it's just business with the babbler message above says that journalists and bloggers signed andy heytions for access to funding, that is, not volunteers come out. hot there are such brownies and full of journalistic t-shirts all the joy of freedom there, so velma herself has zhorsky restructs of one thing on what journalists can say, i can say to him at least. here is one of the differences between all the pro-western op-pamye who sold out of shame and conscience signed non-disclosure agreements and corporate ethics. and i didn't sign anything like that. i, as a journalist in chief the country's tv channel does not require written commitments and do not dictate terms. so who has more freedom to maneuver and the opinions of the schavelskys, by the way, complained that he was negotiating the salary, that the initial amount was cut three times. even if we take into account that really these volunteers are not paid anything, then from which the guilty talkers will have to pay fines of 30,000 euros. i know in the decline of cola. uh, in this idea, well called, well, sense what were the lu

it's just business with the chatterbox post above saying that journalists and bloggers signing andy hey condition of access to funding, that is, not volunteers come out. there are such brownies and they are full of journalistic sub-caps. you are all glad of freedom there, so velma herself has a george restructuring of one on what reporters might be saying, i'll tell him though. this is one of the differences between all the pro-western ones who sold out without shame or conscience and signed non-disclosure agreements and corporate ethics. and i didn't sign anything like that. as a journalist of the main tv channel of the country, i do not require written obligations and do not dictate conditions. so who has more freedom to maneuver and opinions, by the way, complained that he was negotiating with the salary, that initially the amount was cut three times. even if we take into account that this volunteer is not really pay nothing then out of which the guilty talkers will have to pay fines of 30.000 euros. i know in the decline of cola. uh in this idea, well sense what were the lunges of t

rubenstein: so andy warhol said, "hey, i'll paint the picture of you"? was that happening a lot? g: andy warhol did my first portrait one night very late, but he was looking for a white wall because he would take a polaroid, and then he would use the polaroid and paint from there, and but he needed a white wall, and in my home, they had no while walls, so we went to the kitchen, and because the white wall in my kitchen was so tiny, i lifted my arm, and that was the first time he painted me, and then he painted me later for a show that he was planning to do in the eighties called "beauties." rubenstein: and did he give you the paintings, or he-- von furstenberg: he gave me-- ok. the first one, he gave me one. i bought two. the second time, he gave me one. i bought none, and when he died, i bought them all. rubenstein: so let me ask you-- your business is moving forward. you're in the cosmetics business. you're getting in other businesses-- fragrance and other things. life sounds like it's great. everything is going well. did at some point all the businesses go down and after a whil

andy scholes has this morning's bleacher report. heyfor virginia against northern iowa was canceled as the community continues to warn. christopher darnell jones jr. was arrested monday and charged with three counts of second degree murder. lavel davis jr., and two others were killed sunday after coming off a bus from a field trip. they have not revealed a motive. the coach saying these were incredible young men with bright futures. our hearts ache for their families, classmates and friends. these precious young men were called away too soon. xavier brown tweeting about his teammates, words can't describe how i'm feeling right now. you all did not deserve this. i'm sorry, my brothers. till we meet again, i love you all. the football team is scheduled to play on saturday. a decision whether that will be played has not been made. >>> the nfl, we no longer have any undefeated teams after the commanders beat the phillies. the phillies were driving to take the lead when dallas goedert gets dragged down by his facemask. the officials complete

andy scholes has this morning's bleacher report. hey, andy. >> good morning, christine.ifferent directions. the packers have lost six of their last seven games and titans have won seven out of eight. derek henry doing it all last night. second quarter, he's going to run this one in from 4 yards out for the touchdown. then in the third quarter henry makes the defense think he's going to run it and then he does the dump pass to austin hooper for a touchdown. titans go on to win 27-17. here's henry on the jump pass. >> i'm able to throw a pass, be able to catch the ball and affect the game. always glad to play and come to life. we got the touchdown already. >>> with huge snowstorm heading to buffalo, the nfl making the call to move the bills/browns game to detroit. the decision was made out of an abundance of caution of safety. calling for 2 to 4 feet of snow with wind gusts up to 35 miles an hour. >>> ford field was supposed to be hosting an indoor carnival and now they have to break it down. the bills play the lions on thanksgiving day. they're going to play twice at ford

