carol baker got 30 years.namesake randy baker never got to meet. >> this is randall james. >> betty clings to her new baby, randy, her daughters, and her husband, but it's hard, she said, missing her dad. >> this situation has made me feel like i'm not in control of anything in my life. and the one person who made me feel like i could be in control of it was him, and i can't call him to see if i'm handling the right way or -- >> although, i must tell you, as you're sitting here talking, you've been calling on him again and again. >> i like to think that. >> and in the end, for all her smiles and boundless good manners, randy baker's daughter is just as tough as he was, maybe tougher. maybe she just doesn't know it yet. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline. " i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. >> first up on msnbc, the battle over the president's new vaccine mandates escalating right now. republican governors vowing to fight back, including one whose state just hit a new high in covid related d

secretary baker. thank you for taking time and and being with us today is the the final market is very important conference. thank you damage. i'm delighted to be with you. now since you've been a leader in so many different arenas and we're going to be talking about the lawyers leader. i think a logical place to start the conversation is how do you define the word leadership secretary baker? well, you know, i think it was the great historian james mcgregor burns. who said that leadership is a commitment to values and the perseverance to fight for those values. i think that's a pretty good description of leadership. and the toughest part of that formula is the commitment to to fight for those values and getting it done, you know in washington dc even back in the days when i was there. it's easy to kill deals. it's hard to make to get deals done. hard to make deals. and the really difficult part of leadership in my view is the doing. the knowing is really important, but it's not as tough as the doing.

baker leaks around back to "mother jones" and yahoo! news. baker has been accused of leaking too. know what i mean? it feels so circular, sol, what happened. >> it is circular, like i said. the clinton campaign, it was important to them to be able to say, wait a minute, the fbi is looking at this and you make an important point about james baker. is the fbi looking for plausible deniability here? you know, is it important for baker to be able to say, which is what the notes indicate, the contemporaneous notes to be able to say i asked whether or not, whether or not they represented anybody, whether sussman represented anybody with respect to this alfa bank report? and he said no. so was baker being a careful public servant or was he looking for plausible deniability? but there is another question, there are so many questions here be liz, what, why does a guy like sussman, what makes him able to just walz into the office of the general counsel of the fbi say i have information for you? that is highly irregular. an agent should have been brought in immediately when he did that. ther

her husband jim baker co—founded her husbandjim baker co—founded a christian tv programme, the ptl club connection with their ministry activities and sent to jail. too many americans, tammy faye baker, loved by her followers, americans, tammy faye baker, loved by herfollowers, stayed in the public consciousness as a figure of ridicule. this film takes her seriously. we can matter that was my goal. it came from first watching the documentary, i watched came from first watching the documentary, iwatched it came from first watching the documentary, i watched it about ten years ago, and i was shocked with how little i actually knew about tammy and how full of compassion and love she was. �* �* ~' ., how full of compassion and love she was. �* �* ~ ., . she was. and i didn't know much about her— she was. and i didn't know much about her beyond _ she was. and i didn't know much about her beyond the _ she was. and i didn't know much about her beyond the drama - she was. and i didn't know much about her beyond the drama and j about her beyond the drama and media sensationalism, so it was really

michael baker, thank _ those situations is. michael baker, thank you _ those situations is.| baker, thank you forjoining those situations is. michael. baker, thank you forjoining us on newsday. baker, thank you for “oining us on newsdavh if you want to get in touch with me on any of the stories so far on newsday, i am on twitter. @bbckarishma i'm looking forward to hearing from you. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: struggling to remember their letters. how school children from india's poorest communities have been hardest hit by the covid pandemic. freedom itself was attacked this morning and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. bishop tutu now becomes spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here, of the blacks in soweto township as well as the whites in their rich suburbs. we say to you today, in a loud and a clear voice, enough of blood and tears. enough! the difficult decision - we reached together was one that required great- and exceptional courage. it's an exodus of up to 60,000 people

