it's a buy benny in california, benny >> caller: hey, what's up, jim not much how about you?od, how are you >> not bad thank you for asking. >> caller: i have a question. >> yeah? >> caller: i've been holding novavax. >> take half your money out and take it out yesterday. how about that benny, you're not playing with the jets, okay actually, you are playing with the jets boy, are they bad? let's go to isaac in colorado, isaac? >> caller: hey, there, cramer. thanks for having me i want to start off by saying i love your vetting term. >> how do you like that? number two first time second time, long time what's up? >> caller: i'm a believer in this company and my wife works for a data pipeline company that said a large number of her clients love and use snow flake. i got snow flake at 225 and it's been volatile. with a few trading days, you know, been fighting the good fight. >> snow flake is a good company that sells at 100 times sells which is the most expensive stock. 15% is owned by warren buffet and mark i can't fight it because it's great. that, ladies and gentlemen, is th

here, you have benny goodman. almost a clarinettist. one of those big band jazz leaders. before world war ii. very popular then, but here he is in moscow. in red square. 1962. in red square. an american in red square. in 1962. just start setting off bells in your mind, an alarm, saying whoa, whoa, why is that happening? why in the world is an american in the heart of the soviet union at what's often perceived to be the peak of the tensions of the cold war? because what's going on on other side of 1962 in the cold war? >> cuban missile crisis. >> you bet. 1963. the cold war almost becomes hot. absolutely. one of those things. what else? go ahead, rob? >> a cultural war to try and overcome -- >> yes, this is happening because the soviets and the u.s. have kind of agreed to this cultural exchange so while goodman is in moscow, you've got sovietnys traveling in the united states to show us what each other was about, really. it's what that was intended to do. laura. >> you have more this idea of an arms race -- >> also a space race going on. it was 1957 that the soviets beat a

for being a feld in his 1st ever talks like match we've had the pleasure of me take the german born benny's international into hearing about his footballing fairytale. was a good young player always always played. had some. injuries . when i was young so my career as a professional was 23 and now i'm 27 and in the 1st divisions and for me it's of course it's like living green. day dreaming that this without going to see a good goal deb you are not staying heroes vs thinking. now we go from the smallest . to the bigger picture. to the well to make of the weekend there were plenty of killer reactions to all some fire and wild 1. 08. a fight in saudi arabia jokingly put them on a par with barcelona referencing their way to defeat to byron in the u.s. in ohio shocker fang club which is praying for the final whistle. and shelter fans in costa rica called david frei car a clown and want to see him replaced. meanwhile spanish sports paper mockup asks how do you win against this. bill of sports reckons byron are simply from a different planet. down under in australia one observer called the pharmac

the famous spending in bronzes in $897.00 the british launched a so-called punitive expedition to benny's city the troops looted the royal palace stealing thousands of valuable bronze and i. of reworks and distributed them to europe's major museums. for young people can see excellent through presentation of the. product. nigeria's contemporary art scene is one of the most vibrant in africa like it nneka art gallery in lagos the gallery owner. would love to see the bronze is back in the country but she's well aware of the challenges. that. the documentary stolen soul collects voices from europe and africa and ultimately poses multiple questions to which there are no easy answers. indeed well joining me now is the author of stolen soul and wood didn't from the w.'s documentary department welcome to the studio and wrote such an impressive overview of this issue you've brought us and yet it's hugely complex the scope of your film is of course so much broader than what we've seen as a visual anthropologist what were you trying setting out to do with this film i had read a lot about what europe

and artists like benny eilish the rolling stones and green day's billie joe armstrong live stream performances from their own homes for the one who will together at home charity event on the health care workers. in addition to their live streaming the publish to music video made from 60 fan videos filmed at home in the clip has around 50000 hits on you tube. i don't want. the i think a military only way to stay in touch with fans these days is by live streaming concert life. after thinking for the past gigs available online you know come. to will now take place in him this year provided not down. i know that if not they'll just keep performing on 9. ok so digital platforms are great for musicians to connect with fans and for fans to stream as much music as they want whenever they want but there's a catch companies are collecting vast quantities of personal data professor in the cauldron of the london school of economics explains more. the way we sat or jumped in front of our record player was unknown to the record companies they were blind to that now they're not the vision of markets is today

