but if we can put bobby kennedy on the couch and say, bobby, i think we know the people responsible for your father and your uncle, or were not the, the named actors in this particular passion play. you know, and, and i know what number to your own family, including josh was bag school was pulled up to this, this uh, this where he kind of a hostage video where he is, he is crashing him. bobby kennedy to the point where he said, you know what, i'm 70 years old. i'm going to go out and i'm going to make a mark. and let me also say something. the people that i could destroy, the people who destroy my family. i took away my father and i was a kid for the people who are pushing joe by. and so what a beautiful way for me to leave my mark and my legacy to buy up and to get and believe it or not, this is for you dad. don't think there isn't a part of him that said i'm going to get because he has been against. remember he took this battle on it gets big pharma knowing, knowing where they were like she loves this stuff. and what a way to bring the entire left right paradigm down and don't think t

and bobby kennedy is a godsend. remember if he goes 3rd party, because let's face it, this is a guy who basically had his family destroyed by the same organizations that are trying to destroy this country now. and what a great payback that would be think that's it's a, as i would, i would just know real quick. it's funny because the tucker carlson son his name buckley in in oh, nice. okay. the circle is closed. okay. jennifer, it 11 of my biggest problem, my biggest problem with the g o. p. i'm not, i'm a republican i, i can't be in a party with lindsey graham. sorry. i just can't. okay. and there's a lot of other way my mid bromley, the rest of them. i really can't be in the same club as people like that. jennifer, it really bothers me. is that so many republican establishment, terry? and say they go along with the liberal narrative on almost every single issue and the in a particularly and like mitch mcconnell, he's seems to be comfortable in the minority. you know, i mean, i guess he has time to count as money or

bobby is in contact with them — sidelines. bobby is in contact with them and _ sidelines.said _ sidelines. bobby is in contact with them and said it - sidelines. bobby is in contact with them and said it has - sidelines. bobby is in contact. with them and said it has been tough. with them and said it has been tou~h. ,, . , with them and said it has been tou~h. ,, , ., ., tough. she was distraught not tough. she was distraught not to be there. — tough. she was distraught not to be there, especially - tough. she was distraught notj to be there, especially playing the world cup on your home soil, you are captain, unfortunately injuries are inevitable and she has to deal with that. �* , with that. but in their first knockout _ with that. but in their first knockout game, _ with that. but in their first knockout game, a - with that. but in their firstl knockout game, a sold-out knockout game, a sold—out aussie crowd roared their welcome and sam kerr stepped back onto the pitch. matildas and the cohosts have their icon back. jane dougall, bbc news, perth. anthonyjoshua says he's

in the old days of the two bobby fischer it was seen as a l bobby fischer it was seen as a badge of honourhe rising country see a? is china producing grandmasters, russia coming back to table, is a renewal?— table, is a renewal? absolutely. we are seeinu table, is a renewal? absolutely. we are seeing a — table, is a renewal? absolutely. we are seeing a new _ table, is a renewal? absolutely. we are seeing a new geopolitical- table, is a renewal? absolutely. we are seeing a new geopolitical battle| are seeing a new geopolitical battle between the two powers in asia india and china. so china currently has the two world champions, the open world champion who took the title because he got bored with defending it. the women's world champion is also chinese. but india is the rising power. russia has declined. in the last eight of the world cup there were no russians. there are four indians. this is a clear sign of where the balance of power and world chess is shifting for the extraordinary.— world chess is shifting for the extraordinary. world chess is shifting for the extraordina . �* , ., ~ .,

bobby kennedy, robert kennedy. and i think one up today and the original robert f kennedy and douglas when i was siberian bobby kennedy ethel kennedy told me bobby got high fever, really high like 104 in a middle of the bank of siberia, sweating sick. they were looking for so they couldn't find a penicillin or any kind of medicine or what can help them. and douglas, being a man of darwin, put on his backpack and said, you're sick, bobby. this is where we part company and continued on his like and left bobby to his own fate his own darwinian fate ethel told me she wouldn't talk to bill douglas for about five years. she was so -- that he left her husband in that state. bobby kennedy loved it like he came back. all bill me, you know, kind of macho thing. but but he never it against him. but she did. the point is, douglas told rachel, we're going to do this, man. you're going to be under attack. we got your back. her articles get published in the new yorker in june of 62. cause this holy hell. because the chemical indu

