they'll have to let bobby go. >> free bobby and maybe touch off helter skelter by framing the black panthersressed in black and headed out to of spahn ranch. >> sadie hung out of the car window and yelled, we're going to kill some (bleep) pigs. >> also in the car, tex watson, patricia krenwinkel, and linda kasabian. their target? whoever lived in the house recently vacated by terry melcher, who months earlier, had politely blown off man since desire for a deal. >> nobody else could afford a house like that. >> manson had actually been at the house earlier that you're looking for terry melcher. he moved out. but manson encountered the current resident, actress sharon tate. the pregnant wife of film director roman polanski. now tex climbed a telephone pole and cut wires to that very same house. they all went up to the house. but just then a young man who had been visiting the property was headed out of the driveway. tex confronted him with a knife then shot him several times. the killing had begun. with kasabian standing guard, susan, patricia and tex went inside the house. polanski was out of

., , ., , nations people feel like bobby cameron? .,, .,, ., cameron?_ cameron? the pope has to come to canada. that _ cameron? the pope has to come to canada. that is _ cameron? the pope has to come to canada. that is 1 _ cameron? the pope has to come to canada. that is 1 of _ cameron? the pope has to come to canada. that is 1 of the - to canada. that is 1 of the calls of the trc, the truth and reconciliation commission. he has to come to canada to offer that apology. i know they are planning a trip to the vatican some time in december and i will not go to the vatican because i believe that the pope must come to this country and apologise on the soil of the people that have been harmed, that have been killed and subjected genocide and that is churches been a part of. in terms of the people renouncing their religion, those are things that each individual has to decide on where they are going to go, if regional chief bobby cameron is taking that route, and that is certainly his individual choice to do that. , ., ~ his individual choice to do that. , . ~'

bobby hall, aka logic joins us now.ally, seeing that made me feel good about myself, thank you. >> i was wondering how that would make you feel. listen, you were so candid. you really told the unvarnished truth about your childhood. you said it's been a beautiful and difficult journey to relive. it was so hard for me to see the beauty and the difficulty of your life. why was it such an important story for you to tell at this particular time? >> i think it's just kind of all culminated to right now, and everything that i've gone through has kind of been leading up to this moment as a father. you know, the music and accolades and all the stuff behind me is great, but nothing wa beats being a good husband and dad, and i feel like now that i'm really venturing into this next part of my life that part of just being logic is kind of not necessarily over, but i really wanted to finally tell that story. >> i am curious about how you were able to be a good husband and father because on page 194, talking about your mom, this real

my oldest son is named after him so his name is bobby. share those stories without feeling like i'm burdening anybody. they enjoy hearing about him all the time. >> jennifer, you're married with children now as well. how do you talk to them about this part of your life? >> my children are 13 and 15. they talk about 9/11 in school now. they're old enough to understand what happened that day and i'm completely honest with them. we talk about it like we would talk about anything else and my family is incredibly supportive and i'm very lucky. >> jen, we only have a few seconds left. what do you hope people take away from the story? >> that grief is idiosyncratic. telling someone they have to get over something might be a kind of tyranny. people grieve in really different ways and some people d to live in their grief. >> it's a beautiful moving story. i thank you all for sharing it. thank you for persevering and getting it done as well. i hope everybody reads it in "the atlantic." you can read the full story on "the atlantic's" website. we'll

warned that the state health care system may be approaching a major failure. political 62 year old bobby burdette has just emerged from the covey intensive care unit at our lady of the lake hospital in baton rouge,

do you think that is important, and do many first nations people feel like bobby cameron?s to come to canada, that's one of the calls under the trc — the truth and reconciliation commission. he has to come to canada to offer that apology. i know that they're planning a trip to the vatican sometime in december, and i will not go to the vatican, because i believe that the pope must come to this country and apologise on the soil of the people that have been harmed, that have been killed, that have been the subject of genocide, and that his church has been a part of. now, in terms of the people renouncing their religion, those are things that each individual has to decide on where they're going to go, and if regional chief bobby cameron is taking that route, then that's certainly his individual choice to do that. let's talk about the canadian government. justin trudeau, prime minister of canada, came to power saying that he was going to commit to a new relationship with the first nations peoples of canada. he was going to work in partnership. he was going to treat you with the