peter baker and susan glasser. night journalist by, day thanks for coming on the broadcast. coming up for us, an update from louisiana, where hundreds of thousands of good people are still struggling without power after a week. it has been a week since hurricane ida batter that state. we'll have a report coming out. coming out taking align can help. align contains a quality probiotic to naturally help soothe digestive upsets 24/7. try align, the pros in digestive health. it's time for the biggest sale of the year, on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it helps keep you effortlessly comfortable by sensing your movements and automatically responding to both of you. and, it's temperature balancing to help you stay comfortable all night. it even tracks your circadian rhythm, so you know when you're at your best. in other words, it's the most energy-building, wellness-boosting, parent-powering, proven quality night's sleep we've ever made. don't miss the final days where all smart beds are on sale. save 50% on the new

still with us, peter baker and susan glasser. to discuss the guy you just finishing covering for so many years. the announcement of the rally in iowa, the announcement that on the anniversary of 9/11, trump is going to be guest announcing a prize fight as so many of our former presidents have chosen to do on 9/11. is this a not so soft launch for a presidential campaign? do you really think he's going to go through with it? >> well, look, i think he wants us to think he's going to go through with it, right up until the moment he really decides. he wants us to talk about him and continue to consider him to be an important force in american politics, which he is. he wants people to go to mar a lago to ask for his endorsement. the minute he says he's not running in 2024, that disappears. so even if he says he is running, that's not the final word. i don't think we'll know until after the midterms in 2022 whether he's genuinely running. he wants us to think he is up until the moment he decides for real. because otherwise, all of this

baker was a lawyer, and baker knew if you didn't write it down, it didn't exist. and the situation began to change and it became clear that they were going to have less leverage, the soviets than they had before. their economy was declining. there was chaos in their own political system, and it became very clear, yeah, we could get eastern germany into nato, it's a unifies country, and we're going to hold open the door for everybody to expand in the future. perhaps through nato, to expand so everybody can come, this common european home. as long as it has nato. the treaty was never written down, never codified, which meant the bush administration was never held to it legally, more importantly, subsequent administrations were never held to it in any way, shape or form, the clinton administration, the george w. bush administration did both push and eagerly accept nato expansion. the one thing the soviets had been told they would not have to suffer through. the one thing that they were told was going to be a symbol of their not being excluded from europe as they have

i'm not a baker. i'm a businessman.expected you to come here today and know how to make something. james: you're getting frustrated. lemonis: oh, i'm way past frustrated. james: why is that? lemonis: because you talk a lot, but then you don't show up with anything. i'm marcus lemonis, and i risk my own money to help businesses. i love investing in american businesses. woman: i just don't want anything to really change. lemonis: it's not always easy, but i do it to create jobs, and i do it to make money. do we have a deal? let's rock and roll. man: yeah! lemonis: this is "the profit." [ up-tempo music plays ] james: i'm james with james' gourmet pies, and we make the world's best gourmet sweet potato pie, and we want to serve it to the world. i started james' gourmet pies in 2017. these sweet potato pies are inspired by my grandma, and we used to sell them at churches, farmers' markets, and we grew from there. the minis are only two for $5. thank you. appreciate you. lemonis: while james sells his pies at local farmers'

the bakers' appeal was to the christian right as it was a growing force. rise of that movement that went on to have such a powerful impact on modern american political life. toronto was packed with good films. a favourite of mine being the power of the dog a great study of power in relationships and repre55ed live5, but because of being hampered by covid—19, it was not an award season where toronto could capture the limelight. that distinction belongs to venice and telluride. that brings the special awards 5eason look ahead edition of talking movies to a close. we hope you enjoyed the programme. you can reach us online. and you can find us on facebook and twitter. so, from me, tom brook and the rest of the talking movies production team here in toronto, it is goodbye as we leave you with a clip from becoming led zeppelin a documentary portrait of the band that was shown at the venice film festival. # in the days of my youth i was told what it means to be a man # now i've reached that age i tried to do all those # # #########things the best i can # no matte

