i was excited, like bobbi said, and proud. >> bobbi, why did you want to stomp out these lanternfliesder or my shoes. i didn't really, like, like them. i decided to, like, look around and find them on the floor or the trees. >> and, monique, did you think, okay? let's do this. let's see if this works. let's figure it out. were you supportive of her scientific endeavors? >> i had no choice because i've been living with this for quite a few years. bobbi it's quite the scientist around the house. for me, it was less about the solution and at that chemicals going on. it was more about, when are we going to fit this-ing with everything else? i always support we bobbi, we support her. we want to make sure that she is free to dream and wonder and be curious as a nine-year-old. >> i love that. i feel like i don't allow my kids to do this enough. i probably should now because i usually tell them to stop doing it. i need to encourage them to make more possessions. it is so messy sometimes, we bobbi. it's just so messy! when did you realize it was actually working that your potion you put togeth

rose byrne and bobby cannavale, everybody. thank you.well, there you go. i want to thank julia louis-dreyfus, rose byrne, and bobby cannavale. apologies to matt damon. tomorrow night, eddie murphy will be with us. so it's our last show. after this we'll be 20 years old, it will all be downhill from there. "nightline" is next. thank you for watching. we'll see you tomorrow. good night! ♪ >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, historic matchup. two black superstar starting quarterbacks set to take the field on what's being called the blackest super bowl ever. >> i think you have to give credit to the historic moment that's about to take place. >> i want to continue to show the black quarterback can have success. >> we're with doug williams, the trailblazer breaking the color barrier in 1988 when he led washington to victory on football's biggest stage. >> you've got to be sitting in my shoes to really, really understand what is transpiring here, what this is all>> ro and >>> plus 24 hours with the jonas brothers. ♪

bobby: my pleasure.eoff: nikky finney is a national book award winning-poet, professor, and advocate for social justice and cultural preservation. jeffrey brown went to south carolina to see how that mission has now taken on very personal meaning. it's part of our arts and culture series, canvas. >> every artist that has walked in here has said, don't cubbyhole this. keep it grand. jeffrey: she has big plansor this cavernous 1940's warehouse, once home to the southern electric company. you can still see the parking lines for the industrial trucks. >> i think we are going to keep those to keep the history of the old building. jeffrey: so this is one of the rooms you will be using. >> yes. this piece is a deflection of a -- a depiction of a slave ship. jeffrey: past and future are fused in the art center. >> it has brought tears to my eyes. there is a 16-year-old patron named andre. jeffrey: a place for exhibitions, performances, art classes, residencies for local artists who often can't afford the rent fo

bobby: my pleasure.tional book award-winning poet, professor, and advocate for social justice and cultural preservation. jeffrey brown went to south carolina to see how that mission has now taken on very personal meaning. it's part of our arts and culture series, canvas. nikky: every artist that has walked in here has said, don't cubbyhole this. keep it grand. jeffrey: nikky finney has big plans for this cavernous 1940's warehouse, once on to the southern electric company. you can still see the painted parking space lines for the industrial trucks. nikky: i think we might keep those, just because we're going to keep some of the history of the old building. jeffrey: well, the history is important. nikky: it's very important. jeffrey: so this is one of the rooms you ll be using? nikky: yes, this is one of the rooms. this piece right here is a depiction of a slave ship. jeffrey: past and future are fused in a new art center in a once-vibrant black community of columbia, south carolina. nikky: this brought t

>> damian: well, bobby. bobby is back. he's coming back. >> stephen: to "billions." >> damian: yes.back. >> stephen: when? >> damian: i can't tell you this. >> stephen: i will tell you this. it's been lovely to have you. thanks for being here. "a spy among friends" premieres march 12 on mgm+. damian lewis everybody. we will be back with a bathroom linda thomas-greenfield. flush kesimpta is different. it's the only b-cell treatment for rms i can take at home once a month. kesimpta was proven superior at reducing the rate of relapses, active lesions and slowing disability progression vs aubagio. for me, a once-monthly treatment just works for my schedule. don't take kesimpta if you have hepatitis b, and tell your doctor if you have had it, as it could come back. kesimpta can cause serious side effects, including infections. while no cases of pml were reported in rms clinical trials, it could happen. tell your doctor if you had or plan to have vaccines, or if you are or plan to become pregnant. kesimpta may cause a decrease in some types of antibodies. the most common side effects are