>> people asked uncle benny who was in the family. he said mama, papa, and bubba. >> i think it is exasperating. even though she was her best friend, she was the most popular girl in school, but she would not tell peggy she is doing wrong by playing a joke. i think if she was a real best friend, it would be nice to tell somebody when they are doing something wrong so they can improve it. >> they say to have a friend is to be a friend. and now we have to say goodbye to them. for there is so much more to find out about friendship. for your follow-up assignment, it's a good idea to go to the library and find out what other authors have written about friendship. i think you will probably find something -- he wrote a beautiful essay on friendship. one of you brought in. emerson. lovely essay on friendship. plays by shakespeare's sonnets and poems by shakespeare. and, as john mayfield said, he said beautifully in the last two lines of his poem "sea fever, " he said, all i ask is it merry yawn from a fellow, and a sweet dream and the long tr

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bennie thompson of mississippi, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. thompson will vote yes on the motion to table the resolution. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? ms. adams: thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by ms. wilson of florida, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. wilson will vote yes on house resolution 1148, the motion to table the privileged resolution. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from massachusetts eek recognition? for what purpose does the gentlelady from massachusetts seek recognition? ms. clark: as the member designated by ms. frankel, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. frankel will vote yes on the motion to table the resolution. as the member designated by ms. pingree, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. pippingry will vote yes -- ms. pingree will vote yes on the motion to table the resolution. and as the member designated by ms. meng, pursuant to

gets to see swing legend benny goodman were resold on the street for astronomical sums the beatles and bob dylan's concerts are legendary if you make it to carnegie hall you've really made it but how do you get there practice practice practice. literally i mean from the word go beethoven has been part of a life here as executive director and artistic director could you even imagine a world without beethoven well the silly things about him i mean he was a revolutionary in every single way because if one thinks about how people wrote music and the context for music writing music before him you know where you were basically writing music for people most of the time you were told what you have to write you only have the one set of orchestra players yes you had your last resource but you also have to keep somebody satisfied whoever's paying you i mean beethoven didn't feel he had to satisfy anybody he only wrote what he believed in he and every single form that he touched he completely transformed i mean every single aspect of what he did he changed music forever it. was what does the publi

>> bennie thompson: it's against the procurement regulations of the federal government. >> alfonsi: fishera checkered past. in 2009, the company admitted to tax fraud. they've racked up thousands of environmental and safety violations in six states, and almost $2 million in fines. do those things figure in typically when you're-- when you're deciding who should get a contract? >> thompson: fisher could potentially have been debarred from bidding on any federal contracts. but they weren't. the president made no bones about his support for fisher. and guess what? fisher got the contract. it speaks for itself. >> alfonsi: sources also told us that republican senator kevin cramer of north dakota had been aggressively trying to steer contracts to fisher sand and gravel. they say senator cramer demanded sensitive information from the army corps of engineers about competing bids. >> thompson: when some of those documents you request-- gives an individual a potential unfair advantage in the procurement process, then i think that has to be reviewed. >> alfonsi: we asked the inspector we asked the i

mustapha adib is an academic not well-known among the bennies public. he has been the lebanon ambassador in germany for years. he does have ties to the former prime minister, serving as his advisor from 2000 to 2004. it is part of the committee in charge of writing new electoral law in 2005 and 2006, and he acted as chief of cabinet. reporter: he was not well-known known to the public until now. mustapha adib has been chosen to form lebanon's next government. the former ambassador to germany's promising change at a time of deep crisis. >> we will choose a ministerial team with expertise and competency. we will carry out reforms that will put the country on the path to recovery and end the dangerous financial economic and social bleeding. reporter: mustapha adib got the majority of votes during parliamentary consultations. from the former prime minister, who heads the largest , was essential to unity. factions from a divided political landscape came together before the arrival of men were in -- emmanuel macron. >> the french president is working with the

gantz benny gantz his party members accusing netanyahu of wanting to maximize the restrictions in order to try to end these protests and as well as that netanyahu had a lot of criticism over not taking targeted measures where the hot spots are most. most increased in terms of new cases those being in israel palestinian israeli areas where indeed many mares didn't want a targeted restrictions and more help from the government but crucially an ultra-orthodox areas is ultra-orthodox parties in his coalition government they were very clear that they would not expect anything that they saw as discriminatory so weeks ago when the coronavirus czar was trying to get a very targeted measures in place that was nixed by netanyahu many feel that he was just acceding to the demands of these powerful ultra-orthodox parties so he has had a lot of political criticism and there is more coming from the opposition as well wondering how they're going to get out of this lockdown which is due to end on october the 11th and whether these measures will be enough to avert a furred lock down in the future our fo

