a mod that viewers were introduced to john amos. >> amos, known for so many iconic roles.ssed away at the age of 84. >> one of my favorites. personally, i grew up watching coming to america, a lot, and while amos started in comedy and loved to make people laugh, he also had an intensity and a presence that could just take over any scene. >> here you go, king. try one of these little pigs in a blanket. they're the frozen kind, but you'd never know it. >> an actor who could make you laugh while trying to entertain royalty. and then a few minutes later, all of a sudden, cannot consort with such a girl. >> hey, now wait a minute. >> level you with his backbone. beloved comedian and performer john amos has died at the age of 84. >> hey, anybody here seen my pointer? >> amos found his breakout role in the mary tyler moore show in 1970, after he returned from a short lived career in football to comedy. from there, in 1974. >> well, what we really want to know is what the hell is the old man like you doing going out with that norman lear cast him to play james evans in good times.

yo te amo, te amo demasiado y claro que quiero regresar contigo. es lo que más he deseado. pasa.a de melissa volvió con su novio y justo ahorita te está poniendo el cuerno en tu nidito de amor. no sabes cuánto esperé este momento. yo también. esperé mucho para tenerte así. melissa. horacio, ¿qué estás haciendo aquí? comprobando que mi hija tenía razón. eres una golfa. no, frida está hablando así porque...por despecho, porque tú me quieres a mí. sí, creí que te quería. me duele comprobar que lo único que hiciste fue jugar conmigo. pues, sí. la verdad, no te quiero. solo quiero tu dinero. yo al que de verdad amo es a erick y ahora soy solo de él. qué estúpido fui. nunca se te va a quitar lo golfa. pero, erick, tú... yo nada, melissa. por lo único que vine aquí fue para ayudar a frida a desenmascararte enfrente de su papá, pero no quiero saber nada de ti nunca. nunca. esther. te suplico que me perdones. por favor. por favor. no, no sé, horacio. aún siento mucho dolor y, si tú me fuiste infiel, es porque seguramente yo también... no, no, no digas eso. tú eres maravillosa, perfecta. e

>> michael: remembering john amos. from "the west wing" to "roots." >> only time i get to be free is when i run away. >> michael: coming to america -- ♪ good times any time you need a payment ♪ >> michael: and, of course, all the good times. ♪ in new york ♪ >> robin: and where dreams are made of. an amazing come back for the new york mets, and the new york liberty, one step closer to defeating the defending champs. >> is good! >> robin: celebrating with the one and only alicia keys. ♪ new york concrete jungle where dreams are made of ♪ >> robin: what an electric night in brooklyn. >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> robin: good morning america. big night and a busy morning. president biden is on his way to the hard hit hurricane zone. morgan norwood will have more in asheville, north carolina, which is still cut off from vital resources. >> george: there is so much going on as the middle east war escalates. israel laying a strike on iran ahead of the jewish new year. our team standing

speaker, this week we also remember our colleague and friend, sir david amos, whose kindness and commitment to public service continues to inspire us all. and i know how deeply this was felt on the benches opposite, and i'm so glad that his plaque is here in the house with us. i also want to acknowledge the extraordinary life of holocaust survivor ebert whose message of hope showed such courage. may her memory be a blessing. mr. speaker, we also extend our sympathies to the family of general jackson. he was an inspirational leader of the british army and served with distinction. mr. speaker, i know the whole house will join me and wishing the best of luck to the new england manager thomas tuckle. i won't hold his old job against him, but i wish him well in the new one. mr. speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> dr. dichen. >> mr. speaker, in last week's maternity services debate, we heard of the devastating impact of the removal of consultants led maternity servic

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alex salmon and the holocaust survivor lily ebert and thank him for his kind words about sir david amos remember him fondly and will be thinking of all of their families at this moment. mr. speaker, this week china as commit out unwarranted, aggressive and intimidating military exercises in the taiwan straight. our allies are rightly concerned. after wearing reports that the government may have intervened to stop a visit to the u.k. by the former taiwanese president, can the prime minister confirmed that the foreign secretary will use his in beijing this week to condemn china's dangerous escalatory acts? >> i thank him for his question. the continued military activity is not conducive to peace and stability and stability in the taiwan straits is in all of our interest. on the wider point that he raises, we will cooperate will begin his permanent members of the un security council, issues like net zero, health and trade, and where we have different interests but challenge to the point he makes is absolutely right where it is needed to protect national security, human rights and our value

