was bobbi parker a hostage? >> there was no doubt in my mind that she had been kidnapped by this man. >> or was she a partner in crime and maybe much more than that. >> i said, are you all right? she said, yes, i'm fine, i'm happy. >> nothing made sense. nothing. >> if you had to pick a woman to star in a sensational true crime stories you problem by wouldn't pick her. >> i grew up on a farm in north central kansas. i had a normal childhood. a normal upbringing. >> bobbi went to college in oklahoma where she caught the eye of randy parker. >> there was something really special about her. >> he had a balance in his life. he was good for me. he -- he gave me confidence. >> they married in 1982 and within four years had two little girls. bobbi was a teacher and randy worked in corrections. at one point they worked in the same prison. randy in administration and bobbi teaching inmates with special needs. >> beginning of the day we walked in together. at the end of the day we walked out together. >> bobbi of -- bobbi

so he checked into the hospital as bobby to have his appendix taken out as bobby and hope today bobby'sx stays pretty healthy. >> working together, playing together, going out together. going on dates together. living together. from the time we met till later, there was nothing, nothing that could keep us apart. >> i feel like i was the first serious girlfriend. initially, i couldn't really tell them apart. and i would bump into them and i wasn't quite sure which one i was going out with, so -- bob has this very raw natural type of intelligence that i think i was attracted to. >> i always thought david was the best, right, of the three of them. i've said it before, you know, i got the pick of the litter. >> without a doubt, eddy was the handsomeest of all the three triplets. of course, i'm partial. but i adored him. when i met him, he was the last hold out, the casanova of the three. and i said, oh, boy. this guy is a real bachelor, like player. but he was so warm in his smile and he had wonderful, beautiful hands, soft hands. when i shook his hand, you know, i just fell in love with hi

bobby's parents, bobby's father was a medical doctor. and his mother was an attorney.they were very well educated and they were living in one of the most prestigious areas of the country. eddy's father was a teacher. he had a college education. and they lived in what would be considered a middle class neighborhood. my family on paper were the least educated. they were immigrants. english was a second language to them. they had a little store. they were the more blue collar family. but my father was just this incredibly generous, warm guy. >> david's father richard was larger than life. if you can imagine this guy, he was a big guy with a big cigar always hanging out of his mouth. >> we referred to him as bubala. >> he was bubala. if you know yiddish, bubala, it's like love, it's hugging and it's kissing. >> we spent more time at david's house than any place else. bubala celebrated us like no other person. he said, i have two more sons. >> when the boys found each other, it just sort of happened then and there. here's this wonderful story, and that's it. nobody question

they'll have to let bobby out. >> free bobby and maybe touch off helter skelter in the bargain by framingthers. on this date, 1969, late, susan atkins, sexy sade dressed in black. >> she yelled out the car window we're going to kill some [ bleep ]. >> also in the car, their target, whoever lived in the house recently vacated by terry melcher who months earlier had blown off manson's hope force a record deal. >> whoever is living there now could be rich and famous. nobody else could afford a house like that. >> manson had actually been at the house earlier that year looking for terry melcher. he moved out. but manson encountered the present a sharon tate, the wife of roman polanski. they cut wires to the house. a young man the property care taker was headed out of the driveway. tex confronted him with a five, then shot him several times the killing had begun. with one standing guard the others went inside the house, they cut wires to the house. a young man the property care taker was headed out of the driveway. tex confronted him with a five, then shot him several times the killing had beg

. >> reporter: we begin with two people who have known and loved the man they call bobby, godfather of their son, close friend of more than 40 years. long before the rest of the world heard of him. >> and when did you meet him? >> we -- went to high school together. >> reporter: speaking here for the first time since durst's arrest, stewart and emily altman. >> there's still a side of bob that's not a monster. >> yeah. >> you know, he has a heart, but it's caused me a great deal of conflict and i can't get my head around is whatever happened to bob. it's hard. >> reporter: the altmans shared personal photos and the story of bob they've lived and breathed starting with the family disaster that tormented him. >> his mom committed suicide when he was 7 years-old and it was a devastating experience for bob. >> reporter: compounded by bob's strained relationships with his brother douglas and his father seymour. but then, in the 1970s, stewart introduced bob to a young woman and this whole twisted tale was set in motion. >> i was living on east 52nd street on the second floor and kathie was

