laughter cheering sports fans cheer fans cheer loudly # there's only one bobby charlton # one bobby charltonworld ever. sir bobby charlton was, first and foremost, a truly magnificent footballer. what a gentleman. had time for everybody- and absolutely loved football. he was also a beautiful human being and a kind man. football is...is so exciting and you feel part of it. and when you see 11 men knitting together and...and doing something that's really, in a way, sometimes artistic, it's so, so lovely to watch. um, i don't think that you can better it. sir bobby charlton — the finest footballer of his generation, loved and admired on and off the pitch. hailing from the north—east of england, he was destined for sporting greatness. i was born into a football family like no other. i had five uncles that all played professional football. if i was any good, i was going to be a footballer. there was no questioning that. announcer: to matt busby at his desk at old trafford i came boys from all parts of the country, boys eager to play football under the greatest manager in the game. and thus began

laughter cheering sports fans cheer fans cheer loudly # there�*s only one bobby charlton # one bobbyicent footballer. what a gentleman. had time for everybody- and absolutely loved football. he was also a beautiful human being and a kind man. football is...is so exciting and you feel part of it. and when you see 11 men knitting together and...and doing something that�*s really, in a way, sometimes artistic, it�*s so, so lovely to watch. um, i don�*t think that you can better it. sir bobby charlton — the finest footballer of his generation, loved and admired on and off the pitch. hailing from the north—east of england, he was destined for sporting greatness. i was born into a football family like no other. i had five uncles that all played professional football. if i was any good, i was going to be a footballer. there was no questioning that. announcer: to matt busby at his desk at old trafford came boys _ from all parts of the country, boys eager to play football under the greatest manager in the game. and thus began the legend of the busby babes. as soon as i got into manchester uni

and he said, do you know bobby knight?re is a coach named bobby knight, and i said, well i think that is who it is. and i called, and he picked up and it was no doubt about it. that was bobby knight. i gave him the number. i said, you know? let's take a look because i put the number over here. thousands of pages. and i went to the middle stack, and i just pulled up a whole pile, credit over here, looked at the top, and it was bobby knight's phone number. isn't that incredible? that is god. it is god. you are right. what are the odds of doing that? another thing, i will never forget it. i immediately called them, and he goes, i have been waiting for your call. he said, let's go. we went to indiana, and we had the big basketball arena, where he was coach, and had such an incredible career, actually, an incredible career. they treated him a little badly when he threw the chair. he was a slightly volatile guy. he threw a chair across the arena. that chair was moving pretty fast, right? and some foolish person, they were going

trump, trump, this is bobby knight. the number and my friend said bobby knight. i said let's take a look. thousands of pages and it went like to the middle stack. i pulled up a whole pile, put it over here and look at the top and itit was his phone number. is that incredible. it's a god, you're right. what are the odds of doing that and i will never forget i will actually never forget it so i immediately called him and he goes i've been waiting for your call. we actually went to indiana and have the big basketball arena where he was coach and had such ancr incredible career. they treated him a little badly when he threw the chair. he was a slightly volatile guy. he threw a chair across the arena and it was moving pretty fast. and some foolish person they were going for a great season and it turned out that was the leend of the season because he s such a great coach so he had a chip on his shoulder and i think he hadn't been back for years. so the first time he came back to indiana, he was angry and came back for me and

bobbie wasjust tribute to my mum! bobbie was 'ust four ears tribute to my mum! from cervical cancer. i four years old when his mother died from cervical cancer.— from cervical cancer. i knew if i had the opportunity _ from cervical cancer. i knew if i had the opportunity to - from cervical cancer. i knew if i had the opportunity to dance i from cervical cancer. i knew if i | had the opportunity to dance to from cervical cancer. i knew if i i had the opportunity to dance to a song _ had the opportunity to dance to a song like — had the opportunity to dance to a song like that _ had the opportunity to dance to a song like that and _ had the opportunity to dance to a song like that and do— had the opportunity to dance to a song like that and do a _ had the opportunity to dance to a song like that and do a dance - had the opportunity to dance to a| song like that and do a dance like that i_ song like that and do a dance like that i would — song like that and do a dance like that i would take _ song like that and do a dance like that i would take it _ song like that

