scotland and there are still weather warnings and flood warnings in force this morning. through the course up to date we are looking at further rain around. things will also turn cool it through the course of the day. we start off with a lot of rain, a sucky

with our captain and our assessor-recorder, the supervisor of the community gordon mar and office of economic and work force development. so many people who work hard to help support our small businesses because we know despite what has happened during the pandemic, so many of our small businesses have been suffering in san francisco. the cost of doing business, the ability to find a storefront and go through the city's bureaucratic process to get open in the first place has changed our city as we know it. often times during the spring time, we're celebrating small businesses in san francisco but we need to do a better job of putting our money where our mouth is when we talk about supporting small businesses. i still go to the same dry cleaner i have been going to since i was a kid. i still go to the same dentist i have been going to since i've had teeth, i go to the same place to get my nails done when i can afford to get them done. it is an important part of the spirit of san francisco, we love our neighborhood shops and restaurants and businesses and we want to do everything we ca

mark: welcome back america one of the greatest experts gordon chang a senior fellow, his latest greate china tech war, gordon chang welcome i have a question out-of-the-box a lot of controversy of the joint chiefs of staff to phone calls with the chinese military and an aggressive military, among other things according to reports millie told this general one way or another that the united states and the debate over this something to the effect and something were to occur i would give you head up, let me ask you something what would the chinese make of such a call from the joint chief of staff to the united states. >> the chinese military in the political leadership in the united states was in complete disarray in terminal decline in a think it will make them more aggressive and belligerent because they think the u.s. will not be able to oppose them i know some people say that general lee, when he heard that, he actually thought millie was threatening to attack china, we just don't know how the chinese reacted, whatever the case this did not work to the benefit of the united states it

thank you so much to both of you, richard haas and michael gordon.. ♪♪ >> woodruff: president biden is again spending the week selling his infrastructure and "build back better" agenda to the american people and to members of his own party in congress. joining me to break down the status of the talks and more are amy walter of the "cook political report with amy walter." and tamara keith of npr. >> woodruff: hello to both of you. it is time for politics monday, amy and tam, welcome back. so, tam, let's start with where we think we are. i see you wincing already. we heard lisa reporting that they're back at it, and there has just been a report i think from cnn that senator sanders and senator manchin met today. they said afterwards to reporters they're going to keep meeting, keep talking. but at this point, how worried ould president biden be? >> tamara: and i think you've asked that question maybe three weeks ago -- >> woodruff: sorry about that. so sorry. >> tamara: i think that there is, from outside, certainly a perception there is not a lot of mo

joining us now is gatestone institute senior fellow, gordon chang. gordon, great to have you.h for being here this morning. this is very concerning. the ccp continues flying planes into taiwan's defense space. is this a bullying tactic or do you believe they're going to invade taiwan sooner rather than later? >> this is an intimidation tactic but also it's a symbolism tactic today because today's october 1st. it's the 72nd anniversary of the founding of the people's republic. so china was going to do something. but what was really worrying was that china again sent two of its h6k bombers, their nuclear -- they're nuclear capable so that is a message. i don't think china is going to invade soon but china also has the capability to surprise us because of very disturbing developmentses inside of china's political system. had they could take us by surprise and we could be at warfarely soon. maria: what is going on inside the political dynamics in china they. >> xi jinping grabbed a lot of power from people. that means he's totally accountable. he raised the cost of losing politica

you know, i just tried to given gordon things. and you know, he did his batman thing. this batman will focus more on his detective side as he uncovers his family linked to corruption in gotham city. >> but. >> it will still be plenty of action and of course, the >> and tune in to e t tonight for our interview with jason today because before his big snl returned will next season be the last season of ted lasso. we'll tell you what he told us. we hope not for entertainment tonight. i'm kevin frazier. real say it's not so. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. thanks for being with us. keep it here, though. a lot more news ahead is coming up next on kron, 4 news at 6. as we say hello to. >> catherine and pam moore. all right. grant vicki, thanks to you both. we're coming up next, a 6 o'clock, a lot happening. the nation, of course, tonight is mourning the passing of former secretary of state colin powell. >> lawmakers from both sides of the political aisle. remembering the impression he left in washington, dc and also free college for certain lucky vaccinated students. that's t

there is a quote from the ft saying it sounded like gordon - ft saying it sounded like gordon brown—hing i heard after hearing rishi sunak posting about a little billion here, sooner or later you're talking about real money. he was so enthusiastic and positive about spending, then he got to the last couple minutes and went, "0h got to the last couple minutes and went, "oh by the way, i planted cut taxes later because it's the moral thing to do." but the tone of it was using this had headroom in his own fiscal rules, but the growth is up a bit more than anticipated and because unemployment is so much lower than anticipated, there's a bit more space for him to spend money. and that uncertainty between which conservative government we have — thejohnson spending or david cameron fiscal austerity party, absolutely rishi sunak gave 99% of the speech to thejohnson big spenders, and only 1% to the debt at the end that maybe we will cut back the end that maybe we will cut back the state. it’s the end that maybe we will cut back the state. �* , . ,. ., ., the state. it's fascinating, tom newto