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bobby brown very early when covid broke out. they're fearless. they are exactly like these guys we're describing. there's some core value in them. they're fearless, they're resilient. they see the ore side of this because they say, i knew people who died from the spanish flu, i remember polio, we've gone through the war, we went through 9/11 and we will get through this. they're very optimistic. i asked eddie robinson, are you worried? you're in your late 90s. he said, hell, no, we're going to get through this. it's a joy. i come away from this and if there's anything we can do, we can just spread some joy and hope for the next generation and the whole country to get through this. bill, i know you have some comments on this as well from the guys that you interviewed. >> i thank anne for introducing me to this whole subject. because i hadn't thought about it. one of the people that she mentioned to me was al naples, who is from massachusetts. he played in the major leagues later on. but there's a famous time when babe ruth also came to fenway park

>> so bobby door was an mvp candidate in 1944. red sox were desperate to win a pennant as was joe cronin, the manager. when bobby door decided it would be his last game, there were four games out. at his last at-bat, the entire fenway crowd serenaded him with "'til we meet again." door goes to oregon to put his items in order. during that time the red sox end up losing 13 of the last 20 games. joe cronin looks to trade him in the off season but let's his anger smooth out and keeps him for the '46 season. >> thank goodness for that. door was a guy that we were happy to keep around for sure. what else you got for us, gavin? >> did door open up opportunities for african-americans and women to play? was the entire all-american girls baseball league, the kenosha comets, any number of teams, had very successful runs for a few years there. but, sexism, and the return of all the veterans that had served in world war ii, and it was men's baseball that took over again. we had women from the boston area, mary pratt just died within the last

joining me now is independent journalist, bobby ghosh, and jonathan lemire, white house reporter for the "washington post." you and i were texting and you sent an article you had written in 2019 in which it sounded like you could have written it this weekend. you talked about the collapse of the war strategy and the fact that the taliban had basically taken over half the country. talk to me a little bit about the conditions that were existing before the withdrawal and the collapse of kabul? >> yeah, thank you so much for having me, joy. i'm really happy to be on your show but it's so unfortunate that it's under these circumstances. you know, first and foremost, i want to give my thoughts at afghani people, to the other foreign nationals who are there literally clinging on to any hope that they can, desperate for their lives. you just showed the images of people jumping on a plane, the level of desperation and the heart ache, you can't even watch some of these videos, it's tragic. and thank you also for highlighting that piece i did in 2019 because unfortunately, you know, we don't pa

not really, peter, we're here just in the north of the attic, a basin and very bobby. next tell you the wind is picking up. now, i have to remind people of what happened in the attic based on the east side in 2019. there was a wildfire the killed $1100.00 plus people. and it really is because of that, that we're seeing the scenes we're seeing now here on the bridge into very bobby, we have the firefighters and police that have put up a roadblock. and that is to do that is basically to block any non essential personnel from going in to the town of ari bobby. one of the most acutely affected parts of this region from this season's wildfire. there's volunteers dropping off supplies for those on the front line. but no one else is being allowed to go in, not residence, no one's being allowed to go look on their homes or their businesses, which is creating some frustration here at this police court. and, but i can tell you why. if you look just passed all of these things, all of the activity happening here. if you look past, we'll just pass the camera up to the hills. we'll