to the next pope possible deputy benny gantz with the harris county constable's office executes judge's orders to evict we want to go israel rodriguez is the tenet at this apartment but he's not alone 20 month-old israel to his brother 4 year-old fabian and their mother. >>are some of the estimated 40 million americans facing eviction and the downward spiral of the covid economy any russian but do they get everything you need rodriguez admits he hasn't been paying rent behind thousands of dollars off on a fiction it was a lot going on there in the when he i lost my job. so to me like one to get a ton of the job. this is my cheek but i'm making with $300. >>is literally 300 on their stroller now carries their possessions is needed to kids cool because heard what seemed close them every day. >>make sure we got it will tell the paper little bit of snakes but kids what are you going to do with all of your stuff this this does stretch it turns trash because we don't have a car. we don't have. help will have nobody that can come. it will help us out right now no, but we've got a self mean the

and artists like benny eilish the rolling stones and green days but in joe armstrong live stream performances from their own homes for the one we'll together at home charity event to on the health care workers. in addition to their live streaming the publish to music video made from 60 fan videos filmed at home the clip has around 50000 hits on you tube. i don't want. the i think a military only way to stay in touch with fans these days is by live streaming concert live. after thinking for the past gigs available online you know come. to will now take place in autumn this year provided not down. if not they'll just keep performing on 9. ok so digital platforms are great for musicians to connect with fans and for fans to stream as much music as they want whenever they want but there's a catch companies are collecting vast quantities of personal data professor in the cauldron of the london school of economics explains more. the way we sat or jumped in front of our record player was unknown to the record companies they were blind to that now they're not the vision of market is today is a relatio

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benny lamb.ow is for could be on the cards hong kong?ructuring is important for the company. i think this company is very famous in the cruise business. you if you are a tourist, should know this company. i think the key point is, correct business right now has suffered a big hit from the prices. i think the cash flow issues hitting the company heavily. the key issues right now are you have to work out of restructuring. betteree the crisis get and get back to normal, the company will be ok. the best thing we see is maybe injections of new capital, that would be helpful. what other factors potentially satisfy creditors on a deal? could we expect this -- expect big discounts? >> may be. it's possible. for the moment, under this nowis, what you are seeing , no moneyy stop going in. a few want to work out a deal with the creditors, the very important thing is to look at, is it possible to at least get half of capacity back to normal? that is what i think creditors are looking at right now. is, maybe thing other new investments into the compa

nigerians envisage for the famous spending in bronzes in 897 the british launched punitive expedition to benny'scity the troops looted the royal palace stealing fowls. the valuable bronze in ivory works and distributed them to europe's major museums. for young people can see excellent reason to feel. proud of. nigeria's contemporary art scene is one of the most vibrant in africa like it nneka art gallery in lagos the gallery owner. would love to see the bronze is back in the country but she's well aware of the challenges. that. the documentary stolen soul collects voices from europe and africa and ultimately poses multiple questions to which there are no easy answers. indeed well joining me now is the author of stolen soul and wood didn't from the w.'s documentary department welcome to the studio and wrote such an impressive overview of this issue you've brought us and yet it's hugely complex the scope of your film is of course so much broader than what we've seen as a visual anthropologist what were you trying setting out to do with this film i had read a lot about what european museum experts

>> like jack benny. how old am i?g oliver, cbs news, montclair, new jersey. >>> so coming up on "cbs this morning," of course more on last night's presidential debate. cbs news senior political analyst john dickerson will have the biggest takeaways. >>> plus, only on "cbs this morning," we'll show you how augmented reality is revolutionizing military flight. >>> and we'll talk to actress jim parson and matt boehmer about "the boys in the band." >>> that's the "cbs this morning" for this wednesday. thank you so much for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a good day.

