by far not over in fact just yesterday the number of new cases hit a new record of 338000 pillow billy so if this is continuing and especially the global south as being more effective this time the numbers we're talking about 421135 1000000 people suffering from a huge insecurity and clearly according to the committee the number expecting 2020 to be increasing that's right it's quite interesting to think about one thing the in the announcement towards the end of it was. and said this is something you know this mission is something that the entire world ought to be able to get behind and i think that is interesting that they did choose this organization because it is quite likely to be a less controversial award it is more neutral i doubt this was there's a lot of wisdom in this choice to that degree that this is an organization no matter what your political stripe you can get behind this i think it's an interesting choice from that point of view because the world is polarized the debate around the world health organization is polarized you know the united states just pulled out of it this

so i thought oh, no. he comes over and he goes, "kirk, this is billy crystal. say hello to billy crystal." er and applause ] so i said, i'm sorry. and jerry said oh, stop it. come on, kirk, he's hotter than you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you, billy. it is always so much fun talking to you. i appreciate it. billy's commercial will drop, as they say, tomorrow. the great billy crystal, everybody. we'll be back with jaime harrison. ♪ ♪dy-na-na-na, na-na, na-na, eh♪ ♪dy-na-na-na, na-na, na-na, eh♪ ♪dy-na-na-na, na-na, na-na, eh♪ ♪light it up, dynamite ♪shining through the city with a little funk and soul♪ ♪so i'ma light it up like dynamite♪ ♪'cause, ah-ah,♪ ♪shining through the city with a little funk and soul♪ ♪i'ma light it up like dynamite, whoa♪ is now even more powerful. the stronger, lasts-longer energizer max. the stronger, lasts-longer good mormore treatment? we're going to try something different today. hi! awwww, so pretty. dogs bring out the good in us. pedigree® brings out the good in them. do i use a toothpaste that or one that's good for my teeth? now i don't have to choose. cre

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i love the excitement, the thrill, so that was what billy hobbs is all about. then i contacted the man to berg family. he was quite opposite from billy . whereas billy was all excitement and action, he had a good time dating girls and things like that. eugene was someone you called eugene comey you did not say jean.ean -- it was serious, studious, he loved reading books. he wanted to be a writer. he wrote some columns for the michigan daily paper. he had a sharp wit. not the kind that said i have a great story. and comment on what people were doing. his stories were all about social ear -- social ills of the time. he wrote a short story about a lynching in georgia and that evils of that and another story about a young soldier who went off to training camp and came home with a sharpshooter metal and was bragging to his mom. he said don't worry, we are only shooting at targets. so eugene was the serious one. delete wanted to get into tohter aircraft specifically match his skills with the japanese pilots in aerial combat. eugene got into fighters because he did no

team leader, traded places with that other team because he said billy needs one more mission for promotion to lieutenant. he was an ensign. so will you switch with me? the other team was happy to switch. billy was not necessarily overwhelmed with joy, but it was arranged and off they went even though one of the pilots said is this really necessary? they took off a little after 4:00 in the morning. the 12 hellcat did. a cloudy day. as he got closer to japan, two of the 12 hellcats were ordered to a higher altitude so they could relay messages to and from the carrier yorktown. so now the hellcat number was down to 10 that proceeded down to the target. after that, a team of four led by a guy named marvin oden got lost and his team became lost in they said a finger of overcast. i was never sure what to make of that. it doesn't sound like a very cloudy area, but he became lost and those four planes were now gone. hellcat number was down to six that continued toward their target, which on the map that was showing is just south of tokyo. a little bit to the northeast of the dotted line there. they continued on toward tokyo and as t

can we find billy hobbes? etc. etc. so they did know the location of many of these, and they would go out and check to see, maybe they were shot down and captured and maybe they were still alive. unfortunately, that did not pan out. jeremy: did any of the men leave -- did any ofment the men comment or leave journals about the potential of striking their own comrades? john: no specific comment i came across. i read a lot of diaries and letters, and i did not see one. jeremy: great. i see our wonderful helpers, chrissy and kate, have just put a link to your book in our store. that is on our website or, supporting the museum's educational mission. we hope you check that out. we have a question from anthony, who was watching the zoom here. do we know whether the japanese pilots who attacked our planes knew that the emperor had surrendered before they took off? how much after the broadcast of the emperor's surrender message did the dogfight occur? john: yeah. the high likelihood is how i will put it. i cannot say with 100% cert

