bobby is a lot younger than jack. bobby has been drafted by joseph p kennedy, the kennedy patriarch, to serve his brother. bobby did not want to be attorney general in 1961, and joe kennedy said to jack, you will make bobby your attorney general. but jack famously said i see no reason not to give him a little experience before he goes to practice law. he was a wonderful attorney general. drawing from the leading thinkers in america. he is more than a lawyer, and more than an advisor to jack kennedy, particularly over these two days. if he was a prime minister on other days this day he is a , field marshal. he is almost a copresident. when it comes to handling what is going on in mississippi, bobby is executing the moves through the justice department. one of his trusted colleagues is the person -- the gangly, tall rhodes scholar who appears in the pictures towering over george wallace, kept in the sunshine while wallace was in the shade -- they are stage managing everything. that is the kennedy's response to george wa

bobby did not want to be attorney general in 1961 and bobby kennedy center jack, you will make bobby your attorney general. but jack famously said i see no reason not to give him a little experience for he goes to practice law. he was a wonderful attorney general. the best on some of legal thinkers in america. he is more than a lawyer in more than an advisor to jack kennedy, particularly over these two days. minister othere days, this day he is a field marshal. when it comes to handling what is going on in mississippi, bobby is executing the moves through the justice department. one of his trusted colleagues is tallerson -- the gangly, road scholar who appears in pictures towering over george wallace, kept in the sunshine while wallace was in the shade -- they are stage managing everything. that is the kennedy response to wallace. is dictating everything on a phone from his office and there is a film crew to record it. one with bobby kennedy, one with george wallace and the students in alabama. bobby kennedy is something of a showrunner before the word was used. he is a choreographer

he grew up in northumberland, alongside his younger brother bobby, and while bobby's skills soon madere defensive qualities were less glamorous, and he knew it. great tackle by charlton. came in like a brick wall, and an elbow in the face. people tried to compare us, and i used to say you shouldn't compare us. i can't play. i can stop other people playing, but i can't play. bobby can play. he's a creative player. but there's a place in the game for both types. england kept him waiting, though. charlton was nearly 30 when he was finally called up, but he soon made his mark with his first international goal. jackie charlton has got it, and it's a goal! and in 1966 came his and english football's defining moment. jack charlton, like his brother, a world cup winner, both now international celebrities. there was club success too. he was a legend at leeds united, where he won the league title in 1969, before the inspirational player became an inspirational manager. if the ball is coming, there's no way you are going tojump. charlton first flourished at middlesbrough, but it's with the repub

the point is this, leaving aside what you think of bobby storey and others think about bobby storey ino you think you are above the law because quite patently, many, many dozens of people turned up at that funeral in close proximity, broke all the rules, arlene foster, the head of the devolved administration in northern ireland said it was completely unacceptable and her deputy, the sinn fein leader in northern ireland, michelle o'neill, she says, she should not have been there and it was entirely wrong that people like you and she flouted the rules. i do not believe i am above the law. farfrom it and, as to the virus itself, i actually have been sick myself with the virus. i was really quite ill so i better than anybody understand the value and necessity for public health restrictions and for respecting them and, for what it's worth, as you asked, on the down question, the cortege was limited to 30, as per regulations, and i was asked to read at the chapel at the requiem mass. i was happy to do so. we were masked and we were socially distanced. the difficulty arose was because bobby w

bobby kind of sat nervous like a little boy. 10:00. >> the returns got better. and bobbly was reassured that he had a fighting chance. >> with almost a quarter of the precincts reporting in now, kennedy does lead with 44% of the votes. >> whoever gets a plurality gets all of california's delegates. >> if mccarthy loses, what happens to your political life? >> well, i guess i'll have to vet for kennedy. >> kennedy, 48%. senator mccarthy, 41%. >> in what i considered to be the most poignant moment of the entire year after the winning result has come in and before bobby kennedy goes to declare victory, he turns to one of the oldest kennedy retainers and says, i feel for the first time that i've made it on my own. i feel that i'm finally out of the shadow of my brother. >> thank you very much. >> i want to express my gratitude to my dog freckles. franklin roosevelt said, i don't care what they say about me. when they start to attack my dog -- i'm not doing this in the order of importance but i also want to thank my wife. >> it was t