. >> y tambiÉn llega bobby pulido para cantar por primera vez en televisiÓn con su hijo remmy. >> y una atrapada y tienen que ver el insÓlito rescate. >> y regresa la vida del reggaetÓn y lo hace con nosotros para poner flou a la maÑana y bikiv ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ claro. >> vamos a ir amigo muy buenos dÍas lo primero es lo primero, hoy es jueves 28 de febrero de 2019, gracias por acompaÑarnos. >> Último dÍa de febrero se acabÓ febrero. >> no hay mÁs, a adamari un beso estÁ enferma, pero te queremos mucho. >> como bien decÍamos, escuchamos la mÚsica hoy regresa la reina del flou y bikini. >> tambiÉn tenemos los detalles de la celebraciÓn de la banda "el recodo" donde hubo problemas que dejÓ varios heridos. >> ya se armÓ el zafarrancho. >> por primera vez bobby pulido hace un dÚo con su hijo y lo estrena aquÍ en casa aqui lo tendremos en vivo asÍ que no se lo pierdan va a estar divertido. >> vamos con las noticias con paulina que ayer muchas noticias. >> las declaraciones de michael cohen. >> bastante movido en materia informativa hoy tambiÉn hay mucha informaciÓn vamos con la informaciÓn comenzamos

tell us just a little bit, without giving it away, bobby, how you found each other.rted when you went off to college for the first time, right? >> basically i got up to a college where i had never been, and everybody asked me why i was back. they were saying, hi, eddie. what are you doing back? and i said, i'm not eddie. who's eddie? and a whole day of this went by. there was a good friend of eddie's who had returned and knew eddie was not returning, knew eddie's was adopted, new eddie's birth date. so the first thing he asked me was, were you adopted? when was your birthday? when i told him, he said, i think you have a twin brother. we rushed off, and we called him, and things went from there. >> what went through your mind at that moment? >> it was so bizarre that i just went with it. if your world gets turned completely upside down and inside out, you know it's something -- you can't control it. you just go with it. so that's exactly what happened. >> as you went along this journey and you found out it wasn't just two of you, there were three of you -- i know it w

the men wanted bobby to win. he was older — he was, what?ng, and she was at the peak of her powers. they said a lot of male chauvinists are not really proud of bobby riggs representing them, but i'm sure i've only heard from the ones that aren't proud of him. the ones who are proud of him, i'm sure, would go talk to him instead of talking to me. i remember her running his ass off. i mean, you know, having these long rallies, lob over his head, he'd go... i mean, he...he was tired. the women got so much more self—confidence after that moment, and the men are the ones that usually are more reflective and have tears in their eyes and, you know, "i watched that match when i was 12 or 15 or 20 and now, i have daughters." boy! "that match really influenced me as far as how i want my daughters and sons and all genders to have equal opportunity and equal rights." so much, i think, at stake for women because they'd been fighting so long for acceptance and equality and being able to compete, um, you know, especially in sports. that really changed bill

bobby: a combination of things.e has been repressive of opposition, so that has helped a lot. but it has also been helped by the fact that iran is a large country with lots of natural resources and the ability to feed itself, and able to survive even when it has been closed off from the rest of the world. theor the first 25 years of revolution, it was quite self-sufficient and able to manage, despite a long and brutal war with iraq. but more recently, in the last 10 or 15 years with this sanctions beginning to really bite, the gap between what iran is capable of doing and where the rest of the world is has grown a lot. so for a lot of iranians now, it is not enough. it is not enough that he can feed themselves and not enough that they have what their leaders call a resistant economy. they want more. the young americans -- young iranians want to connect with the rest of the world and participate in the global economy, said the aspirations are changing and the level of satisfaction has dropped. david: how much has the