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

the fact that 2 of bobby kennedy's sons spoke in his favor.y he's shown remorse and should be released. it was the 77 year olds. 16th parole hearing he's been behind bars. 53 years. the new york senator and brother of president john f kennedy was a democratic presidential candidate when he was shot. he had just won the california state primary. it happened at la is ambassador hotel just minutes moments really after his victory speech kennedy's younger son says he was moved to tears by sir hands. remorse. he's arguing is not a danger. there is still a 90 day process to play out and the governor has to okay. the release. >> coming up here during kron 4 news at 8 o'clock warriors star steph curry is showing his support for female athletes. how is new program will help them navigate their future careers also san francisco's tourism is recovering but way slower than it was predicted. one travel association gives us some insight. and when the city's tourism will be booming again. also there's fire danger lake tahoe tonight. it is very real for one b

a 21 kilos. tasha will be in bobbies. there is by no means a large quantity by today's standards. as staggering 50 tons of opium and heroine confiscated at this checkpoint alone each year, hefty prices are put on the heads of the most zealous police officers. i found my way to shaft miller definition to get charged. he said that was the one us on this of others above the supposed to tell on the i hello, driven by dreamer shape those in me dares thing. we dare to ask me. ah, ah. i the next morning and we're back to police to the place where drug users get together. this time were accompanied by the doctors who have agreed to admit site yet to the hospital. not coming up with a pretty nice if you don't watch it, you would say it was nowhere to be found. his phone number was blocked and the when no police to guard at this time. we were just about ready to leave empty handed when 5 minutes later sired reappeared out of the blue. about this time he wasn't happy to see as accompanied by doctors when he learned that the treatment would take almost one and a half months. he tried to back

bobby, it's great to have you. a fund justify holding nike >> well, look, the fund company that owns nike and their fund that's calvert, their strategy, they purport to reduce water use liters so, they look at sectors that might have heavy use of water. these are things like apparel, the hotel industry they look to identify companies that have really efficient use of water nike they deem as one of those leaders in the apparel sector. certainly that's a noble goal. and the reason behind that checks out but ultimately what we found was a lot of investors when they buy a water fund they're looking for something differentiated and what ultimately happens is you have this amalgamation of securities spread across numerous different sectors and you send up with standard equity beta rather than anything difference yatd. >> you say it's doubtful you need a water fund. they are niche funds i guess there are two reasons to want exposure to water funds they're not correlated you're saying maybe that's not the case if they hold

almost half of all new infections are in the southern state of carola bobby without more from the capital knew deli, the numbers have been under control. if you see the picture, pan, india, the positivity rate is chill under 5 percent. that is a benchmark set by the was, has organisation saying that about 5 percent is when you're supposed to be really worried. but there are some worrying trends. you know carol law is one stage where unlike the other states in india, where you saw a steep rise in a peak of cases during the 2nd wave, canada has had a plot to that plateau has to continued, which is why more than half the cases that india recorded overnight have been coming from kara last. the telephone is wanting a war tax again, top africa and government officials filmed group has claimed responsibility for tuesday, the comp time that followed a gun battle near the home of the defense minister. a people were killed. the blast happened close to the cities heavily fortified greens and where government buildings and embassies are located in the peers order 3 humanitarian organizations, includi

bobby, are you there? caller: yes. this is bobby from fitzgerald? host: yes. go ahe, bobby.aller: personally, when i am watching c-span these days, i can still see the sanitizing. you are sanitizing joeoe b bide. we are focusing on what we want to happen instead of what is happening. they removed the military and left the people there and they left the equipment there. if trump was in office he would be saying, how come trump gave the list of american names and locations to the taliban? that would be your focus today. you can save face if you want to, c-span, but you have got to do more than take your eyeglasses off. host: what do you think? should american troops stay on the ground in afghanistan after the 20 years we have already spent or is it time to b bring them home? caller: they have a military. what you do is you make a plan and if you withdraw, you withdraw orderly. you do it with a plan. i am not going to sit here and try to answer your questions because i know what your questions are designed to do. it is designed to keep me from talking about joe biden because yo

ah, it was full of our so full of revenue, johns and barbecues, and humbly bobby's again, as we call them full of all the wonderful things that it was that was normal to us. and it was great because it was, it was safety, it was and it was fun. was fun as a kid for the okay, is living in punch bowl. quintinella is their family beach. just as it is for generations of western suburb families. we go play football on this and we went swimming at the age. it was like of age. i've never had an issue going to chronology. did yours interact with the locals? probably not. but who just like any other person on the beach? never an issue. me. while i was just trying from propeller and i've been on the kennels with over the years, and no one's ever set it back to me or looked at me in the wrong way. or i see with my in laws where my sister in law and my brother in law to nowadays and commons and whatever else. and no one's ever said about what to me in any way, shape or form. one of the things that was very clear about was nobody knew what was going to happen when they came to power and 9096. how