and it left the bobby to his own fate..he would not talk to bill douglas for about five years she was so pissed that he left her husband in that state. bobby kennedy loved it he came back bill left me kind of a macho thing. but he never held it against him but she did. the point is douglas told rager you're going to be under attack but we've got your back printer articles get published in the new yorker in june of 62. the chemical industry is not just worried about getting rid of the teeth ddt. they are seeing this as a trick to do hyper- federal regulation on any chemical. what are you dumping in rivers? whereis should chemical waste going this is the big takedown's they got to take carson down the call every name in the book. sexual smears because he was never married the spinster i iwant even say they are so ugly. and kennedy, to his credit at the podium was asked by the press he said we are going to get to the result of her book. we are going to find out and going to put a panel together. he put the top group panel and

riggs. >> reporter: 29-year-old billie jean king was at the top of her game in 1973 bobby riggs was5 the self-described male chauvinist had been ranked number one and was convinced he could beat her. >> the male is king. the male is supreme. >> reporter: 90 million people watched around the world >> look at that crowd. >> what did you need to prove in that match 50 years ago for women? >> i knew the match was much bigger than a tennis match i knew it was about social change. >> reporter: king shut down the doubters beating riggs in three straight sets. >> after i won, he came up to the net and said, i underestimated you. >> people underestimated you a lot as one of the very early pioneers. >> i think people underestimate women in general, and i'm sure they underestimated you too. >> reporter: king's victory that day cemented her status as one of the greats. >> every day since that day, someone has brought the match up, so i know that it affected a lot of people, so i think it did help change the hearts and minds of people to believe in women more, to help them more, to just get in t

bobby kennedy, robert f kennedy.ouglas were in siberia and ethel kennedy told me bobby got high fever like 104 in the middle of the outback of siberia sweating second, they couldn't find the penicillin or any medicine. douglas being a member of darwin put on his back and said you are sick this is where we part company's. and continues on his hike. ethel told me she wouldn't talk to bill douglas for about five years she was so pest that he left her husband in that state. bobby kennedy loved it he came back bill left me, macho. the point is, douglas told rachel, you will be under attack but we got back. articles get published in the new yorker in june 1962, causes holy hell because the chemical industry is not just worry about getting rid of ddt they are seeing this is a trick to do hyper federal regulation on any chemical. and what are heyou dumping in reverse what is your chemical waste going. they have to take carson down the call her every name. and one event say then they are so ugly that it was intense. kennedy t

being hosted by ethel kennedy, bobby kennedy's wife. by jackie kennedy, -- you know, so -- i knew that where i was ending the book, because the third wave ended in 1973. not even a question. it ended in 1973 with the triumph of the endangered species act, passing the senate in 92 to nothing. so when you hear what the liberal, it was american. and that same moment also to the week -- endangered species was the big closing legislation up 73, we have the -- -- oil embargo. okay. fear of gasoline prices, need for energy going high. energy independence. and a counter revolution that developed, immediately to stop rachael carson -- environmentalism, that it got to, far went so far the wright said that nixon had become a new dealer. i will mention what they thought that. but out of that, the counter swing i will tell you about, it was for the american enterprise institute. heritage foundation. koch brothers industries. stacy brothers. you know? any federalist society, they all are coming to save money, they don't like the federal government re

please welcome millie bobby brown [ cheers and applause ♪ perfect. that's millie bobby brown!f her costars on "stranger things. please welcome, the one and only, noah schnapp [ cheers and applause ♪ don't get scalded by the coffee you okay >> yeah. >> jimmy: you came in hot, buddy. wow. >> i did not expect that >> jimmy: came in hot. all right, perfect here's how it works. >> i'm so sorry. >> jimmy: no, it's too late now. >> only noah >> jimmy: in front of each of us - [ laughter and applause in front of each of us are two envelopes containing confessions. one is true. the other is a lie once you read your confession, the other two players get to interrogate you. a en you have to come to a animous decision is it a truth or a lie millie, you're going to go first. >> okay. >> jimmy: which envelope should she open what do you think? one or two >> oh, we pick >> jimmy: yeah, or the audience picks. what do you think? >> two [ audience shouting >> two >> jimmy: everyone said two. i don't know why >> i sneak my pet bunny into hotels ♪ >> jimmy: that sounds -- you know millie really w