. >> nine-year-old bobby wilson is an environmental enthusiast.er hometown of new jersey. >> i saw a lot of posters, if you see this animal, stop it. >> the state of new jersey has a campaign called stamp it out. which encourages residents to kill the invasive species if they spot them. bobby learned about the campaign and school and went out to help with her own homemade bug spray. >> i had my paper that i would write on it to show how many i saw. after i sprayed, how many were left? >> bobbies efforts were cut short when her neighbor reported her to the police. >> there is a little black woman walking and sprained stuff on the sidewalks and trees. >> bobby's mother says what began as innocent fund quickly turned into something much more serious when the police officer told her why he was called. >> how did the events unfold for you that day? what were you feeling? >> i it took my breath away. i was immediately in tears. >> the neighbor's lawyer didn't give a comment to nbc news but told cnn his client has apologized. >> monique took to her local

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

so did what bobby did the koran teach? i decided to do an eternal bob. disclosure of us all i knew of saw it went to my senior commanding officer, who was also, i suppose, friend, a dime. and up to this day evidence and i said him, look, there's a problem here. voskus are the races, the going around, you know, violating human rights and they also, you know, i'm the, don't follow the constitution south africa. so instead off, i'm dealing with sate than investigating the, you know, she fully smiled commanding officer of the unit. he actually laugh about it, he said, well those hammer boys get the dissolves, get rid of you don't speak to anybody. so there was a very 1st issue hobbs, i'm, when i actually i'm report is wrong doing. after that, the software installation that wasn't allowed to go to the office, i was searched my son, the funds was collected and put into bucket. and for the next 4 years or the remainder force, i've witnessed further that there was this which also documented eventually i went public with them. and

bp bobby. there it is. the capitol. i came in and i was looking around this morning. my birthday is january 6th it has a new connotation >> speaker kevin mccarthy will join joe and ron baron with us >> jim jordan. love him love him or hate him there is bernard looney. we will have the democratic take on things as well. i'm looking at what the president will say and i'm looking at what speaker mccarthy will say do you remember when they made fun of the person that said alternate facts like it was a ridiculous thing. >> kellyanne conway. >> today we will hear alternate facts -- they are so far apart on the view of the state of the union. >> different perspectives. >> is that what it is called almost like disinformation one person's disinformation is another person's misinformation. we will try to find that down here just read the "new york times," andrew i think it gets harder and harder to find an objective -- i know that is what you are thinking watch "squawk box. >> you mentioned bobby joining us today he will talk about the news from activision-blizzard beating expe

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

getting back to bobby to his case, i know that you've been in touch with her family. i know that her daughter has spoken to the south african media. what are they saying? how are they preparing for? what eventually will be a a very difficult trial. sh. i'm i speaking to tony who is a pastor and they are brother and laura phillip but be ducks. an awesome said a few questions cuz i wanted to hear from the family and the told me that the devastated they told me that they had no feedback from the investigating authorities that told me that they are suspecting that the politicians through the inside they and she are not involved and they delaying the procedure. and they also told me that the door must face on the system. i thought the sods, they're frustrated. i mean this year gone by and this ramp was pointed out of the other. so there are exclusive strength than hurt. the system has let them down. the system has let them down. what did these cases say about the system in south africa, about the law enforcement and judicial systems at blueprint for free speech? the n g o,

bobby is up first at a west virginia line for democrats.n congressman curtis, go ahead. >> yes, congressman. i am a retired coalminer and west virginia. west virginia my question to you we powered this nation through several wars if it had been especially west virginia colt would not have been able to make her ammunition, airplanes or whatever. at that time back in say world war ii the women men the factories and the women fought the wars and mind of the coal because we needed it. my problem is, we note coal is one of the dirtiest fossil fuels that there t is. and it is quite expensive everything hillary clinton when she was running almost $11 billion to be sent to these coal operators for the power plants. to upgrade them, put filters on them and clean them. we've got future generations and i don't think coal can be eliminated. that first package the biden administration pass when they first went in d there, had to do with the reconstruction of highways and bridges and everything. they haven't done it with any other source of energy yet be