>> according to bobby scott, he didn't realize there was sexual assault involved. he admitted today that he knew the woman had come to him and he was fully aware of it. so subsequent to that, i think kind of monday morning quarterbacking it, i think everyone would say, you should have acted. in the case, the other case, by the way, that woman in the kavanaugh case had gone to a congresswoman in california when she was the one who sat on it before forwarding it to the senator. >> ed: the top democrat on judiciary. >> that is a different dynamic. i would also say it's a different dynamic in terms of "the washington post" knowing about the case involving this woman who is making the charges against lieutenant governor fairfax. there was no really investigation of the woman in the kavanaugh case. >> ed: lawrence and katie, quickly make your points. speak at the bottom line is, it seems like the democrats, when it comt to process, the facts to come out, they want a little bit of grace, they worked so hard for women, worked so hard for civil rights but what happens to pe

he's fighting for civil rights, carrying out the legacy of his late grandfather, bobby kennedy. democratic congressman joe kennedy is with us tonight. also we've got stand-up comedian slash political commentator, the host of netflix patriot act hasan minhaj in the building. i cannot wait. it's going to be amazing. but first let's talk. this week was rough. people on both sides of the political divide saw a few of their nightmares come true this week. we should try to learn something from this. look, on both sides, left and right, people have power, just in different ways, different places. the right wing has power at the top of our government, mainly in the white house. and liberals' big fear is that trump will recklessly abuse his power and his influence and put vulnerable people at risk. on the left, we've got power too at the top of our culture, places like hollywood, universities, associated movements like black lives matter. the conservatives are afraid we're going to recklessly abuse our power and unfairly brand and treat them. well, congratulations, america. both nightmar

and bobby scott in virginia, is he going to weigh in on this? you had the richmond mayor weigh in on it and say he should resign. and black lawmakers so far have basically said they see this as a complete betrayal, and they don't have any permanent friends or permanent enemies, only permanent interests. and the question is will they see it in their interest at some point to call him -- >> it's certainly who you are and how you feel about people of color, but it also shows a deep level of ignorance as well. listen, tara, people are calling for him to resign. we know politicians of different types, steve king, we were just talking about him who had to resign last week being a katrina victim. all those things. but this is whole other level -- another level of ugliness and bigotry and hatred. should he resign? >> absolutely. i mean, there is absolutely no way in this day and age, in the climate we're in, with the president we have, in what happened in charlottesville in the very state northam is governor of, that you could possibly remain in office.

jack and bobby, his brother, the attorney general, feared violence. in fact, the whole city was closed that wednesday. the police, fbi, military, out.nal guard were all they canceled a senator's game. it was a record breaker with the march in much of the same as the suffrage parade against woodrow wilson in 1913. that was 50 years earlier exactly. that is who was a declaration of that was, throwing down a gauntlet for social change, human rights and a nonbiased quaker named alice paul. let me give you the cast of characters at the march. to set the stage, clarence will cover this in a more personal way and discuss martin luther king's legacy. was the elderlph of the civil rights movement. he led the brotherhood of porters.quarters -- he proposed the march back in 1941 to pry president roosevelt to enact fair employment practices. when fdr did act under pressure, randolph called the whole thing off. he represents a betrayed unit component of the march for economic justice. his statute is in union station today. there was an architect of the march and h

moore, the great bobby moore, who came in immediately and patted him on the back, gordon a lwa ys andis after—dinner speeches, he always said that it was bobby moore that said it rather than alan murray, would go up to him and pat him on the back and say come on, come on, gordon. you should be catching those. the prime minister has promised mps a final decisive vote on her brexit deal, but not until she has secured changes to the so—called backstop, which guarantees no hard border between northern ireland and the republic. theresa may said she needed some time to get the changes, and she told mps to hold their nerve. labour's jeremy corbyn accused her of running down the clock to try to blackmail parliament into backing her deal. 0ur deputy political editor john pienaar has the latest. clear the way, prime minister coming through. time is almost up to cut a brexit deal with brussels mps might support. each time, mrs may is finding mps less patient than before. 0rder! prime minister's statement. but her only option today — another appeal. stick with me. the same message, only now with