bobby, good morning. >> wow, i love this. >> it's just a zipper away >> so this recipe kind of is a throwback to one that's starting -- >> exactly so basically what happens is, in the first round, i give the chef two ingredients. i give them in the premiere episode, honey and pistachios, just to get them going then they can make whatever they want i'll make a dish that's a honey mustard glaze chicken thigh and use the pistachios in a relish chilies, some green herbs like mint and cilantro, so everything green, all in the pool >> you've got a bunch of olives already chopped up >> lots of green olives. a lot of fresh mint and cilantro scallions. >> any herbs you wanted? >> basil will work as well i like the heat. i'll bring in some jalapenos, beautiful sicilian pistachios. i know you like pistachios >> i do. >> a little olive oil. >> they're the mussels of the nut world. a little lime juice, salt and pepper shake this up. mix this up, and you can do this even a day ahead of time the glaze, honey and mustard

bobby kennedy loved it he came back, bill left me, macho thing.never had it against him the point is he told rachel were to do this and be under attack but were gone back. her article got published in the new york of june of 62 and causes holy hell, the chemical industry is not just worried about ddt there saying this is a trick for federal regulation on the new chemical and what you jumping in rivers and where's your chemicale waste going this is the big takedown, they call every name in the book, garcia never married, i won't even say. it was intense and kennedy to his credit when asked by the press he said this carson we're going to get to ms. carson's book and we're going to find out i'm going to put a panel together, he put the top group atof panel mit, is a chemical, intracompany right, carson was right. in the ddt wars come with big chemical saying we can't lose this battle, rachel carson dies and 64, kennedy is dead and 63, the ddt battle does not end until 1972 and you know who is the one that finally abolished us using ddt in the u.s. ri

the club have been in the contract stand off about bobby wants to play the season and leave for free when his contract funds out. but the a she wants to sell him before the end of this kind of do that's all from us for now. but stick around for the portal, but before that we leave you with pictures of an excuse me. we leave you with pictures from the i hate to where the was best so far as of buying for places in the palace for the big games next to number such as well. thank you for watching. mm. okay . enjoying the views and come to take a look at this. our tv highlights me every week in your inbox, subscribe now become a criminal pretty clean air.

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the >>> the food networks bobby >>> the food networks bobby flay on the state pos every business deservesg customers can get one year of unlimited mobile for free. it's our best internet. powered by the next generation 10g network and with 99.9% reliability. plus one line of free mobile for an entire year. it's the mobile made free event-happening now. get started for just $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get one free line of unlimited mobile. comcast business, powering possibilities. >>> just a few minutes from now the whole story with anderson cooper returns with a slightly new recipe, this time celebrity chef bobby flay has cooked up a special on how the restaurant industry has changed after covid 19. >> was first three works were super chaotic. it wasn't clear if food delivery was even allowed. so one of the things we knew right away was restaurants are going to need platforms like ours in order to stay open. >> we've channeled all of our marketing dollars at the time for delivery. we are up on air after six days after the orders were in place ? mark >> when it hit, i had one high- en

they would try to block bobby kennedy .ock bobby kennedy. he's amazing. using growing voters would not vote for joe biden. they would vote for joe biden. they would vote for donald trump and donald trump does. donald trump does support bobby kennedy. >> really? yeah. that's a really fascinating permutation to this. now i wanted to ask you, i'll get you to expand on this. i'll get you to expand on this. i'll get you to explain to our viewers and our listeners something about eric clapton. >> so, okay, so celebrity is, as you know, a very important in american elections. and some of them do shy away to support candidates because they don't want . so i found myself after want. so i found myself after i finished the interview with bobby, it was in my friends, by the way, the beautiful scenery seats. lovely. it's a billionaire place. a friend of ours. and we had a vip reception after it and suddenly somebody knocking on my shoulder and it's oliver stone . i mean, you know, oliver stone. i mean, you know, it doesn't happen every

and yet we've got bobbies that many of bobbies that many amount of bobbies.triple the number of bobbies, which essentially the number of bobbies, which essentia would you that? >> how would you fund that? >> how would you fund that? >> that's good question. >> well, that's a good question. and one of the things is, and but one of the things is, obviously, got to look at obviously, i've got to look at what deficit i'm what the black hole deficit i'm going inherit from. it's going to inherit from. it's huge. got a £20 billion huge. she's got a £20 billion budget, but single budget, but every single policeman is saying to policeman i talk to is saying to you, you've only to get us you, you've only got to get us away from behind desk away from behind the desk and we'll come out. it's not going to be a huge expenditure, but one of the bigger initiatives to be a huge expenditure, but one of tisuggestinintiatives to be a huge expenditure, but one of tisuggesting isatives to be a huge expenditure, but one of tisuggesting is thats to be a huge expenditure, but one of