amos was 84 years old. >> governor newsom has announced the california national guard's counter drug task force has made impressive strides to combat the opioid crisis. seizing more than 5,000 pounds of fentanyl powder. and about 9 and a half million fentanyl pills since january. the seizures are valued at more than 43 million dollars. the governor's office says newsom is intensifying the state's fight against the fentanyl crisis by doubling down on the task force holding pharmaceutical companies accountable and educating residents about fentanyl dangers and overdose prevention. newsom's proposal on oil and gas prices has passed the assembly. the plan will require oil refineries in the state to hold minimum fuel reserves doing so. the governor contends will result in a bigger fuel supply which in turn the lead to lower prices at the pump and prevent hice price spikes. should refineries have to temporarily go down for a planned or unplanned maintenance? the proposal now heads to the state senate. the white house is issuing a statement on the massive dockworkers strike along the easter

remembering john amos. >>> and heroes and hope after helene. the brave professionals and everyday people saving lives in the storm zone. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening and welcome. it was iran who struck tonight in the ever spiraling cycle of violence in the middle east. the u.s. says around 200 iranian ballistic missiles launched from iran rained down across israel this evening, sending people running for cover. just moments after air raid sirens sounded, the sky filled with streaks of light. incoming missiles, many appearing to explode in the air, intercepted by israeli and american defenses. iran launching waves of missiles towards israel in retaliation for its recent killing of a leader of hezbollah, an iranian-backed militia group. remarkably, israel says there were no deaths and few injuries as a result of the missile strikes this evening. the attacks not a surprise after u.s. intelligence several hours earlier warned a missile attack by iran was imminent. this evening israeli leader benjamin ne

no, no, no the, just a 2nd, amos amos holstein was to say that, you know, this is, is this, this, we continue no matter what? because the spots in process of as well as national security. so we already have a problem. so this is not going to be accepted. okay. nadeem, it has the law has been using its leathers in the past to block the election of any candidate pacific to be not sympathetic with the group. it's political agenda and the key regional back as opposed by law to the point whether said if it's not slim funds the, therefore they will be, no president has a lot, today's not his beloved the last few months. but if things have changed, it's political. leadership has been designated, it's tough, but it's recommend those kids over the last few weeks do things that has belong, we'd been out prone to some sort of political compromise to be able to move forward . i think at the current moment, no, i mean they 1st of all who's actually leading his beloved today. and obviously their priorities are different. you're right and what you're saying, i agree with, i love it. obviously, the

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asÍ recibirÁn la visita de houston nine amo. el partido serÁ lastre la tarde.eron dos tÁcita un cada uno. es el equipo clasificado en el norte de california con marca de 6—0. san josÉ arranca la temporada el jueves. mÁs informaciÓn maÑana a las seis. vamos a regresar con nayarit para que nos hable de los cambios en los prÓximos dÍas. nayarit: las Últimas actualizaciones en la semana de siete octubre. esto sucediÓ en la ciudad de san josÉ. el Último rÉcord de 98 puntos. esto sucediÓ en el aÑo 2022. san francisco no se queda atrÁs. las temperaturas promedio fue de 91 grados. esto fue en 1939. el calor no fue una sorpresa. lo normal es de 78. las temperaturas poco a poco en defensa. tambiÉn para mÍ gente de lobato. temprano vamos a notar estas temperaturas en el rango de los 70 grados. habrÁ niebla densa. temperatura por abajo de los 90 grados. en la bahÍa de san francisco un poco mÁs templado en san francisco y santa rosa. el sistema nos traerÍa un descenso marcado en las temperaturas y la posibilidad de lluvias. asÍ tenemos buenas temperaturas. el feriado con te

john amos was 84. >> next. today. history made in mexico as the country's first female president is sworn in. we'll tell you more about the woman who has made a career of shattering glass ceilings mexico city, and while being a trailblazer, she also has ties to the bay area, having attended stanford and uc berkeley. >> reporter anabel munoz, from our sister station in los angeles, was there for the inauguration and has more. reporter >> the president is what supporters chanted throughout the day, as mexico's president, claudia sheinbaum pardo, took office. the first woman to do so in the country's 200 year history. among those in attendance, california governor gavin newsom and first partner jennifer siebel newsom. the governor said in part, her swearing in marks a pivotal moment not only for mexico, but for women and girls around the world and presents a new opportunity to further deepen the strong and enduring ties between california and our southern neighbor. outside of the national palace in el zocalo, the preside

john amos was 84 years old. to come on the "newshour", we break down the potential flashpoints of tonight's vice presidential debate port workers on the east and gulf coasts go on strike for the first time in nearly 50 years and we examine the life and complicated legacy of baseball's banned hit leader , pete rose. >> this is the pbs news hour, in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: hurricane helene is turning out to be one of the deadliest hurricanes to ever make landfall in the u.s. more than 150 people died and hundreds more are still unaccounted for. over a million people still don't have power and the historic flooding nearly washed some small towns away in western north carolina. in north carolina, the city of asheville is still reeling from destroyed water lines, road closures, and lack of basic supplies. joining us now to discuss the dire situation there is asheville mayor esther manheimer . thank you for being with us. what are conditions that are l