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or as it and she are or you, i cannot get a hold the me you had to mom has have heard about that, bobby, after the machine, falcon a car was said, yolanda kilpatrick hall on friday holding me giving me shirley to ask mack him and ask a lot of that can see a heck him i had done my if you should come up but we plan in the 11 earlier but it was in had gone to the tomato, suddenly molly adam had them well, feel free 30, that lead kinley with grow know a lot less than the that the politically dominant him can play general bobby slate the modem model. and what was going on? i did that one minus the level has to be sort of over the 100 them i didn't model the one with the other will see how much she on a month for all but doing just manual but doing my thought we can chat a shot and we would love to help you out and i left after you get off. i asked you whether i could if i know she got the message, she had the module and we'll go over 50 years after his execution mystery still surrounds l. e. cohen's life as a spy? be israeli national intelligence agency ma side has never spoken publicly abou

. >> i've known bobby since -- >> when has he been on, recently >> i've known bobby since he was 16 >i've known bobby for a long time. >> well, maybe not that long bobby built an amazing company, and candy crush, that was a great acquisition, but these human resources issues are probably -- >> more than a human resource issue, they're getting sued by california for harassment and all sorts of other things. >> what are they going to do >> they're going to defend themselves, and we'll see where it ends up, but to say that bobby's not on the hot seat. >> bobby's totally on the hot seat what are you going to do put a special master in to see what's going on what are you talking about >> i don't know. >> it's not good i thought he might have put it past him until this. >> right >> because it -- goldman knows, look they have superior product, great products obviously grand theft, and these are companies that are perceived as being sayonara, i'm going outside to do my work. >> what's happening in america. >> understood. >> by the way, you got some trouble on twitter with this immigration stu

and here in moscow were joined by dmitri bobby. he was a political analyst and editor in a me, internet media project. or a gentleman, cross our rules and effect, that means you can jump anytime you want, and i always appreciate it. okay, let's go to the new and improved version of denise re, bobby, welcome to the program. and i should tell everybody for this format that you contact that my 2 guests in this case to be in georgia and i inquire with they would like to talk about and deeming you sent me an article about the new mccarthyism. why did you send that to me? what caught your eye, and do you think we really are in arab new? go ahead. i think the main reason is that there's very radical polarized in statement that we had last week from president biden, who actually used a very aggressive us when given gold medals to their lease officers who unfortunately let you know, the insurgence, the so called into the capitol hill, so these people were given gold medals even though they obviously failed to prevent something very bad from

swimmers shattering records and raking in medals, including bobby finke's second thrilling underdog win and the american gymnast triumphing after being thrust back no competition after simone biles pulled out. >>> fighting eviction. millions now at risk of losing their homes after a ban on evictions lapsed. democrats fighting to reinstate it. >>> going too far. customers lashing out at servers as restaurants struggle to staff up. what's behind the anger? and the true spirit of the games. two athletes sharing the gold. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. reporting tonight from tokyo. >> hello from japan. the olympics moving into a second week even as covid cases in the tokyo region set new records just a day ago topping 4,000 cases for the first time of the while tonight more than 5,000 miles away the united states facing its own covid reckoning. a new wave, a new epicenter taxing hospital emergency rooms again. health officials warning things will get worse amid renewed concerns over children and classroom reopenings. we have full coverage tonight beginning with v