you have his friend, bobby scott, congressman bobby scott, who said, you know, it's hard for a frienddenounce this, but he is. you know, there are many -- those two along with others are feeling that as he, you know, wanted to portray michael jackson, he should just moonwalk out of there. he is insulting the intelligence of the american population to say, ana -- i mean, i watched this, and i was in disbelief. to say, it wasn't me. you know, going back to an old shaggy song. it wasn't me. to say one of those two pictures wasn't him, but i did put shoe polish on my face and did the moonwalk, you know, in a contest for my michael jackson, impersonating michael jackson, and then when asked about, you know, the other yearbook with his nickname being coonman, other people did it, it's thin. it is so thin. and you have a state that's still trying to deal with the effects after verb of charlottesville. charlottesville is now a verb because of racism. you cannot say that it's over and you're going to govern well. this is more than an albatross around his neck. it's an albatross around the stat

let me explain it to you. >> as a 14-year-old millie bobby brown before her world got turned upside downing waffle-loving girl with psychokinetic powers, eleven. in the end, there is a message we all need to hear. >> we want to show it's okay to be different and if your friends don't come to the party, we will. >>> still ahead, john travolta gives "e.t." an update on olivia newt newton-john's cancer battle. >> sometimes it becomes a mystery. >> and what you didn't know about this iconic scene from "grease." >>> and never missing an interview or what the co-stars are revealing as secrets. >>> then only we are going back to school with henry winkler. why his happiest days are happening now. >> i am one grateful person. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ ♪ hopefully devoted to you >>> the very popular "hopelessly devoted to you" got "grease" its one and only oscar nomination back in 1979. it also happens to be the title of a new lifetime movie based on olivia newton-john's life. the 70-year-old is currently battling cancer for a third time, but continues to fight. here's what we know. >

bobby portis showed up last night. tonight, it was jabari parker's ?turn. trade trade this. again. he had 20 points. wizards up 15 at the half. >> nice, nice. >> third quarter, let's not forget about bradley beale. takestnto the paint. he had 31ts poin. wizards win. andhe 's the head coach on parker's revenge game. >> when you playr against you former team, youto want , you know, py aggressive and win the game. ity that's what was on his mind. i've seen him enough now the last few yes, when he dunks, it's with power. he's an aggressive player. and he's hard to guard. i like the way he competes on both ends. >>> let's talk about the cavs. braden holtby in net as they take on the panthers. first period, panthers on the power play. going to beat holtby here. 1-0, florida there. 30 seconds later, keith yandle. traffic in front, doesn't tter. caps down 2-0 quickly. in the third, caps battle down. it's 4-3. nice pass, and kuzy he loves the lamp. we're goi to overtime. caps, a man down. caps lose 5-4. >>> three weeks ago, virginia lost to duke in an instant classic. it's their only

bobby, what struck you the most? news was his meeting with chairman kim february 27 and 28 in vietnam. everything else was rehash of what we heard before. i was expecting to hear more about venezuela because of the proximity, not just of the country itself to the united states, but the fact there is a big crisis right now. so i did expect him -- i did expect venezuela to feature more prominently in some sort of sense what he was going to do about it. we didn't hear that. there was a sort of quite general thing we stand with the people of venezuela. that's sort of -- any politician would say that. there was no effort for a sort of larger narrative about america's place in the world. what is america's role? i mean, we are withdrawing from some places, we want to engage in some other places. what is his overall foreign policy? not much clarity on that. but to be perfectly honest, i wasn't expecting a great deal of clarity. it is a very muddled policy, it has been the last two years. why should we expect a break in the c

but he wouldn't have it any other way. >> tell me about bobby. >> bobby is an amazing guy. bobby did four tours in iraq. got through the first three with no problem. then about a week into the fourth tour, he had this incredible accident. he was the only one that survived. he went through all the guilt, went through the suicidal thoughts, the despair. was seeking something as he went through therapy. once his therapist said, you know, you should try standup. he was joking around about his therapy and his injuries. he thought it was crazy. she kept pushing him. he finally agreed to get up on stage and try it. he found that people were able to connect to his story. >> how do you avoid the problem of being seen as sort of a wealthy, white guy from malibu or whatever? parachuting in and leaving them. >> i was very conscious of that. tried to be honest about it. i talked about being the only white person in nigeria. i was the minority. i suggested to every white person in america to visit a black country and feel what that's like and see how cool everybody was also. i had to emb