now is the oldest film festival in the world the bennis film festival and for its 77th edition it's the 1st to brave new territory as a physical event in the cove of 19 era there are strict rules for social distancing of course sparsely populated theaters and a tad less glitz and glamor than usual but the important thing is the show must go on and on it is. the 1st weekend of the venice film festival usually main stars on the red carpet for talk shows and film. and so it is this year with strict hygiene measures in place. so positive changes over 800 films in competition from female directors not quite paris heat but a new read. on sunday. tally and directed. the film tells the story of a committed socialist and feminist. called she was one of the 1st activists to speak about the exploitation of women and the situation within families. it's. on the weekend of the premier of the world should come by norwegian director more not fast small. sorry half elm is set in the 1850s on the u.s. east coast. to farmers' wives fall in love with each other and start something they don't even have a vo

to see swing legend benny goodman were resold on the street for astronomical songs the beatles and bob dylan's concerts on legendary if you make it to carnegie hall you've really made it but how do you get there practice practice practice. literally i mean from the word go beethoven has been part of our life here as executive director and artistic director could you even imagine a world without beethoven well the so many things about him i mean he was a revolutionary in every single way because if one thinks about how people wrote music and the context for music writing music before him you know where you were basically writing music for people most of the time you were told what you have to write you only had the one set of orchestra players yes you had your last resource but you also have to keep somebody satisfied whoever's paying you i mean beethoven didn't feel he had to satisfy anybody he only wrote what he believed in he every single form that he touched he completely transformed i mean every single aspect of what he did he changed music forever. what does the public like to hea

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he's due to hand over the prime ministership to his alternate prime minister current defense minister benny gantz in november next year now few people in israel expect the situation to get anywhere near that where it's much more likely and most analysts fear that there will be an election in march next year and so that is why his political currency and capital and status is extremely important and he is under considerable pressure considerable pressure not just the fact that he is of course facing the evidentiary phase of his corruption trial which starts in january but because of the really abject problem there is in this country and many put the blame for that at his door in terms of this coronavirus pandemic which we're looking at a nationwide very severe lockdown starting next week after he gets back from washington so having 2 deals to sign in washington or at least celebrate and announce obviously gives him more of a legitimate reason to be away from the country during this crisis and it gives him more to talk about in terms of his statesmanship and as you always try to support trade

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. >> now you are jack benny. communication coach breaking down those previous performances in the body language. ♪ as you get older, are you worried about staying sharp and alert? forebrain, from the harvard-educated experts at force factor, contains key ingredients to help boost memory, learning, clarity, focus, and more! rush to walmart and find forebrain, our #1 brain booster, in the vitamin aisle. >> donald trump, and going head to florence, both candidates prepare, what do past performances tell us about the strengths and weaknesses. doctor laura is here with expert pieces. let's get into it right now. let's start with candidate donald trump versus hillary clinton in october and the second debate of 2019. >> people, their lives have been destroyed for doing one fifth of what you have done. >> it is awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of law in our country. >> you would be in jail. jillian: what do you make of that? >> they are ready for a fight and that is what peo

. >> reporter: deputy benny gant executes judges' orders to evict. >> we ain't got nowhere to go. >>l rodriguez is the tenant at this apartment but he is not alone. 20-month-old israel, his brother, 4-year-old fabian, and their mother are some of the estimated 40 million americans facing eviction in the downward spiral of the covid economy. >> get everything you need. >> reporter: rodriguez admits he hasn't been paying rent, behind thousands of dollars. >> it's my fault on the eviction. when it hit i lost my job. so it took me like a month to get another job. this is my check but i ain't making it with $300. it is literally $300. >> reporter: their stroller now carries their possessions. >> it is mainly the kids' clothes because me and her just wear the same clothes almost every day. make sure we got toilet paper and a little bit of snacks for the kids. >> reporter: what are you going to do with your stuff? >> that's trash. they can throw it in the trash because we don't have a car. we don't have help. we don't have nobody that can come help us out right now. nobody. we've got oursel