my glasses, a story of bobby the duke rung. what was the immediate reaction to her revelations, why was it that the authorities didn't seem to take her seriously? why didn't they launch an immediate investigation? zuka ah believes that day, especially investigating unit was allocated to was tossed to investigate that ah, story. siegel was actually a witness full, their national prosecution authority in south africa. she was gonna testify. so says fear for your lives. and after spoken to her family, i was told that she had actually since various e mails, you know, saying look, i'm bit concerned and under protection than ever happened. so i'm very concerned about the feller of a system in south africa protection weaknesses and was loss at the time was if you remember there was this on the commission, you know, inquiring place thought it was, are investigating the am state capture in south africa. so that was was off talk about the whistleblowers unfortunately, but better the system didn't work for the better. no, no, it seems tha

and finally, the world's oldest dog has been honored by the guiness book of world records. meet bobby born more than 3 decades ago in a village in portugal. as of saturday, he is 30 years old and 269 days old, beating a record set by an austrian dog of the 1900 thirty's. bobby's breed normally has a life expect see of 12 to 14 years. still love skilful walks but is not up for learning new tricks, mostly because he's just dog tired with whiskey to feel the op isn't up next rich country, poor country. that's now series reporter, after a short break, enjoying the view and come to take a look at this tv highlight school every week in your inbox. subscribe now. oh, you become a criminal. mm.

meet bobby born more than 3 decades ago in a village in portugal. as of saturday, he is 30 years old in 269 days old. beating a record set by an austrian dog in the 900 thirty's. bobby's breed normally has a life expectancy of 12 to 14 years. still love to go for walks, but is not up for learning new tricks. mostly because he's just dog tired with whisky to somebody else isn't up next rich country, poor country. that's an hour series reporter. after a short break, enjoying the view and come to take a look at this tv highlight school every week in your inbox. subscribe now. oh, will you become a criminal? mm franklin, i already know. those kind of to take told me about hackers and paralyzing the tire societies. computers that out some of you and governments that go crazy for your data. we explain how these technologies work, how they can go wilson for. and that's how they can also go terribly. what you know on you to ah oh wow. okay. so sometimes the depression kicks in so bad that you really fall into a black hole of because i things are just very e

bobby is the oldest pup ever, breaking the previous record set by a dog named bluey, who died back invillage in portugal his family says he eats human food with the seasonings removed. and the important part here is he lives in a calm, peaceful environment. >> living his best life. that is the way to do it >> that is a lot of years. >> we love dogs and have a goat as a pet, that is actually a thing. what better way to wish the g.o.a.t. in your life a happy valentine than with a goat one farmer had that idea with goat grams if you want something besides chocolates and flowers, residents can schedule a visit with the goats instead i know, goats are definitely a thing. there's goat yoga, that's pretty popular. why not have a goat gram for valentine's day. >> take them to dinner >>> move over punxsutawney fill, in alabama, they say spring is cop coming our craftsmen begin each day perfectly seasoning our hillshire farm smoked sausage. so that you can end each day crafting a perfectly delicious dinner. hillshire farm. made right on the farm. this week is your chance to try any - subway foo

he lived 30 while bobby gere's mom lived to 18.e dog believes that one of the reasons why bobby lives so long is the calm peaceful environment in which he lives away from the city, a dog is never put on a chain, walk with him without a leash. age takes its animal. doesn't go far from home. mostly in shoes, they spend time in the backyard with their four friends, cats, he eats the same as his owner, probably measures his blood pressure more often. no, what would be eaten by what his owners eat can be seen in bobby because he is quite a well- fed dog. well, you see, this does not prevent him from living for a long time, remaining active and vigorous, and still fulfilling his functions as cats. he reacts in a strange way. but it does n't seem to respond to me at all. he just learned the wisdom of life, you know? uh, how old is the dog by the way, 30 years old, this is over the dog how much i heard 6 years old, you press six six. this is a lot of tin. well, we'll figure it out later. and now let's go on a trip to our beloved country. i

