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the united states have won a tenth consecutive president's cup after keegan bradley scored the vitalis singles match against kim si—woo to take his side to the 15 and a half point target needed to retain the title in montreal. the biennial event has a line—up of international players from outside europe. the us needed 11.5 points from 12 singles matches and wins for xander schauffele, russell henley and patrick cantlay, along with a half—point from sam burns were enough for the americans to keep the trophy. angel hidalgo won his first title on the dp world tour after beating compatriot jon rahm on the second play—off hole to win his home event, the spanish open in madrid. hidalgo made a shaky start, needing this putt on the 18th to win it, but the ball stayed out, forcing a play—off. hidalgo and rahm went back to the 18th — they both birdied the first extra hole. then hidalgo created an opportunity to chip to within three feet — he holed his putt and took the title. i don't think this will change a lot in my career. i always hope i can win a few more buts, yeah, to be here with the t

keegan bradley beat kim si—woo — after a decisive miss from the south korean — to secure the winningiefs have maintained their unbeaten start to the season with a grinding 17—10 win over the la chargers. tight end travis kelce has received plenty of criticism of late having put on statistically the least productive three—game start in his nfl career. with some critics claiming he was over the hill as he approaches his 35th birthday. but he lead the chiefs with seven catches for 89 yards and is still a huge figure for the franchise according to star quarterback patrick mahomes. hejust wants he just wants to win at the end of the day, and that is what you take for granted in this league. we have had a great fence and we have done these cool things, but at the end of the day it is about winning, and he is a true leader when it comes to that. he just wants to win the football game. and that's all the sport for now. thanks forjoining us. here in the uk — it is the second day conservative party's annual conference in birmingham. this year's event is also a chance for the party's four leade

. >> keegan. >> jimmy: keegan-michael key. >> lawrence fishburne.en you hear him. he's wonderful. love steve buscemi. >> jimmy: it's a good thing that guy smacked you across the face. [ laughter ] >> you're not the first man to say that, jimmy. >> jimmy: you could have been sitting on that stool next to guillermo right now. >> that's a great place to be. do you see this sex kitten? i love guillermo. [ cheers and applause ] you have it best, guillermo. >> guillermo: thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: he's been called many things -- >> that's the man right there, man. >> jimmy: that's the first time you've been called a sex kidden. congratulations. [ laughter ] congratulations to both of you. "transformers one" opens in theaters september 20th. brian tyree henry, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] be right back with doug emhoff! greatness hurts. but with care... ...you can keep chasing it. that's tylenol. that's care without limits. can your pad absorb everything and stay fresh? always flexfoam can. it's the only pad made with a flexible foam core that l

nancy keegan smith edited modern first ladies the documentary legacy.is book spelled out why archival documents should be located, cataloguedla and made available to researchers so that we could deepen and in some cases begin the critical task of actually figuring out what it was the first ladies dead. furthering the interest was the books and memoirs written by those in their circle. now, helen taft and eleanor roosevelt, lady bird johnson and others published memoirs before 1982 but the trend accelerated in this time. in the 1980s missus ford wrote a second book and they published two books apiece. missus reagan's chief of staff james rose bush road public life, for example j 1988. it was just one in a line of fascinating insider story. the 1990s was a rich decade. scholarly articles based upon archival research began to appear in journals like the presidential studies quarterly. the author carl anthony published first ladies the saga of the president's wife and their power, to ambitious volumes over 1,000 pages written as a kind of multi-biography of

. >> jimmy: thanks to keegan-michael key, grace van patten and khalid. apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time for him. “nightline” is next, thank you for watching, goodnight. [ cheering and applause ] tonight. remembering a legend. i am your father, actor james earl jones, whose voice resonates as darth vader in star wars. with a remarkable career spanning more than eight decades, beloved for roles in coming to america, let them wait, i'm talking to my son and disney's the lion king, who you are. tributes pouring in from the legions he inspired, plus kate's recovery. the princess of wales opening up about her cancer battle. >> i cannot tell you what a relief it is to have finally completed my chemotherapy treatment. >> the highly personal video with william and their children. >> life as you know it can change in an instant. >> what she says about returning to public duties and nfl mania. >> rodgers is the master at it. >> and a touchdown by lazard back in full force with tonight's return of aaron rodgers after a year long sideline players already making headlines off the f

