the risk of going 0-2 for the first time since 1989, b.j. >> brian: uncharted waters for coach jimboand the seminoles. jalen samuels. >> adam: that was the difference as the wolfpack takes it by six. james blackman first freshman to start at quarterback for the noles -- he was in there doing the job but they fall. ohio state. j.t. barrett done hearing the critics. this was a breeze against unlv, rick. >> rick: he hits an 11-yard touchdown pass to k.j. hill, j.t. barrett making noise in columbus. >> adam: seven different players caught touchdowns for the buckeyes. duane haskins as well. future looking bright at that spot in columbus. we saw wilson speight leave the game. >> brian: chris evans takes the ball untouched into the end zone and michigan with the lead. >> adam: that's where it stands now. 14-10 the score in the fourth quarter but purdue a much better team now under jeff prohm. bad blood between the coaches. >> rick: sam darnold rolls out, hits wide open d.a. deonte barnett. 13-13 halftime. it's now trojans comfortably ahead 30-13. >> adam: a big turnover inside the five afte

chef b.j.rate and protect the culinary traditions his ancestors passed down to him. >> b.j.: so this is, um, some local blue crab, fresh in season. this is a play on some garlic crabs, but this is shrimp butter instead of garlic butter, and then you have that play of, you know, the french influence into the cuisine right here. >> anthony: the flavors and textures and food ways of west africa are all over southern cooking. and there are few better places to see how short the line between there and here than gullah culture. >> anthony: i'm really enjoying this, i got to tell you. >> sean: this is so delicious. >> ashley: oh my goodness. >> anthony: how african is traditional gullah cooking? >> ashley: well, i think what happens is you change the location of the people, but you do not change who the people were. you did not change the information that they came with, with their traditions. >> sean: if you look at the history of american food and you'll -- you'll quickly see that this is -- this is

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at sunset friends started playing one of b.j.bubbles' favorite donna somers song. >> he loved house music, making art. he loved all different people. he lived in the tenderloin. >> reporter: otherwise known as anthony tor eswas shot here saturday morning. this is his friend and attorney. >> was holding a gun, got into some type of alteration and gunned down bubbles. this is a disgrace, it's a hate crime and it will not stand. >> reporter: anthony torres is transgender. but they're not calling it a hate crime. police in the neighborhood say bubbles would often play music in the street and give away snow cones and cotton candy. >> very funny. whoever did this, please find out who did it because she's very loved around here. >> reporter: friends tell me they were planning a going away party. she was about to leave san francisco for berlin. bubbles' attorney tells me there were several witness es who saw the murder early saturday morning. but police have not yet released a description of the suspect. >> thank you very much. >>> a dea

korea's missile lottery macbride al-jazeera japan joining us now is b.j. kim a political commentator and john professor with the university of foreign studies in seoul good to see you we've got japan china north korea the u.s. it seems they all preparing for something as far as north korea is concerned what is this thing likely to be. no one has any idea about it north korea. still trying to finalize the final stages of their nuclear development so all different countries have different interest in here of course japan on defensive ends resist the report and here in south korea the views are quite divided here is special to donald trump's words at the united nations general assembly speech here. saying the. yeah the some of the dogs were saying there were just too strong too provocative doesn't help the situation here in south korea but the hawks were saying the he did the right thing he had donald trump send a clear message that those of us on this side is committed to doing anything that's possible you know to deter north korea so the view is very divide

ralph yarborough somebodies not even son of a senator or a arbor alexa's woody harrelson plays b.j. this is coming out in the i don't know november and they've been waiting for that a lot rob reiner rob reiner each rect to directed it and leave i've been waiting for this for of yes they've held it in the can on our own i think it's really good movie and if ya bros the liberal left of lyndon johnson you know they clash and they will both of the day kennedy yes they're in the motorcade and we recreated that motorcade and you did yes with jennifer jason leigh played late plays ladybird in woody and it was the tories a kennedy on the morning is last morning he had to arbitrate to get ralph to get in the car because ralph thought that l.b.j. was corrupt you know but you have to have a southern accent no no i well yes i did yes i did. i wished i was short he was short i couldn't get over that but there i tried to do everything else because there's some good you tube stuff on him so that he was someone i did play that i really admired because he was a great environmentalist and oh so impor