bobby madaan, thank you so much for your time.ing me. thank you. >> of course. >> good samaritans and really took a lot of courage for that woman to make that break. >>> still ahead, the need for greens. a new report shows a lot of kids under 5 are missing out on some vital nutrition from fruits to vegetables. my producer and i were just talking about that. how do we get nutrition to our little kids' bodies? we will dive into the findings after the break. tions nationwid. (m(man) for our not-so-small business too. (vo) get t internet that keeps your business ready for anything. from verizizon. bye, b bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing? hashtag still nocoughing?! mucinex dm gives y 12 hours of relief from chest congestn and any type of cough, day oright. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the hiring process used to be the death of me. but with upwork... with upwork the hiring process is fast and flexible. behold... all that talent! ♪ this is how we work now ♪ introducing th

bobby's colleague, dr. luke osborn, is enhancing the mpl's features with something called the e-dermis. this incredible techlogy promises to simulate the sensation of touch. - think about how much we rely on our sensation of touch, not just for grabbing objects, but also interacting with other human beings. e-dermis was made to mimic the way our natural skin behaves and essentially we have different layers, and within those different layers, we have different receptors. - [angel] inside the skin, nerves detect pressure, pain, heat, stretch, and vibratn. the e-dermis is made from flexible fabric and rubber, and inside of it, tiny sensors detect various stimuli and translate them to the body's nerves. - time tput it on? - one or my osthesis? - on your prosthesis. - uh, yeah! i've never really had that kind of feelings on the side, from touch and stuff. so it's also a little scary, but exciting. - when i press on your fingertip, i can see the actity on the screen. so iyou wereo grab an object, we could see wha

activision blizzard's ceo bobby kotick joins us now. the first 10 days of call of duty, you made $1 million and that was without a single micro transaction, people will purchase extras to play the game. it is absolutely incredible. give us a window into how that happened. >> we have extra ordinary studios and extraordinary teams, the people who work on these projects are the most inspired, talented people in the world and they have been doing this for a long time, accredited their success. liz: the numbers, here they go, in game monetization, $5.38 billion versus 5. one year over year, that's not what others in the industry have been doing so something is different. >> the industry is a $200 billion business. if you think of the last 10 years how the industry has changed, we never had chinese competitors, these are extraordinary companies with a lot of vision and creativity. great competitors, we never would have expected when you play on apple, iphone, android, that is where the bulk of the growth in the industry has come and what used

huffs and finally, the world's oldest dog has been honored by beacon his book of world records. meat bobby bought more than 3 decades ago in a village in portugal. as of saturday, he is 30 years old and 269 days old. beating a record set by an australian dog in the 19 thirty's. bobby's breed normally has a life expectancy of 12 to 14 years. and he still loves to go for walks, but he is not up for learning new tricks mostly because the dogs tie it with will. so i we have next is that super food all climate, cathy with not just another day so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day and.

when i was 23, i met bobby and pete, his brother. >> seth: and i want to talk about your long history had some ideas for money-making adventures. >> now, you really have done your research. >> seth: yeah, well -- [ laughter ] >> because i thought that was buried ancient history >> seth: i read a lot of inventor magazines >> we did have an incredible invention. and it was 6 foot round beach towel. so, now when the sun moves your towel doesn't have to. [ laughter ] so that went huge. that went huge >> seth: i think we all remember that summer where everybody had a giant circular towel >> everyone had the circle >> seth: how far did you guys take your -- did you ever march on down to the patent office with your circular towel idea. >> we did. >> seth: yeah. >> but unfortunately, that didn't make revenue. [ laughter ] you know, it was a great idea. but we didn't quite get her across the finish line >> seth: that's all right. you know what, you've had your other successes. and i wouldn't hold on to that failure too much, you know >> you're right. i should just let go of that and just focus