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commentator: bobby charlton with the corner. jack! perfect goal!n grew up in northumberland and, after a brief spell as a miner, opted for a career in football, along with his younger brother, bobby. while bobby's attacking flair soon him a star, jack's defensive qualities were rather less glamorous. commentator: great tackle by charlton. he came in like a brick wall and he's hurt. he got an elbow in the face. for all his bravery, he always admitted he was no match for his brother. people try to compare us and i used to say you shouldn't compare us. i can't play. i can stop other people playing, but i can't play. bobby can play. he's a creative player, but there is a place in the game for both types. it was a point he proved very successfully. charlton's power helped him score goals as well as stop them. he spent his entire playing career at leeds united, winning the league title in 1969. he wasn't called up for england until he was nearly 30, but soon made his mark, scoring his first international goal against finland in 1966. commentator: jackie

completely the opposite to his brother, sir bobby.n't come across as someone who would be leading lights in the coaching world. but in the 70s, he was very much ahead of his time, if you like. certainly when he took over at ireland, he had been appointed almost by accident. the irish fa kind of gave it to him through voting system, when it looked like paisley was going to get thejob. what looked like paisley was going to get the job. what they didn't realise was that he had gone to the 1986 world cup finals with his wife pat and had seen that world football was basically far too easily easy. the dutch, the belgians and the spanish we re dutch, the belgians and the spanish were able to play at the back. any turn that on its head and put it under pressure. i guess it was perceived mainly as a long ball game, digging it into the corners, but that pressing game and that way of playing is very much the way that we see liverpool and manchester city and leeds united play. that pressing game and intensity was very much the way that ireland pl

what 50 mid fifty's now 575750 cent maybe he's got some grandkids and they'll enjoy bobby's contract you need actually and you know for mets fans it's always a funny day every time july 1st usually there are free agency the deadlines around the time you're too but you know it's kind of made a mess of all of that and today funny enough baseball does return so i guess you're going to have bobby video happy and now and all these kind of happy so it's a fun day for everybody never seen a contract like it all right thank you for that regina and we'll have a lot more news coming up at 5 pm a deal has been reached to settle 2 sexual misconduct cases against disgraced hollywood mogul harvey weinstein and should there be more flight regulations as airlines are flying through this pandemic we're going to discuss all of that and more coming up at 5 that's it for now download portable t.v. i'm in english and i'll see you back and. let. the primary purpose of history is to understand it as a guide to understanding the present. because a lot of history is to. find the right now the statues the lig

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a pattern he saw before as he told the investigators and again, bobby was shocked.thing about it. >> before this happened i had never heard anything about her being suicidal. and that is why i have some disappointment in my half brother and if he felt a duty to protect her, i understand. but, there are other people there to help you through this. and in hindsight, i'm sure he wishes he would have shared those things. >> one thing jumped back at bobby, something he saw the week before she died. she seeped sad and withdrawn, sitting by herself while her sons were hunting easter eggs outside. >> she was not the typical vashti, who was bubbly and ta talkative. >> bobby and his wife noticed. asked how she was doing. >> all she told us that day was she really didn't like work and work was a struggle for her daily. she said i got in to hr on to give people a future and hope. and i don't remember the last person i hired. >> and according to bobby, vashti said when she had to layoff employees it was difficult for her. especially if she was close to them. >> she said, if they

the peace didn't extend to his relationship with bobby. now, sir bobby.ard at sports personality of the year. when we were kids and we used to go to the park and play, i would go home for dinner and he would stay on all day. bobby charlton is the greatest player i've ever seen. he's me brother. today, sir bobby will be reunited with the other charlton brothers, gordon and tommy, to say goodbye to jack in ashington, the town where it all began. the streets will be lined, socially distant, but united, as elsewhere in england and in ireland, too, they will all miss big jack. patrick gearey, bbc news. fashion designer and activist dame vivienne westwood has been protesting this morning about the possible extradition to the us of the wikileaks founderjulian assange. wikileaks of course, the anti—secrecy organisation. he's accused by the american government of trying to hack into one of their defence computers and he's also facing espionage charges. dame vivienne harnessed herself into a giant birdcage, suspended 10 feet in the air in front of the old bailey. m