he actually did an extra shift to stay there with billy. soto him, people, you know, having a conversation with them, people actually taking the time out to make sure that he was all right. you want a point at this time to be able to celebrate and remember his life, as well. will you get a chance to do that? we'll get the opportunity to laugh at the things that he did — and, as a brother, i've got many tales and stories to tell about him — but also remember what he did for people, you know — why he was, you know, such a remarkable man because of what he did for people and the fights that he fought on behalf of people and the things that he gave and he never took back. at the time that he died, there was a protest or demonstration in liverpool — people saying that, you know, this was perhaps a hoax. so what do you say when you see that? it's frustrating and it makes me angry. it makes me angry because i see and feeland hearand i get lots of messages every single day, every single week about the sacrifices that doctors and nurses and front—line

emily: would you go so far as to d,y that the other "c" wor the coronavirus has been weaponized in this election? billyk so. i think regrettably so. it would have been nice to see this as a galvanizing moment for the president, as we saw george w. bush post 9/11. to really bring the country together over a common enemy and a common threat, and we would all work together to defeat and to basically make a healthier community for ourselves, our families and neighbors. unfortunately, he went the other way with it. i think that is not playing well on the ground here in florida. emily: now, you explore the revenge vote sentiment in florida. i'd love if you could explain that and tell us whether you think we are going to see a big revenge vote turnout in this election. billy: yes. vote whiched revenge really came as a result of what you mentioned earlier, the elian gonzalez saga in miami-dade. cuban-american voters really turned away, who actually supported the clinton-gore ticket, really turned against not really al gore, per se, who had already separated from the administration and supported gonzalez stayin

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so the setup with schools and lilian or billy went to school 30 miles away. and while my grandfather turned a delivery truck in a school bus and took people to their phones for them. >> so here is a delivery bus. so it was a store produce. that they turned into a delivery bus. and there are some kids and their school. here's another class, they had throughout that period. you know, not only were kids expelled, but teachers who are witnesses and didn't want to leak the flag salute for the class were also being fired. >> yes, they were. >> so it was a convenient opportunity. of course, the teacher in one of the schools. so you get an idea, it was pretty widespread, quite a few students went through this. so in february of 1938, that's when your grandfather, your mom's dad went through federal court in philadelphia arguing that the school board had violated her kids first amendment rights. their religious beliefs and free speech. now the school superintendent, was mentioned by -- stronger disciplined it supported mandatory saluting. there was a little exchange wi

billy: i think so, and it's becoming more difficult to reconcile as larger numbers of republican senators up for reelection find themselves in tight races. is stimulus something they need? that is a decision they have to make. also, trump wants it. as far as he goes, so do some of these races. the majority leader may have to think about that. opens uplthough that all sorts of possibilities. if he helps the president but hurts some of his senators, that is not the best outcome for him either. would he rather hold onto the senate and give up the white house, vice versa? billy: that is the rubik's cube. does helping senators who are not deficit hawks and don't want largest spending, are they helped by not doing a package? or other senators who desperately need some stimulus in their state to help boost them, is that the way to go? he is making all of the calculations and who knows how they are going behind closed doors. meantime, nancy pelosi also has to decide whether she will give in on a few things. is it in her interest to give up on anything, whether it be language about contact tracing

soledad: the films director, billy corbin, joins us from miami. so nice to have you. t's take a step back. what can we take from the bush-gore election, election night and all that followed that is applicable today in 2020? billy: the 2000 presidential election and florida recount was the loss of innocence. those of us who are alive for it began to distrust many of our institutions, be at the media, the electoral college, the united states supreme court. i think that rift or that fault line that broke really in south florida in 2000, set a tone for partisan politics in this century. and i think it cracked wider and deeper over the last 20 years, and really defines where we are now. soledad: we know that bush-gore was decided by 537 votes, hence the title. after supper recounts. what was your conclusion at the end of completing this documentary? billy: the lessons are elections matter. your vote matters. you need to vote. not only in presidential elections but in down ballot ray says. because a lot of these local officials have a very influential part. elections are run