like spago, the ritzy manhattan restaurant gotti included actors mickey rourke, anthony quinn, john amos, grandpa al lewis, singer jim black and lawyer lee bailey. each a wink and or wave from the the associated press reported a times magazine cover story on the mob featured a painting of gotti by andy warhol. newsday learned that two prestigious law school at the gates had contacted, offering their services and those of their entire third year classes to work on the gotti appeal. newsday also employed a fashion to sketch the colorful attendees outfits, printing the standouts in a column called gotti garb four times a week. one gotti garb was dedicated to feds threads, providing a commentary alongside the drawings that highlighted waspish ness of the us attorney's outfits. contrast to the swaggering double outfits worn by gotti in most of his backyards. the rights lawyer, william kunstler, marched at an earlier rally at the courthouse and took up gotti's cause after house counsel bruce cutler, disqualified by the judge. i've got to have a little water. the un sophisticate, the nature of

seguramente podremos verlas imÁgenes de fernando en el montÍculo de este estadio que tanto amo.ke siosa. estuvo en el 81 y ven a lanzar ahora exactamente en el 2024, en un dÍa en honor a fernando valenzuela. aquÍ tienen ustedes, ya esta todo listo las calles metal cerrada desde muy temprano. los que no univisiÓn va a trasmitir este partido de la serie mundial muy esperada, llena de nostalgia y de tristeza pero en honor a nuestro grande, fernando valenzuela. regresÓ con ustedes. buenas noches. elian: serÁ un dÍa histÓrico. vamos a cambiar de tema, la guerra entre las facciones rivales del cartel de sinaloa. asÍ lo revelÓ investigaciÓn. reportera: el conflicto entre las pasiones del carte de sinaloa ha dejado culiacÁn sumido en la violencia. a 45 dÍas de los enfrentamientos entre lazo bandas una investigaciÓn revela que la guerra pudo haberse evitado. >> me la primera vez que hay este intento entre las fracciones. reportera: la investigaciÓn de la red de periodistas expertos en seguridad, revela que en mayo flaquito buco ali de los chapito para evitar la guerra. el hijo de chapo g

. >> tributes are pouring in for john amos, most known as james evans on "good times."or john amos, most known as james evans on "good times." joe has a look back on his life and legacy. >> good morning. just yesterday, his family announced john died peacefully in august. he leaves behind a legacy of ground-breaking work in both television and film and a dedication to positive, african representation in media. ♪ it's good times. >> for a generation of african americans, the hit norman lear show "good times" represented what many felt was the black experience in the '70s. >> how are you going to know where i'm at if you have not been where i've been? you understand where i am coming from? >> it was the first sitcom to center on an african american family. he was the symbol of black fatherhood in america. >> young men in particular, 30s and 40s of every ethnicity in the world come up and say, you are the dad i never had. >> he left the show amid controversy over the show's story line. his tv death among the most profound television moments of . >> damn! damn! damn! >> pla

seguramente podremos ver las imÁgenes icÓnicas de fernando en el montÍculo de este estadio que tanto amÓ el 81 y viene a lanzar ahora exactamente en el 2004 en un dÍa en honor a fernando valenzuela. aquÍ tienen ustedes, las calles van a estar cerradas desde muy temprano. la gente llegarÁ como pueda, pero va a llegar. los que no, en univisiÓn a partir de las 7:00 p.m.se trasmite este primer partido de una serie mundial en honor a nuestro gran fernando valenzuela. regreso con ustedes. elian: serÁ un dÍa histÓrico. muy buenas noches. la guerra entre las facciones rivales del cÁrtel de sinaloa fue el resultado de un fallido intento de un acuerdo entre los lÍderes de ambos grupos criminales. asÍ lo revela una investigaciÓn. gaby: el conflicto entre las facciones del cÁrtel de sinaloa ha dejado a culiacÁn sumido en caos y creencia. a 45 dÍas de los constantes enfrentamientos, una investigaciÓn revela que la sangrienta guerra pudo haberse evitado. >>no es la primera vez que hay intentos de negociaciÓn. gaby: la investigaciÓn de la red de periodistas expertos en seguridad y narcotrÁfico revela q