baker was a lawyer. baker knew, if you did not write it down it did not exist.and the situation began to change. it became clear that they were going to have less leverage, the soviets, than they had before. their economy was declining. there was chaos in their own political system. and it became very clear that, we can get eastern germany into nato. that makes a lot of sense. it seems logical, it's a unified country. and we will hold open the door for everybody to expand in the future perhaps through nato. so that everybody can come. this common european home. we do not mind that idea as long as it has nato which allows us to be there as well. the treaty was never written down. it was never codified. that meant the bush administration was never held to it legally. but more importantly, subsequent administrations were never held to it in any way, shape or form. and as we know, subsequent administrations, the clinton administration, the george w. bush administration, did both bush and eagerly accept nato exit -- expansion. but one thing the soviets have been told

norman baker, thank you very much indeed- — party.orman baker, thank you very much indeed. just distress, - party. norman baker, thank you very much indeed. just distress, the - much indeed. just distress, the saudi businessman involved, mahfouz marei mubarak bin mahfouz, has denied any wrongdoing whatsoever. to afghanistan, where economic and social uncertainty is growing as the country still awaits an announcement of the new taliban government. it had been expected earlier this week, but no reason has been given for the apparent delay. meanwhile, taliban fighters have been accused of using pepper spray, tear gas and violence to break up a demonstration in kabul held by a group of women demanding rights under the new regime. courtney bembridge reports. women in capital demanding rights and a voice in government said they were met with violence. translation: were met with violence. tuna/mom- were met with violence. translation: ., ., translation: the caliban hit women with electric tasers _ translation: the caliban hit women with elec

baker. >> ms. rinaldo, i want to ask you, the shift to o-ran, what does that mean for barriers to entry into the wireless industry? >> well, i think what we've seen over the past 20 years in the vendor community, there's been so little venture capital money because the barriers for entry has been so high. by standardizing the interfaces, we've already seen so many new startups that have come into the marketplace. if you were an engineer and had the best greatest idea for a radio, and you could only sell your product to a handful of companies, and you have a ten-year life cycle, are you going to put that energy into that radio or look somewhere else? now all of a sudden you can sell to carriers, private networks, your pool of customers has grown exponentially. and, again, what we've seen is the additional competition in this space is spurring innovation as well. so competition equals innovation and it's going to bring costs down at the end of the day. >> well said, thank you. that is great. let me a

but he goes to baker with this information.t represent he was coming there on behalf of any client. problem for susman, his being entries have clinton foundation or general political advice. so that's a problem for him because he's now been charged with lying to the fbi. that's a crime. you can go to jail for that. people have gone to jail for that. big picture, though, this falls short of the promise of the investigation. all along we has been told that this was going to be some massive, explosive, deep state conspiracy. that is not this. it is still an indictment. it is still serious for susman. he had to resign from his firm because of this, but it is a far cry from what the former president and the former attorney general cooked up for this investigation. >> just to show people what you're talking about here and i don't want to diminish lying to the fbi if he is convicted of that as we said all along, that's not just a process crime, it's a crime. >> yes. >> but this was supposed to be, according to many including the forme

baker? >> yeah, i think the challenge that we all rely on silicone and obviously the chips program bringing chip manufacturing and that back to the u.s. at the end of the day is where are the fundamental resources coming from in terms of actually getting the silicon chips. at the end of the day we need the supply chain back in the u.s. and controlled in the right way. >> ms. rinaldo, the part about what can congress do to move us in the right direction for domestic production, what can we do more of? >> yes. at the coalition we support fully funding the us technology act. it will not only go to production in the united states but also provide secretary of state assistance to developing nations around the world. we also focus on public and private relationships, how the government can work together and in international cooperation. >> mr. chair, the only thing i'll say before i yield back my time is we need to think about the minerals, the critical elements we have available in this country b

baker was a lawyer. and baker knew if he didn't write it down, it didn't exist.o change and became clear they were going to have less leverage, the soviets, than they did before. economy was declining and became clear that, we can get eastern germany into nato. and we're going to hold open the door for everybody to expand in the future, perhaps through nato, so they can come to this common european home. as long as it has nato, which allos us to be there too. the treaty was never written down, never codified, which meant the bush administration was never held to it legally. and subsequent administrations, the clinton administration, did both push and eagerly accept nato expansion. one thing the soviets have been told they would not have to suffer through. the one thing they were told was going to be a symbol of their not being excluded from europe as they have in the past. in fact, in one critical moment, mikale gorbachev said we'd like to join nato too. we're still in the height of the cold war. we want to join nato too. he doesn't really give one. he also doesn