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we had yesterday and indian foreign ministers flight and just for and so billy i think a pity was went to see it go forward but it was a pretty grueling schedule. i think the sector spent 20 hours on the ground before turning red and coming back year. for us the quad, this really does represent an understanding among our four countries about the need for democracy, liberals, economy such as yourselves to get together and discuss our shared values come to discuss our shared interests, to discuss ways in which we can cooperate to address the challenges we all face in the region and around the world. >> thanks for the excellent overview. really appreciate the outstanding readout. let me just since his is show primarily focused on korea but also obviously northeast asian and asian writ large security issues, geopolitical issues, what should the koreans take away from this? what should seoul take away from this in terms of new japanese prime minister, obviously something that comes to top of mind is so tokyo relations and the trilateral relationship between washington-seoul and tokyo. >> i

i know that's what i'm doing with my so billy king being careful and thoughtful and this is again is no time to let our we need to ensure that we're wearing these masks social distancing and avoiding groups unfortunately, that means a large family groups as well. >>all right doctor grant colfax with san francisco city and county we appreciate your time and we'll hope to see the city move in the direction that it has thanks so much with thank you so much, but i. now coming up next how one teacher in central california is bringing joy to his students all chalk >>back in the spring of mdesto teacher found a creative way to stay connected to his students a while they were distance learning. now that they're back in the classroom he's bringing his artistic abilities to the blacktop teacher philip loss of works directly with students with special needs on the first transition to distance learning in the spring. he instituted a fun friday is where he would lead his students in a chalk drawing lesson. mistress a nato says it was a way to let them know they were all in this together. >>the wo

he actually did an extra shift to stay there with billy. sople have "rediscovered the pleasure of reading" in lockdown, publisher bloomsbury has said, after reporting its best half—year profits since 2008. our business presenter ramzan karmali is with me. bloomsbury have said that we have rediscovered the pleasure of reading. their profits are about £4 million this year. their best result since 2008. i have been buying loads of book super lockdown. since 2008. i have been buying loads of book super lockdownlj since 2008. i have been buying loads of book super lockdown. i have small children so i have a bank a lot of books, as well. it is notjust fiction, it is things like cookbooks, as well. we can speak to james dons, the managing director of waterstones. is this something you are seeing at waterstones as well? it is. unfortunately, a lot of educational books, which children may not appreciate quite so much! bloomsbury are a big publisher, you area bloomsbury are a big publisher, you are a book shop, it is hard for people during these restric

and billy it is not so much about the cia director but the relationship to the white house and the president. do you agree? >> thank you for your kind words because what i really tried to do above all else is to humanize these directors and with his cast of characters those that were the quintessential cia director is a james bond character cigarette in one hand and the dry martini and another to walk into the oval office to tell lbj the domino theory was god and then going forward to me was the corleone of the cia and then you have okc and an amazing cast the characters all the way up to gina haskell the first woman to run the cia. the book focuses a lot on the relationship between the president and the cia director it's almost an impossible balancing act for a cia director because he or she have to tell the president a hard truth will also keeping the president's ear that is a tough challenge in the best of times and in the current times is practically mission impossible. >> i saw the call me from over the weekend? but it's one of the things that the relationship is generally and how much

tell us a little bit more about those 2 laureates again to us americans right that's right monica so paul billy graham and robert wilson they're extremely experienced i could demick for the life of work behind them in this field so as as we saw there in the piece 72 years old an 83 years old or around quite a long time specifically the academy have given them the nobel prize for their work and the area of auction theory and that might sound a 1st like something that's not very exciting really but it is quite an important business and one of the areas in which their work has been particularly influential the model which the united states federal communications commission uses to do its spectrum auction that would be auctioned for contracts on the communications spectrum whether that's wireless or television licenses the model that these 2 men come up with is used and has been used for years for the so it's you know they've already been seen as very significant figures in this field in some respects this award is a recognition of that lifelong work all right so they really created a hands on solu