and joining me on stage are nancy keegan smith stacy cordery and susan ford bales. nancy we've already heard your biography, but stacey, a history professor who has a long scholarly interest in first ladies, so much that she now teaches a course on the subject at iowa state university. she's a flair board member and has also served as a bibliography for for the national first lady's library and has a new book on elizabeth arden out this fall. and then susan ford bales needs a little little introduction, but just, you know, a break for you very. gotcha. but as we know, susan was here in 1984 with with her mother for, the first lady's conference. she helped her mother launch national breast cancer awareness month. she's since served as national spokesperson for breast cancer awareness, and she currently serves on the board of directors of the hazelden betty ford foundation. so welcome to my panelists here and actually just going to go ahead and get started with nancy, who has some audio audiovisual work. i do want to note the terrific work of the archival staff, the g

gillian keegan gone. grant shap gone. —— grant shapps.gone, and the former prime minister that couldn't outlast a lettuce liz truss gone and jacob rees—mogg gone. good riddance to every one of them. their legacy as public services ruined by negligence and austerity, and economy shattered by shambolic brexit and unfunded tax cuts for the rich and legacy of britain divided by nasty culture wires and dodgy pp contracts. it has been a tough 14 years for the people we represent but once we can look back on with some pride. because despite the attacks, despite the anti—union legislation, despite the relentless squeeze on wages, defending working and helping labour to rebuild and we should be proud of our achievements. in the last 12 months alone a membership went up by 90,000. unions win in four workers up and down the country. and on top of all that one standout victory, cast your mind back 12 months, congress in liverpool and then a special congress in december we pledge to fight the tories mount an attack on the right to strike and fight it

keegan bradley beat kim si—woo — after a decisive miss from the south korean — to secure the winning have maintained their unbeaten start to the season with a grinding 17—10 win over the la chargers. tight end travis kelce has received plenty of criticism of late having put on statistically the least productive three—game start in his nfl career with some critics claiming he was over the hill as he approaches his 35th birthday. but he lead the chiefs with seven catches for 89 yards and is still a huge figure for the franchise according to star quarterback patrick mahomes. travis just wants to win at the end of the day, and that is what you take for granted in this league. we have had a great offence and we have done these cool things, but at the end of the day it is about winning, and he is a true leader when it comes to that. he just wants to win the football game. and that's all the sport for now. more now on israel's conflcts in the middle east. benjamin netanyahu has warned iranians that its country is moving closer to "the abyss." in a video, addressed to what he called "the nob

and of course, who can forget gillian keegan?ecided to get off hours and win her seat as well! yes,, conference, for as well! yes,, conference, for a decade ambitious conservative ministers used the department for education only as a step on the greasy poll. well it turns out to much grease, and you're all slipped down that hole again. so it now falls to bridget phillipson to clean up the toxic mess, and she will achieve far more than her predecessors by simple staying on the job. predecessors by simple staying on thejob. our nurseries, schools colleges and universities will benefit hugely from civility and continuity. so, liberal democrats will work constructively with the government to fix the foundations. already, we have seen small, positive steps. protecting btecs, reforming ofsted inspections, and ending the tories' pointless phoney war against our universities so that the government will once again champion them as powerhouses of learning and research, economic growth and soft power. applause but the cleanup requires far m

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nancy keegan smith, who worked at the national archives for many years. and i have a textbook and i was looking at that chapter today and it's not included. so we may need to have to go back and find that, but thank you for letting me know about that. i was not aware. and i'll just say to janice included a link to a washington post article related to that. so we'll put that to be sure for possible future inclusion in the textbooks. i think this is a good example, samantha, and everyone of how we haven't spread the word about a lot of what first ladies have done in some of their history and their family and how that impacted what they did. so this is not the only example that we're going to hear about. exactly. okay. so now we have a question from stephen and stephens asking what role, if any, did pat nixon play in civil rights? have concerns were more for women's rights? so that is a civil right. pat was a supporter of that. right. pat also was way ahead of the game in terms of americans with disabilities. and she really did a lot at the white house itsel

we've got new shows with high-quality guests including jane fonda, dave bautista, keegan-michael key,nway, grace van patten, james adomian, who plays mike lindell here on our show. joey king, and martin lawrence, with music from khalid, soul coughing, and good neighbours. so please join us, too. our first guest is a very talented man who joins an army of other very talented people, including steve martin and martin short. you can see season four of "only murders in the building" on hulu now. please welcome kumail nanjiani! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> wow. >> jimmy: very good to see you, and i must say, thank you. you filled in for me this summer. you guest hosted the show, and you did a great job. you really did a great job. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, thank you. thank you. thank you. i mean, it really was a dream come true, to be able to do this. >> jimmy: was it? >> yeah, i've wanted to -- you know, i've wanted to host late-night since i was a kid. so coming here to actually get to do it was -- was really wonderful. >> jimmy: you know, a number of members of our staff have asked