los amo muchÍsimo. en venezuela. tiene varios aÑos aquÍ en estados unidos. cuÉntanos un poco de tu trayectoria. >> comencÉ realmente en barcelona, espaÑa. como lo digo en mi master class fue un accidente. el accidente mÁs bonito que puso dios en mi camino. descubrÍ esta profesiÓn que la amo. es mi pasiÓn. luego me fui a venezuela. entre a la familia. >> en tu caso, mauricio, bienes del mundo de las telenovelas. eres un galÁn delante de cÁmaras, pero ahora estÁs un poco detrÁs de escena en un papel de productor. quÉ motivo este cambio? mauricio: no te creas. la actuaciÓn siempre la tengo presente. les hago drama en el salÓn. [risas] >> es sin duda el salÓn de las celebridades. cÓmo las atraen? >> creo que tiene que ver el trabajo de enrique en este caso. creo que el de boca en boca es una de las estrellas que siempre ha seguido con gaby espino. creo que ha generado mucha confianza para que todas las demÁs celebridades hayan llegado aquÍ. >> cuÁl ha sido la fÓrmula de su Éxito? >> la disciplina es esencia

especialmente porque tÚ amo a mi paÍs. les harÁn preguntas. reportera: cada vez acerca mÁs al dÍa cero una amplia representaciÓn de votantes indecisos les podrÁn preguntar directamente a los candidatos presidenciales sobre sus inquietudes. el primer foro serÁ en miami con la participaciÓn del ex presidente donald trump el 8 de octubre, el siguiente serÁ con la vicepresidenta cama la harris el jueves y el octubre en las vegas a la misma hora. los votantes que van a forma parte de la audiencia han sido escogidos minuciosamente. >> esto es una encuesta de forma aleatoria y nos permite el tener la opiniÓn de los latinos. >> primero deben ser votantes registrados. y tambiÉn se requiere que sean latinos. y que estÉn indecisos. reportera: el moderador serÁ enrique acevedo. 36,000,000 de votantes hispanos que pueden inclinar la balanza en los estados pÉndulos van a estar pendiente. >> yo tengo dos hijas y estas elecciones van a ser la primera vez que ellas votan. y yo quiero que ellas entiendan que su voz y voto es importante. rep

edwin: ahora estamos viendo a donde evacuÓ amos, no tenemos un lugar seguro para ir.racÁn milton como un huracÁn de categorÍa mayor. y los meteorÓlogos hablan de una marea alta de entre 10 pies a 15 pies. el troll mÁs que cuando suben las aguas aquÍ en la bahÍa de tampa entran a la ciudad porque no tienen por donde salir. por eso la mayor preocupaciÓn de las autoridades son las inundaciones. estaremos pendientes de la evoluciÓn de este huracÁn. elian: muchas gracias y cuÍdense mucho. por otra parte las casas mÓviles son los blancos mÁs vulnerables en cuanto los embates de huracanes se refiere. Éstas personas no saben si cuando regrese van a encontrar algo a lo que algÚn dÍa le llamaron hogar. dayan guerrero pudo conversar con algunos de estos residentes en fort myers. >>la ropa, y ventilador. dayan: el anuncio de la llegada del huracÁn milton no les dejÓ mÁs opciÓn que empacar sus pertenencias a irse. y si se van a otro lado donde piensan quedarse? >>anoche dormimos en el carro. dayan: su primo juan josÉ hernÁndez revisar por Última vez lo que hasta hace dÍas era su v

"shark tank" made him very amos as well. he started throwing it around and sort of the popular pop-culture markets to answer your question. >> to me, that is no big difference between the two. >> tesla and x. >> ever knows that elon musk is this transformative figure. mark cuban, who knows what he does. >> they are both smart guys. >> take a stance, sandra, this is "the five." >> you can make that case -- >> we are not here to make both cases. >> i will make my point, greg gutfeld. give me a moment, please. i think it was a pretty demeaning statement from mark cuban to suggest that young men can think for themselves and that they are brainwashed by these social media algorithms. because that is what they do all day. they sit on and look at memes and read social media. if that is the case he wants to make, we will see if that works. elon musk is up there talking about the regulation of the housing market. he was addressing voters concerned. talking about trump's policies. if mark cuban wants to do that for kamala harris, go d

guilty to racketeering sex trafficking and fraud and how the detention center in brooklyn actor john amo's according to a statement from his son best known for the role as a popular dad on the tv sitcom good times he had a long hollywood career that spanned decades nominated for an emmy for the 1977 in the series and the famous role cleo mcdaniel and chet mcdowell in the hit film coming to america, he played for the kansas city chiefs believe it or not, john amo's was 84 years old. and finally this is interesting car owners in australia are claiming the chinese made electric vehicles are listening to the conversations bye the cars are very popular reportedly they can monitor conversations about internal software with the audio transmitted to an external party, someone would have to dial into the card and they made a video showing the whole process the driver completely unaware of the car not saying anything about being basically accessed, it is a wild story. >> i am not surprised i'll be honest with you and i don't doubt it. >> the video is stunning. >> to have surveillance underway across