billy to take a polygraph. >> did you inflict any injuries to the victim on march 24th? >> no. >> reporter: the results were inconclusive. not sofor billy and that alibi? it just kind of sat there unchecked. until finally a year later lieutenant tavizon did some checking and confirmed his alibi was absolutely solid, though, when we tracked him down, he said this -- >> they never did in my mind ever really truly suspect me because i had such an alibi. >> i hate to say it but i've looked at what they were saying. you were their number-one person of interest. at least one investigator's number-one person of interest. >> they never told me that. >> reporter: billy also found any suggestion he was too close to cassy particularly offensive. >> absolutely never even thought in my mind to have had a relationship with cassy. not even a little bit. treated her like a daughter. >> reporter: why take off for alaska after the murder. >> got a lucrative job offer up there so i took it. not even thinking of -- >> reporter: that it would look bad. >> yeah, why would it look bad? >> reporter: he felt the same about the carpet he ripped up in ca

that the message was lost exactly the same in france you know so what we have to dealing here. and those fundamental. in billy of. democracy. there is land there are again probably been young and so on simply escaping the direction. we don't yet clear. brink. i've seen. the mental vision to change in the. past if you just. let me just to quickly jump in parts of it there's a lack of representation among politicians many people have different views as we know but when you look at the people you've got to choose between there's not much difference between morally to sort of him i would add or him over there with this posse of that party there's not a great broad range of people to change from. this group but i think the dispensed is because it's no longer. republicans in the united states but. usually being close to. or. in the. right and this is not just a struggle. between. the right in the way really is really very similar to. my distrust the coalition i distrust the very presentational. in some sense. they are right we should always remember that liberal. democracy is not a neutral screen in the only strugg

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so much for watching. i'm ama daetz. and i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. and right now on jimmy kimmel billy crystal. ere already closed due to the pandemic. >>> so back to the vice presidential debate and that fly that landed on the vice president's head. >> it happened about ten minutes from the end of the event. the fly landed on pence and stayed there undisturbed for about two minutes. flies have quite a recent political history. >> four years ago a fly briefly landed on hillary clinton during a debate against now president trump. and another fly harassed mike bloomberg during his dnc speech this year. >> the biden campaign is fund-raising off last night's incident, saying pitch in $5 to help this campaign fly. it's also selling a truth over flies flyswatter on its campaign website. twitter went nuts with this. >> they did. it's funny because i always say that's what we do. there's a serious thing going and like we see a fly. >> squirrel? fly? >> right. >> i will say though i was watching the debate and i looked away, so i didn't see the fly land on his head. i was like what is that? and then i co

strikes from enders and billy's flying through the air so that just makes it that much challenging for our fire crews out there. >>yeah mer the wind earlier today blowing from the north correct me if i'm wrong that means the fire that's burning up in the angwin area. now all of sudden the smoke and the fire is heading south toward your location. we certainly have plenty of smoke here in san francisco, so how are the residents dealing with all of this right now they got to be on edge. >>there's definitely a high level of anxiety and concern as we are continuing to put out message aimed to make sure folks are up to date or where fires are and where fires are social media could be a good asset can also be a liability in times like this sometimes people think they see something and start to report it may not be accurate. so we have to tell you all feel not the working with cal fire in our county emergency operations teams continue to get out highly accurate or complete information to try to give people a little bit comfort. you know it's the the the not understanding what's going to happen

and so i don't mean to. in billy d. of liberal democracy do we used to function there is a lesser of again probably been your own enjoy on been simply. in the direction. we don't yet share a beer with a. how do we bring the 2 together we was just kind. of a state slave bush which can even be formally less democratic more. why not but somehow they actually. read. in your. book i will return to cope with 990 because with the corona virus on the rampage across europe once again countries a further tightening restrictions as they attempt to hold back the invisible enemy is lean spain are the latest countries to impose curfews although with many now suffering to take after months of measures impacting their lives the new moves aren't going down well as peter all of explains. italy and spain are the latest nations to put in place new restrictions on their populations in an attempt to try and get the number of covert 19 infections down in italy they've seen the number of cases double each week over the last 3 weeks in spain th