hollywood banking on the star-studded cast including chris hemsworth, scarlett johansson, and keegan-michael coming up, will ganss takes a look at the new ways to try to get you back into the movie theaters. i thought you guys were going to leave me hanging. >> whit: i thought you would carry on with your line and finish the delivery, but it fizzled out at the end. thank you, janai, for that. >>> let's take a look at some of the other big stories we're following on this saturday morning. happening right now, the battle for the white house 45 days away, former president donald trump campaigning in the battleground state of north carolina today as a scandal encircles that state's trump-endorsed republican candidate for governor, mark robinson. polls showing trump and vice president kamala harris neck and neck in the tar heel state. that as vice president harris gets ready to stump in georgia with a focus on abortion rights. >> gio: also right now, the coast guard rescuing three men off the coast of honolulu from their sinking fishing boat after the vessel started taking on water. helicopters a

also made the outlandish attack on justice keegan as, quote, treasonist.easonist, what kagan did, the chief justice rules the court. they're trying to keep the other branchs' hands off of them. and then you have kagan from the inside really being somewhat disloyal and somewhat treasonist in what she's doing. >> that is a point of view, but not backed by the treason law. ginni thomas, of course, had a lot of problems the past few years and also involved in efforts to steal the lawful election. as the wife of a supreme court justice that could create conflicts. justice thomas refusing to recuse from the cases. so we wanted to get that update to you. i want to also remind everyone, you can always reach me directly online @arimelber across social media. our question tonight, do you think that trump play book, delay, do you think it's working or running out of gas? you can tell me @arimelber or visit my newsletter. feel free to connect. if the internet is not your thing. i'll be back here 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. keep it locked on msnbc for the "the reidout" with jo

plus, emmy winning actor and comedian keegan-michael key joins us on the set today in the highly anticipatedransformers one. voices one of the main characters and we're going to continue to talk and to eat. we love eating. with voters across the country. this time, agree qua that diaz went to nevada for three meals to find out what people are saying about these two candidates. a race as you may know is neck and neck in that state. we'll see you 7:00 on the dot. >> all right, we will see you then. >>> a new hotspot for tourists is creating a bounce-back in the bay area. it's just a ferry ride away and it seems to be the new go to destination. loureen ayyoub reports on the boom happening in tiburon. >> reporter: we're chatting with tourists to learn why folks are flocking to this coastal town of tiburon. it's a 30 minute ferry ride from san francisco. the charming coastal town of tiburon has been seeing an uptick in tourism visits. and anthony grenada from new jersey is one of his those visitors. he says the views are his favorite. >> i want to see what's here. because i hear it's more to see.

so spots like cedar keegan -- and very heavy rain, appalachian coal and, those days still very heavy rain. i know this expense -- extensive coverage on the carolinas, tennessee, georgia, even southern virginia, rightfully so but still major damage in florida and with rain on the way something that will be watching closely here on fox weather and make easter we talk about well in advance of people can prepped for that, neil. >> neil: you know, steve, what's remarkable about this and you and i touched about this one we had discussions about the storm is it because the most damage when it wasn't really a hurricane status anymore, merely a tropical storm status and it reminded me some years back in new jersey and the new york metropolitan area with the superstorm sandy did, that was a nor'easter so you're reminding viewers if you pay attention to the magnitude of this -- or the severity of the storm, what category it falls under, sometimes that matters very little. you've got 2-foot storm surges as you reported, you got serious problems. >> yeah, neil, the category is only the wind, righ

united states first ladies making history and leaving legacies by diana carlin anita mcbride nancy keegansmith. for those of us who teach first ladies, it's a wonderful to have a book devoted to the college audience. but karlin and smith also brought version for the general public, entitled to remember the first ladies. the of history making women. this brief catalog of mine has attempted to chronicle the increasing interest in first lady studies. the field really is. but the world is changing, and so must we. each of our 4/21 century first ladies has moved us away from the traditional conception of the position. laura bush's role during 911 and her advocacy of afghani women pushed past the work of earlier wartime. first ladies michelle, of course, was america's black first lady. this is no small thing, melania trump lived out the role in a wholly unique and idiosyncratic way and jill biden is the first first lady to maintain her career while fulfilling the conventional obligations of a first lady. thanks them. the first lady is finally more than simply a lagging of the gender expectation