bobby would have liked the modern presidency for a different reason. he was the most impatient. of the three brothers. he hated the legislative process even more than jack did. in fact, i'll tell you a funny story when he was serving as attorney general and jack's top aid jack had taken some members of congress out on the presidential yacht to schmooze them. try to get some support for some bill. so, you know, they're grilling steaks that you know, drinking drinks and all the rest bobby gets done and an aide is driving him home to his house. he turns to the eight if the plopping in the seat of the car and says wow, this is such a bleepy job and bleepy. i'm obviously cleaning up but it was simply because he didn't like any part of that. so unilateral executive action, that would have played to his impatience. i don't need congress. i'll do this stuff on my own ted kennedy finally would have been more reluctant of the three of them to bypass congress. he was a product of congress. he loved the institution had he won the presidency he would have he would have given legislation. a b

bobby moore's statue _ them. while done, spain. bobby moore's statue stands _ them.when the european champions are commemorated, it will serve as a reminder that pain is temporary, but class is permanent. faye white, former england captain during both the 2007 and 2011 world cups, gave us her reaction to england's defeat. yeah. obviously disappointed for them. you could see in the tournament how much they adapted, how much they gave to make us proud. and they did. do you know, being runners up in a world cup, we've never got to a final before. and yes, we believed. we hoped, but today i think spain were deservedly the winners and theyjust controlled the game, especially in that first half where they did that damage. and i agree that we came back into it in the second half when we made those changes in that formation change. but we just didn't have enough couldn't make enough chances to really put the pressure on spain and the game kind of got a bit patchy with all the extra time and everything and delays but i'm just so proud of the team. i know what it feels like to

and joining us bobby!s and applause but before we get to all that, donald trump made an appearance on fox news last night and he was very normal and coherent and made lots of lucid, intelligent comments - sorry. it just seems a little weird are you sure that card is right, wally? >> sorry, seth i just hired a new guy let me make sure there aren't any mistakes >> seth: okay. should just be a second, everybody. >> oh. that's spelled wrong that too oh boy, messed that part up really bad i don't even know what he was trying to do there okay, just the one final change. and we're good okay seth, all set >> seth: all right okay great here we go donald trump went on fox news last night and lost his [ bleep ] mind all right thanks, wally. [ laughter ] >> no worries, boss. >> seth: hey, who is this new guy, by the way? >> just some kid i met on one of those qanon message boards you'd like him >> seth: i bet i would for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: okay. so, you know h

that's what she did with bobby riggs. i think— she did with bobby riggs.like tennis. there are many stars you are much _ there are many stars you are much bigger and have bigger fan bases _ much bigger and have bigger fan bases on — much bigger and have bigger fan bases on the women's side, they draw— bases on the women's side, they draw bigger viewership numbers, and still— draw bigger viewership numbers, and still the sponsorship gap exists — and still the sponsorship gap exists. so i think that speaks to the — exists. so i think that speaks to the underlying bias that haunts _ to the underlying bias that haunts the sports industry. you mentioned _ haunts the sports industry. ym. mentioned changing culture there. if we look at the issue of maternity leave, that is something in the field of soccer where pete have said female players must have maternity leave, so the rules are there to protect them. —— where fifa have said. absolutely. it's one thing to say you have paid leave which is enough of a fight already. obviously in the us it's something we curren

. >> the tennis battle of the sexes, billie jean king versus bobby rigs. >> 29-year-old billie jean king was at the top of her game in 1973, bobby rigs was 55, the self-described mail chauvinist had been ranked number one and was convinced he could beat her. 90 million people watched around the world. >> look at that crowd. >> what did you need to prove in that match 50 years ago for women? >> i knew the match was much bigger than a tennis match. i knew it was about social change. >> king shut down the doubters. beating rigs in three straight sets. >> after i won he came up to the met and said i underestimated you. >> people underestimated you a lot as one of the very early pie owe national hurricane center. >> people underestimate women in general. >> king's victory cemented her status as one of the greats. >> every day since that day someone has brought the match up. i know it fakted a lot of people. i think it helped change the hearts and minds of people to believe in women more, to help them more, to just get in there. >> people still come up to you. >> still. >> 50 years later, peop

toninight -- gayle kiking star o of "the watatcher," actcr bobby cacannavale.l-new "closerer look. featuring the 8g band with benny greb and now seth meyers. [ cheers and applause >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. and now, if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news tomorrow is election day, which means president biden's impeachment trial, i guess, starts on wednesday. [ laughter ] former president trump is reportedly planning to formally announce his presidential campaign on november 14th. no word yet on his choice for v.p. or first lady former president barack obama and donald trump held separate rallies over the weekend in pennsylvania obama campaigned for john fetterman, and trump campaigned for 2024. [ laughter ] democratic congronal campaign committee chair seanrick maloney said in an interview yesterday that democrats will maintain control of congress and added, "we're not perfect, but we are responsible adults who didn't attack the capitol." not exactly a high bar [ laughter ] democrats

