now, bobby dance legend bobby. now, bobby believes that your beautiful mrs. years younger than . 12 years. does it younger than. 12 years. does it work ? obviously, she was 24 work? obviously, she was 24 years younger. well, i'm sure it looks like . i don't know. i looks like. i don't know. i think a man is going to be older than the woman. okay when you when you're young, i mean, dan up when you're young, i mean, dan up to his light so that you five. yeah a woman grows up 18 different. so you'd say the age gap is a good thing. it's a thing when you're younger. now got a friend. he's 30. he so i think he's 32. and each month is 70. and then they love each other, they get on well. so she's the older lady. she's the older lady . but we all know the older lady. but we all know the great, you know , people have great, you know, people have shots when they says, this is me. well, let's. but, you know, he loves his wife , so it's nice. he loves his wife, so it's nice. it works . and for us all, buzz. it works. and for us all, buzz. but he's over the moon , flying b

now, bobby dance legend bobby. now, bobby believes that your beautiful mrs. years younger than . 12 years. does it younger than. 12 years. does it work ? obviously, she was 24 work? obviously, she was 24 years younger. well, i'm sure it looks like . i don't know. i looks like. i don't know. i think a man is going to be older than the woman. okay when you when you're young, i mean, dan up when you're young, i mean, dan up to his light so that you five. yeah a woman grows up 18 different. so you'd say the age gap is a good thing. it's a thing when you're younger. now got a friend. he's 30. he so i think he's 32. and each month is 70. and then they love each other, they get on well. so she's the older lady. she's the older lady . but we all know the older lady. but we all know the great, you know , people have great, you know, people have shots when they says, this is me. well, let's. but, you know, he loves his wife , so it's nice. he loves his wife, so it's nice. it works . and for us all, buzz. it works. and for us all, buzz. but he's over the moon , flying b

bobby kennedy despised lyndon johnson and lyndon johnson didn't feel any differently about bobby kennedy. they were fundamentally different people, but i think john f. kennedy picked lyndon johnson to go on the ticket for two reasons, three reasons, one was political. he needed southern balance on the ticket. and what better balance than lyndon johnson from austin, texas. again, who had so much power, but the second one was that he picked a vice-president because he was the person most capable in his view of operating in the presidency should something happen to him. and then that was the case. >> i mean, when you look back on it now, obviously there's been so much reflection on his abbreviated presidency, right? it was an incredibly eventful presidency, too. that short tenure. so you mentioned cuban missile crisis, what we were actually facing at that time. is it fair to say that that was sort of the darkest hour? was that the worst that it got and was there the greatest triumph, too, for him? >> there's no question in my mind, that's the darkest moment not only in the kennedy presidenc

bobby kennedy despised for lyndon johnson, lyndon johnson didn't feel any a differentlype about bobby kennedy. they were just fundamentally different people. but i think john f. kennedy realize, he picked lyndon johnson to go on the ticket for two reasons. one was political. he needed something balance on the ticket. what that a balanced and lyndon johnson from austin, texas? i can come who it so much power. but the second one was he picked the vice president because he was, the person who is most capable in his view of operating in president trump in the presidency should something happen to them. and that wasas the case. >> i mean, when you look back on it now there's so much reflection on his abbreviated presidency, right, but it was an incredibly eventful presidency, too. just that short tenure. you mentioned thehe cuban missie crisis, of course what we were actually facing at the time. is it fair to say that was sort of the darkest hour? was at the worst that it got? was that the greatest triumph for him also? >> no question in my mind that is the darkest moment battle in, the ke

those insects were gathered by bobby herself.these bugs are going to be in this museum? >> happy and proud. >> reporter: a young girl who's flying high and now has the bug for a career in science. bradley blackburn, cbs news, new haven, connecticut. >> bobby, congratulations. tomorrow cbs mornings will have the very latest on the monterey park mass shootings and norra o'donnell will anchor from there tomorrow night. from all of us in new york, i'm jericka duncan. we thank you so much for watching. >>> now at 6:00, new information about the manhunt for the gunman accused of killing ten people at an asian dance club in l. a. county. >> i'm john ramos in san francisco's chinatown. the lunar new year celebration was as planned but the violent attack in southern california was on the mind of everyone here. we'll have that story coming up. >>> plus pg&e customers experiencing sticker shock when they get a look at their bills. why they say the utility company's explanation just doesn't add up. >>> live from the cbs studios in san franci