more like gordon brown. many thanks.dent fiona trott has been getting reaction in morpeth. ina region in a region with some of the highest unemployment rates in the country and the highest child poverty rates people here have welcomed today's announcement about the public sector pay freeze being lifted, changes universal credit which means they can keep more of their money and of course the rise in the national living wage. but what does that mean for small, living wage. but what does that mean forsmall, local living wage. but what does that mean for small, local businesses in places? lets speak with janet who helps run a local hairdressers. what does that mean for how much you have to spend on wages of the business? just on a comparison and are wage hillsm _ just on a comparison and are wage hillsm we — just on a comparison and are wage bills... we have two for our workforce _ bills... we have two for our workforce is going to £800 a month. obviously— workforce is going to £800 a month. obviously it's going to come from

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vegas raiders has resigned over a series of offensive e mails. 10 year old messages sent by john gordon, making racist comments surface last week, and on mondays reported more e mails written over 7 year span by gordon, including the sojourn a stick and homophobic language. the 58 road initially held on to his job off to sundays defeat to the chicago bears these now decided to leave on the field. the baltimore ravens were winners on monday against the indianapolis colts. but it was the cold to look the stronger of the 2 sides at 1st. how's this for a run, jonathan taylor completing a 76 yell touchdown for indianapolis who lead to 20 to 3 at one stage. baltimore battle back and with 40 seconds left, completed a 2 point conversion to tie the game. it went into overtime in lamar jackson from law cases. brown hand, the ravens, a memorable 3125 when boston red sox are on their way to the american league. championship series off to winning their division series against tampa bay, boston dropped game one to the race but quickly turn things around. the red sox winning 3 straight games, includin

the committee, hales gordon, r for his uncompromising and compassionate. take the gulf between continents and conscious seals publication of his novel paradise. in 1994, he has been widely recognised as one of the world's most prominent post colonial writers. in his 10 ovens, he has consistently and with great compassion penetrated the effects of colonialism in east africa and its effects on the lives of uprooted and migrating individuals. earlier we spoke 2 years, little strand was a credit can germany said the express an evening newspaper in sweden? he says a no bout committee's decision comes as a surprise. he was born in santa bar in 1948, and he came to england as a refugee at the age of 18. and where he established himself as a doctor of literature and has been teaching all his life at the kent university in england, is now retired, i believe. and i have to say that this was someone that was literally unheard of, that he was extremely little known in my, in my decades of watching the nobel prize and writing about the price of literature . this is the

gordon, thank you very, very much. gordon chang, the expert on china.in disruptions, you heard about the more expensive thanksgiving meal, things could be missing from christmas, and wine, good luck you might not be able to get wine and if you do you will pay through the nose. what? ♪. i promise - as an independent advisor - to put the financial well-being of you and your family first. i promise to serve, not sell. i promise our relationship will be one of partnership and trust. i am a fiduciary, not just some of the time, but all of the time. charles schwab is proud to support the independent financial advisors who are passionately dedicated to helping people achieve their financial goals. visit findyourindependentadvisor.com ♪♪ neil: a little bit electric light orchestra, what, four decades ago when that song was all the age, that it would really be address supply issues in this country, supply chain really disrupted. anything trying to get to america is not getting to america. so we sort of pick this crisis apart here and look at it from a variety of

but gordon cooper was the voice communicator. so he called and said the inverter is not working in the redstone, they are going to cook poll the gantry, it will probably take about an hour and a half. and i said, if that's the case, i would like to get out and relieve myself. we have been working with a device to collect here, during flight, that really worked pretty well in zero gravity. but it didn't work well when you are lying on your back with your feet in the air. on the red stone. so if i had some time, i would like to relieve myself. and i said, gordon, when you check and see if i can get out and relieve myself quickly. and they came back, i guess there was some discussion going on outside. i figure, for about three or four minutes. and they said, they say the astronaut will stay in the nose cone. so, well, all right. that's fine. i'm going to the bathroom. and they said, well, you can't do that, you've got wires all over your body. can you guys turn off those wires? well, i relieved myself, and of course it was a cotton