. >> sandy amos has taught here for 11 years andan district to reconsider. >> i've literly say they're setting us up to get killed. it's thater u? yes. wow. what did you say? >> i didn't know what to say. i think thatt that the district, especially superintendent matt,s of our students and understand the impact this wil on our students. >> tea sfusd touity. >> more thanchls slated for closures and mergers we area. that serves molyin, blk studentsito area wh sfusd students , so it really doesn't another e is distance. so we're going to time it. right. so it took us about 15 minutes to get here to o'connell high school. and that's what students say. it's website. the district breaks down their plan and part of it promises they welcome. schools are within a ten minutdrivingm e case here. and allen said it would take him ab 30 nu to get to o'connell. what's your message to the school district? >> listen to your students, to your families, to your teachers. because right now you're not doing that. ear and out the other. >> teachers at june jordan high school were told students will be trans

. >> remembering john amos amos played many roles, but he's perhaps best known as the stoic father james evans on the cbs sitcom good times in the 70's. he played the character for 3 seasons, then went on to play the dynamic character of kunta kinte. a and the drama routes day primetime emmy award for that role. his family says he died in la from natural causes at 84 years old. he was also coming to america it's 9. 26 27 now. we'll take a break. but as we go, just a reminder, we're following the latest with the heat today. temperatures once again. >> well above triple digits. so we're going to talk more about that with john and also take a look at how air conditioning technicians are keeping up with a sudden surge in business. >> 9.30, the time as we're looking live over the bay right now, we've got blue skies. sunshine is going to be very hot once again this afternoon. you're being generous is going to be extremely hot except today. another scorcher out there. unfortunately, we are talking temperatures that are going to be. >> well back into the triple digits for a whole lot of our inla

lebanese organization hezbollah and the israeli government, they did reach an agreement, the same amos hachstein, who has been in lebanon constantly in recent months, the leader of the murdered lebanese party hezbollah, the lebanese have already turned to gather them in order to remind them of everything that is happening with actions, the palestinian movement hamas also turned to everyone so that this friday, i fear that there will be a wave and speeches and... it feels like the level of tension has already reached such a degree that we, or some of us, no longer pay attention to the bloody events that are flaring up right now, everyone is waiting for blows, this already seems like something so ordinary, commonplace, and this is also dangerous, we are getting used to victims, we are getting used to blood, and this means that things will continue to get worse and worse in the middle east, by the way, what will iran do after this? no, well, there is something else that is scary, because in response they immediately start throwing things into the media. that a maximum of 6 months and iran

sorpresa centenas de repetir las cosas que estÁ repitiendo constantemente pero me gustarÍa que escuchar amosnto a dos temas controversiales. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [] habla en inglÉs] lourdes: estamos hablando de temas recurrentes, inmigraciÓn siendo y sin lugar a dudas el tema favorito de trump de dirigirse a las personas que lo siguen. en cuanto a los comentarios que han desatado la furia de tantos, diciendo que puerto rico es un aÍsla de basura en el mar, dice que Él no conoce a este comediante, nÚmero dos no escuchÓ las palabras que dijo y que por eso no reaccionÓ y se ha mantenido en ese punto, su compaÑero es fÓrmula ha dicho lo mismo que tampoco lo escuchÓ pero dice que la gente un poco tiene que tener sentido el humor, que eso fue una broma y que lo han sacado de contexto. hoy por supuesto el expresidente tambiÉn va ir a uno de los estados que le importa mucho ganar pero tambiÉn vamos a tener que la vicepresidenta esta haciendo su cierre campaÑa y lo estÁ haciendo en un lugar emblemÁtico en washington, d.c. porque ese lugar del que trump le hablÓ a sus cedros cuando volv

claudia: garantizamos la misiÓn de delitos de amo impacto .os kilÓmetros que construyÓ el presidente. jessica: pero ella es la que ya gobierna este paÍs. y al final con emociÓn le dedicÓ a todas las mexicanas su llegada. claudia: hago una respetuosa invitaciÓn a que nombremos " presidenta". con a al final. al igual que abogada, cientÍfica, soldada. festejÓ su triunfo invitado de 105 paÍses. la primera mujer que dirigirÁ el destino de este paÍs. >> ella repitiÓ una de las frases mÁs emblemÁticas de lÓpez obrador. hubo algo muy simbÓlico en esta toma de protesta, que quien entregÓ la banda presidencial,fue martÍnez, un icono en la lucha de la izquierda mexicana. despuÉs claudia sheinbaum saliÓ por la puerta donde yo me encuentroy se fue a festejar con ustedes al sÓtano. regresÓ contigo, jorge. jorge: muchÍsimas gracias. efectivamente, claudio selman se encuentran mis espaldas y poco antes el presidente de colombia lanzÓ un sorprendente comentario dijo que claudia sheinbaum fue miembro del grupo terrorista colombiano 19. alejandro madrigal report