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king had been killed, then bobby kennedy was killed.y home, he just was despondent, but out of the ashes came his inspiration to run for. >> what makes him special, being successful in making that transition from activist to elected official. >> how you doing today? >> his accomplishments as a legislator are significant. even more important and moving to me when you think about his humble beginnings. he really did as a very young person decide that he didn't want to live under segregation and he decided he -- if he -- if that was going to be his last breath, he would take his last breath fighting for justice. >> throughout his life carolinas captured the policy pushing congressman hard at work. ♪ ♪ >> capturing the lighter side of a man who faced the darkest of days. >> chick chick chick! come on. >> i'm always interested in the person, you know, behind the story. because i think it's important for all of us to see that even a person who is brave and bold as john lewis is still a person. you know, there's a little bit of bravery many al

bobby learned from one another. listened. they understood. they.reedom rider, john at a bus s in 1961. from the basement of the first baptist churchjohn, artin luther king jr., sought refuge, they called bobby asking for protectionro of supremacists surrounded the church. president kennedy sent in the national guard. in indianalis, the night we lost dr. king, john influenced bobby's decision to ignore the mayor's plea to cancel the rally. instead seeking to comfort and seeking comfort. from a devastated crowd of black supporters. as the youngest speaker in the march on washington, his was a clarion call to end racial discrimination and segregation in the united states. over half a century later as unrest over systemic violence against black americans gripped our nation in recent weeks, john reinforced what he knew was true. quote, you cannot stop the call of history, tsaid. you may use troopers, you may use fire hoses and water, but it cannot be stopped. there cannot back. we have come too far. we have made too much progress to stop now and go back

congressman bobby rush out in chicago.>> and we'll be right back. from this commercial? did any of you hear the "bundle your home and auto" part? -i like that, just not when it comes out of her mouth. -yeah, as a mother, i wouldn't want my kids to see that. -good mom. -to see -- wait. i'm sorry. what? -don't kids see enough violence as it is? -i've seen violence. -maybe we turn the word "bundle" into a character, like mr. bundles. -top o' the bundle to you. [ laughter ] bundle, bundle, bundle. -my kids would love that. -yeah. to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. [grunting noise] i'll take that. woohoo! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. ensure max protein. with nutrients to support immune health. eric: we just heard from congressman bobby rush on his old frerngd john lewis. congressman emmanuel cleaver of missouri joined neil cavuto earlier today to talk about lewis' e belief in nonviolent protests. this as confrontations between police and protesters happened again last night in chicago

auction house executive bobby livingston volunteers to help sort things out.o, this is just one of the lockers you looked at. >> that's right. >> so, did howard know what he was doing? >> i think howard knew what he was doing for his time. he's got every television show. he was obsessed with getting one of everything. >> so, rummaging through the unit is like a flashback to our childhoods. "good times"! >> these were publicity photos. you would have to get someone like howard to find you a picture of "good times." if people magazine, for instance, was doing an article on "good times," they would call howard. >> and then he would give it to them for a fee. >> that's right. but those days are long gone, and so, unfortunately, the value of these prints have gone down considerably. >> well, one thing that is never gonna be gone -- "dy-no-mite!" i love this guy. oh, my god -- j.j. bobby tells me you could sell these prints on ebay for a few dollars apiece -- and the signed ones, more like 10 bucks. >> it's fantastic, right? neat. >> but bobby does find, among the d

. >> mccarthy and bobby kennedy were not pals. mccarthy had a biting wit. >> i had suffered some of the same regrets. i home there was someone better. i couldn't name him right off hand at the time. >> my father didn't like mccarthy. he thought mccarthy was -- he couldn't picture him at a cuban missile crisis. >> ug 18 mccarthy was the peace candidate. kennedy had a broader vision in terms of what's happening. in the cities, what's happening around race and the issues of poverty. >> we cannot separate ourselves no matter where we live. from the problems and the troubles and the difficult

super bowl champ bobby wagner is with us today. thanks for joining us. to see you >> good morning. appreciate you having me on. >> i want to talk about the season, obviously, but in terms of vc work, you're no stranger to this environment. you've had investments go public tell us about fuse venture partners and why you think now is the time. >> fuse is a venture firm that myself, cameron, john and i decided to form. it's really important right now because there's a lot of interesting innovating software companies coming out of seattle. we feel like we're not really capturing that in seattle. we feel like this will be able to capture that and provide a unique opportunity for them as well as unique outreach to help build their company, to help expand their company >> it is seattle focused in terms of industry or space or type of disruption, is there a common thread behind the projects you'll be looking at? >> we feel like seattle is one of the most innovative in tech spaces around. we feel like we can capture a lot of the companies that come out of seattle