bobby cara vaul lay, thank you very much.eeds quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active. covered california is a free service to help you get covered. 90% of members have received financial help. and every plan offered is comprehensive, covering preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. regardless of your income, check today to see how covered california can help you. and if you have questions, there's free assistance every step of the way. covered california, this way to health insurance. enrollment ends january 31st. go to coveredca.com. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: well, there you go. i want to thank julia louis-dreyfus, rose byrne, and bobby cannavale. apologies to matt damon. tomorrow night, eddie murphy will be with us. so it's our last show. after this we'll be 20 years old, it will all be downhill from there. "nightline" is next. thank you for watching. we'll see you tomorrow. good night! ♪ >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, heartbreak and healing. a

joining us now is someone who knows all about this, chef bobby flay.igh. they're affecting restaurants because they make other food go up as well. what are you seeing? >> well, i mean, you know eggs just happen to be the next food commodity in line to have its moment of giant price increase and also scarcity. one causes the other. so these things are cyclical. we've seen avocados and bacon and beef have their moment the month prior. they have now gotten in line. it's like anything else. you know, at the moment that's what's happening with eggs. i thought we were going to see a dollar per egg price at some point. seems like it's coming back in which is a good sign. >> it's leveling out. in the moment it has an impact when you talk about food and there was -- you had production issues and what have you with food. that impacts restaurants and impacts prices and impacts people's ability to go out and eat. >> yeah. i mean, don't forget, don, before we get off the egg issues, when we think of eggs, of course we think about eggs in the morning for breakfast a

hull >> that was just one of the more than 600 goal bobby hull scored over his nhl career.khawks to the stanley cup in 1961 and was inducted into the hockey hall of fame in 1983 his son brett, also a hall-of-famer, said his father gave everyone he met a tremendous amount of memories. bobby hull was 84 years old. >>> and hollywood is remembering the iconic cindy williams, the star of "laverne & shirley," she died at the age of 75. her co-star remembered her glorious grin behind the scene, and dozens of stars talked about her passion and gifted sense of comedy we have more on the life and legacy of cindy williams >> reporter: beloved actress cindy williams has died at the age of 75. >> and know that i can stand on these two feet when the going gets rough, and i can make it. >> reporter: she passed away peacefully in los angeles after a short illness her family announced. williams starred in the 1973 film "american graffiti", and "the conversation", from 1974. but she was best known for playing shirley opposite laverne on "laverne & shirley. the 1970s sitcom about two blue col

since then, bobby qualified for the national finals rodeo 18 times. won the team roping average in las vegas three times. held the team roping world record for 15 years. those are impressive accolades, for sure. you have to watch his acceptance speech online. you will learn what a remarkably humble, gracious and wonderful man bobby is. bobby, the world needs more cowboys like you. please stand and be recognized. [applause] all people need access to affordable and quality health care. one part of that is mental health. a nationwide crisis. depression, substance abuse, isolation and suicidal thoughts are too prevalent in all of wyoming's demographics. we are losing too many of our youth, too many of our veterans and neighbors. i cohosted a summit on mental health last fall the casper. it saw all three governmental branches coming together to work on improving services for mental health. our coordinating efforts and targeting of crucial resources is just the beginning of what we can do. i am happy to report that wyoming launched the first in-state, 24/7,

it turns out bobby kennedy is his brother's chief aide, close advisor. close down south to alabama and meets with george wallace and just horrific resistance. people are hurling epithets at him and treating him not like he is the attorney general but enough, a more poignant episode of kennedy comes when he meets with james baldwin the novelist and a group of african-american entertainers and artists at his father's penthouse in manhattan. it's a very uncomfortable situation where they are confronting bobby b kennedy with the racism that the kennedy administration has not addressed and they are unrelenting in their criticism of him. it has a searing impression on him and him and goes back to the white house who criticizes those at the parks. he talks about baldwin and how horrible he is and how would a horrendous thing. this is another time obviously. then he says if i were in those shoes i would be saying the same thing. and i think he had a marked impression on his brother as well. finally his brother decides when george wallace the segregationist gover