where the voters ousted julian keegan, the former conservative education secretary.neral election and also in the run—up, to talk to voters _ in the run—up, to talk to voters irr— in the run—up, to talk to voters in that area about the things— voters in that area about the things that mattered to them. and what were they? the nhs, access to _ and what were they? the nhs, access to services, _ and what were they? the nhs, access to services, the - and what were they? the nhs, access to services, the cost - and what were they? the nhs, access to services, the cost ofl access to services, the cost of living — access to services, the cost of living crisis, and very pertinent to the chichester constituency is the environment, protecting the naturat— environment, protecting the natural environment, especially the waterways. and natural environment, especially the waterways.— natural environment, especially the waterways. and do you agree broadly with _ the waterways. and do you agree broadly with labour's _ broadly with labour's prospectus when it comes to the nhs that the

the options will be actress judi dench, kristen bell, john cena, awkwafina, and keegan-michael key. feature will launch this week across meta's family of apps. >> all right, let's head over to sal for a look at traffic this morning. how's the commute, sal? >> well, getting on to the bay bridge is slow. pam and dave, because of an earlier or. and they still have some road work. they're picking up now, but westbound in san francisco. and it really has made the bay bridge slow all the way across. you can see how slow it is. and now we have a big backup at the toll plaza where it's barely moving. honestly, i don't know if having the construction work go till six is such a good idea. they told us about it, but maybe they didn't think it through because the commute like this is going to be tough. you cannot close lanes like that in the 5:00 hour. the commute is just too early and right now it's a mess. to think about using that san mateo bridge as an alternate. eight. let's bring rosemary back in. >> good morning. sal. good morning to all of you. we do have another warm day coming our way

gillian keegan gone grant shapps gone. penny mordaunt gone. jacob rees—mogg gone .e former prime minister that couldn't outlast the lettuce . couldn't outlast the lettuce. liz truss gone . all now liz truss gone. all now political history. congress. goodbye and good riddance to every single one of them . now every single one of them. now they may be gone, but their miserable legacy remains. the legacy of public services ruined by negligence and austerity, the legacy of an economy shattered by a shambolic brexit. and the legacy of a britain divided by nasty culture wars, dodgy ppe contracts and downing street parties. it has been a tough 14 years for the people that we represent. a tough 14 years, but ones we can look back on with some pride because despite the attacks , despite the anti—union attacks, despite the anti—union legislation , despite the legislation, despite the relentless squeeze on wages, we stood firm defending working people, fighting austerity , people, fighting austerity, helping labour to rebuild. and we should be proud of our achievements. in the

, is i felt that some of the managers, the english managers leading up to that, i'm talking about keegandn't have any of that, any of that baggage. i don't think he'd even managed an english player pnor even managed an english player prior to taking over the england job. so he looks at it with fresh eyes. it was very subjective. it was very clinical in his choices, even early on. called up some players who were outside of the established top four and top six. and as i say, he took england to some very, really good nights , some really good nights, some fantastic nights. in fact, we're talking about germany specifically in 2001, relatively early in his reign and the difficulty of having this so—called golden generation was that it added pressure to what he was trying to do. and we shouldn't forget that the competition, as well, was a good deal higher than what gareth southgate would have encountered in the last 7 or 8 years, 7 or 8 years. >> and of course, he's been fighting cancer, which he succumbed to in the end, didn't he? but he did give some very moving final words to a recent docum

my name is keegan and i am spearheading, the future of the uptown. uptown in exile as we are now. i want to assure everyone that the uptown lives on. even though it was forced out of the space where it had been for many, many years, causing a lot of turmoil in the neighborhood and, no joke, a grieving process for the community and for the people who had worked there for years and enjoyed it for years. so just briefly, i have been in contact with the office of small business. i cannot speak highly enough about them, just quickly, my history, i was i was a bartender and eventually bar manager at the uptown in the 1990s. i moved to new york city, where i worked in the hospitality industry for 25 years, came back and bartended on sundays at the uptown again. and that's the kind of place that it is. so coming to san francisco from having worked in new york city for so many years, i can't believe i am just so grateful that there is an organization like the office of small business. i have at least three contacts there who i have met with email and in person, and their support is, is jus