russet baker potato, number one sold for a reason. of course there are so much to choose from. but when you want to make those french fries, this is the one. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> let's check your forecast with mary. >>> i am tracking that rain, cold front pushing across far northern california, california oregon border on high def doppler and even lightning strikes just offshore. a closer view, you see the wet weather from crescent city, eureka as well as fort bragg. there we go as you can see the activity lighting up our radar screen here on high def doppler. as we go through our afternoon, we will see this cold front pushing across the bay area. here we are at 3:00 p.m. you see scattered activity for north bay, stopping the clock at 6:00 p.m., still looking at showers pushing through. i guess the best chance would be north of the golden gate but as you see even by 9:00 p.m. we are looking at showers possible as we go through even this evening. here we are with isolated showers at 10:00 p.m. we are going to see that sunshine though as we look to t

not far from where miranda baker picked up this man. so of course, we don't know the connection. but that is certainly an interesting note that she made in her tiktok video, john. >> randi kaye for us on the scene. one-half of this story, randi kaye, thank you very much. >>> let's now go to cnn's leyla santiago in venice, florida, not far from where police have been conducting a search for brian laundrie. leyla, what's the latest? authorities -- do they think they are any closer to finding him? >> reporter: well, john, the teams have ended the search for today. but here's what we noticed for sure. we saw much of what we saw over the weekend. right? the atvs, the choppers. but just more of them. more k-9 units. more resources being poured in here. the fbi clearly taking a lead. as for are they any closer to finding them? this is a process of elimination for them. they -- they didn't have anything of note today. but at least they are ruling out where he is not. and -- and remember, this is a vast area. lots of wooildlife here. very swampy area. so every time you see crews coming ou

my name is miranda baker and on august 29th, my boyfriend and i picked up brian at grand teton national park at 5:30 at night. um, i am hoping this can help someone identify him. >> reporter: that is miranda baker sharing her story on social media about she believes she and her boyfriend picked up gabby petito's fiance, brian laundrie, when he was hitchhiking. >> we picked him up like i said at 5:30. he approached us asking for a ride because he needed to go to jackson, which we were going to jackson that night. so i said, you know, hop in. um, he hopped in the back of my jeep. we then, you know, proceeded to make small talk. >> reporter: she says the chance encounter happened on august 29th, five days after gabby last facetimed her family. miranda says before he got in her jeep, the man offered to pay her $200 for the ride. she says he offered this explanation for what he was doing out there on his own. >> he then told us he's been camping for multiple days without his fiancee. he did say he had a fiancee. and that she was working on their social media page back at their van. >> report

i've only ever wanted to be a baker.that little girl's dream turned into a passion that one prevent competitions took her to le cordon bleu, the bouchon bakery and french laundry, and three years ago it took her two first street, indonesia, where dreams became a reality when she opened one house bakery. we make everything fresh. here we mill our own flower. we do our fresh crystals every day. fresh bread, savory food, sweet food, everything you could think of pretty much. um my parents are my business partners here. it is all about food and family, the one she has, and the one she created. she literally puts everything she has into this place. um because it's her dream and she cares about it and everyone and our community when covid hit last year prevented everything she could to keep the business going. and to keep them all safe with masks, sanitizers in strict protocols. i was so concerned about parents were going to get it and, you know so concerned my staff was going to get it and. it's like i was the one who got it.