you're going to come in and challenge our beloved bobby rush?ship post for the african-american community. and i think that what's more important for the constituents of this district is somebody who's accessible, somebody who's energetic, and somebody who's got a vision for the future. >> i fed hungry children. i put myself in the cross hairs of the police department for my community. i was on the right side of history. so when did that become old news? and to who is it old news? >> how are you doing? >> i'm running for congress, 1st congressional district. >> it might not be relevant to you, but it's certainly relevant to those people who you're asking to vote against me. >> my name's barack obama. >> a still hopeful barack obama works a room tonight greeting constituents with hugs and handshakes. >> what's going on, man? how you doing? thanks for coming. >> there is a political structure around any incumbent congressman that is formidable. >> i heard somebody was giving you a hard time today. >> touted as a rising political star, if he were t

do you agree, bobby? for the last 18 months, this, 18 months, all this, they've lost plot on many things , in lost the plot on many things, in particular on tax . you know, if particular on tax. you know, if ordinary working folks are getting dragged into 40 tax, which for many, many years was top rate tax, they've lost the plot. now i'm done with this week, next thursday , i'm doing a week, next thursday, i'm doing a live show for roger large in luton . we've changed venues in luton. we've changed venues in the last few days. we've got a few more seats left. you want to come to farage at large? live in luton next thursday, go to gb news dot uk. i'll back here with you on monday. thanks for being with me all week , but now i'm with me all week, but now i'm going to hand you over to the very, very capable hands of . very, very capable hands of. david nigel, thanks for another show as our new monarch disappears from australian banknotes , is king charles banknotes, is king charles losing grip on the commonw

do you agree, bobby? for the last 18 months, this, 18 months, all this, they've lost plot on many things , in lost the plot on many things, in particular on tax . you know, if particular on tax. you know, if ordinary working folks are getting dragged into 40 tax, which for many, many years was top rate tax, they've lost the plot. now i'm done with this week, next thursday , i'm doing a week, next thursday, i'm doing a live show for roger large in luton . we've changed venues in luton. we've changed venues in the last few days. we've got a few more seats left. you want to come to farage at large? live in luton next thursday, go to gb news dot uk. i'll back here with you on monday. thanks for being with me all week , but now i'm with me all week, but now i'm going to hand you over to the very, very capable hands of . very, very capable hands of. david nigel, thanks for another show as our new monarch disappears from australian banknotes , is king charles banknotes, is king charles losing grip on the commonw

saturday for 19 only and he is a nice enough to come and join us on morning san to bobby welcome. talked about you being from urban and i'm from reardon. so we know where we stand right? that's right where we were going to make peace today going to be we're going to be nice one of the things about you being in a bronx tale and you've got a lot of claim for it. i really love that story. and you obviously spent a lot of time in new york with the broadway and all that. have you been up to the bronx? i did, but right when i got that job, chazz palminteri, whose life story that show is and basically my character closure is him. he took me up with his driver, bobby and showed me all around, and there were, um the parts of our set were actual staples of the bronx, like the bugattis and jerome's pastry shop, and so i was able to havef what that neighborhood was like, and seeing that his roots are very much still there in his feet are very much on the ground right about somewhat gentrified a little bit, but some are areas are still kind of rough on to those staples that have existed for de

bobby norris, the man legend. bobby norris, the man responsible for the only way is essex. an interesting conversation. it's shocking, isn't it what people say in the anonymity of online post. anonymity of an online post. quite it's quite shocking. i personally full disclosure, i that as somebody in the public eye the public are entitled to have a go at me and slag me off and tell me i'm useless, all the rest of it. i believe in free speech, but if you're saying you're going to start killing people, you've crossed the line. think that's where free speech comes to an end next up in my big opinion, i'll be dealing with sturgeon first on big opinion, i'll be dealing wit reaction sturgeon first on big opinion, i'll be dealing wit reaction to urgeon first on big opinion, i'll be dealing wit reaction to heron first on big opinion, i'll be dealing wit reaction to her departure.: on air reaction to her departure. you go anywhere . on mark dolan tonight in my big opinion my reaction to the biggest news story of the week. i called it six weeks ago nicholas perkins extreme political c

