so she had her father she had she clyde, who when she asked clyde one day, clyde, can you make me champion? and he said, no, billie jean, but with hard work, you can. and it was the same message her father had always given her, and she herself into getting better she would get up before school and do. callison she would run home at night and hit a ball against the fence until she knocked it down and then her dad but build us a cinder block wall, put up a spotlight for it so she could keep going after dark and, you know, she's sure neighbors loved him for. but many people don't know about her is she she was also a very religious kid as a child. she was in about sixth or seventh grade. she there was a preacher at the church her family attended reverend bob richards, who was an olympic athlete. he was a he was a gold medalist, pole vaulter. and finished in the medals again at another olympics. and he sort of animated dreams more. she she was convinced when she would go to these sermons that he was talking directly to her. and he talked a lot about. the reach of sports and the potential for sp

>> clyde barrow. >> next. he provided uncredited quote unquote, contributions to the screenplay of the 1967 all time western bonnie and clyde. he would eventually be labeled as a special consultant and then a few years later, too late. >> they start shooting in a week. >> i'm gonna make him an offer he can't refuse. >> he would provide similar assistance to the screenplay of 1972 the godfather. i guess he left the credit and took the cannoli. towne would also work as what they call a script doctor on more than a dozen films in the coming decades, also writing and sometimes directing his own. like 1988 tequila sunrise. and after many collaborations with jack nicholson and warren beatty, towne would find another frequent partner in tom cruise. he wrote or co-wrote the screenplays for days of thunder, the firm mission impossible, and mission impossible two, but my favorite robert towne fact it's kind of hard to explain, but stay with me here. essentially 1984, he used his dog's name instead of his own on a screen

bonnie and clyde wasn't our biggest case per se, but we certainly were involved. and our agents, especially down in louisiana, were helping to try and track them down. at the time, dillinger jr, though, was in some ways a national phenomenon. you know, when he broke out of jail in early 1934, his, his style, his escape catapult them into to newsworthiness and it was a time when because of the gangster crime going on the attorney general said there's this war and crime going on and we're losing and he put the bureau after them and in confronting dillinger jr finally in chicago he tried to escape and as he's turning and pulling his gun out he was shot by fbi agents of a sudden the fame dillinger had seemed to accrue in the transferred to the and it was light of that that we brought down number of other gangsters that hollywood started to take an interest in us the congress allowed us to actually use the name the federal bureau of investigation for the first time before that we had gone by a couple of different names and all of a sudden it's the the bureau that is th

and your clyde joining us in d.c. the focus on china and russia testing president by this capability as commander-in-chief the gates turned fellow gordon chang is here with reaction. president trump ready to show his support for the crypto space. we will tell you how come you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. we'll be right back. ♪ maria: next week on "mornings with maria" we are live from the 2024 national convention in milwaukee. monday senator seen daines and rob johnson putting them in the upper chamber. tuesday kellyanne conway and scott bessent on what a second truck cabinet may look like. wednesday house majority leader steve scalise and set it republic conference chairman john barrasso on the second term agenda. thursday republican co-chair lara trump in-house mike johnson with a sneak preview president trump nomination speech. all right here on "mornings with maria". ya know, if you were cashbacking you could earn on everything with just one card. chase freedom unlimited. so, if you're o

you heard from representative clyde. let me share, and paraphrase a little bit of what i said.peaker pelosi said it is not about performance in terms of a debate. it is about performance in a presidency. this is a president, you heard me say this, he has been able to give us an economic recovery, the strongest economic recovery in modern history. let's not forget them in terms of 2022, many people, some of you in this room, said it would be a red wave. that did not happen. we have seen historic low in crime down to a 50 year low. you have representative clyde bring who sent the president has done a nice job leading the last three and half years. the best predictor of future behavior is past performance. when you look at the record of president biden versus former president trump, uc president biden has the strongest recovery in modern history versus the previous administration whose plan hurts the middle class. and president biden is committed to protecting our fundamental freedoms versus the former president the previous administration doing everything they could and they did