nigerians in visits for the famous spending in bronzes in $897.00 the british punitive expedition to benny's city the troops looted the royal crown is stealing fair. thousands of valuable bronze in ivory works and distributed them to europe's major museums. or young people can see that some in 3 percent. of. nigeria's contemporary art scene is one of the most vibrant in africa like it nneka art gallery in lagos the gallery owner. would love to see the bronze is back in the country but she's well aware of the challenges. that. the documentary stolen soul collects voices from europe and africa and ultimately poses multiple questions to which there are no easy answers. indeed well joining me now is the author of stolen soul i would didn't from the w.'s documentary department welcome to the studio and wrote such an impressive overview of this issue you've brought us and yet it's hugely complex the scope of your film is of course so much broader than what we've seen as a visual anthropologist what were you trying setting out to do with this film i had read a lot about what european museum experts

benny's. as is rarely been seen with only a handful of chouest but the city's annual film festival opens today for its $77.00 sedition along with precautionary measures social these dancing mandatory mask wearing and temperature taking to global pandemic and international travel restrictions are so mean that fewer hollywood stars will be in attendance d.c. at a festival has done better in terms of gender parity with 8 out of 18 films in competition directed by women to many reached a competition category with jeff on high and says and tomorrow the entire world a drama about political radicalization the born this little black guy trend based on demo car to show us what's yallop on the start dignity laden desert island these are going to desire to have dogs and especially to be dashed and i'm curious about how kids must get in here almost. like. another competition film to look out for will be wife of us pie from director kiyoshi chorus our story of love in water in japan during the 1940 s. . ou

nigerians envisage for the famous spending in bronzes in $897.00 the british punitive expedition to benny's city the troops looted the royal crown is stealing food. thousands of valuable bronze and ivory works and distributed them to europe's major museums. for young people can see this excellent through presentation. of. nigeria's contemporary art scene is one of the most vibrant in africa like it nneka art gallery in lagos the gallery owner. would love to see the bronze is back in the country but she's well aware of the challenges. of the documentary stolen soul collects voices from europe and africa and ultimately poses multiple questions to which there are no easy answers. indeed well joining me now is the author of stolen soul and would different from the w.'s documentary department welcome to the studio and wrote such an impressive overview of this issue you've brought us and yet it's hugely complex the scope of your film is of course so much broader than what we've seen as a visual anthropologist what were you trying setting out to do with this film i had read a lot about what europe

. >> benny millman. >> charles m. mills, jr. >> ronald keith milstein. >> robert j.ph minervino. >> thomas mingione. >> wilbert miraille. >> domenick n. mircovich. >> rajesh arjan mirpuri. >> joseph d. mistrulli. >> susan j. miszkowicz. >> paul thomas mitchell. >> richard p. miuccio. >> jeffrey peter mladenik. >> frank v. moccia, sr. >> louis joseph modafferi. >> boyie mohammed. >> dennis mojica. >> manuel d. mojica, jr. >> kleber rolando molina. >> manuel de jesus molina. >> carl molinaro. >> justin john molisani, jr. >> brian patrick monaghan. >> franklyn monahan. >> john gerard monahan. >> kristen leigh montanaro. >> craig montano. >> michael g. montesi. >> carlos alberto montoya. >> antonio de jesus montoya valdes. >> cheryl ann monyak. >> thomas carlo moody. >> sharon moore. >> krishna v. moorthy. >> laura lee defazio morabito. >> abner morales. >> carlos manuel morales. >> paula e. morales. >> sonia mercedes morales puopolo. >> gerard p. moran, jr. >> john christopher moran. >> john michael moran. >> kathleen moran. >> lindsay stapleton morehouse. >> george wil

. >> reporter: deputy bennie gant executes orders to evict. >> we ain't got nowhere to go. >> reporterodriguez is a tenant at this apartment, but he's not alone. 20-month-old israel, his brother, fabian and his mother are some of the 40 million estimated americans facing eviction in the downward spiral of the covid pandemic. rodriguez admits he hasn't been paying rent, behind thousands of dollars. >> when it hit, i lost my job, so it took me like a month to get another job. this is my check, but i ain't making it with $300. it's literally $300. >> reporter: their stroller now carries their possessions. >> it's mainly the kids' clothes because me and her just wear the same clothes almost every day. make sure we got, you know, toilet paper and a little bit of snacks for the kids. >> reporter: what are you going to do with all your stuff? >> that's trash. they can throw it in the trash. we don't have a car. we don't have help. we don't have nobody that can come, you know, help us out right now. nobody. we got ourselves, me and the kids and her. that's it. >> reporter: how does you as law