:nvit bobbi to campus to meet scientists who look like her. [ applause ] and friday bobbi was back totted lantern fly specimens added to the yale peabody museum of natural history collection. those insects were gathered by bobbi herself. >> how does it make you feel to know that these bugs are going to be in this museum? >> happy and proud. >> reporter: a young girl who's flying high and now has the bug for a career in science. bradley blackburn, cbs news, new haven, connecticut. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this monday. reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm jericka duncan. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm matt pieper in new york. police in southern california m killed at least ten people and injured another ten during lunar new year celebrations was a 72-year-old who acted alone. while he was being pulled over inside a white van, police say he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. they still do not have a motive. >>> today is the first day that americans can file their taxes. the deadline, april 18th. the irs says if there's no issues with a retu

not a soldier. marvell colbert calm after bobby. she accused him of being a war monger. and he's trying to assure people he would bring stability to the country. most people, andrew simmons hodges, are still ahead on al jazeera, taking on gangs in honduras will tell you if the government is making progress. but it's hard line security strategy and how japan is turning to tech to tackle it's no birth rate. ah, now the record breaking cold incur implants are in japan has gone now, but it was still snowing because it's still fairly cold. this is at the capital of south korea is not huge. you have to stay, but it's the coldest, persisting here, that coldest it around it's crossing the open waters and therefore there's going to be more snow falling. less so i think in sol more so in hong sure. and hawk harder . but i wouldn't use the word blizzard. i just would increase the amount of snow that is falling behind. it is still ca, but not as cold as it was. that's true throughout china. as well, tim, recovering to where they should be at least in shan chung, do not certain shang

not a soldier. marvell colbert calm after bobby. she accused him of being a war monger. and he's trying to assure people he would bring stability to the country of the pool. andrew simmons, how to do the u. s. justice department has charged at 3 men with plotting to kill a prominent american iranian activist. they're accused of attempted assassination, and money laundering, largely backed by people in iran, writer and women's rights activists. must see alina jed, who lives in brooklyn, new york. it says she was the intended target agency say for in 10 at child refugees in northern lebanon are going hungry, and they warned that number could rise sharply in the coming months. santa has hotter, visited a community center in tripling. now, doris daughter used to be an orphanage. now it's also taking in children from what was once lebanon's middle class. here, children get an education, healthcare, and food and got at her mom. mary runs this center, which has been struggling to stay open because of the economic collapse. this year . we are only offering for the boarding schoo

comes in and bobby despised johnson and he didn't feel any differently they were just fundamentallyferent people but then he goes on their ticket for two reasons and one was political and what better balance for johnson who has so much power but the second taking a vice president he was the most capable in his view of operating in the presidency should something happen to him. >> looking backia now there is so much reflection on the abbreviated presidency. so you mentioned the missile s crisis that we are facing at that time is it fair to sayes that was the darkest hour? and the greatest triumph quick. >> no question in my mind not only the darkest moment in presidency but also in humankind to come that close to nuclear annihilation. bear in mind the majority of the american people at that point in time believed there would be a nuclear exchange likely that is how tense the relationship was between the soviet union in the united states of america. it's interesting because there's a transition meeting between eisenhower that takes place on january 191961 before kennedy is inaugurated

now with a comfortable lead and opinion polls over former prime minister on 3, bobby sh, a billionaire who's a politician and a businessman. only weeks ago, a court cleared him on charges of a $2000000.00 e u. subsidy full of l. supporters play up his heroic recognition for helping free french troops from war. the former yugoslavia in 1993. not so positive was his role as a military intelligence officer in the soviet era. did me, ma'am? more them is. my motto is decency and corporation gall. that's what we've been missing in recent years. clinical trial, even though for mrs. i think i'm well prepared to be president and helping people if my motto available, matt. inevitably, the war in ukraine has a bearing on outcome of this election. c harville supports ukraine and nato. but bobby, she is using similar tactics to those of hunger as prime minister victor all band who, earlier this year, one the elections by successfully scaring of voters from backing the pro western opposition who claimed young people would end up being dragged into a war with russia rubbish went too far, though, when

we look who is here, bobby chacon, former agent with the fbi. good to see you, sir.hat the "wall street journal" reports that the justice department considered having fbi agents monitor biden's family lawyers collecting classified documents from his home but then the doj rejected that. what is your take on this? we've got people saying they are witnesses to a crime scene instead. >> well, liz i think that look, the fbi knows what position it put itself in the past by applying different standards treat people differently on similar crimes, similar patterns of crimes. in this case what the justice department had us do versus trump in his documents make us look one way. we better try to look the same way here, we're handling the same way. main justice apparently had them stand down. apparently the fbi in this case wanted to do monitoring. there is lot of questions when they found the documents, and why, when they were turned over and why it wasn't made public, things like that. the fbi was told to stand down by justice. some people will have to answer for that. elizabet