support of the democrats and the rich to encourage twisting to the left so go figure all the boys and supporters include. taylor swift billy irish the list obviously goes on and i mean there obviously are some artists who have have supported a 2nd round for trump that's right including 50 cent who has been complaining about the fight against. tax rates for high earners he said he didn't want to become 20 cent but he since backtracked a bit on that. oscar winning actor jon voight trump posting his message on social media he said that. was evil and finally standing up for trump kid rock he tweeted picture him self with trump on the golf course earlier and he had found a rally in michigan oh i have to see who has the most to sing about when the polls close next tuesday thank you very much adrian for bringing us that background on voters or artists against and for trump obviously kennedy thanks very much thank you. for the cannes film festival for 2020 was dealt a massive blow when widespread european long downs in the spring forced its cancellation last may organizers didn't want to forgo the event entirely though and so desp

support of the democrats and the rich to encourage twisting to the left so go figure boyton supporters include. taylor swift billyirish the list obviously goes on and i mean there obviously are some artists who have have supported a 2nd round for trump that's right including 50 cent who has been complaining about the fight against. tax rates for high earners he said he didn't want to become 20 cent but he since backtracked a bit on the violence. oscar winning actor jon voight has sparked trump posting his message on social media he said the boy was evil and finally standing up for trump's kid rock he tweeted picture him self with trump on the golf course and he had found a rally in michigan oh i have to say who has the most to sing about when the polls close next tuesday thank you very much adrian for bringing us that background on voters or artists against and for trump obviously kennedy thanks very much thank you. all the cannes film festival for 2020 was dealt a massive blow when widespread european lockdowns in the spring forced its cancellation last may organizers didn't want to forgo the event entirely thou

so what we are dealing here. in the main. in billy d. of. democracy doing it used to function there is a land there are again probably being your own insurance simply escape route and the duration of it is that we don't get fairly clear way. how do we bring the do together i've seen people in tunisia to change in the democracy chests we should always remember that liberal presentation of democracy is not a neutral screen in the only struggle east is there a group. including the morrow going there already. and it's sad. no matter how just. misses some day means. we was going to find. a state. which can even be formally less democratic moral. why not but we somehow they actually interact with dog obedience even as the insults not strong enough to leave those new well listen i didn't dare try it in the future is not democracy or. it is. no use in sounding it's. the rest of the world war torn region of nagorno-karabakh is stating with rising interactions and he ceasefire between our mania anticipation has given some hope for the local health sys

support of the democrats and the image to encourage twisting to the left so go figure all the boys and supporters include. taylor swift billyish the list obviously goes on and i mean there obviously are some artists who have have supported a 2nd round for trump that's right including 50 cent who has been complaining about the means. tax rates for high earners he said he didn't want to become 20 cent but he's since backtracked a bit on violence. oscar winning actor jon voight has sparked trump posting his message on social media he said that. was evil and finally standing up for trump kid rock he tweeted picture him self with trump on the golf course earlier and he had found a rally in michigan oh i have to say who has the most to sing about when the polls close next tuesday thank you very much adrian for bringing us that background on voters or artists against and for trump obviously adrian kennedy thanks very much thank you. all the cannes film festival for 2020 was dealt a massive blow when widespread european lockdowns in the spring forced its cancellation last may organizers didn't want to forgo the event entirely thoug

so i'm talking about people like billy graham.n evangelical was someone who wanted to engage mainstream culture, maybe collaborate a little bit more with other christians rather than separating from the world in an extreme way or picking lots of fights over doctrine. so that's what evangelical comes to mean and it's still how it's used today, i believe. this, then, is the big arc of the fundamentalist movement in our story. i want to turn to the matter of theology to say more about what fundamentalists believed and believe today. now, fundamentalism looked slightly different in different church traditions. so a baptist fundamentalist would believe different things and worship differently than an mennonite fundamentalist. they did tend to share a set of fundamentals. we can make some broad comments about that. they tended to have a piutistic concern for holiness, for good behavior. many of them came in some way out of the puritan tradition and maintained the rigorous doctrine, systematic theology with piutism and the spirit. lots a