attorney bobby thompson tells us those cases were settled out of court. i have reached out to headquarters and narratives owner, the location in burlingame and one of the franchise owners named in the lawsuit. we are still waiting for a response. this is how the corporation responded to the 2018 lawsuit that alleged sexual assault by employee brandon davis who is not connected to the lawsuit being filed today. this is the response. the franchise location informed us of only one inappropriate conduct incident involving brandon davis, which resulted in his termination and restriction meaning he's not eligible to work at any massage envy locations . no other incidents involving mr. davis were reported to us. barbara del, nbc bay area news. >>> new at 11:00, the man accused of shooting a gun inside a san francisco synagogue last week is now being charged. the district attorney said that her office will charge him with several felony and hate crime allegations and connection to two separate incidents. he was arrested by sacrament a police last week. police say

joining us now is bobby goes, editor and a plane with -- thank you for being with us, bobby. kelly made the point, american spies on china. china's buys on america. everyone spies on everybody! you can't see this not a lights, but they are up there all the time. we could see this balloon. 60,000 feet, just above american controlled airspace. technically not breaking the law. anyone can fly about 60,000 feet. they can do whatever they want. was this a mid step by china? was it meant to be provocative? where we meant to see this balloon? >> that is a very, very, good question. you have to think that there is a strong possibility of that being the case. you cannot set off a balloon that goes all the way across the united states and imagine that it will not be spotted given the amount of surveillance that any country does to its own airspace. that balloon is bound to be seen, suitor or later. if it was deliberate, then the question was, why and why now? the y part is fairly obvious. you want to collect as much intelligence impossible. yes you collect intelligence in different way

say happy retirement, bobby. >> happy retirement bobby. >>> mr.or friday, record highs in the northeast, strong storms along the southeastern atlantic coast a bit of a chill down in texas sunshine in the planes and even the southwest. saturday, chilly in the northeast. a southern storm along the southeast. and above average in the plains. then on sunday, sunday, we've got a coastal storm developing but mild from the great lakes, into the midwest, and we're looking at sunshine for texas,ie weather. >> thank you, mr. roker. >>> when we come back, we all know what they say about carrots and your eyesight, but is it true >> you never saw bugs bunny wearing glasses. >> that is true. we break down some common health myths. but first, this is "today" on nbc. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> welcome back when it comes to healthy trends, they seem to change, to try to keep up with them. >> from eating egg whites only to showering every single day, there are a lot of so-called rules that we all heard of but how do you know what is real and what is sim

say hello to bobby. a purr purebred lifestyle guardian dog and as of today bobby is 30 years old.been in portugal and dogs usually live to about 12, 14 years old. the previous record stood for nearly a century and his birthday is in may. so i'm just about three weeks older than him. he's about to be 31. >>> that's it for the news at 9:00. coming up next on "the drew barrymore show." podcaster jay setty joins drew to scuss the l l love. and i think i undersell myself sometimes at how much i think about love, or know how to make love work, or how much i think i've learned about how to navigate relationships. but no one's smarter and better at it than jay shetty, and he's co-hosting the hour. so if you want to find out about how to have a good relationship, especially with yourself, stick around because i'm all ears today. [cheering and applause] welcome! i'm so glad everybody's here today. oh my gosh, i'm so excited. you guys, this is going to be such a great show. we're doing things a little differently today because we're going to talk about relationships, and loves, and just thes

well he and my friend bobby, as any, thank you so much for coming on today from sao paulo, brazil, and after the break razzles poor, i thing topics such as abortion rights, taxes, religion, and gun ownership has been quantified the cost of the new gun laws and brazil can be counted in dollars. we have another great panel and guess when we come back with november 22nd 2022 outraged orthodox christians confronted ukrainian security service officers looking entrances and exits to keep the oldest monastery. they were looking for russian spies among the monks. we mean deal of seeming a reason for the brutal crack down one church. his parishioners said, song, a song about, ah me, it's wrong being reason enough to condemn any old adult christian attack in prison and even kill them. russia, what are you shopping in to pick it up? how many miles store your store across layla fenusse total thought as you used to stop a new phone. i used to miss davia. this seems to me we just saw them. ah, some nations may be able to turn a blind eye to atrocities. another company, the united states of america i