sir bobby charlton said, gordon was a fantastic goalkeeper and i was proud to call him a team—mate. greatest. although england fell short at the next world cup, banks was at his peak, most famously against brazil with the save of the century. pele! what a save! quite how he denied pele and a header that seemed destined for the net dumbfounded anyone, not least banks himself. ijust got my hand to it and it goes in that direction. honest to god i thought it was a goal, when i hit the floor like that, the position now, i turned around and i could see it bouncing behind the goal! i couldn't believe it! banks and pele later became close friends, this is the brazilian legend's memory of the legend that forged the bond between them. i had the ball, ialreadyjumped to say goal and i looked there and i did goa... 0h! today on social media, pele said, rest in peace, my friend. yes, you were a goalkeeper with magic but you were also so much more. you were a fine human being. banks's brilliance helped stoke city to the league cup in 1972, the club's first major trophy but later that year a car c

we'll look back at bobby portis's night last night and look ahead tonigs his team set to face an live from the starlite lounge. ♪ one plus one equals too little too late ♪ ♪ a sock-a-bam-boom ♪ who's in the room? ♪ love is dangerous ♪ but driving safe means you pay less ♪ switch and save ♪ ♪ yes, ma'am excusee, miss. ♪ does this heart belong to you? ♪ ♪ould you like it anyway? [ scatting ] >>> this is the xfinity sportsdesk. >> how awkward would i be to see your ex-just days after breaking up? that's what's happening tonight when the wizards and bulls face off. the meeting of the exes. new power forward bobby was upset he was traded by chicago, the on nba team he'sfo played he's making the early case to prove he won the breakup. he was a man on his mission.rt the fh year player out of arkansas came off the bench started perfect 5 of 5 from the field. he's the first wizards to 30 in his team deb since antawn jamison back in 2004 and became the first player in nba history with back to back 3 po games for different teams within a season. after the win, he said he was just happy to belayi

not move forward to the lieutenant governor, democrat virginia, bobby scott new about this a year ago. why didn't he come forward of democrats say believe all women? >> going to bobby scott he didn't realize there was sexual assault involved but he admitted today he knew the woman had come to him and he was fully aware of it so subsequent to that, monday morning quarterbacking it everybody would say you should have acted. now, in the other case, that woman in the brett kavanaugh case and gone to a congresswoman in california and she was the one who sat on it before forwarding it to the senator. so that is a different dynamic in terms of the washington post knowing about the case involving this woman who's making the charts against fairfax. there was no investigation of the woman in the brett kavanaugh case. >> make your point. >> the bottom line, seems the democrats when it comes to their guys they want to process, they want the facts to come out, they want a little bit of grace, they worked so hard for women or civil rights but when it happens to people on the right they rush to judg

the two teams swapped for parker and bobby portis and porker and portis, parker and rtis, sorry, ottodid not. portis and parker, portis in full swag there. the home cker room at the united center and things changed. he scored 1 against his old squad. portis took things personally with ten points but parker really stole the show and took out his aggression against his team and went for 20. portis and parker becoming bright spots for the wizards and scott brooks c sympathize with how they were feeling in chicago. >> i know when you play a finst yourormer team, you want to play aggressive and win the game most importantly. that's what was on his mind. he's hard to guard and i like the way he competes. >> this is unlike anyer o situation. it didn't end in the b terms but i wasn't trying to make that a distraction. i was trying to get a win and here for bobby. >> college hoops, dave paulson and george mason hosting la salle. first half a, patriots with a o- point lead, green, into the n lanee scoop off the glass. game high 21. mason trailed by two at the half. in the second, ottis livingst

that is bobby's real hair and not a wig! definition of the show must go on. >> just watching that! he didn't even blink! >> people around here make fun of how much hairspray in my hair that it will combust. i don't know if i can keep going if that happened. >> exactly. >> morgan radford, thank you. we will see you later on in the show. up next, willie ace sit down with liam hemsworth and competing with his brother chris for a role and his recent marriage to miley cyrus. >>> then harry smith on the washington man who is making faith one log at a time and we are ready to answer your live questions live on the show. we will dig through sunday mail coming up at the end of the show. i customize everything - bike, wheels, saddle. that's why i switched to liberty mutual. they customized my insurance, so i only pay for what i need. i insured my car, and my bike. my calves are custom too, but i can't insure those... which is a crying shame. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ prestige creams not living