and i said to myself, "we still have bobby." went back to atlanta, attended the funeral with robert kennedy and hundreds and thousands of others. after the funeral was over, i got back in the kennedy campaign, went to oregon and later to california. i campaigned for bobby kennedy with cesar chavez. it was a wonderful effort. we went all over los angeles, going into wealthy neighborhoods, knocking on doors, urging people to vote for bobby. and that evening the primary was over, bobby kennedy came up to me and said, "john, i'm going downstairs to make my victory statement. why don't you remain?" i was in his suite with his sister, several other individuals, the brother of medgar evers. and we listened to bobby, and he said, "on to chicago." and moments, minutes later, it was announced that he had been shot. dropped to the floor and cried and cried. i just wanted to get out of l.a. i got on a flight the next morning, flew to atlanta, and i think i cried all the way from l.a. to atlanta. and i came back to new york for the funeral.

her charity is foodbanknyc.org and bobby cannavale actually shows up in her interview as well i will say, i baked bread with hugh jackman, which i've never done it was pretty fun. i have this scar to prove it that was my little battle scar from baking with hugh jackman. >> wow >> jimmy: yeah and then -- but rose byrne makes a cocktail using -- you know those syringes that come with baby advil? [ laughter ] i've never seen anything like it it's great also we have kesha who -- we just love kesha. and here is her charity to raise money for crew live nation for crew members out there that aren't working right now because of this pandemic and then we have another issue of -- another edition of "the longest days of our lives," that soap opera that is set in quarantine over zoom with people that look like kristen wiig, will ferrell and a very special guest i won't tell you who it is okay, it's matthew mcconaughey because why not? why not tell you who it is at this point come on, you want -- okay, guys you ready for this we're gonna do some thank you notes. we going to do the monologue well,

while bobby's attacking flair soon bobby. in 1969. he wasn't cold up for england until he wasn't cold up for england until he was nearly 30, but soon made his mark, scoring his first international goal against finland in 1966. commentator: jackie charlton has got it. it's a goal. a month later came as defining moment, both he and bobby part of the team which lifted the world cup. the brothers were now both international celebrities. after 35 caps in more than 600 appearances for leeds, charlton eventually retired as a player in 1973, before embarking on the next stage of his career. he was first a manager at middlesbrough, we re first a manager at middlesbrough, were his passion and personality proved an instant hit. if the palace coming toward you and he's gone back there is no way you're going to jump. he guided them to promotion before spells at sheffield wednesday and newcastle united, but it is at the republic of ireland has not manager that he will be most colou rfully manager that he will be most colourfully remembered

this, after all, is where he and his brother bobby paraded in 1966 after winning the world cup.im at the harmonic when i was about 16. he could play football, but he wasn‘t very good at dancing. everybody loves jackie charlton in ashington. he is a big, big part of ashington, and he's going to be a big miss. he's been the back cloth to our lives. he's an ordinary man, he relates to common people. he's worked hard, he got out of the pits, as it were. and became a professional. he'sjust a great role model for young people. i think it‘s a fantastic representation of ashington and its spirit, because it hasn‘t had a lot going for it recent years, but it hangs onto wonderful memories such as jackie and bobby coming from this town. because of coronavirus many of jack charlton‘s own relatives are unable to attend the funeral today. in normal times, it would also have seen many famous faces from the world of football. but it‘s hoped they will all gain some comfort from the number of people who‘ve turned out on the streets of ashington today to pay their respects. not unexpected, if i‘m

a motion criticising sinn fein ministers over their attendance at the funeral of senior ira figure bobby, and the sdlp called on deputy first minister michelle o‘neill and finance minister conor murphy to apologise amid claims they broke coronavirus guidelines. critics have suggested social distancing was not maintained in crowds that lined the streets, that dozens of people attended a requiem mass and that ms o‘neill posed for a photograph at milltown cemetery where a man put his arm around her shoulders. michelle o‘neill has already apologised "for grieving families experiencing more hurt" but insisted she did not break the rules. more than 30 in attendance. hundreds more behind them in a procession. widespread advertising of an event. installing a public address system in the cemetery, a mass rally in a cemetery. posing for selfies. and yet, the deputy first minister continues to insist that her actions were within the regulations. i think that‘s for the birds. i have no doubt today, sir, an attempt will be made to brazen this out in the hope that once we have all had our say that wil