. >> reporter: deputy benny gant with the harris county constable's office executes judge's orders toello, constable. >> we ain't got nowhere to go. >> reporter: israel rodriguez is a tenant at this apartment but he's not alone. 20-month-old israel, his brother, 4-year-old fabian, and their mother are some of the estimated 40 million americans facing eviction in the downward spiral of the covid economy. >> they were like, get everything you need. >> reporter: rodriguez admits he hasn't been paying rent, behind thousands of dollars. >> it's my fault and the eviction, it was a lot going on during the -- when it hit, i lost my job. so, it took me like a month to get another job. this is my check, but i ain't making it with $300. it's literally $300. >> reporter: their stroller, now carries their possessions. >> it's mainly the kids' clothes because me and her just wear the same clothes just almost every day, make sure we got toilet paper and a little bit of snacks for the kids. >> reporter: what are you going to do with all your stuff? >> that's trash. they can throw it in the trash beca

. >> reporter: from one houston home to the next, deputy benny gant with the harris county constable'swe ain't got nowhere to go. >> reporter: israel is the tenant but he's not alone. 20 month old israel, his brother, 4-year-old fabian and their mother are some of the estimated 40 million americans facing eviction in the downward spiral of the covid economy. >> get everything you need. >> reporter: rodriguez admits he hasn't been paying rent, behind thousands of dollars. >> it's my fault in the eviction. it was a lot going on. when it hit, i lost my job. it took me a it took me like a month to get another job. this is my check, but i ain't making it with $300. it's literally $300. their stroller now carries their possessions. >> it's mainly the kids clothes. we make sure we got toilet paper and snacks for the kids. >> what are you going to do with all your stuff? >> that's trash. we don't have a car, we don't have help, we don't have nobody that can come help us out right now. nobody. we have ourselves. >> how do you feel about seeing that family have to go? >> it's a tough situation,

my father wasn't fit to be my father this is my dad here, jacob benny.has been there since the beginning. he laid his life down for me. i would lay my life down for him. charles: bobby, i read about your life. your father was incarcerated. your mother was battling drug addiction. your father stepped in and raised you. >> thank you for having me first of all. you know i'm glad i could be a beacon of positivity for you guys. i personally just, i am who i am, you know. and i met this guy at the beginning of my career, just, totally different. i was really a wild kid. you know, i who had a lot of troubles growing up. ha he said, hey, you do this and that. over years i slowly changed this, i changed that about me. i realized i'm different. there is something to this. around so then i just kind of built from there i'm just trying to be something different for people to see. charles: well, people are seeing you. i saw the video. i was deeply moved. and i think it is the kind of story that maybe we all need to hear in this country because we've got so much triba

checkup this one right here, they show six-year-old and seven-year-old benny and kelly coblentz bringingld sub sandwich to the dublin fire station for those firefighters to have lunch. very nice thing for those kids to do. so send us your pictures, something like this, take a photo of your own and uploaded to help us honor first responders, whatever side you can make. we are honoring them all month and you can send that photo by scanning the qr code on your screen or you can go to ktvu.com/signs of support and send it there. >>> coming up in sports, 49ers head coach kyle shanahan with an update on titan george kittle the injury. plus what it is like laying in front of 60,000 and these. >>> the vallejo father of four killed by gun violence, just as the city was making a push to crack down on violent crime. >>> greeting, here's what is happening. the oakland a's the middle of the brutal stretch that is going to see them play fort gaines in about 60 hours and three different cities. they are on their way to colorado right now but before that they played the first of to come today in seattle

my 1st meeting with general i'm not shocked and it was quite pleasant for the man benny modestly came to me and said of the shots here is my speech and you know i have never given speeches before a mystery military man so why don't you look at that speech i felt that this was really very modest and very positive starting point but between that 1st meeting and the 2nd meeting which came out after the weekend and so on for 5 days later i went through google and other sources to find out about general contract. i found he was part of the raiding party that killed 3 of my dearest friends in beirut. and i thought about that and i said i'm sorry i cannot get myself to negotiate with you i mean. it's very difficult these were very close friends of mine their brothers there i don't know i don't feel like it's fair to negotiate with so i'm unsure i said but maybe he'll. we are here so that we would never repeat that. on february 19th not because shot in general shock presented us with the 1st draft of the gaza jericho agreement the draft was clearly pro israeli but promised us rewards we hadn'