adrian brown al-jazeera don't want to talk to b.j. kim is a political commentator a junk professor at hancock university of foreign studies he joins us live now from seoul the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. says these are the toughest sanctions ever imposed on north korea over its nuclear program but many people say look they're not going to work what do you think i guess is that in my opinion there are lots of realists here in town and they seem to believe that actually this is not the strongest measure ever let's take a look at what's inside twenty seven thirty five you want to see our u.n. security council resolution here i mean keeping the crude oil at four hundred four million gallons per year that's no change there and then textile ban textile exports then what does that mean actually rather syria don't really see much meat in the resolution of course united states and inside the allies that work very hard for it but realists here believe that china and russia have made it very clear that they do not want north korea's denucleariza

except for b.j. who is my baby sister. alison: that is your family right there.ug: that is what i missed the most. the weather is fun. it's a hobby. i just changed my facebook account. i put it on former chief meteorologist wjla. once again, weather hobbyists. that's all good. i connected with people over the you run into people who watch you and take you as a family already. i have had decades in the city, tens of thousands of people. i'm going to miss that. missing you and getting up in the clock and the responsibilities. no. no. alison: you have earned the break. people have been posting online for days and really for months since they found out now were retiring and people do feel like they know you personally. some people relied on you every day. they have a job outside or school teacher. you were part of their everyday life. doug: overwhelming to hear stories. so many people shared the facebook stories that when you get notifications there are billions of accounts. i've been getting letters in the mail. i'm trying to respond to everything i can and hit like

b.j. is my baby sister and the rest are my kids. that's the way it is. alison: we will all miss you. doug: love you, too, alex. we will talk about this. tomorrow i may wear sunglasses. that may be the order of the day. i might get really bold. some weather guys wearing things but i'm too proper for that. but maybe tomorrow i may go on the wild side. jonathan: retirement shoes. doug: get you going on thursday afternoon. showers here and there. that is all that we have of the isolated thunderstorm. don't see anything yet. but there is an area in northern northwestern fauquier county to keep an eye on. this is comfortable, kind of like summer. week from tomorrow we go to the fall. autumnal equinox. there is no lighting detected yet but we could see it up to bluemont. bluemont has the annual fair this weekend and it's fun. weather should cooperate. we will see. models are suggesting we'll get numerous packages of rain. i don't know if it will happen or not. we will monitor it hour by hour. otherwise partly cloudy and a warm night. fog and 67 degrees as well.

on the remote filipino island of gamers by b.j. crystal is being well into the coverage. the father will make healing is among the many philip raising her baptism. but this is no ordinary ceremony because the healing is a catholic priest who took a vow or celibacy. father he league has a long term partner joy and three other children. the most important figure in his law. there's a lot of ways the messenger us. god through jesus christ so that's why i call them you know j c so that jesus christ jake this christian degreased didn't and still. just to remind them that. they are the sons and daughters of jesus grace. follicle felix decision to have children puts him at odds with the vatican sacred lou for ordering priests to be celibate it's considered sexual misconduct and the scene. wants room to reconsider we've made a lot of noise already so we called it nice in order for us to be heard by our bishops and also by a role. we're all that. we send emails in order for them to accept us that according to catholic officials the point of celibacy is to devote your entire life t

to ashes and darkness well joining is now is b.j. kim political commentator and adjunct professor with university of foreign studies in seoul thank you very much indeed for your time it sounds by what i've just been saying there that the options are really beginning to run out when it comes to trying to pull in north korea's ambitions. exactly dialogue was the one that we've been talking about for the last twenty five years but dialogue with north korea side is saying we're not going to talk about denuclearization we're interested in talking about everything else but the nuclear edition is not what we're going to talk about the economic sanctions as pointed out so far it's now working out after all these economic sanctions educational ones continually being added last year in north korea their economy grew the largest magnitude in terms of economic growth in seventeen years so there we go and the united states the military option that's not there we have so many civilians thirty five kilometers away from d.m.z. here including america

. >> i have an excellent team, publicist, b.j.speech. >> if you have a team of good people that understand the goal and projects we're going to do, it works out. >> and you're an incredible athlete. >> yes, i did. >> you have the stamina. >> i played basketball, volleyball, track and i was a cheerleader. so i could do a backhand spring and then shoot a jump shot. >> and act at the same time. >> and act at the same time. and deliver a smile. >> so we've got -- before we play, set us up a little bit. give us a little about that. >> true to the game, i play the character shug, who is basically the track queen, who makes sure she keeps things tight and right for quad ir. he's got a little something something about gina, our female lead, erica peeples. needless to say i tell him to be careful but know this ain't her first time at the rodeo. >> let's take a look how that rodeo goes. >> shoot, when i was a baby, she was the one that introduced me into the streets. that was before she found god and got saved. what you asking about her for