some bobbies president has announced at dusk till dawn curfew in an effort to contain the spread of covert 19 m.s.n. money says it all began on wednesday and it'll be enforced by security forces critics say the measures aimed at stopping anti-government protests planned for next week as in bobby an investigative journalist and an opposition politician were both arrested in hot a on monday for inciting violence has more from zimbabwe's capital. well the 2 men are in the court right now are they going to apply for bail they are now waiting for that price the stock the state does not want them to get bail because they say that they feel that it be too manner what's going to stop them from going back on social media and trying to encourage people to participate in this demonstration of july against corruption and economy they also say they have no guarantee that one also try to leave the country so that's what they're trying to call for right now in the court hearing that will be taking place sometime later today. and that people are concerned that this could be the government trying to make s

bobby charlton with the corner. jack! perfect goal! brother, bobby.

john lewis will be with us in just a moment, as well as our virginia representatives, congressman bobby scott and congressman don mckee chum. (applause) also with us this morning, our senator and fellow richmond or, tim kaine. now i would like all members of the arthur ashe extended family to give a big waves we cannot that for you. (applause) it is not my pleasure to invite forward mr. tom farrell, chairman, president and ceo of dominion energy, to extend his welcome which he does with our deep appreciation for dominion presenting its sponsorship for today's ceremony. tom. >> good morning everyone. today marks a bold step forward for our city. many folks here remember the hard work to build the author ash statue on monument avenue almost 25 years ago. like many things important in richmond, it was very controversial. lots of people had reasons not to build it. or to build it somewhere else. or to do something else altogether. it was not easy. but richmond is a better place today because political and civic leaders with vision took action. leaders like senator tim kaine, who then served

bobby livingston wires some of that cash, and just like that, a package arrives. >> i opened it up, andined. >> rick had good taste. >> yeah, he did. >> now, that's a "strange inheritance" story. one look at shelly and you can tell she's over the moon. roger that, mission control. it is kind of amazing that more than half of americans living today weren't even born when man last walked on the moon. will we ever go back? well, at least one space-tourism company is taking reservations for a to-be-determined blast-off date. shelly wishes rick would have lived to see such a day. he would have done anything to get one of those boarding passes and no doubt return with some incredible photos and souvenirs for his collection. i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thanks so much for watching, and remember -- you can't take it with you. dagen: good morning, everybody, i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo, top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern. more stimulus ahead. republicans said to announce latest relief plan with 1 trillion-dollar price tag. this as coronavirus cases are rising and extra

>> you know, look, deranged rant unfortunately from bobby rush. i'm not surprise there.ut joe biden should know better. he doesn't, unfortunately. this is unfortunately the default position of the left when they no longer want to talk policies. they just call us racist. the people of america though, and horace is exactly right, the people in america want jobs, not mobs. and you mentioned previously, lisa, about the inability to mollify, to satisfy the mob by giving them exactly what they want. they will always come back for more. i would also say this, i think there is something more sinister than just trying to take down statues, that is bad enough. the statues, i believe, are a dress rehearsal because these marxist will not be with trophies and granted stone. they will come for real people, living, breathing human beings, people like me who dare to disagree with them. that is where at the left is trying to take this country. we have to meet it with force and resolved. unfortunately, mayor lightfoot is showing exactly the opposite. >> lisa: horace? >> i want to understa

bobby, thank you. thank you for being here and thanks for welcoming me home. and the mcgregor family, all of them, including the long-suffering wife who has had to be the sister, like my sister, for all these years. i want to thank them all. mayoryor burke and kennedy, thank you. mr. president, as i said earlier, the iron workers have been with me my entire career. the first operation to ever endorse me in 1972. i wasn't even old enough to be elected senator, and you guys endorsed me, and i was able to turn 30 by the time i got sworn in. at the time i was elected, i wasn't old enough. and it is great to be home. dunmore, mr.m mayor, and my mom was from scranton. bob and everyone here at mcgregor industries for showing me around this morning. although we knew of this establishment a long time, it has only been around 100 years, that this is the kind of small manufacturing business that ,emonstrates the resilience creativity and staying power of the american industrial base. i am not telling you anything new, but we are living through a time unlike any other in

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