very bobby once more. yeah, certainly. sounds like a very challenging situation there for the authorities, but what, what efforts being made to stop defies spreading to population centers. well, it has to be said having, you're throwing everything the candidate. there's international help on the way the military is involved now. but the fact is that the best that people can do right now is obey those evacuation orders. and the government has become far more aggressive about issuing those evacuation orders. we were just in an area to find out the most populated part of this area in the north rock. and there was a mandatory evacuation order issued for their the st for nancy, but they're still were many people waiting for the last minute again, believe not just because they wanted to protect the property. they said they had nowhere else. they didn't know what to do again. so everybody here including the government of civil professional authority, residence and civilians themselves, all really at a loss to try to cope with the

is doing crazy tumbling passes without that lower body strength it's not going to happen, and then bobbyolympians. look at them. >> definitely olympians. speaking of olympians, caeleb dressel of course brought home an astonishing five gold medals in swimming this year, so how can we work on our own upper body strength. look at the picture. caeleb dressel is a beast but as close as we can physically get give us some tips. >> yes, upper body is very important for all of our swimming olympians so let's show what we got. we have a push/press from brendan. as you're doing this you're exhaling as you're pressing the weight over your head and definitely feeling it. he feels it. a bench over row. as you're doing this, it's super important that you have a long line from the top of your head right down to your tailbone really working and pulling through that back. then bobby right here working on his tricep, backs of arms dropping it to the back of your neck and pressing it straight up going for the gold. >> i've been working my tris. it's hard to get into the suit. >> you did well over a thousand

julie procedure man have rejected a massive bid from real madrid for superstar kilian and bobby, it's been reported that p s g said no to about $260000000.00 for the 22 year old and bobby's contract in paris runs out in june of next year, me and how likely join real madrid on a free transfer. the frenchman is currently with the national team preparing for world cup qualifiers. and his captain hugo, the rece believes in bob a has not been distracted with all of this transfer talk. as you can see, the last game was paris. he's totally focused and, and he was decisive in the 1st 4 games for, for paris. so that means that he respects the lot and his job is proficient and that he's focusing on every day every single day. and he's ready to perform that it's, you know, what's going on between the him, the club and that i married, i mean, he doesn't belong to us. we belong to himself. but as we could see, the, you know, the 1st 2 days of, of the national team, a brick easier way this night and ready to, to have the team ready to fight and, and to enjoy playing for the national team. well, lit

bobby has children. i never had any.uld be here to make the presentation. >> greetings from the dennison family. i want read to you a small passage from sylvia duff's book. james of africa and alabama, on james dennison. james told to alabama led a truly unique life. he had been among the minority skilled born people, a gifted boat pilot, a would be runaway, a solder in the union army, and finally, the owner of a dairy farm at a time when there were only a handful of black-owned businesses of this type in the country. just as important, he had been part of african-american history. he had put his money in the freeman's bank. the latter had been a member of the important black southern mutual aid association of birmingham. he had fought along with thousands of other black veterans as a soldier and been a participant in the first reparations movement. james also been involved in the african story from the very beginning and had chosen to tie his life to theirs while still maintaining his independence. even though he never

but millions of people don't have health insurance and struggling to pay medical bills as bobby middle reports the from new delhi. hi sign, the law sort of shall ma, recorded this message after spending a month on a ventilator. he needed a medical device to help him. but it was a major milestone in his school with 900 recovered. 32 let go. however, as his condition improved and he returned home, his family faced another dilemma. paying off the $50000.00 in medical bill. after spending all their savings, they borrowed from friends, family, and the bank still short bit onto a popular fundraising site and raised $30000.00. since all of a still unable to walk or interact with people, his family has rented a separate home for him with 24 hour care financial medical loss financially. we lost money because of the medical visits and we lost our income and had the new dentist on top of it, having dressed on loans very well. it was a very horrible experience. i used to feel like i had almost lost my son lost my son almost every day i used to feel that i will get the bad, you know, when news i di