goodness where's there's not a difference and i guess of course under the stars so your theory is usable the message billybob. doesn't give them out as only to those of the more moderate isn't. aid happy is greece's largest water company supplying water to 5500000 people. we know by the look at the awful and or hear it saved up there are all hallows by not ending as their lives complete excel replica test mean above especially their helmet on the rebel element at least with us you know i'm almost immerses never have a.t.m. machine it's a bottom up more than just tell me how much more efficient a girl as a player might get. blown of something or stop all people it is a strong grass roots the more sinister nuts but the heels are particular the purity just on the last rescale reste so the bottoms off at least it ought to she barely fit your little bit where you have been and will not bottom up after c.b.s. said this is your particular bar. the increases that are dead. 5. there's a particular. democratic schill this. ability if you know putin is the city. and on water privatization officially it's not the com

so won't react to dealing here. and i don't mean to the. billy d. of. democracy. it used to function there is a land there of again probably be in your own. simply history and the direction. we don't get the same way. how do we bring the 2 together we was going to sign. off the state state which can even be formally less democratic baek more. why not but somehow they actually. thought. that if lost by talking to us a bit earlier so that's how things are looking back again and about half and i don't get that always plenty of stories about website called. it was a very nice show from president putin that i could have said no thank you or i could have said thank you and i said i'll take it and now it's time to introduce my basal close to mr donald trump thank you says the dream much was the. name whatever you want to name i mean i don't know how would i come that news that's dishonest telling our combat or recorder or e. network that's totally dishonest c.n.n. is says you know 100 percent negative i can read this change fast changes so fast sometimes i'll say that's

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days too late at least from the 1st planned opening date so her let's hope it's worth the wait through minnie's former chancellor and berlin mayor billy graham greets everyone at the terminal and friends with the famous quote of it if i were asked to say what apart from peace was most important to me then my answer would be freedom maybe if berlin's current administrators are asked why apart from building a world class airport from the german capital it was most important to them that would be opening it to see things happen along the way. seoul fun fact the 3 letter airport code for this airport was meant to be. for berlin brandenburg international airport but that turned out to be taken by the by national our airport in india so don't get confused about the b r. the sign showing arrivals and destinations had been hanging here for so long that eventually they stopped working after a few years they had to be switched out to the tune of half a 1000000 euros. more than 90 kilometers of cable were only made. so for a few months and 2030 in the light stayed on because they couldn't figure out how to switch them off because of a technical

of the democrats and the leverage to encourage twisting to the left so go figure all the boys and supporters include. taylor swift billyish the list obviously goes on and i mean there obviously are some artists who have have supported a 2nd round for trump that's right including 50 cent who has been complaining about . tax rates for high earners he said he didn't want to become 20 cent but he since backtracked a bit on vance. oscar winning actor jon voight trump posting his message on social media he said that biden was evil and finally standing up for trump kid rock he tweeted picture him self with trump on the golf course earlier and he had found a rally in michigan oh i have to say who has the most to sing about when the polls close next tuesday thank you very much adrian for bringing us that background on voters or artists against and for trump obviously adrian kennedy thanks very much thank you. and we can film festival for 2020 was dealt a massive blow when widespread european lockdowns in the spring forced its cancellation last may organizers didn't want to forgo the event entirely though and so despite rising i

billy, loves olaf. >> i love that. >> jimmy: yes. the character is so popular.oung boys into "frozen." you know? >> yeah. i think so. i think that there's something so innocent about him, and this like loveable naivete. it's something that even my two girls -- i was going to lie and tell you they love it. they actually don't. [ laughter ] they don't like any of the things that i do. but it's such a joy to be walking around and just be like, hi! and somebody will be like, wait, is that -- then they'll see this, and they'll be like, you're the nude guy from the voting campaign. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: i know that you're joking but you're not joking, because i have a similar thing. i don't do a whole lot of voice-over things but i am in the new "paw patrol" movie that's coming out. i'm doing a voice in it. i did it entirely because i wanted to tell my kids and get this excited reaction. i said, i'm going to be in the "paw patrol." and they're just like, what? yeah, i'm going to be one of the guys in the paw patrol! they're like, no, you're not. yeah, cl