back, welcome back baker.ex thank you very much kennedy. happy, happy, happy birthday. kennedy: thank you. >> you do not look a day over 31. kennedy: i am 28, mike,. [inaudible] group work seems like just yesterday. yesterday was 48. [laughter] the 40s are the new 50s unaware of going with that. we got an interesting mix of people in the taliban government. kennedy: really? >> is a very diverse group. my favorite stories of our 2021 even with all the pandemic news and the bizarreness of that situation, my favorite is what appears to be genuine bewilderment or surprised by the biden administration, the un and others by the lack of women in the taliban government. i don't know what and that so entertaining. good god that cannot be serious when they talk about they've been discussing this with the taliban leadership in our efforts diplomacy to be more inclusive. it is about as bizarre and so rare as it comes. kennedy: mattel that is going to go, who are the foremost pistol off of people we can task to be the face

phil scott in vermont, charlie baker in massachusetts, larry hogan in maryland. i work for all these guys. i love them. but here's the thing. they're so out of touch with their own party, they can't pick their state party chairman. you know from your years in

phil from des moines, charlie baker in massachusetts, larry hooker in maryland. i worked for all of these. guys i love. them but here's the thing, they are so out of touch with their own party, they can't take their state party chairman. and you know for years in

he goes to the fbi james baker, oh i have this interesting information that donald trump

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matt damon's character bill baker — you! matt damon's character bill baker becomes - you! larger—than—life american blue—collar worker definitely sticks out in a very french surroundings. damon worked hard to get the role right. the character _ to get the role right. the character was _ to get the role right. the character was not - to get the role right. tt2 character was not something i had seen before, a roughneck from oklahoma, that is a very specific thing. and it was really going down there and researching and spending time with those guys was really... interesting and kind of critical to getting this guy right. critical to getting this guy ri . ht. ., , right. in the movie it is really well _ right. in the movie it is really well observed, i right. in the movie it is| really well observed, do right. in the movie it is i really well observed, do you think part of the enjoyment is actually seeing your character as a kind of fish out of water? yeah, but in a real way, but in a hollywood movie way. like na, the character that i play very specific thing, and to sort of p

laura baker there on that developing _ months.oping story -- - months. laura baker there on| that developing story -- laura that developing story —— laura bicker. thank you forjoining us. we will be bringing you updates as we get them from the region. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. the army has been put on standby to help ease pressure on petrol stations and deliver fuel to where it is most needed. meanwhile, the uk fuel industry has issued a joint statement saying it expects demand for petrol to return to normal in the coming days. a federaljudge in the united states has approved the unconditional release ofjohn hinckley, the man who shot the former president ronald reagan in an assassination attempt in 1981. he is now 66 years old. facebook says it's suspending work on its plan to make a version of instagram aimed at pre—teenage children. instagram's boss said the project, which would have created a parentally—supervised version of the app for younger children, was widely misunderstood. in the past cou

i've only ever wanted to be a baker.that little girl's dream turned into a passion that one prevent competitions took her to le cordon bleu, the bouchon bakery and french laundry, and three years ago it took her two first street, indonesia, where dreams became a reality when she opened one house bakery. we make everything fresh. here we mill our own flower. we do our fresh crystals every day. fresh bread. uh savory food, sweet food, everythi you could think of pretty much. um my parents are my business partners here. it is all about food and family, the one she has, and the one she created. she literally puts everything she has into this place. um because it's her dream and she cares about it and everyone and our community when covid hit last year prevented everything she could to keep the business going and to keep them all safe with masks, sanitizers and strict protocols. i was so concerned to my parents were going to get it and, you know so concerned my staff was going to get it. and it's like i was the one who got it

peter baker, how to put this politely. there are white house baids who have spent less final in the oval office than senator sinema these days, to say nothing of manchin and the president. they have these two volts coming up. if one or both should go down, it won't be for lack of outside reach on the part of the white house or is that correct? >> no. i think that's right, although you hear some complaints about the president himself ought to be more personally involved. he had moderates and progressives to the white house last week but didn't have them together. he's been obviously on the phone, you point out with nancy pelosi, that baseball game tonight. there are others who want him to be more hands on. this is a president who's been in the senate for 36 years, vice president for eight years. he understands when to lay in and when not. what he has told aides in the past, you get one chance as president to put pressure on the way only he can put the pressure on. so he may be trying to say to himself, whenever the closing