(protestor speaking faintly) - [bobby] they threw us out.me. i think there were a lot of feelings that were misinterpreted, and i don't know that we ever sat down and just had a heart-to-heart discussion about what we were all feeling. and maybe if michael and i would've been better at communicating with each other, maybe it never would've turned into what it turned into back then. if we would've sat down and really hashed things out. - i'm sure terri would've wanted us to get along and be happy, but it didn't happen. (gentle music continues) i got back to her room. i went around to the side of the bed. i knelt next to her. (michael exhales sharply) i lifted her up in my arms just like that night it happened, and i told her i loved her and she died. (waves crashing) - [elisabeth] acceptance is that feeling of i have finished my unfinished business. i have done my best. they are at peace, inside and outside. and ready for the last journey. (gentle music continues) - yeah. it was over. - it's over and she'll never have to do that again. (gentl

and bobby wrote letterser whole life. after her death, i across a box of letters tt bobby wrote to her soon to be mother in law. during her final year of college at cornell. e letters provide a fascining and moving glimpse a young won in love and excited be married and ready to be done th college. each of the i found which spanned entire academic year, bore a three cent stamp featuring a profile of the man drafted the declaration of independence, thomas jefferson. i am sure that bobby would be thrilled beyond rds to learn that she will be joining the ranks of founding and others w inspired her like susan b anthony, alice, paul and ella baker, not to mention opera legends li pons and richard tucker, all of whom were similarly honored. the united states postal service stamps. her legacy, like theirs, will forever be into t story of this great. thank you. thank you so much, claire. that was amazing. we now, at the conclusion of ceremony this evening. but before go, we do have a few thank you's to send out and then someone as

i read through the whole thing, "right at home with bobby berk." how you really got started. >> yes. >> you had your first realization about how design makes you feel when you were only 5 years old. >> yeah, 5 or 6 years old. it was my bedroom that my mom decorated in all red. i couldn't articulate that it gave me anxiety, but there was something about a red bedspread, curtains, red pillows, red fire trucks. that was the theme, fire engine red. >> common for the mother of a 5-year-old. >> yeah, 5-year-old boy in missouri. i didn't -- it wasn't zen. it did not relax me. i saved up all my little birthday checks, you know, $20 checks from my aunts, uncles, and grandparents, and i went out and talked my mom into letting me buy a new bedspread, curtains, and rug, and it was all in shades of blue. even as a child, i didn't understand the power of it, but, you been consciously, i understood. i didn't know why i was doing it, but i understood changing my space made me feel better. changing the colors that surrounded me, for me, someone who struggles with a

joining us onset to talk about this and other things is bobby kotick.zard, and bobby, told us this was coming end of the year and here we are at end of the year. >> and very happy to be here. and looking forward to spending the rest of my life focused on more philanthropic efforts. >> your plan after activision? >> for right now the thing most important to me is veterans employment, and as we likely will be in a recession what you find is veterans and two to three times less likely than an ordinary citizen to find a job, and we are, our organizations have found 125,000 jobs for veterans, but we're just scratching the surface. there's a lot more we need to do. >> something you actively did at activision blizzard but getting lots of different companies to come in and hire veterans. where have you had the most success? >> small and medium-sized businesses. they don't have the same stigmas. they are willing to engage in development, the types of veterans that we place and categories that we're interested in, but then there are very big companies. jpmorgan.

bobby y flay: bobbbby. hi. how arare you? it's a a tuesday afternoooon at kachkhka, anan acclaimeded russian-i-insd restaurantnt in portlaland, ore. before the dinner rush, the staff gathers s in one off kachkaka's dining g rooms. >>> before the dinner rush, the staff gathers s in one o of the dining r rooms. >> this is quarterer one, first three montnths o of 2023 that te lolooking at.. >> but they're notot goingng ovr ththe dinner s specials. >> i it isis v very meaningfgfun you lookok at the percentage of sales, comparative to last yearar. that i is a huge j jump. >> they're in a meeting with the ownener who are e discussingng e reststaurant's f finances. >> it is across that, yeah. >> that's one of the things that you guys do thatat i have nonotn a lot ofof is s that youou s shr pnl statemements, yoyour profits statemenent with youour employe. why? >> w when n you're faced with something that is catastrorophic and d it turnsns youour whwholee upside down, like you can't t go back t to old practicess sometimemes. you cacan