andy scholes has this morning's bleacher report. hey there. this game was in mount pleasant last night. they got about four inches of snow. this storm is heading east and they're expecting up to 4 feet of snow in buffalo this weekend for the bills/browns game. they are monitoring the conditions. the game remains on for now. look at this fan. he made himself a friend out of all the snow. they had to use bulldozers to try to clear the field during the game. western michigan's shaun tyler took this 53 yards for the touchdown. western michigan would win the snow fest by a final of 12-10 you browns quarterback deshaun watson returning to practice for the first time since his 11-game suspension. since that suspension went into effect in the pre-season, watson can practice with the team for the next two weeks before he makes his return to the field on december 4th when the browns take on his former team the houston texans. >> in the nba, steph curry puts on a show against the suns. pouring in 50 points. it was stef's sixth 50e-point game tying

king died and everybody was kind of looking for their own path to go, a lot of people suggested, hey, andy, why don't you run for congress? he had to be convinced by people like harry belafonte and lena horne and people in the civil rights movement helping out, but they saw, hey, we need to move forward and by moving forward we can establish ourselves in a different way. we can be a different kind of leader. and you know, andy was like maybe julian bond should run. we were talking about atlanta, talking georgia. maybe julian bond should run or someone else should run, no, we want you to run. when you talk about the accidental aspects of his life is that he did not necessarily want to run for congress. he did not necessarily want to run for mayor of atlanta. he was, you know, there's a great story in the book about this old black woman who basically cursed him out because she said, you know, you came here in atlanta in 1960 -- 1961, you were nothing, we made you who you are and we sent to you congress, and now we want you to run for mayor and you're acting like you don't want to do it. so s

and, you know, everybody is kind of looking for their own path to a lot of people suggest that, hey andy, why don't you run for congress? and he was had had to be convinced by people like harry belafonte and sidney poitier and lena horne, people who were still in the civil rights movement, who were in the civil rights movement helping out. but they also kind of saw that, hey, we need to move forward. and by moving, we can we can we can establish ourselves in a different way. we can be a different kind of leader. and, you know, andy was like, maybe julian bond should run. you know, we're talking about atlanta or talking about georgia, maybe bond should run or maybe someone else run. they said, no, we want you to run. so that's when you talk about the accidental life of, you know, one of the accidental aspects of his life is that he did not necessarily want to run for congress. he did not necessarily want to run for mayor of atlanta. he was you know, there's a great story in the book about this old black woman who who basically cursed him out because she said, you know, you came here in at

yes, hey, technology, right? andy thank you very much let's move on. now this. guess you could call it lobster-gate. whole foods is under fire for removing some lobsters from their shelf. i guess lauren what's going on? lauren: it's an environmental issue, so an environmental group claims that the fishing gear like the entanglement equipment threatens a specific well. the north atlantic well which is near extinction. no well has died from the gear that's being used. still, whole foods isn't selling it. maine is home to the nations fishing industry and a group of bipartisan lawmakers from maine says in part, we are disappointed by whole foods decision. they are deeply frustrated, and they think that this is going to harm the livelihoods of hard working men and women up and down maine's coast. so the environmental group spoke , whole foods listened. they banned that log lobster from their shelves and people are mad. ashley: yeah, all right now we know the story. lauren thank you very much. let's take a look at the futures if we can. getting ready for the opening b

andy says, really if . says, i don't really care if. jesus trans, but i wish he jesus was trans, but i wish he would come now. humanity is ruining place without him. heyr new study has found that people who look after their grandkids in old age are less likely to suffer from loneliness than those who for a spouse. the those who care for a spouse. the study by researchers from king's college, london looked at the findings from 28 countries and found that out of seven found that in six out of seven cases, caring for grandkids was unked cases, caring for grandkids was linked to lower feelings of loneliness . those who simply loneliness. those who simply cared spouse , however, cared for a spouse, however, were have higher levels were found to have higher levels , partners. , often because of partners. health conditions such as dementia . with me now is robin dementia. with me now is robin heanngs dementia. with me now is robin hearings programme , director of hearings programme, director of the campaign end . good the campaign to end. good afternoon, robin . what can we afternoon, robin. what can we take away from these findings ? take away from these fi