bobby livingston wires some of that cash, and just like that, a package arrives. >> i opened it up, andgood 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. >> he was at the center of a scandal -- the national pastime, gambling, and gangsters. >> arnold rothstein gave them a little bit of money to, supposedly, throw the series. >> "shoeless" joe was arguably the best baseball player of all time. >> he's banned from the game... >>

wizards head coa scott brooks had the chance to show off his new toys in the pcess, newcomer bobby portis freshly acquired from the bulls ended up king some weird nba history. welcome to d.c. the wiz trying to end a three-game losing streak and portis did his part. he came off thbench red-hot. forces aoteal. going go the distance. finished with t floater. next possession, bradley beal to money.three ball, now, portis could not have been more effective in the first quarter. perfect 5 of 5 from the field, including 3 of 3 from downtown. finished with points and became the first player in nbay histor with back-to-back -point games -- >> whoa. >> -- for different teams within a season. never befe done. >> that's pretty cool. >> 73 years in the nba, never before dre. jabari parlso showing off. nice behind the back pass to trevor aza. that's the duke version of jabari parker, not the -- wiz top the cavs. let's hear from the new guys. >> makes me feel right at home. obviously i left a good place.y me and teammate had a great abond with onenother. i think this locker room has a great bond. they w

sir bobby charlton, one of the first to pay tribute.ad he saved my header — because that act was the start "of a friendship between us that i will always treasure. "whenever we met, it was always like we had never been apart. "rest in peace, my friend. "yes, you were a goalkeeper with magic. "but you were also so much more. "you were a fine human being." there are so many more attributes that continue to come in for gordon banks, obviously his death was announced this morning during overnight at the age of 81. that really is what twitter does best, with those tributes coming through. great to see. let‘s move on. let‘s talk about cricket. england are on the up. they've lost in the series but they are going out on the app. in this series. it could all be over by the close of play. joe root was out for 122 when play resumed on day four, england then declared leaving the windies an improbable a85 for them to win cuejimmy anderson who took three wickets in the space of five overs. he can thank moeen alli for taking a terrific catch to get ri

they had a guy on their team then schultes who was the enforcer and when bobby clarke was threatened they said and this guy to intimidate and beat up anyone on the opposing team who try to interfere with bobby clarke so the liberals in america they consider themselves to be living in pedestals high above the masses and they're never wrong and they have the moral high ground and occasionally when their policies are.

the nineteenth seventies they had a guy on their team then schultes who was the enforcer and when bobby clarke was threatened and to intimidate and beat up anyone on the opposing team to try to interfere with bobby.

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they had a guy on their team then scholtz who was the enforcer and when bobby clarke was threatened they said and this guy to intimidate and beat up anyone on the opposing team who try to interfere with bobby clarke so the liberals in america they consider themselves to be living in pedestals high above the masses and they're never wrong and they have the moral high ground and occasionally when their policies are exposed as fraudulent and without merit and to kowtow ing to the worst elements of core pocker see an empire. there don't want to deal with their unmasking they bring in a max or william kristol to beat people up their thoughts max boot him bill kristol or are thugs they're the enforcers for the left. so they go in and they kick people in the game a bloody nose so again i want to point out his sentence here that he says one thing that every late stage ruling class has uncommon is a high tolerance for mediocrity when i see see who is the opposite of mediocre it really puts into dramatic visual representation how mediocre hillary clinton was that they had massive billions of dolla

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bobby oh my god oh. boy. oh off. the ocean oh. yeah and. here we are going to cram up all our own. i mean i mean all i hear a carriage. go on. oh. yes. oh initial oh me oh you are going to let me. go on the last thing you know you know on my own i'm. assuming your mind only for a little while and i already. fine. but. the fact. that. the silence has been disturbed. this. is one of scandinavia so largest iron ore deposits. and it's driving a wedge between those seeking wealth. and those defending their way of life. art gallery a witness documentary on the jersey and. an army of volunteers has come together to help with the influx of tens of thousands of evacuees. but their retreat to a church shelter has brought new challenges an outbreak of norovirus and other gastrointestinal problems. smoke from the massive wildfires now blankets much of northern california leading to some of the worst air quality in the world but with more than twelve thousand structures lost in the wildfires concerns remain about long term accommodations jobs and medical care. local officials say there isn't en