bobbi is yale. >> reporter: she invited bobbi to yale to meet scientists who looked like her. [ applausebobbi was back to see the first spotted lanternfly specimens added to the yale peabody museum of natural history collection. those insects were gathered by bobbi herself. how does it make you feel to know that these bugs are going to be in this museum? >> happy and proud. >> reporter: a young girl who's flying high and now has the bug for a career in science. bradley blackburn, new haven, connecticut. >>> and that's the overnight news for this wednesday. check back later for cbs mornings and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's pi i'mricarown >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm shanelle kaul in new york. vice president kamala harris will travel to monterey park, california, today in the wake of a mass shooting. 11 people celebrating lunar new year at a dance studio were shot and killed saturday night. harris plans to visit the memorial and meet with the victims' families. this was one of three mass shootings in the state state sie weekend. >>> walmart employ

and bobby had been killed, they all wanted to work, ted. and so he had like, you know, summa cum laude, a harvard law guy is going to be taking $20,000 a year jobs as as committee. and he had dave burke who he got the kennedy white house to be his chief of staff, who then later go on to be the president of abc. i mean, these were really top notch people. he had some people that stayed with him all of all their lives and all his life, guys like carey parker, who was a brilliant strategist and speechwriter, reader of the senate floor, if if kennedy had an alter ego in the senate, it was it was. and but it was also a place where you you joined in a fraternity, this great web of contacts still exists. aoc is probably the the latest one to talk about her days. the mailroom in the kennedy office and and they're all they if they had a flaw it was arrogance because they were cocky young smart people. and ted had a way every once in a while to bring him down to earth. and he say, you know, i wish i could have a speech as good as my brother has. or h

. >> reporter: a chicago political legend, bobby rush, helped firm control of a seat in the u.s.bcommittee on energy will now come to order. >> reporter: with a back story unlike any other. in the '60s he co-founded the illinois chapter of the black panthers and says he was supposed to be in an apartment r raided by police in 1969 in which fellow members of the group were shot and killed by police. once in congress he made a mark legislating but also by protesting including breaking u.s. house rules by donning a hoodie on the floor of the house after the shooting of trayvon martin. >> just because someone wears a hoodie does not make them a hoodlum. >> reporter: in his final months in office, russia secured passage of a landmark anti-lynching law strengthening prosecutors' ability to charge hate crimes and named it after emmett till, the 14-year-old chicago boy kidnapped and tortured in 1950s mississippi. >> and made a statement that justice delayed is not justice denied. >> reporter: and just last week he secured the votes to posthumously award a congressional gold medal to till

general petro pavel and a former prime minister. andre bobby sh are facing off fast at no candidates got an absolute majority in the 1st round. president do not hold executive powers but appoint prime ministers and judges, and have a say in foreign affairs under simmons report. ah mentor, pavel doesn't come from a world of politics. he's a retired general, who was once head of nato's military committee. now with a comfortable lead and opinion polls over former prime minister on 3, bobby sh, a billionaire who's a politician and a businessman. only weeks ago, a court cleared him on charges of a $2000000.00 e u. subsidy. proof of l. supporters play up his heroic recognition for helping free french troops from war. the former yugoslavia in 1993. not so positive was his role as a military intelligence officer in the soviet era. the me mom, mot them is my motto is decency and corporation. that's what we've been missing in recent years when you got a little of of mrs. i think i'm well prepared to be president and helping people if my motto available, matt. inevitably, the war in ukraine has

woof, bobby jennifer, my god, my wi my booth. what did we know? yeah. well, what was, what i was i was i was most out. got it. okay. i didn't go on. go on, go on that to be bagging in with them on gentleman and i used to buy to buy divine g a goes to go to be sure then to somebody send good my new jersey to really do me a but i know to her live in it bless you, no deductible. giving your group i thought i thought i would do it. i will check with you about that that that will take that long. i'm not gonna be that guy does that visit that when he sent it in my hand? but if it is, i think about it, but i know when i did not have to go back to the boys and haven't gotten done in every week. and thousands of illegal immigrants are trying to break stowing away on trucks and northern frogs to make it a risky game, played out in the shadows of the highest stakes. in desperation, your forties responded with increased security. brute force hulu with for years. ah, there with a black did say good to you, others can tia nor what, why they movies. what the class if,