how does bobby take going to australia? he's new york?'s been, like, a bit of a issue. >> jimmy: yeah, vegemite is a thing, yeah. i mean, i -- i've never had it hugh jackman actually came on and made it the right way for me because i've tried it on dares and i just do it wrong what is the -- what's the key? it does -- sometimes it just tastes like, well, poison [ laughter ] something like that. >> yeah, or like axle grease a little bit >> jimmy: yeah, grease it tastes like a grease. a salty grease >> the key is butter, butter >> jimmy: ah, butter first then vegemite. >> yeah, just a lot of butter and very little. i don't know how hugh made it for you but -- >> jimmy: very little. >> for me, that is - yeah very little of the actual vegemite and just a lot of butter >> jimmy: is it good for you it sounds like it should be good for you >> it is -- it's not, not good for you. >> jimmy: that's their slogan? it's not, not good for you >> exactly >> jimmy: i want to ask you a question i saw this beautiful photo of your living room, of your home

today we drove in to the center of this neighborhood of very bobby, and it really gave us a sense of the scale of this wildfire, the scale of the destruction drive. again, we drove past several kilometers of completely charred and burned wooded areas. there was ash covering the ground everywhere we looked, we saw burned cars, and as, as many houses were destroyed as the fire spared, we know that officially 80 buildings, 80 homes here have been destroyed, its affected businesses as well, like the building here behind me completely devastated by the fire, we saw people picking through the rubble trying to salvage whatever they could from burned out homes. there is still ash on the ground, the fires, the ground is still smoldering. and overhead, we still hear helicopters and planes trying to continue to put out this fire. what civil protection officials have described as is the most dangerous fire in greece. so far this wild fire season. now officials had hoped that they'd be able to bring it under control late yesterday the plains had to stop when the sun went down at daybreak, they st

i do about it, but i did about bobby about it didn't get back to me when we were going to pay my car. yes. so you can yeah, but i'm you about will he would i free, casey and a small organization and then resources to as a limited. i was not there. what am i doing, my living? oh, that asked bicycles, making the marks for those who look a long distance and so essentially some of these decisions on who and who becomes difficult i'm, i don't know when it will let me and i will go back and look at it. i'm not going to be locked in for all of that. 2 0 but i so that is past due you dont know you got to i got you know what you got. i know you know i know the the me i will, i will. what is it, whether i get what, what the me the, the the, the the the, the the, this those who leave them in the most the a way for the mining company. they can ventilation need, but a video of the bill that bit of the the, the the government in the mining companies will not give us long to work on. so we up to walk really go and the mining companies learn it is really been because when the media polk i today even

and it's the same with bobby like, every movie he always plays, like, this tough guy.like, regina's really funny. >> jimmy: yeah >> so, it's this weird mix of, you know, this odd group of, kind of, damaged people shows up and, you know, have very strange tactics for getting better, many of which they don't even know about yet. but, it was such a blast to do like, even, you know, some of the scenes are -- are pretty emotional, but there was enough time with where -- i'll just say this, shannon does -- does some high pants dancing. [ applause ] that's, that means everything. >> jimmy: he's coming on let's see if we can -- let's see if we can get him to do a little high -- high pants dancing, would be fantastic. but, basically, all these people go to this, like, spa, meditation retreat type of place for -- and -- and you start finding out each, more and more details, like it or not, about all of the characters and it's well done >> yeah, it's not always -- it's not always flattering >> jimmy: no >> it's like, everybody's, kind of, a mess in their own way. and then, they a

you are right, bj pak was replaced by bobby christine was thought to be somebody who is a close allychristine gets to the office, audio of a meeting he has with the stuff there is leaked to the atlanta journal-constitution in that audio, bobby christine says, i now look at these cases myself i am not seeing fraud i expected to comment and find a lot of fraud based on things i've been seeing and heard i got here and i found the exact same thing that bj pak found. indeed, while people were worried that bobby christine was going to come in and do something dramatic for trump, instead what he did is he came in, said nothing, and suddenly this interesting audio leaks out where he himself says there is no fraud once again, reiterating what bj pak had privately said. what jeffrey rosen had privately set and would bill barr has said privately and publicly. we are not finding the widespread fraud that would impact the results of this election whatsoever. but >> last question for you on this, katy we believe that the department of justice inspector general is looking at mr. bj pak resignation

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