. >> bret: the chairman of the house homeland security committee, bennie thompson just within the hourssued a subpoena for you to testify in this regard because he says that you are avoiding testifying. are you going to honor? >> very disappointed in that and i agreed to testify on two separate occasions in the month of august on worldwide threats and civil unrest and occurring in portland. since the time i've been nominated and the long-standing practice as you go up for a nomination, that you don't testify on those matters. what we've done we've offered the number two at the department of homeland security to testify in my place and if not, i'm happy to testify to the committee once my confirmation process goes through one way or another. we've been accommodating to the committee and unfortunately it's come down to those. >> bret: you saying the brian murphy complaint is totally made up, totally false? >> absolutely. keep in mind, this is a individual in this office if you go back to early august, i received credible and serious complaints that the ina office, intelligence office, co

. >> reporter: deputy benny gant with the constable's office executes judge's orders to evict. >> hello >> we ain't got nowhere to go. >> reporter: israel rodriguez is a tenant at this apartment but he's not alone. 20-month-old israel, his brother, 4-year-old fabian, and their mother are some of the estimated 40 million americans facing eviction in the downward spiral of the covid economy. >> get everything you need. >> reporter: rodriguez admits he hasn't been paying rent, behind thousands of dollars. >> it's my fault. there was a lot going on. when it hit, i lost my job. so it took me like a month to get another job. this is my check but i ain't making it with $300. it's literally $300. >> reporter: their stroller now carries their possessions. >> it's mainly the kids' clothes because me and her just wear the same clothes almost every day to make sure we've got toilet paper and a little bit of snacks for the kids. >> reporter: what are you going to do with all of your stuff? >> that's trash. they can throw it in the trash because we don't have a car, we don't have help, we don't have

game-time decision, have to see how my day's going not sure [ light laughter ] i do love a little eggs bennieaughter ] after trump's comments, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell tried to assure people that things would be okay he tweeted, "there will be an orderly transition, just as there has been every four years since 1792." and if recent news has taught us anything, it's that you can always count on mitch mcconnell to keep his word [ laughter ] [ applause ] seriously, even other republicans were like, "mitch, please." [ laughter ] later in the press conference, a reporter asked trump about meghan markle, basically supporting joe biden and this is what he had to say about her. >> i'm not a fan of hers and she's probably has heard that but i wish a lot of luck to harry 'cause he's going to need it >> jimmy: wow. who had meghan markle on their random trump insults bingo card, anyone [ laughter ] if you're keeping track, meghan markle's got beef with the queen of england and the president of the united states she's just one jay-z fight away from taking on the entire illuminati [ laughter

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and jack benny is the secretary of defense. (laughs) that's a great one to. also remember the seeing where michael j fox says to his family that he had gone back to 30 years before and says, that is on john f. kennedy boulevard, isn't it? and the father says, who the hell is john f. kennedy? this is 1955. >> this morning joined by barbara perry on c-span and also i'm c-span3's american history tv, as we welcome back 60 years to those televised debates. taking your phone calls for both the next 25 minutes this morning. this is joy, alexander's city, alabama, republican. good morning. >> good morning. my question. my husband called me a nerd for watching this on sunday morning before church, but my question is, given the history behind the two candidates, given they both had things in their past. nixon was angry and kennedy had personal indiscretions, if you will, and all of that. if those two candidates were to run today, how do you think they would fair given social media -- fare given social media, given that news a split-second every time you turn? that kin

and artists like benny eilish the rolling stones and green day's billie joe armstrong live stream performances from their own homes for the one who will together at home charity event to on the health care work has. in addition to their live streaming the publish to music video made from 60 found videos filmed at home the clip has around 50000 hits on you tube. via. the i think a military only way to stay in touch with fans these days is by live streaming concert life. after thinking for the past gigs available online you know come. to will now take place in autumn this year provided not down. if not they'll just keep performing on 9. ok so digital platforms are great for musicians to connect with fans and for fans to stream as much music as they want whenever they want but there's a catch companies are collecting vast quantities of personal data professor in the cauldron of the london school of economics explains more. the way we sat or jumped in front of our record player was unknown to the record companies they were blind to that now they're not the vision the market is today is a relation