my pastor is here doctor amos c brown of third baptist church in san francisco and also usher.taking the time to be here together. [cheering] thank you. [cheering] thank you all. okay so before i continue let me say on a serious note there are people here in georgia still dealing with devastation from hurricane helene. i am grateful to all the federal, state, local personnel who have been working around the clock to help those who were impacted. [applause] as we know this recovery will take time we will stand with georgia and everyone across the southeast who were impacted by these recent storms for as long as it takes to rebuild. [applause] thank you. all right, so atlanta we have 17 days left. [cheering] seventeen days left in one of the most consequential elections of our lifetime. looks have some real talk. it's going to be a tight race until the very end. and we are the underdog. and we are running as the underdog. but, make no mistake we will win. [cheering] we will win. we will win. yes we will. we will win. we will win. we will win. we will win. and we will win, we will

. >>> beloved actor john amos has died. he starred as the stern patriarch on the 1974 sitcom "good times." shortly after he landed the adult role in "roots", earning him his first emmy nomination. his career spanned over five decades with over 100 tv and film credits, starring in films like "coming to america" and "let's do it again". his family shared that the star passed back in august. he was 84 years old. >>> coming up, a legendary actor comes out of retirement. but first, we're back. >> a minute thwi how major cities are turning the tide in the fight against violent crime. ! i'm trying! this cheap stuff is too thin! i told you not to get the other toilet paper. here's charmin ultra strong. ahhh! my bottom's been saved! wooho! with its diamond weave texture, charmin ultra strong cleans better with fewer sheets and less effort. what's everybody waiting for? this? ok hon, we know you're clean. we all go, why not enjoy the go with charmin. can neuriva support your brain health? mary. janet. hey! eddie. no! fraser. frank. f

back on august 21st, amos became a household name in the 1970s for his role in the award winning minis. he was also featured on the hit series good times as the family patriarch james evans sr. john amos was 84 years old. >> former president jimmy carter is now a centenarian, and the first president in u.s. history to turn 100 years old. the white house marked the milestone event with a huge display and massive signs. sits on the north lawn, which features the number 100 and a message saying happy birthday, president carter. carter served a single term from 1977 to 1981. he had a small birthday party with family and friends in his hometown of plains, georgia. he's been in hospice care since february of 2023. carter's beloved wife, rosalynn, passed away last year at the age of 96. >> tomorrow is california clean air day. sf bay ferry is helping the bay area support the environment by holding a writer appreciation day. so tomorrow, all trips on the ferry, they're free. morning riders will also get to enjoy free pastries and coffee and other giveaways. a few other transit agencies are al

. >>> actor john amos has died. best known for his roles in "good times," "roots," "the west wing." he was 84. >>> when we come back here tonight, the images just in, former president jimmy carter in his blue cap, what he >>> finally tonight, happy birthday, jimmy carter. on his 100th birthday. here's steve osunsami. >> reporter: in the small georgia town that gave america its 39th president, they're wishing him bort a happy birthday, and as many more sunsets as the heavens will allow. on his 100th trip around the sun, jimmy carter remains the longest living former american president, and one of the most famous humanitarians in the world. seen here from behind, in a private moment today, wearing a blue cap, watching this air force absolute. at the carter center in atlanta, they're swearing in new citizens on this special occasion. 100 now. >> 100 now. >> reporter: are we -- 101? >> look, we're not in charge, steve. >> reporter: his grandson jason say what so many are thinking. that when the former president needed hospice care at home early last year, that there were few people who

amos brown of third baptist church of san francisco, who you heard from earlier. there he is.rown has guided me and has been a source of comfort and solace for so many years. and i am especially glad to be here on pink sunday. as some of you may know, my mother was a breast cancer researcher. she was one of the very few women, and fewer even women of color, engaged in studying breast cancer. and she had goals in her life to raise her two daughters and to end breast cancer. it was her life's work. and so today of course, it has personal significance for me as i know it does for pastor brian and so many of you. and to everyone here today, who knows what it means to support a loved one, through a cancer diagnosis and treatment and to those of you fighting your own battles, i am holding you close in my heart and in my prayers and i thank you for your courage and your strength. so all of this is to say, it is good to be here with everyone today and to worship with you. and on this day, i am reminded with everything that we reflect on, on the parable from the gospel of luke. so in t