a group of former world leaders led by the former uk prime minister gordon brown has released an openr calling for the extra doses to be immediately be sent to where they are most needed, in africa, latin america and asia. the letter says 6,000,000,000 doses have been administered worldwide 7 indonesia's president has spoken exclusively to the bbc and echoed calls for a fairer distribution. i see that everyone has helped, but in my opinion it's not enough. not just for indonesia, but for all developing countries, and especially for poor countries. 6lobal coronavirus cases are rising of the first time in two months of there are now more than 10,000 deaths per day being recorded worldwide. advocates say many of them could be avoided with a fairer vaccine distribution model. one of the signatories is helen clark, the former prime minister of new zealand who also served as an administrator to the un development programme for eight years and she explained some of the thinking behind the letter. i co—chair the independent panel for pandemic preparedness and response as requested by the weal

know if you've heard of william gordon but the first person to write the american revolution is usuallyrrative but in 1786 he published the trans-atlantic history of the american revolution a british guy and at the center and then goes back a fascinating character so she wrote letters to everybody famous and everybody else in most of the time they had pretty disparaging things and at first with beautiful clear handwriting to take upon himself to write to other people everything that was going on a historian stream letter. almost nobody wrote him back people do not appreciate this. i named him my archive past because i was in 45 archives for this project and he showed up in 30 of them he just wrote to everybody no way gordon will show up here. yes. he wrote to religious leaders and political leaders so by the end i am fond of him. [laughter] he died in england but someday i will go find his grave and just think him for his amazing sources he was underappreciated in his lifetime. >> maybe that your next project. >> you would think. [laughter] but in the end actually he did write his own s

craig gordon made a great save but dabbur reacted quickest to make it 2—1. before half—time and then his equaliser was ruled out by the referee. var made sure that sense prevailed, 2—2. sense was about to go out of the window. in injury time the ball somehow found its way to scott mctominay for his first scotland goal. this wasn'tjust a sound, it was an eruption that will last long into the glasgow night. so, a fantastic result for scotland. and two more of the home nations have kicked off in the last few minutes.

richar haas, michael gordon. ♪ judy: president biden is heading into another week of trying to sell hisstructure and build back better agenda to the american people, and as the members -- and to members of his own party in congress. 20 me are amy walter of the cook political report and tamra key of npr. it's time for politics monday. welcome back. let's start with where we think we are. i see you wincing already. we heard lisa reporting that negotiators are back at it, and there's just been a report from cnn that senator sanders and mansion met today. they said afterwards they are going to keep meeting and talking. at this point, how worried should president biden be? >> you've asked to that question the three weeks in a row. from outside, there is the perception that there's not a lot of movement, and senator sanders -- sanders said, there's a lot of focus on the fight but not the content, but the fight is about what is going to be in the legislation. they simply have not agreed on what will be in it. will childcare be for everyone? will paid family leave fee for everyone? will univers

lorna gordon, bbc news, glasgow.hieve?— what do you hope that cop26 will realistically achieve? there are two main things- _ realistically achieve? there are two main things. the _ realistically achieve? there are two main things. the first _ realistically achieve? there are two main things. the first is _ realistically achieve? there are two main things. the first is a - main things. the first is a government's pivotal position to bring together an international consensus on reducing carbon emissions, so that we can stay within those safe temperature rise limits, that we know our 1.5 degrees. we need international leaders to step up, but we also need domestic leadership, that means, putting nature's restoration at the heart of our climate change strategies, and backing that up with policy and resources to do it. for example, committing to restoring peatlands, expanding woodland covering the country to about 17%, we lag far behind that target at the moment, and also providing frameworks which will allow as to make mo

craig gordon in gold.her optimism demanded a win, there were four minutes left, there was lyndon. one goal was as good as ten. qualifying ambition sustained. northern ireland's focus lies on tournaments beyond 2022, they lead in bulgaria and lost 2—1. more experience for challenges to come. announcing her squad today england head coach serena wiegman has spoken of her excitement of the women's team playing their first competitive game at wembley this month, one of two world cup qualifiers coming up. they play northern ireland there on the 23rd of october before travelling to latvia three days later. obviously it is very, very special to play at wembley. and yes although i am very excited, but i'm also call him up. because, you know, we play another match and we just want to play really well, have people come and watch us that have a very nice evening and enjoy themselves also people that watch on the tv enjoy themselves, and will be happy. and thenit themselves, and will be happy. and then itjust themselve

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. >> tucker: gordon >>ti tucker: gordon klein is a longtime professor at ucla and some of last year inlm riots, a student emailed klein with a demand. he told klein to k grade black student with "more leniently" than other students.t of course klein said no. within three days they suspended him, he was not reinstated for several weeks. now he is suing ucla. if the professor joined us tonight. thanks so much for. coming on. >> thanks for having me on. >> tucker: the hold story is so crazy, it's hard to believe it's real. was your intro correct? the school punished you because you insist on grading people on the performance? >> yeah, can you believe it? it's in the rulebook, great people based on marriage, it's in the rulebook, never discriminate. i've lived my life never discriminating, i was grotesquely offended by the condescending nature of what this student said to me. i post questions to him to get him to rethink his position. the student was content with it he said rhetorical questions i'm cool with that. he got back to studying, got a grade, eight, in my class, and i thought the