my, if people feel they are worse off than under bobbie sh, they should vote bob ation. babich would then try to help them from the president's office to be bad voice. but with banish his time in office dogged by scandal, many voters seemed determined to make a break. with the past, we said not so not that become which did finally turn towards western europe and not towards the east. specialist like we must shake off the communist legacy is one of which it was clearly is it after the last 10 years we really deserve a turnaround in a fundamental turnaround. although i'm hoping for something better, we'll fung, i'm with voting set to finish on saturday afternoon checks, we'll have to wait a little longer to see which path that country chooses to take. and here is a reminder of our top story, this, our israeli officials say that some people have been killed in a shooting near an east jerusalem synagogue. is really beliefs describing it as a terror attack. they say the suspect government has been killed. raji w. news, rob, what is up next? would be the be business news. have a good weeke

bobby kennedy. i admired john kennedy but i could never picture him at my kitchen table and i could bobby. and, dr. king. the fact is that, you know, i stand here at a critical juncture for the united states and the world in my view. my colleagues are tired of hearing me say this. we are at an inflection point. out of all of those points in world history, where what happens the last few years will happen the next six or eight years and will determine what the world looks like for the next 30 to 40 years. that happened after world war ii. it is happening again. the world is changing. there is much at stake. much at stake. and you know, the fact is, this is the time of choosing. this is the time of choosing. direct choices that we have. are we a people who would choose democracy over autocracy? you cannot ask that question 15 years ago. we thought democracy was settled. not for african-americans. but, democracy as an institutional structure was settled. but it is not. it is not. we have to choose. a c

let me want to capitalize on to bobby's mineral wealth, which is gone co and lithium. living conditions for people inside mamma's kaya state continue to deteriorate nearly 2 years. after military current, nearly one and a half 1000000 people are now full to have flayed from their homes. and basic services across the country have failed. attorney chang reports from kaya state on the impact. the violence is head on children who have been largely cut off from education and health care to these children. this was the highlight of a difficult 2022. and this year shows little sign of improvement. most have been forced from their homes for fear of air strikes and artillery attacks. but as the gifts are handed out, the smiles return bags of snacks and cake. a rare indulgence in difficult times. a dig, i've seen children with trauma because of the sounds of war, plains and artillery. they won't speak to strangers because they so scared when they draw. i see pictures of gums and abandoned homes. the parents are too busy trying to earn a living and can't take care of them. these

it's her po, beats for prime minister under bobbie, and run a foot. and from the creepy to the bazaar, we look at some of the unusual productions on show at sundance film festival, utah. ah, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu was announced a series of measures in response to 2 shootings at killed 7 israelis and wounded 5 others. it follows a 4 hour meeting of his security cabinet. holmes of palestinian is involved in the attacks will be sealed off and demolished. the government will facilitate gun ownership by speeding up the process to get a license and it will strengthen the police and military with operations planned for arrests and the collection of illegal weapons. james base reports from occupied east jerusalem. the situation in east jerusalem is now extremely tense. israeli police say they're on their highest state of alert after fresh violence. they say the latest shooting and sil, one in east jerusalem, filled in this video, was carried out by a 13 year old boy using a pistol. his believe to have targeted to settlers of father and son

but bobby bonkers as bobby tactically is bonkers as well, because if deny a filthy capitalist, the rightat that that perfectly reasonable the only people who can find more to pay the teachers is taxpayer and taxpayers will include lots of mums and dads whose little will not be educated on wednesday, nor going forward and have been suffering that up in scotland both in primary and secondary for some time now . i mean, it's for some time now. i mean, it's tactically , if nothing else . tactically, if nothing else. yeah. what would say us is that a lot of teachers i'm not a parent not yet anyway, but a lot of my fellow teachers are parents as well. so teachers do understand that withdrawing their labour on wednesday and a few days coming the next few months will cause a workforce term pain for parents and the children being educated. but i think the reality is when you're having a negotiation with government and he's going there has to be that damocles sword if it's all just words and teaching you actually we we're not to be going to we're not going to withdraw labour for the negotiations t