andy, you're up first. how's the crowd there? >> reporter: hey, victor.so it's good news here in downtown atlanta. the fans, i tell you what, they are just waiting for any reason to erupt. it actually just went to halftime, so all the fans are getting a nice break. i tell you what, lots to cheer about for team usa so far. they outplayed england in this game. on their side of the field the entire time. the fans here so pumped for this game, victor. been waiting eight years, didn't make the world cup last time around. some of the fans i talked to have been here since 9:00 in the morning. capacity here is about 600 people. there's a line around the building of people wanting to be in here to watch this game in this moment. here with mike right here. mike, what do you think of the first half so far? >> hey, you can only win if you get shots on goal. we're shooting it out there, trying to kick it, trying to get it in. you do it enough times, it'll go in. i feel good about our chances. >> thanks, mike. pace yourself. > victor, a lot of the fans i've been talkin

of the tournament in 19 days time, hey, scott arts taking on ecuador, that one is going to be played at our bait stadium. this is certainly a very unique venue. as andy richardson found out, a stadium reflecting the nomadic culture of the region is providing a home for footballs biggest tournaments, 35 kilometers north of the capitol, doha, this is albert stadium with it's designed to represent a better when the traditional home of catalyst passed. has now become a place to welcome fans from around the world. ah. the consistency in theme is evident, right? bounce the detailing on the seats in these extraordinarily curious, changing rooms, ancient arabic patterns, reminding even the most exhausted of players. they're taking part in the middle east's. very 1st world cup. ah, the workforce that made this all possible is recognized here a picture of everybody who collaborated on the project a peak times or more than 10000 people on site construction began back in 2016 and was finished in time for the opening match of last year's fever, erica, ah, ah, it's the 2nd biggest stadium that kept her house to walk for with a 60000 seat capacity. knowing matches

hey, guys wonderful people. we have the best assignment and television to travel the country and talk to voters. today on election day, i am with sue and andy your service. you have been married 55 years and you voted this morning. tell mike talk to me what the voting experience was like in this county. >> actually it was pretty crowded when we went in about seven: 15 and there were two lines which made me excited. the process was very easy, very easy so i was happy to be there and do it. >> exactly, same thing. it was a pleasure and i couldn't wait to vote. i've waited a long time here are driving me crazy and i've been watching this going on. and we need to vote. >> they are telling me live his john fetterman casting his vote. so what is the biggest issue when you voted today? >> the economy, senior citizens, education, eight grandchildren. and the border. >> crime is a big one. and the southern border. i don't know what is going on with that. that is crazy. >> god bless you both. thank you for sharing that experience with us and being here. i will head over to this table with young ladies who i had a chance to talk to earlier, how are yo

democrats can say, hey, do you want to be associated with the pro trump freedom caucus, that is going to hijack the leadership of the republican party? you look at some people like andys, chip roy, they are not prepared to give kevin mccarthy the gavel and the leadership of the house if you does not pledge impeaching joe biden or seeking investigation against the biden administration, and there are reasonable republicans to assure democrats, politically savvy, can say, let's not go down this road for two years. it may end your career as a republican within the party, but if you think of the liz cheney's and adam kinzinger is out there -- >> you may turn out to be a hero. >> you may be able to turn two or three republicans. even if they get to 19, it was still not be enough for kevin mccarthy to be the speaker of the house. >> it's a radical hypothetical, and one i want to put the former republican congressman david jolly of florida. he's a msnbc political analysis and gifford senior adviser -- former congresswoman from florida. it's good to see you both. jolly, you heard women laid out there, do you think that is within the realm of possibility. >> there is so much i