so allow that all like bonnie and clyde, sorry to say center or from kentucky, rand paul was on to him. they just told josh holly it came from a web market. still, these are evil people, and of course he went on mattel and called their 1st to sell his book. she said it's stop coded, so she's complicit and he danced with syringes. they think it's funny. i don't, it's not. and steve am, or what somebody say in that book, just to save anybody from spitting their $19.00 before his, the claire has been talking about. you doesn't even talk about coven 19 very much in the book. it's very little that everything is about everything else is done. he does not even want to continue to go on the record. maybe he thinks you might be able to kind of go down the road. but steve osborne, does this demonstrate how much congress has no oversight or knowledge of what they are finding, as it concerns appropriating money to the n h i. and other research universities. oh, i think without a doubt it speaks to that. i mean this, i was gonna say that this goes way beyond, you know, just cobit 19, and i think wh

she had covered up jo, biden's, congress if the clyde on she was a disaster on a disgrace. now this is a key stall for donald trump because north carolina is a buffalo ground state. now that doesn't mean that it swings widely from a public and democrat. in fact, the democrats have him one here since for my president, diploma in 2008. but when the republicans have one and subsequent elections, that majority, they've had, has been very tight. and that is why the democrats feel they have a very strong chance, or at least a strong possibility of turning this state blue. come november. notice, while you can expect to see many more visits from the former president, i'm from pamela harris over the coming weeks and months before november. the 5th. fill of out. i'll just era charlotte, north carolina. the is what a prime minister benjamin netanyahu as addressed a joint meeting all of us congress, where he gave a vague outline of a plan for what he calls that d. radicalized postal goes. dozens of democrats and one republican representative boycotted. his address wasn't jordan reports

, and you correctly said that today the state, today the secretary of defense of the united states clyde he announced the announcement of this package, however , we have not yet seen the official publication of the list of these weapons. who said in the pentagon that this package for 2 billion 300 million dollars, it will consist of two parts: the first part under the program of presidential powers, this will mean that these weapons can be delivered to ukraine within days and weeks, they will be provided from the warehouses of the states, the other part of that large package will be allocated at the expense of the ukraine security assistance initiative program, which is when the united states purchases equipment or ammunition from manufacturers and then send them to ukraine. the delivery of this and the production of these things in the package may take longer, from previous experience, we know that it can take months, and defense minister laidostin today at a meeting with rustem omerov, who is also in washington today, said that this package will primarily include air defenses, when we

and knock the first black woman nominee of a major party off their take it in there and the amity of clyde and the congressional black caucus for the rest of your career. there is no incentive for anybody to try and take out kamala harris. >> shannon: interesting pieces written by the former harris campaign staffer saying she shouldn't be correlated. as determined -- terminology. a coronation would be a grave mistake. these are toast and harris who alternately dropped up before the iowa caucus failed hers. i know you have a piece out on this. what does the party do with the vice president? >> as we rode in usa today the reason why supporters and those believe this should be the most logical person to replace joe biden on the ticket if this were to happen is the polling does show she could be for present -- beat former president donald trump that could get the warchest but there there would be legal challenges to that by the way. as well as progressives down the valley even in the polling right now it doesn't show she would do better. that would show that what beta is a shock to the system.

. >> joining me now georgia congressman andrew clyde the house intelligence arm services and agriculturem much better than the inter. maria: i'm sorry about that, it's good to see you my apologies. maria: yes of course what did you expect and what is your take away from the conference site. >> people are seeing in the beltway have been seen for months and he has some serious health conditions that have diminished his cognitive capacity and i candidly think the only question he was the vp nominee in both parties. if you saw right after his press conference, jim himes the head of the intelligence committee a serious member of congress said thank you for your service president biden we have to move on. adam smith has said the same thing the two leading house democrats on national security in our military mission have both called for him to step aside, not because they don't like them or respected but they recognize the threat to the country that it is international security and having somebody that is lost their mental capacity. think it's a matter of time the democrats probably wait until