could go out and go out and go after what they wantedlj tell you, i was sitting at home watching the bobbywere you? not very old? i wasjust in my teens and it was like, it was my future. if you have not have won that, if you have not changed women's tennis talent was, i would not changed women's tennis talent was, iwould not not changed women's tennis talent was, i would not have been able to play tennis as a career. and i had the most magical 15 years playing tennis and then tennis has given me the other career. it is a great 1-2, both of them are great. so let me just say a huge thank you to you for changing my life and not only my life that so many tennis players with what you had that vision, that belief, and the gut to go out and stand up and take on organisations that way you did. you changed so many people ‘s lives so thank you. wow. thank you so much, that is very touching. she has been a huge advocate for women's rights, and equal rights, thatis women's rights, and equal rights, that is obviously translated into one of those things in tennis which is not really the case at ending

sir bobby charlton said he was proud to call him a team—mate.is was a really lovely touch from the german fa, the dfb... we will continue to bring you reaction to his death throughout the afternoon. shannon gabriel has been warned about his language after the stump microphone picked up an exchange with joe root microphone picked up an exchange withjoe root during the final test in st lucia yesterday. the england captain responded to an allegedly homophobic slur by saying there is nothing wrong with being homosexual. that was picked up by the microphone. 0n field umpires want him butjoe root refused to elaborate on what was said exactly. he finished on 111 on day four. england are in the lead and looked set for victory. although the series is already lost. the british horseracing authority says strict bio—security control measures will be put in place when racing resumes tomorrow. meetings have been suspended for six days in britain following an outbreak of equine flu. sports governing body says the return to action is going to be ina says the re

sir bobby charlton said : he was my hero, obviously, growing up he was my hero, obviously, growing upble to train with him, i think the big thing i would say about him is, in an era which is totally different today, you have this great positional sense and that was his dedication, really. he first made his name with leicester city. but it wasn't long before he attracted england's attention. his reliability was pivotal to the 1966 triumph. winning the world cup, he later said, changed his life. triumph. winning the world cup, he latersaid, changed his life. 0h, tremendous. when we come back, you won't believe the people. just incredible. we felt so proud. although england fell short of the next world cup in 1970, banks was at his peak, most famously against brazil in what's been described as the save of the century. quite how he denied pele has dumbfounded everyone, not least the strike himself. i had the ball, ijump to save the ball. bank 's brilliance and then helped stoke city to the league club —— league cup in 1972, its first major trophy but later that year, a car crash cost in o

the incredible thing, bobby did not miss a note.laying.ne he it was on fire but he had 100% faith for his guys to put it out. it is a hair band, that was actually bobby's real haind not even a wig. >> that's the definition of the show must go ont >> j watching that, he did not blink. >> the people around making fun of him how much hair spray he had that one day it is going t com combust. >> thank you so much morgan. >> coming up next, a sit-down hemsworth. his latest rom com and his recent marriage are miley cyrus. morgan and i are ready to aalwer of your questions on live television, this is going to be fun, send us your best and weirdest on twitter and facebook with as a fitness junkie, i customize everything - bike, wheels, saddle. that's why i switched to liberty mutual. they customized my insurance, so i only pay for what i need. i insured my car, and my bike. my calves are custom too, but i can't insure those... which is a crying shame. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ prestige creams not liv

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sir bobby charlton said gordon was fantastic goalkeeper and i was proud to call him the team—mate. hurst described him as one of the very greatest, a sentiment echoed throughout the game. he was my hero obviously, growing up. training with him, i think the big thing i can say about him was he had in an era that was totally different today, he had this great positional sense. that was his dedication, really. banks first made his name with leicester city. but it wasn't long before he attracted england's attention and his reliability was pivotal to their 1966 triumph, winning the world cup he later said changed his life. tremendous! i mean, when we came back, you wouldn't believe the people in the streets. it was just incredible, and we felt so proud. although england fell short at the next world cup in 1970, banks was at his peak, most famously against brazil and what has been described as the save of the century. quite how he denied pele dumbfounded everybody. i looked down, i said "go..."! his brilliance helped stoke city to the league in 1972, the club's first major trophy. but la

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