specifically, this iconic photograph that your grandfather took of pele and england football hero bobby, more swapping shirts and smiling at each other during the 1970 world cup. tell us about what this photo has come to symbolize why it's so important. i think it's come to symbolize a heck of a law, especially in the sporting sphere. i think it symbolizes as sportsmanship. new all respects between the 2 players and the guys. i talked about pele, not only just being a great football, a great humanitarian. and i think that really comes across in this photograph and that there are so much i think the same which symbolism in the shop. it's a, it's pal, a, the greatest, the greatest player role time, bobby, more arguably, one of the greatest defenders of all time. you got england which of course back a we like to call the home of football and brazil probably the greatest and most successful for. ready nation, i'm appellate himself said about the phonograph that he thought he was very in poland had gone around the world because it showcases respect and sportsmanship. and these are the values

he brought as a journalist artist and friend of bobby kennedy to reminisce and to mourn the death of robert kennedy to mike will have been elected president if he had not been murdered. the 60s for carson wasn't all a matter of consciousness raising. one of his highest. show in fact the highest. show for carson was actually the wedding of an iconic figure of the 1960s known as tiny tim. tiny tim was famous for his falsetto rendition of tiptoe through the tulips and his unusual clothing style unusual even by the standards of the 1960s. when he tied the knot 58 million people tuned in to the special wedding show on the "tonight show." now johnny carson loved his work. he was really not all that happy when he wasn't working. he was a perfectionist and invested huge amounts of planning and energy into making the show look as spontaneous and is effortless as is seen through the television was not comfortable with the camera even with family. as johnny carson had a failure of his third marriage he said if i had put the work into by marriage that i had put in my show -- carson was friendly

james is the grandson of britishness photographer john barley, who took the famous shot of pele and bobby, more than 1970 fif, a world cup and in mar, say is my home. as i football journalist, covering africa a warm welcome to you all. and thanks so much for joining us today. a friend let me start with you today. pele, of course, wasn't just the symbol of a sport. he was also the symbol of a country. tell us about how important he is to brazil and to brazilians. and about the depth of sadness that brazilians feel over his death. wow. there was one brazil before and after bella is the main reason why brazil was white, famous because he, he and mohammed ali, they were the 2 biggest sport stars in their area. there wasn't, he was the 1st global superstar and it was so important for our country and we're building our, i don't know, our, our identity, you know, our identity is directly connected with music and with football and most of it because of that. so he was a genius inside the beach. he was a great gracious. no. gina is because he was always smiley, already treating people so well. he

. >> she was screaming, bobby is dead, bobby is dead. >> reporter: jennifer was stunned. >> and then,g man still, it's so much more to live -- it will be more lives to save. >> reporter: a murdered son, a daughter-in-law arrested. it was all too much to take, and it was not over. a manhunt was underway for the mysterious michael garza, a possible killer at large, whose world was shrinking by the minute. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> coming up -- >> i am officer meek. >> reporter: inside the high stakes search for michael garza. >> i know i did -- [inaudible] >> we don't want it to get ugly for him anymore than we do for us, right? >> reporter: -- when dateline continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ on top of the worlddddd!!! before advil. advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. when pain comes for you, come back fast with advil liqui-gels. ♪♪ ready to feel what it's like? when you can du more with less asthma. it's possible with dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing

we'll see bobby, i'm not upset always. ah . i am afraid that they will send us back because we're all making a great sacrifice by deciding to leave bar and the can win. but i dream of a better future for my child. i want her to finally be able to walk normally. okay, always happen, a doctor told me that with surgery she has a 90 percent chance of being able to use her legs. normally what he said, i know says ellen, she has moderate cerebral palsy. said it, and it's left all of her left side, paralyzed on that particular day, and then said, ever thought a lot of but i'm excited atlanta place cannibal is in my oldest daughter, also need a din again adam again, i don't really want to leave her up or any of them they had all they all need me at the one with special needs more than the others. say. yes, sad thought your bye moment that you'll i like i can understand her gestures and facial expressions. she signals with her eyes when she is thirsty or hungry. without me, her life would be much harder. must they sat then? then? then y

two months later, bobby kennedy was killed.nd carson again offered another tribute to a slain activist. he brought in journalists, artists and friends of bobby kennedy to reminisce and to mourn the death of robert kennedy, who might very well have been elected president in 1968, if he had not been murdered. now, the sixties for carson wasn't all a matter of serious consciousness, raising far from it. one of his highest rated shows, in fact the highest rated show of the sixties for carson was actually in the wedding of an iconic figure of the 1960s, known as tiny tim. tiny tim was famous for his falsetto rendition of tiptoe through the tulips, and his unusual clothing style, unusual even by the standards of the 1960s. when he tied the knot, 58 million people tuned in to have the special wedding show of the tonight show. now, johnny carson loved his work, he was really not hole that happy when he wasn't working. roads were perfectionist and invested a huge account of energy intro to making the show look at spontaneous and effort