and the doctor who drove his entire family over devil's clyde, the slide cliff in san mateo county is out of jail. a judge granted dharmesh patel a mental health diversion spending. the 3 counts of attempted murder. he was facing that all must now complete in mental health treatment. if you completed the criminal charges are going to be dropped. his wife and young children survived the crash and show their support for vital during the court proceedings. chp say they made more than 1300 eli rest across the state over the of july weekend. they say 29 people died in crashes. 8 were not wearing seat belts and the south bay. they say they may 30 dui arrest the maximum for some period was from wednesday midnight on sunday. the holiday weekend, tsa setting a new record for most travelers screen in a single day. more than 3 million people passed through a tsa checkpoint on sunday last week. the agency screened more than 12 million passengers nationwide. coming up on the kron morning news $1000 worth of merchandise stolen from the outlet in the bay. how police were able to lead up to this arre

there were, you know, famous gangsters of the 1930s, like bonnie and clyde. but by the 1940s and after the war, i think there was definitely a change in scale and scope of these organized crime, criminal activities. part of it was a matter of the postwar boom. money in people's pockets and that kind of thing could certainly feed into, you know, demand for gambling. and that was one of the, you know, kefauver concludes that this interstate gambling carried on over telegraph and telephone is kind of the backbonef organized crime in the country during this period. and it's pretty clear from the committee's work that this is a problem all over the country in cities big and small. and people are very concerned about it. and there is a growing demand by the late 1940s that the federal government begin to take steps to address it. what was the impact of the televised hearings? it really was a public sensation. as you mentioned. it certainly helped that in the year before the committee began its work that television ownership had begun to expand. so there were just m

the former president spoke for nearly two hours going over familiar themes of america being indyk clyde, and it all being the fault of current president joe biden and his vp, kamala harris. he also tried to distance himself from project 2025, which is of course the heritage foundation's controversial playbook for the next republican president like some on the right severe right, came up with this project 25, and i don't even know. i mean, some of them, randa, who they are, but they're very, very conservative, just like you have this sort of the opposite of the radical left, okay? you have the radical left and you have the radical right. and they come up with this. i don't know what the hell it is. it's project 25. he's involved in project. and then the read some of the things that they are extremely but they're seriously extreme but i don't know anything about it. >> the biden campaign criticized trump's remarks at the rally saying, quote his peddling the same lies, running the same campaign of revenge and retribution. touting the same failed policies. and as usually focused, only on hi

it was two summers at the national with lords yoga, kitty, clyde ober sweater and a lady by the name of kay bailey, who became senator kay bailey hutchison of texas. it was the most thrilling experience working with those women in in a position that because they were, they were it was a heady experience it was early in nixon administration. they were determined to get much accomplished. the energy and the the substance that these women brought to the to their various positions was thrilling to be a part of. i, i went to the national convention with mrs. armstrong, her staff in 1972 and just to revert it to an earlier panel this morning. i've been to five national conventions. there has never been applause for such as that for pat nixon. mrs. nixon approached floor. and even if you go back and look the video now i have fairly recently it doesn't begin to to take into account the sustained nature of the applause and the camera keeps going back to the same space in the in the crowd in the audience. if you could have scanned that crowd, she mrs. nixon was just loved and it dated far back

the president has connected with leader jeffries, leader schumer, representative clyde brian, former speaker pelosi, and senator coons. today president biden taped two interviews that will air tomorrow morning, one with oral ingram on civic media network which airs across wisconsin, and one with andrea l. sanders on "the source" in philadelphia. as minnesota's governor announced today, the president will meet with more than 20 democratic governors. as you know, these governors are some of our closest partners when it comes to creating jobs, building new roads, bridges, and so much more. the president certainly look forward to meeting with them. with that i am happy to take your questions. >> last night at the fundraiser, the president blamed jet lag for his debate performance. but he had time to prepare well over weeks. [indiscernible] recovering from travel, is that really what you think caused it? >> just a couple of things, i do appreciate the question. the president has certainly spoken to this many times, about the debate. he had an opportunity to do that in front of supporters.