fernandomanÍa en los 80, valenzuela tiene en su palmarÉs el premio al novato del aÑo, el cy young, y amos estrellas y campeÓn mundial con los dodgers. hacemos conexiÓn al estado dorado, lugar que lo acogiÓ durante los Últimos aÑos a este querido deportista mexicano. juan carlos gonzÁlez, tienes reacciones, adelante. juan: gracias. buenas tardes. la muerte de hernando valenzuela ha estremecido no sÓlo a los aficionados del bÉisbol, o a los mexicanos o latinos, sino a mucha gente que de alguna u otra manera escucho a hablar de fernando valenzuela. aquÍ estÁ la muestra, la gente ha venido a entregar veladoras, sudaderas, gorras de los dodgers, por supuesto, todo esto en honor del toro fernando valenzuela, quien dejara de existir ayer. justamente unas cuantas horas antes de que se cumpliera 43 aÑos des histÓrica victoria que Él encabezÓ con los dodgers de los Ángeles, frente a los yankees de nueva york en la serie mundial del aÑo 1981. vamos a escuchar justamente quÉ es lo que dicen los aficionados con respecto al toro. >> me da mucha tristeza. >> mucha inspiraciÓn para la gente joven, y para

amos was 84 years old. well, from an acting legend to an icon.lliams is the man behind the most memorable soundtracks in movie history. now a brand new documentary all about the legendary composer is coming to disney. plus next month. here's a look at the trailer. >>and john raises his baton and plays the first scene. just go. oh, my here's another one. >>was i was filled with the love of music and the pleasure doing it was great musicians. was it for musicians like freezing. its supports say is gives us energy. the fact that the same man wrote music for a star wars. the olympics citing venture and earthquake. >>he always finds a way to tap into the essence of what makes it moving more meaningful. important celebrate him is just to say thank you for that amount of joy. >>music by john williams will premiere on disney. plus november. 1st. >>alright, stop crying your heart out. a champagne supernova is coming to los angeles as oasis announces a north american tour. way says is getting back together. it is the group that is coming together for a reu

senior white house officials erik kurilla and amos hochstein are set to meet with israeli leader today. the end to the war calls for a two-month cease-fire during which israeli forces would withdraw from lebanon and hezbollah would end its armed presence along the southern border. the renewed optimism came after hezbollah indicated it was prepared to accept a deal regardless of whether a truce is reached in gaza beforehand. however be the new leader vowed yesterday to stick to the strategy of his predecessor. >>> also in the middle east, cia director bill burns and centcom director erik kurilla. >>> disaster in eastern spain. dozens are dead in the worst flooding to hit the country in years. >>> and will the menendez brothers be home for christmas? the l.a. district attorney weighs in on the fate of the jailed murderers. es still feel gritty, rough, or tired? with miebo, eyes can feel ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ miebo is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer for the number one cause of dry eye: too much tear evaporation. for relief that's ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ remove con

. >>> beloved actor john amos has died.m "good times." shortly after he landed the role of an adult kunta kinte in "roots", earning his first emmy nomination. his ca his career spanned over five decades, starring in films like "coming to america", and "let's do it again". the star passed away back in august. he he was 84 years old. >>> turning to the testament of a father's love. a determined dad walked 27 miles, 17 of them on foot, through hurricane helene debris to make sure he was able walk his daughter down the aisle. sam perez from our knoxville, tennessee affiliate has the heartwarming story. >> reporter: how far would a father's love go? for david jones, 27 miles through a hurricane to walk his daughter down the aisle . i spent some time with him to find out about his determination. >> every dad wants to walk his daughter down the aisle. so i got my chance. >> reporter: david jones hit the road friday night, heading to his daughter elizabeth's wedding in johnson city. >> that's usually a two-hour drive. it didn't occ

convene in qatar and attempt to resume long-stalled negotiations for a cease-fire and the release of amo hostages. this as u.s. secretary of state blinken is in the region trying to achieve a breakthrough or at the very least some progress. let's go live now to nbc's matt bodner in london. what are we expecting? >> reporter: christina, good morning. the united states has been dialing up the pressure on israel in recent days to wind down its military operation in gaza following the killing of yahya sinwar. with blinken emphasizing repeatedly that israel's war aims have been achieved. with that in mind, blinken's visit to doughha is the cap sto to the visit to the reasonable. negotiators will travel to doha to try to find a way to move things forward. the major question now is who speaks for hamas. sinwar's death has seen the likelihood of an agreement. it has also left a power vacuum within hamas. appearing with the qatari minister, blinken said it was unclear that hamas was ready to rejoin the talks following the killing of their leader last week. blinken did however say that the united

timescales but we have been here before of course and it comes as white house officials brett mcgirt and amos are going to be visiting israel on thursday according to the white house to engage on a range of issues including gaza, lebanon, hostages, iran and rotor regional matters. -- and broader regional matters. we will stay across that on bbc news. still to come on the world today , the u.k. chancellor rachel reeves has told the bbc she would not want to repeat the 40 billion pounds tax rise budget she announced today and she says she wants faster growth than has been forecast. that full interview with arc political editor chris mason will be coming up after the break. around the world and across the u.k., this is the world on bbc news. ♪ >> here in the u.k., the labor government wch won power in july after 14 years in opposition has unveiled its first budget. the chancellor has released she will be increasing taxes by 40 billion pounds. our political editor sat down with rachel reeves today. work with throughout the election campaign, you and other talked about no plans for lots of big tax