how are you, bobby ball. but pruitt, who hadn't declared the extravagant time pieces, was cleared of corruption after claiming pay what all the borrowed home me well, me o me o me, good, good, good. i got my, my dad zoom of 5. i hear the name on the column of the country, everything, services. but at the bottom, everything ships. oh people. if you knew the young guy he mentions, they realized that the show has been stolen in the garage. mentos emerge since totally slain, proven by young people. taking aim at the retired generals who control the government and the increasing power of the monarchy, warmer time, blah blah by the demonstrators have been met with police brutality and a wave of a race. oh, but they have an ally and parliament to you. oh, no. oh oh no, no, i got my dad to what did he? oh, mab. yep, no, i can't even oh, the move forward party. we are trying to do politics, dad. what? ordinary people can joy on one hand, the 5 minute politics. on the other hand, the 5 be saw a vicious circle off milit

i was there because i was working there and i had nothing to do with his death, nor did bobby seale,l for conspiracy with the intent to commit murder and other charges. most of them dropped. the charges were dropped, but nonetheless, there is still an important question, because the police audiotapes revealed that you were there as this young man suffered the torture of having boiling water poured over his body. he was then handcuffed or tied to a bed for three days. after that, he was taken away and he was murdered. you were there for some of that incident. did you try to stop it? yes, i did. and what happened? what happened was that i wasn't listened to. and... ..sometimes women are not respected when they give an opinion different from men. and i said what i saw, i said what i hoped would change things and i was not listened to. and that man, the informant, held us all hostage in that house. at gunpoint. so on the night that i was arrested and turned my baby daughter once again over to... ..this time, family. i thought i would never see the light of day. as a matter of fact, that'

some bobby, and some of the land is not being fully utilized from around the world. the newly formed orthodox church, great holes, christmas present. for the 1st time the earth is at a tipping point. scientists are telling us that we have just 12 years as the world's leaders fail to agree upon a solution. people are taking matters into that we're talking about the property now. we're trying to get people to understand that it kills people and that it kills people. now it's already killing people, thrice the people's voice on al jazeera, a new generation of young people are making demands to we balance society. welcome to generational change, a global series, the attempts to understand and challenge the ideas that mobilize you around the world in london to activate a, tackling the root causes of youth violence. many young people back perpetuated violence against other young people themselves have also been victim multiple times . my generation can try me design and we shape the system generation change on al jazeera, there is no channel that covers world news like we

do you rob's car, bobby made it. they did. oh, man's funny did show here when he stand, did he and he did that. one thing about it, as he was saying is only because is black and you just going lance that he but he kept an inner se button here previously any pull of a just heat them or lation but lee that, that the cape no heat, keep it but it's the point, this is ella, and i'll be more guy wasn't funny. it's so good, sir. sir. some evil. finally, i else was who turned his back when you asked and the driver and the aint even what even gun map thing it says, dill. but this, although we pick up a hu joe of ice and we'll make sure we had a bit too long. a pupil is worth it when we were miss a happy and people at some sort of use why they were for yet they noted unfit to warrant and it's you met there and he's i time there was oh boy. oh, you was because watching higher with being a little irish if these are any further up and it is credible brown every think different going take ended up been up bad bass on the poor and their bloo

so he left and he went to bobby kennedy's and was with bobby when he died. he was close to jackie kennedy, was working with her on a series of projects when he was in the white house. so he knows all those characters in the sixties, and he's an important figure but not the central figure. so he is thinking about all these other people. you hear what he thinks about jackie and bobby and and lbj and and has relationships with them all. so it really is allows you to time travel by going through these papers to this roller coaster of a decade which had extraordinary triumphs and extraordinary sadnesses. and i think in a certain sense, it's a metaphor for how we have to look at history, because we look at it and remember the sadness of the way it ended, the assassinations martin luther king and of bobby, the anti-war violence that was in the streets, the riots that were in the streets. and it seems like a decade of sadness, but it was a decade of great, accomplished men civil rights, voting rights, npr, immigration reform, education, and so many things head start