you remained clyde, you repeat, and our freedom of the white house, the historic change and results for all of us. and i just want to let you know that this card period. democrats also is capable of independence on thank you from the bottom of my heart because you organized, mobilize them, turned out to vote. joe biden. and tom and i, harris have delivered delivered they rebuild a battered autonomy and brought manufacturing back to our shores. and listen up ladies. verified in each and every day for our fundamental rights to make our own decisions about our own body, the they're standing up to corporate interest to lower costs. we're american family, from health care to prescription drugs, just student that the housing a job i do is a determined compassionate leader who believes in america where everyone has a fair shot. you're listening to, to octavia spencer, the american actually speak to in detroit ahead of us present, joe biden, who is due to address that vonny in the state of michigan. a crucial fate, full biden, for the democrats, one of the battlegrounds facing the fewest presid

clyde burns importuning to stop i don't know that you're going to be able to stop this process. people are still processing and they're going to make informed as, best the lights given them decisions about what they think is best for the country, best for the party, and best for them. and so on one hand, what you're saying and what we're hearing from a lot of people including clyburn and others. this is an ongoing conversation. it's not over yet, even though the press president says he has made his decision, we know that the house democratic leader hakeem jeffries, met with president biden in-person last night, and he says he conveyed the thoughts, the feelings of your the colleagues that he that he is taken in and listen to this week. but he intentionally did not offer an explicit endorsement but he did say he discussed with biden conclusions about the path forward. i'm curious if you know what those conclusions are because at this point it's still seems like this is not sewn up. what is the conclusion? >> well, i don't think there's just one conclusion. i think probably leader

clyde ban has spoken out on this. if i had to hazard a guess, i think they'd like to get together and have meaningful in-person discussion we're not in dc last week and again, there's a lot of processing that has to take place. and frankly, a lot of the polling, it will continue to come out, i think will influence people's decisions. so i can't read the minds of my friends and the black caucus but i suspect they're going to be doing the same thing all the other members is, is taking time to deliberate and talk and discuss this matter again, this is absolutely uncharted territory here. >> you were one of the earlier members to come out, express reservations. we just reported the president's been calling members. has there been any outreach to you from the white house? >> no. and i don't suspect that there will be an i appreciate the fact that they're reaching out i think frankly, what hurts them is the denial that the president seems to have about how the polling is going. in his interview, he seemed to say that the po

circus performed a number on a balance beam, and a pair of canadian wolves, whose names were bonnie and clydeergy, wait until she gets into this stage, give a small dose and do this operation. here we are guided by two principles, first we need to decide who is in charge in this whole event, the main thing here is the animal, because we all gathered for the sake of the animal and as if we represent the interests of the animal, well , well, let's wait, our job is to wait for everything to go smoothly, let's wait, there are more and more visitors than... of them gather at the enclosure with the tigress, they do not understand why they have gathered inside the enclosure so many people, everything incomprehensible, at least interesting, the entry of lada into the cage was recorded by a portable camera, we tried to bring her into this distillation several times in different ways, in the end she finally went out to feed, food motivation worked, despite the fact that this the cage... was installed only today, she didn’t know her, plus she doesn’t use this way out in her later life, that is, this is

head chief, andy reid, plus wide receiver hardman, running back clyde edwards, here are their picturesl tell us everything. that movie is slated to premier this holiday season as part of hallmark's 15th anniversary. >> i can't wait to see her love scene. >> yeah. >>> all right. speaking of kansas city stars, travis kelce. the super bowl champ is taking a page out of his play book. overnight, revealing travis competing in a karaoke contest. take a look. ♪ here i go again on my own ♪ ♪ going down the only road i've ever known ♪ ♪ like a drifter i was born to walk alone ♪ >> i'm walking! >> okay. so i will bring your worlds together. this is over in lake tahoe where carson and dylan are hanging out. guess what? travis won that karaoke competition. >> was anybody else in it? >> what was he doing with carson's song. >> maybe they will all do a trio one day. a reminder, you can catch the american century championship throughout the weekend on nbc and peacock. >>> next up, thomas rhett. we love thomas rhett around here. the country chart topper just dropped another new single off his upcoming