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amos hhstein was in lebanon yesterday, and into today.ll the diplomatic effort that the u.s. has tried to engage in over the last year, obviously it has not led to an end to the war between israel and hamas, an estimated, now we have the war and as you mentioned, now we have the where with israel and hezbollah to the north, was anticipated to be israel's response to the iranian ballistic missile strikes of a few weeks ago. and will that israeli response to iran happen before the elections in two weeks, or will they wait until after it? these are all interconnected dynamics to a much broader conflict that has been emerging the last year. geeta: if donald trump does win in two weeks time, how do you think u.s. policy will change? javed: that's an interesting question. going back to when president trump was in office from 2016 to 2020, he was a staunch supporter of israel. there were key policy developments that happened under his presidency with the move of the u.s. b embassy and the abraham accords that came about a couple years later that

somos hijos de mexicanos y amo a méxico y quiero conocer.pasando por monterrey, oaxaca y veracruz. voy hacia el sur. y esas fueron sus últimas palabras. fueron las últimas palabras. y ya no me habló. las fotografías dejaron de llegar al igual que los textos y llamadas telefónicas. they told me that they missed me. el último lo recibió su hermana el 22 de julio pasado, cuando le decían que la extrañaban. sus amigos no han oído de ellos. nuestra familia no ha oído de ellos. no es normal. y algo. algo está mal. desde entonces, el matrimonio parece haber desaparecido. han solicitado ayuda al consulado de méxico. la embajada estadounidense y cualquiera que los escuche. ahora la familia reúne fondos por internet con esperanzas de contratar a un abogado que los ayude a encontrarlos. no me voy a rendir. una madre nunca se rinde. y tenga que hacer lo que tenga que hacer. lo voy a hacer para encontrarlos y estemos juntos otra vez. y es que la preocupación es enorme, pues ya se cumplieron 3 meses desde la desaparición de la pareja. la familia dice que

many believe is partly to blame for the coming complex. meanwhile, across the city to us envoys 11 an amos hosting, met with parliamentary speaking. that'd be barry with washington came to agree a c 5 before november. the presidential election for the residential optimism among the lebanese people, while 11 and stands by its support for the implementation of un resolutions 71 and the sci fi. it says there was a lack of will from is while, while washington is conditions for an agreement, including the appointment of a president, see the opposing sides pose upon old eyes are now on thursday's meeting in paris. whether you and a, you, and other international representatives will discuss the company's humanitarian needs a made, the ongoing is right. the aggression for now, as well as forming of lebanon, continues with no end inside. this is steve, so we need for all t environs that breaks off of africa, an opportunity for his voice to be heard. that's the view of piano, to move by the canyon law professor, an activist, and also host of human boss, africa right here. and on the he spoke to us a

. >> amos con las noticias. —— vamos con las noticias. huelga masiva tras alcanzar un acuerdo temporal. el presidente biden celebra el anuncio y no es para menos. esto representa un alivio para la economÍa, y mÁs ahora que la temporada de compras navideÑas estÁ la vuelta de la esquina. en vivo, tenemos reacciones. reportera: buenos dÍas. la casa blanca intervino directamente para que hubiera un acuerdo, aunque fuera temporal hasta mediados de enero. hace apenas tres dÍas vemos empleados por toda esta zona exigiendo la mejora laboral. hoy, una fila de camiones esperando descargar desde las 8:00 de la maÑana. aquÍ, el informe. reportera: suspendida queda la huelga de estibadores. a mediados de enero, verÁn si se toman otras decisiones. por ahora, hay un acuerdo temporal sobre salarios. la casa blanca intervino y anunciÓ que los trabajadores portuarios volverÁn al trabajo y que los prÓximos 90 dÍas resolverÁn todo. la asociaciÓn interracial de estibadores secundo el monetario con un comunicado. hemos llegado a un acuerdo provisional sobre lo

you very much for more on the vice president's campaign let's bring in democratic congressman gabe amorhode island. he's a surrogate for the harris campaign. congressman. thank you so much for being with us. we appreciate it so much. as you know, north carolina is a critical battleground state. the vice president is going there to get a briefing on relief efforts i guess one of the questions that i have is, should the vice president respond to foreign president donald trump, who has been making a number of false claims as you know, about the administration's response to helene, would you like to see her respond to that? what do you think? >> well, first off, thanks for having me, jim. look, the vice president is doing exactly what she should be doing. with people who had been devastated. and of course, my heart goes out to all the people across the southeast and she is focused on the response that includes moving the machinery of government hundred million dollars plus from fema flowing for response, moving to respond with thousands of personnel, that's what you should focus on in the