ago a canine from ohio named spike, he is 23 years old but bobby is 30.at make him the oldest living dog it is a guinness world record. the previous record was 29 bobby is a purebred that lives in portugal and he has a life expectancy of 12 to 14 years. that is one old and wise dog. a group of people in san francisco's brutal heights neighborhood is asking for leniency after being asked to remove unpermitted encroachments, most of us just call them benches. neighbors hoped it would enhance the look of their street making it more family-friendly, here is more. >> mary bell avenue in san francisco's brutal heights avenue is known as a kid friendly street, it neighbors have gone out of their way to make the street here more attractive. people even used the stone benches to conduct outdoor meetings but what for nearly 20 years reddens -- residents have had in place is now being targeted by the department of public works after someone complained. >> the city has asked us to apply for an encroachment permit on the sidewalk or remove the benches. >> there are pl

bobby norris, the man legend. bobby norris, the man responsible for the only way is essex.ut what a guy. and what an interesting conversation. it's shocking, isn't it what people say in the anonymity of online post. anonymity of an online post. quite it's quite shocking. i personally full disclosure, i that as somebody in the public eye the public are entitled to have a go at me and slag me off and tell me i'm useless, all the rest of it. i believe in free speech, but if you're saying you're going to start killing people, you've crossed the line. think that's where free speech comes to an end next up in my big opinion, i'll be dealing with sturgeon first on big opinion, i'll be dealing wit reaction sturgeon first on big opinion, i'll be dealing wit reaction to urgeon first on big opinion, i'll be dealing wit reaction to heron first on big opinion, i'll be dealing wit reaction to her departure.: on air reaction to her departure. you go anywhere on mark dolan tonight in my big opinion my reaction to the biggest news story of the week. i called it six weeks ago nicholas perkin

as of today, bobby is 30 years and 268 days old.lived his entire life with a family in a rural village in portugal. dogs like bobby usually live 12 to 14 years, but this dog has beaten all odds. when he was born the family decided to get rid of the litter of four pups because they already had too many dogs, but bobby mistakenly got left behind. he is extremely cute. and that does it here on "cnn newsroom." i'm bianca nobilo in london. "early start" is coming up for you next. something's happening at ihop. something... huge. where are we? ant-man and the wasp have arrived. saving the world from epic dangers. while we feed ththe hero in everyone. spend $30 on your next visit to ihop and get a fandango movie ticket to see marvel studios: ant-man and the wasp: quantumania in theaters february 17th. ihop. let's put a smile on your plate. avoiding triggers but can't keep migraines away? qulipta® can help prevent migraines. you can't always prevent what's going on outside... that's why qulipta® helps what's going on inside. qulipta® gets r

bobbie battista. and at first it was very neutral cable news over the became more slanted than a lot of ways because they had so much time fill. when we were back and i was growing up, we had maybe one or 2 hours of news to fill a day and we have 24 hours of black work to fill. and so you have to fill it with something. so i think cable news out early on that the most strident voices that were really out there brought in the viewers that, brought in money and it kept the audience growing. and as that happened it kind of rarified to one way or the other. far left, far right. and i think that's where we are today. and we need to get back to the middle. we need to have some sort reform in journalism. and i know that the government can't have any part in that because it's not constitutional. but i do think we need to get back in journalism and just telling stories, not being an advocate for one side or the other, but just telling the truth. why did you decide to run for this seat? i was frustrated early a

thank you, bobby. more from new orleans, happy lundi gras.k in a little bit. >> brian: raymond, what's better? raymond? what is better, being the grand marshal of a parade, having thousands of people cheer you and your existence? or being honest 20 on "fox & friends" " for two hours? >> this is a lot safer than being the grand marshal and a lot less wear and tear. and i get free coffee and beignets all morning. >> lisa: that little boy so cute. >> brian: i never knew what that was. >> lisa: now you know! >> steve: tomorrow is mardi gras. and lent begins wednesday. coming up, it was the longest running of the race ever, and it took double overtime to declare a winner. ricky stenhouse jr. is going to join us fresh off his daytona 500 victory, coming up in about 10 minutes. choosing a treatment for your chronic migraine - 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more - can be overwhelming. so, ask your doctor about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start. it's the #1 prescribed br