clyde, for four minutes. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. clyde: i thank my colleague from california, the chairman of our subcommittee for yielding time. i rise today to speak in opposition to the legislative branch appropriation and i think we can all agree everything that this body does must be measured against the constitution as it is the supreme law of the land. all of us raised our hand and swore an oath to support and defend the constitution. this legislation has constitutional problems. in 1989, congress passed the ethics reform act which granted members an annual cost of living adjustment, known as a cola, meant to adjust for inflation so the value of congressional compensation would remain the same. this cola was meant to be capped at the annual percentage that every other federal employee would receive. in exchange for the annual cola, all members of congress were prohibited or severely limited from earning additional outside income like speaking fees or other fee that is could easily be translated into pay for play arrangements.

. >> clyde valley . another big >> clyde valley. another big colour party. colour parties have really become a thing. now that, you know, it's not enough to have a really good band. >> you need to know. >> you need to know. >> and it used to be that they might have i or 2 at the front of a of a of a band, but now it seems to me that you get, you know, 4 or 5, six at the front. and here's gavin's family. there we go . i think we're staying on we go. i think we're staying on air to just satisfy your desire to keep the loud backdrop. >> just to hear the drummer's call. yeah, yeah . call. yeah, yeah. i think we're now, going to have last chance to see dougie and charlie. >> are you there, guys .7 >> are you there, guys.7 no, they don't appear to be. >> yeah, well . hello, arlene. >> yeah, well. hello, arlene. yes? >> yeah, well. hello, arlene. yes.7 we're >> yeah, well. hello, arlene. yes? we're down at the seafront , yes? we're down at the seafront, just, hanging about, and, one old fella met another old fella. >> what do you mean? i'm the young fella, and i'm

of the morning so far from our weather watchers, a lovely and serene seen in largs on the firth of clydespilling in. this strip of grout has been sitting across paris for the last 2a hours, more rain to come, and the cloud we have at the moment is producing more outbreaks of rain across the south of scotland and the far north of england, and across in ireland. they almost combine forces later on, across parts of northern england and wales, and later to the southwest. it is here we are most likely to see outbreaks of rain. showers breaking up outbreaks of rain. showers breaking up widely across scotland again, some heavy and boundary in the east. you wish i was in yesterday in northern ireland. there is a chance of showers in east anglia and the southeast, after a sunny morning, a bit cloudier in the afternoon. i have mentioned lighter winds, so once you are in the sunshine it will feel warm, but not as much sunshine in those cloudier zones with the outbreaks of rain i mentioned. but cloud clears through this evening at overnight. tonight will be dry wood lengthy clear spells. some mist a

with accompanied i think starting off with the clyde valley flute now a true blues, number 55, you willthem. so we shall we'll get you them. so we shall we'll get you the lambeg . we'll get you the the lambeg. we'll get you the lambeg. no doubt . so i'm eagerly awaiting the. the drummers here and the drum corps. >> another one of the female lodges on, parade today. of course, the female lodges in belfast who normally parade because it is a very long walk. but in the other demonstrations around northern ireland, it's not unusual. and actually there's been quite an increase in female lodges and in lisbellaw and county fermanagh we've just got a new female junior lodge, which has a lot of members, which is lovely to see. iused members, which is lovely to see. i used to be a junior loyal member myself, in lisinski back in the day, but but not in lisbellaw. >> the hard rocks. >> the hard rocks. >> the hard rocks. >> that's right. so >> that's right. so >> so here comes the lambeg . >> so here comes the lambeg. >> so here comes the lambeg. >> and i can't help myself. what a wonderful sight. i