with that, let's bring in our stellar starting line on this wednesday night peter baker veteran and our chief white house correspondent for the new york times, claire mccaskill former democratic senator from the great state of emergency, eugene robinson-winning column is for the washington post, indeed good evening and welcome to you all. peter will start with your beat. what do we know about these meetings today? how they went? and the fix joe biden science himself in presently? >> well he is an infected, because the fact that he has gambled so much of his presidency on this very narrow window that got in front of us in the next few weeks, the 3.5 trillion dollar bill is not just about spending, it's about a lot of different legislative priority that he's wrapping into a single measure. it's as if that is entire no deal would just fit into one, bill it's not just spending, it's on community college for students, it's childcare for parents, it's climate legislation. he wanted to include immigration legislation. but will refining there of course, is the re--- among his own democrats but

for eight popular sites including lands and baker beach as ktvu santa calcium a reports the trying toosts of the bigger crowds. the golden gate national recreation area draws crowds to china beach baker beach and other sites for the scenery but the national park service says bigger crowds are coming with bigger costs for more trash removal beach cleanup traffic control and janitor services there's so much trash and like the- the dumpster there is just over flowing all the time now. national park officials now are proposing a new parking fee of three dollars an hour with a maximum of ten dollars per day to me that sounds a little steep especially if you're somebody who comes a watchdog every day. park officials say the fee would help with expenses and other needed repairs to roads trails and other structures along with baker beach other proposed sites include parking lots at china beach in the seacliff neighborhood lands end lookout parking lot. sutro heights lot across the street it also would include stinson beach and rodeo beach in marin county tax feel like it makes it less of a pu

i'm hoping this can help someone identify him. >> reporter: that's miranda baker sharing her story onmedia about how she believes she and her boyfriend picked up gabby petito's fiance, brian laundrie, when i was hitchhiking. >> he approached us asking us for a ride because he needs it to go to jackson, which we were going to jackson that night. i said hop in. he hops in the back of my jeep. we then, you know, proceeded to make small talk. >> reporter: she says the chance encounter happened on august 29th, five days after gabby last facetimed her family. miranda says before he got in her jeep, the man offered to pay her $200 for the ride. she says he offered this explanation for what he was doing out there on his own. >> he then told us he's been camping for multiple days without his fiancee. he did say he had a fiancee, and that she was working on their social media page back at their van. >> reporter: this is colter bay where miranda baker says she picked up brian laundrie. it's about 17 miles from the entrance of the spread creek camping area. miranda says brian laundrie was carryin

he didn't go just to anybody, he went to jim baker, the same jim baker that gave the information aboutr took information that we know was not accurate and sent it on to the investigative team. i'm curious what jim baker has to say about this. he has to be a witness in this case. he received the information and supposedly didn't know who sussmann was representing. >> martha: and when jim comey put the story out there so it ended up in the press. you see the circle how it works. jim jordan, thanks very much, congressman. >> thank you. >> martha: so we have breaking news just coming in outside of memphis, tennessee. the firefighters police department responding to a shooting at a kroger grocery store. reports of multiple shots. very few details about this. just really starting to come in. memphis police department says they're assisting the collierville police with securing that scene. we will keep a close eye on developments there as that story continues to unfold today. so a lot going on this afternoon. that is "the story" for us for today, thursday, september 23, 2021. the story goes o

baker. they separated a while, he was hiking alone.n and why did he feel he needed to evade authorities. those are going to be questions in the event he is brought back safely that everyone is going to want to know. if there is an innocent explanation, you stay and explain. you don't run and hide. >> in terms of them not being able to immediately be able to say how gabby was killed, i am told my several different forensic experts that you and i both know that that makes it very likely that it wasn't an obvious thing. it wasn't a gunshot to the head or a massive chest wound or a multiple stabbing, that it probably goes to the categories of blunt force trauma and ligature marks, meaning some form of strangulation, which are also particular crimes of passion. and if it is something that is a more relatable idea of passion, that starts to point at the fiance because it suggests, well, who would have been that angry with her? probably someone she knows. >> yeah, i would agree with that. but i think at the end of the day, prosecutors are jus

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