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did anybody see info quite into my grave gordon if that? no, no, no, no, no. i finished by the icon. clinical was too late. i judging the exact amount of fuel is a constant. worry for the captain with a little debug. there isn't any amount up you go. so dignified the command quite a direction that i must get think when they come back to it. then with with the captain raoul and his crew carefully preparing the next flight. and the captain is on the easy it will have to land on one of the most dangerous landing strips and columbia. and he has never been there before. this alley. i will know by the approach she must, she only my so my know you started. thank you, not the nick isn't that way us keepin interested. if you can a little up be staying the song boxes on day and if you not lit up be studied with valleys. ah, the ravine at the end of the runway is deep. about 80 meters. ah, the icing on the cake is that on this flight, he'll be transporting 1800 liters of highly combustible fuel. the fuel attendant isn't pleased about us filming, fearing a spark from our

>> some of it is. >> can i comment on that >> i thought you mieght, gordon. >> think about this.use they shut down a lot of natural goas, nuclear plants and replaced it with intermittent unreliable solar and wind. at the same time, they're forcing people to buy evs, you're having blackouts and brownouts, et cetera what's in this bill is dump. this isn't capitalism, this is effectively socialism, you're forcing people to buy evs, and at the same time you're taking down reliable forms of energy and you're doing that by basically incentivizing and forcing taxpayers to basically pay for $55,000 cars for rich people tax credit paid for by the poor for families that either make $150,000 single or $300,000 total, up to $55,000 for an ev the bulk of americans cannot afford a $55,000 car, so why are you forcing those americans to subsidize rich people paying for $55,000 cars this doesn't make sense. you're right in highlighting that and i think there's going to be big pushback. >> gentlemen, thanks okay, i thought you were going on thanks, gene, thanks, gordon see you guys >>> coming up,

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i want to take this opportunity to introduce our partner in this effort, supervisor gordon mar. (applause) >> thank you mayor breed and everyone for being here for the announcement of the relief grant program. i'm pleased to be here along with mayor breed, office of economic work force development, assessor-recorder and our merchant association to announce this important, very important new program that the city is start together provide economic relief and support to our mom and pop businesses that have been victims during the pandemic. unfortunately that's a lot of businesses throughout the city and particularly in residential neighborhoods. during the pandemic, we have seen a surge in vandalism and burglaries, in particular targeting neighborhood businesses in our neighborhoods. here in the sunset district, there's been dozens of businesses that are victims. mr. bread bakery, sugar and water dessert cafe were all burglarized and we have seen it play out in other areas. on irving many businesses have been hit. and then most recently and i think it has gotten some attention, fr

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so when in 2018 david gordon green breathed new life into the halloween franchise, i thought, hooray,that that 2018 halloween was the first of a trilogy, halloween kills is the next one. there's going to be another one called halloween ends. this picks up where the last one ended, and you know what, michael myers is still running around. here's a clip. hey! what are you guys doing out here? it's halloween, we went - trick—or—treating, and we got a whole bag of candy. you guys shouldn't be out here right now, ok? it's not safe. are you going to kill me? satan, not today. ooh, i'm so scared. are you guys alone? where are your parents?! no. no, we're waiting for our friend. and, like, there's a creepy man in a white mask, and he keeps, like, trying to play hide and seek with us and he... he whispers. where did you see him? he'sjust hiding behind trees. and he pops out like "peekaboo!" i mean, we're not three years old. come on, man! oh, look, there he is. oh, hello! hello! they laugh. what the hell are you doing? so, the main problem with this is, itjust gets you right back to, you know,

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craig gordon made a great save but dabbur reacted quickest to make it 2—1.yndon dykes missed a penalty before half—time and then his equaliser was ruled out by the referee. var made sure that sense prevailed, 2—2. sense was about to go out of the window. in injury time the ball somehow found its way to scott mctominay for his first scotland goal. this wasn'tjust a sound, it was an eruption that will last long into the glasgow night. so, a fantastic result for scotland. and two more of the home nations have kicked off in the last few minutes. now to a thrilling manchester derby in the women's super league with united taking on city. despite going down to 10 players mid—way through the first half, a late equaliserfrom ellen white managed to rescue a point for city from a dramatic encounter, asjo currie reports. for united, the opportunity to claim theirfirst derby day league victory. for city, a chance to end a run of three successive defeats. in a quiet first half the united keeper shone. no way past earps yet. on occasions of this size, emotions and feet, it

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