he did things like jekyll and hyde, bonnie and clyde. he loves a tragedy. he also loves.he meaning of subtlety. he turns everything to 11. so i think there's 23 songs in there, and every single one of them builds, builds, builds. yeah and by the end, my friend that i took after one of them was like, oh, i thought it was never going to end. it's too much like, you've got this sweet little story in the middle of it. the stage is a bit crowded. it's a little bit kind of ikea does manga . there's too much does manga. there's too much going on. they they sing as best they can in ridiculously hard songs. they also there's a live violinist on stage, and the boy that plays the lead is also a classically trained pianist. amazing. and to be honest, those bits are phenomenal. the problem was, it's more about real life and tragedies. i cared much less than starlight express. that one's on at the harold pinter theatre. >> stefan, you're a legend. thank you. i'm going to get myself and my boy down to wembley for starlight express. more to come . in the next hour. more to come. in the n

host: clyde in oklahoma the democrats line. caller: hi. i have a question for you.first, the bible or the constitution of the united states? guest: which came first? i do believe if my history is correct the bible came long before the constitution. if you're bringing that up, you might what to ask something else. it makes me think that ethics is the backbone of a democracy. the founders of the country clearly understood that an excellent constitution is ultimately nothing more than a piece of parchment. what matters most is who are those guardians surrounding the constitution? i think to connect the ideas you're bringing up, it was judeo-christian ethics that was so incredibly important to the formation of the ethical views and concept of civic virtue that was so important to the founders and such an important part of their success. within their white male government. i'm not talking about their treatment of indigenous peoples and certainly enslaved peoples. they lived at a time and studied not only the bible and christian ethics but also dominantly roman ethics. i

host: clyde in oklahoma the democrats line. caller: hi. i have a question for you.rst, the bible or the constitution of the united states? guest: which came first? i do believe if my history is correct the bible came long before the constitution. if you're bringing that up, you might what to ask something else. it makes me think that ethics is the backbone of a democracy. the founders of the country clearly understood that an excellent constitution is ultimately nothing more than a piece of parchment. what matters most is who are those guardians surrounding the constitution? i think to connect the ideas you're bringing up, it was judeo-christian ethics that was so incredibly important to the formation of the ethical views and concept of civic virtue that was so important to the founders and such an important part of their success. within their white male government. i'm not talking about their treatment of indigenous peoples and certainly enslaved peoples. they lived at a time and studied not only the bible and christian ethics but also dominantly roman ethics. i be

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guarantee is only until 2025, can unions have grave misgives and i expect, i think they will find a way to clyde people just want to see rescues, you know, and it's all glory. adam whittington is a former london police officer. he now runs a charity, project rescue children, and posts updates of his work rescuing children from around the world. i'll also confirm now everything i state is factual, as in all my posts and videos. but the bbc has analysed his social media accounts, uncovering false and misleading posts — including the rescue of a newborn baby in the gambia. it's here that adam whittington says that he carried out the most unbelievable rescue mission. he says that his team received a tip—off that a newborn baby was going to be handed over to traffickers at a busy market place in the gambia. he said he adopted the baby and asked one of his volunteers, a uk social media influencer, to be the girl's mother. alex betts visited the baby and the story went viral. the money came pouring in. god, hayley, is that her? ijust can't believe she's here. but the bbc has found this child and discov

blue skies and you have seen clyde built elsewhere and they will be showers around today and tomorrowland, very few showers and many will spend all day dry and whilst we have a fresh breeze, once you get the sunshine it feels 17 to around 24 celsius without the humidity we have had. further afield towards paris, a grey start, a bit damp and they could be some big downpours on the way as we head towards the opening ceremony of the olympics later on. some of the heaviest, potential rain could be just as the ceremony comes to a close in the middle to late part of the evening. this evening for us, many see showers fade away and it becomes dry for a time but overnight a few showers return and the northern and southern scotland may maybe some more widespread showers pushing through into ireland. temperatures down just a little bit on this morning's values to take us into tomorrow morning. most start sunny but a few showers and potential for rain sunny but a few showers and potentialfor rain in northern ireland but a drier day here by and large. glad for northern ireland will push into wales