but living in chicago is bobby rush. brought up points almost exactly as you made them.said i am not here to say we should not be done with the support active. it just seems like were coming late to the table when it was endemic in my community and people did not react people in my town are saying people show up at the emergency room. that is something i remember cigna thinking he's right, he is absolutely right. we should taking up positions whatever commutes happening h i. we need to have present reform we need to have justice reform and make sure the people who are in jail are the people trying to sell drugs. the pushers of drugs those the people who need to be in jail. they need to have access to recovery. we're going to work on both of those today but i do not know why they reacted the way they did in the 70s and 80s. i wasn't here. i have two children who live in the great city of chicago. i want chicago and have just as much services their hometown which is in bowling green, kentucky for. >> independent line david out of fort washington maryland good morning your

liz: joining us now, retired fbi agent bobby chacomb.he house judiciary seen ad fbi director christopher wray today to compel him to testify after finding the doj and fbi under the biden white house were targeting parents. >> this is the most glaring example of the weaponizing of the fbi. this was started by a letter from the national school board association to merrick garland, the attorney general, allege an uptick in some kind of violent threats at school board meetings. they never provided data to back that up. merrick garland ordered the fbi to hold meetings within 30 days to start monitoring parents at school board meeting without any data or study or anything. simply based on this letter that compared parents with domestic terrorists. but the damage was done when merrick garland tasks the fbi to set up these groups to target the parents. liz: this is parents sticking up for their kids' future being targeted by their government. it wasn't serious violence at all. it was more like disorderly conduct and threats of assault. he will h

a good example of that would be bobby gentle, -- in rebuttal to obama in 2009. in recent years, both presidents -- both parties have had major rebuttals. but it does give the opposition party an opportunity to hone their message, and hone the talking points against what the president said. i think it is pretty significant because some of the more recent memorable moments in state of the union addresses have ultimately come back on presidents in a more negative way. >> how do presidents use this speech to set their agenda? >> i think they use this speech in a couple of ways, one of the interesting things about these eight of the union address, is that -- with the state of the address, is that it reflects a lot of the internal jockeying for influence within the larger party coalition or the present administration and constituencies it wants to reach out to. there is often a grab bag, you get the major themes of the state of the union, and you often bring up, and i think this is the case for by then, -- for biden. but there is a list of different priorities and con

after learning of the incident, the yale school of public health decided to honor bobby in a ceremonyy museum of natural history at yale, in a rare move, accepted bobby's donation of her personal lantern fly collection. and gave her the title of donor scientist. an important term. that wraps up the hour for me. i'm jose diaz-balart. i'll see you tomorrow night on "nbc nightly news" saturday. thank you for the privilege of your time. lindsey reiser picks up with more news right now. lindsey reiser picks up with more news right now. >>> good friday morning. i'm lindsey reiser at msnbc headquarters in new york. this morning, major new national security concerns and

community leaders say many refugees were living in these collapsed buildings and i've been young bobby remarked, or margaret, my cousin and his wife have 3 children. we do not know anything about them. their home is on the 2nd floor, nor swollen my palm. the united nations estimates 3 and a half 1000000 people may now be homeless after the quakes, which have killed thousands of others. but assistance has been slow relief if it's hampered by the complications of more. 7 and roads damaged by the shaking. in a carefully choreographed tour of the quake zone, president bashar al assad visited a hospital. he has agreed to international demands to allow aid into regions, not under state control, meaning it no longer needs to go via damascus. clerical . luckily in a 2nd, un 8 convoy entered a short time ago consisting of 14 tracks loaded with various relief supplies and materials for tans or hygiene and some food ivy. but will be handed over to an organization. partnering with un operating and liberating areas. rooms at home from there, the 8 will be distributed to those affected by the earthq