but so what do you have to be able to do like this is bobby nice. he's in some of these are the person behind the offer, these tell a lie of that statement base and it seems all about me is be they don't, you know, most of the top is also really do uh for those certain things like especially some and because of his own or 40 as bobby to basically let's say you really liked it was he shouldn't age on pregnant assembly and you'd get me in the next on the village. savannah. thank you very much for your analysis. and for joining us here on dw use asia, thank you so much. i to thank you so much for watching. we'll use from the regional dw, don't com slash asia, otherwise, i'll see you tomorrow. the as a business analyst, i think my country would help make a good business decision. was wondering when you can talk to say about that intentions of going back home is a huge shortage off health care professionals between africa. when they go back, i might send the young journalist so important and as we empower each other, the 77 percent on the board meeting t

. >> reporter: bobby barry is one of the managers here at arthur max little snack, just a bit away from the chaos involving hundreds of teens. >> look what happened now. they thought it's okay. let's bring 400 of the homies, get into a brawl with our ops and next thing you know a lady gets stabbed in the neck, somebody's shooting a gun. we don't get a sorry, don't have like any apologies, no notification like we have no -- any kind of form of information from both the police and the security over here. >> reporter: bobby tells me he's extremely frustrated after what happened. he says no one has reached out to them to explain what happened or what's next in terms of security. >> kind of worries me over the fact that like this could happen again and i don't know whether or not they're going to like put any new policies here to prevent such a situation from happening again. >> reporter: customers like ally also want to know what's next after him and his wife witnessed what happened. >> we're walking to a pizza place, getting a little bite to eat before we go to the movie and, you know, it

and yet we've got bobbies that many amount of bobbies. i'm going triple bobbies.r of bobbies, which essentially the number of bobbies, which ess howlly the number of bobbies, which ess how would fund that? >> how would you fund that? >> how would you fund that? >> well, that's a good question. and but one of things is, and but one of the things is, obviously, got to at obviously, i've got to look at what black deficit i'm what the black hole deficit i'm to inherit it's to going inherit from. it's huge. got £20 billion huge. she's got a £20 billion budget, single budget, but every single policeman to is saying to policeman i talk to is saying to you, you've only got to get us away from behind desk. and away from behind the desk. and we it's not going to we come out. it's not going to be huge expenditure, but one be a huge expenditure, but one of the bigger initiatives that i'm suggesting we need i'm suggesting is that we need to the safety aspect to help with the safety aspect of create public of this is to create public police access points in 24 hour outlets like

bobby is in contact with sam and says it's been tough.o be there, especially playing the world cup on your home soil, you are captain. but unfortunately injuries happen in football and she has to deal with that. but in their first knockout game, a sold—out aussie crowd roared their welcome as sam kerr stepped back onto the pitch. the matildas and the co—hosts have their icon back. jane dougall, bbc news, perth. anthonyjoshua says he's not shocked about what happens in boxing any more. the former two—time world champion agreed to fight late replacement robert helenius at london's 02 arena on saturday. he had been due to fight dillian whyte, but when he failed a drugs test last weekend, finland's helenius stood in at at less than a week's notice. whyte has denied taking the alleged substance. but 33—year—old joshua thinks the sport has a lot of work to do in cleaning its image up. i don't know how they're going to sort it out or what the solution to this problem, but he clearly has a problem... the thing is, what we see today, people do won

also really do uh for those certain things like especially some ambitions of his own on the 40 as bobby, to basically let the unity model. and i did all position age on pregnant assembly and if you get me in the next on the village, give me a savannah. thank you very much for your analysis. and for joining us here on dw use asia. thank you so much. i to thank you so much for watching. we'll use from the regional dw, don't com slash asia. otherwise, i'll see you tomorrow, the i sorry, 7 or 6 times to come and see more people than ever on the worldwide in such an one. great timing is very hard to say very difficult to find out about time on storing info microns. so many portion of lots of turn out in the wild climate change. the storage space is much less the way from just one week. how much was going to really get we still have time to act. i'm going to access the it's a terrible result for a major energy firm now hasn't re thinking it's strategy for wind power altogether . well, it could help siemens energy loss, almost 3000000000 euros in the latest quarter. it isn't out of the woods y