to set up in working group to look at billy just ration processes and bringing into the formal markets you know proprietary traditional images of of african region so south africa is doing a lot and we have established the consortium we thin the department of science and innovation into the recession the development of traditional medicines and that consortium comprises of traditional healer organizations right comprises of unit it comprises of science councils collectively i think that's also where we have looked at how best can traditional in the road in the fight against it and working with traditionally he does the prototypes to some treatments and prioritise some plans that we feel couldn't fed to bring i think the relief aid could be of use of the fight against corporate profits that have a few seconds left if you and i just want to talk here about or have you talk to us about what you're doing and terms of the deputy h.-l. perspective that panel of experts that you sit on are we going to save money going into research and development for some of these at things you're talking about from a w.h.o. perspective. yeah but remember that literally

this in meeting the party leaders and big convents there billy as to who actually holds the command of the majority of the meeting it will decide. so the discussion is that the i got to decide to make that decision and then finally he will make that announcement so all this is what was done in february to be safety many months ago and this is probably the steps that he will be taking us now on that is why i'm doing. it for him why is an was bid for power shrouded in secrecy he says he has the numbers has not forthcoming we comes to who's who and no major political party has said that it endorsers publicly and want to bring him well no this is not the 1st time nor has it is beautiful power through. those so channels of approaching the king and professing to the king that he has support you know as our core is 2008 when our 1st let the opposition coalition to capture the deny the ruling coalition back then of 2 thirds majority are also made a bit to claim that numerous numbers of the members of parliament from the ruling party at that time had crossed over to support him and i think perhaps learning a lesson from that period where he

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. >> i think the billy horton ads, as we all remember, is a perfect example of that. so i don't want my reputation, my work on this -- in the working groups to be associated with any of it, and that's one of the reasons why i left. >> well, what is -- what is the impact on the law and order, you know, that, quote, unquote, law and order in this country from right-wing vigilantes and groups like the proud boys and others? >> right. so i think in that context, we need to be denouncing all of that, but i think this is really -- in terms of the work of this commission and what this report is going to say, it's going to talk about these failed strategies that we've had for a long time around law enforcement that have led -- that has led to mass incarceration. it's led to massive racial inequities and disparities in the criminal justice system and we need to have a conversation around policing happens, and we need to listen to those communities that have been most negatively impacted by policing. we need the report that ultimately will unite this country, not divide it. >> mm-

so ending the most losing is over into thinking. instead shelter fell deeper into the abyss. just before the break an unmarked billyor a bun powered his way through to produce this i was standing like 60 to 3. women although these were not the debuts they had in mind. still although tried to remain positive in the face of defeat trying to lift his team spirit. after the break down was then forced to replace injured goalkeeper paul fairmont with his newly arrived frankford loney frederico you know. the knee boss kept throwing instructions at his players but this match was a one way street but picked up where they left off in the 1st half with a chance after chance after chance. to outright his best to quench their insatiable thirst for more goals but in the 79th minute a team member starts a chant ball delts the final blow for shelter marcel house the bear converted from the spot to seal a formal victory for life taking them to top spot in the league light seek have scored just as many goals and 3 games then shall have a 19 nothing we have so we're going nowhere then a lot of that's not obviously just been a few day

so what say you, vice president of operations and minority owner billy beane?e got free agents and that's probably the most challenging market for the agents to compete in, even if it's your own guys. the tough thing about getting to the playoffs is having to answer the question and start to get to work on the and some of the other issues we have to address the season. you're right, it's going to be tough, but we will figure something out. >> there is no such thing as a must win game in week five of the nfl season. at sunday's game is pretty darn and orton for the 49ers. i'm going to tell you why, as we take a look at the team practicing at levi's earlier today. the 49ers clearly have laugh aspirations, even super bowl aspirations. but they are 2-2. with the toughest schedule in the nfl, they best be a very mediocre miami dolphins team. because after that the winds are not going to come easy. the good news, as i mentioned earlier, jamika ruffalo has been practicing all week and he has been cleared to play. so jamika ruffalo is back after missing the last 2 1/2

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