how many times did you go to rehab, bobby? >> i went to two in-patient rehabs. to several outpatient rehabs where, in essence, they prescribed something, but there was no in patient component to it. six or seven times at least for outpatient. >> reporter: bobby loughlin is married now with two kids and a career, but ten years ago he was deep into a heroin addiction when he traveled to a clinic in mexico to try ibogaine. like many who have used it, bobby said he felt like the ibogaine trip helped him understand why he started using drugs to begin with. >> i was laying down in a bed, a gigantic hand comes up and grabs my entire body and pulls me into the ground. >> and there was a voice? >> yes. the voice was like a strong, masculine voice that was yelling. and it was scary and basically telling me that the reason i'm in this experience was all due to my decisions. >> reporter: when bobby woke up, he had no desire to use and has never used since. what are the feelings around that? >> it is just very intense to reconnect with yourself again, after having been so fa

bobby and bob.th their names and social security numbers, rhonda and her friend struck down a phone number in ohio. she dal the number. a man answered. it was june 5th, 2010. >> i said, are you robert dean christie. >> he said yes. i said are you married to a rubber barbara blackwell. or or were you married, because i did. no he said yes. i said, i think i'm rhonda christie. or do you know rhonda crisper trisha christie? and then there was a long pause. >> this is who she was talking to. his name is bob christie. >> i almost dropped the phone. she knew i hesitated and she said this is your daughter rhonda. and there was something that clicked in my mind, that i recognize the voice. the rang a bell. >> he called to my mom, barbara, to pick up the phone. he said rhonda's on the phone. she picked up the phone and the first thing out of her mouth was, shirley stole. you. >> pepper was shaking inside and out. >> i went into the most emotions i think i've ever had in my entire life. ever. >> the memories

the boot of bobby decordova—reid swing the momentum in theirfavour.ttage had little sympathy for arsenal's title hopes. there was plenty of time for arteta's side to rescue this game, but their cutting edge was lacking. time, perhaps, to hit the january sales. three points to cherish for fulham, while arsenal have lost ground in the title race. their new year's resolution might just be to pretend the last few days didn't happen. so, a disappointing day for mikel arteta and his arsenal side who were top of the table on christmas day. today was our worst game of the season, i think. the pace, the purpose we have, we were second best in every action, we could not dominate and we had issues because of that. really disappointing. the best way to finish 2023, definitely. 0ur ambition was to finish on a high, to react from the last two games, and i really believe that we deserve it. overall, during the 95 minutes, we were the team that deserved more, i believe. contrasting emotions then for arsenal's north london rivals tottenham, as they ran out 3—1 winners

. >> bobby! bobby! bobby! robert f. kennedy jr.: thank you. thank you very much, arizona. [cheering] we are launching tonight our ballot petition drive in this state. we need 43,000 signatures. and we have until august to get them but i'm expecting that we're going to do it a lot quicker than that. initiative, ballot petition drive on in this state, we need to name all of our electors. those electors who couple of days after the election will go to the capitol and cast their votes for may. we got those electors very quickly. they have to be people that are trusted, won't take a bribe, who share the values of this campaign. i want to thank all of our electors who are here tonigh prior to launching the ballot initiative, ballot petition drive on in this state, we need to name all of our electors. a cd for the first time the quinnipiac poll that just came out, and it has me leading both president biden and president trump among young people. [cheering] among people under 35, americans under 35 years of age. last month, it showed the same thing, the quinnipiac poll, i was at 3

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bobby in question.. >>> and let's go to sports now where things are slightly more sane. bengals win against the jaguars and bad news got worse for jacksonville as their star quarterback suffered an ankle injury. this is a rough season. >> yeah, not a good season for quarterback. certainly a rough night for the jaguars and now all the fans care about is the health of trevor lawrence. lawyrence gets his ankle steppe on by his offensive lineman. he tried to get up, but he went back down, slammed his helmet in frustration. lawrence helped back to the locker room and adam schefter is reporting it is a veinestrainede and he will go under more testing. and jake browning coming up big in his second start. he completed 32 of the 37 passes for 354 yards and a touchdown. he also ran for a score. bengals win the game in overtime, 34-31 for their first road win on monday night football since 1990. >> feels good. definitely had to earn it. needed over time to get it done. but thought we played a complete game on offe

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they talked about bobby, what he had done, all his accomplishments, right? >> dana bash joining us right now. yes, so it's a good thing, right, i guess, that she didn't see that right away. >> how horrifying is that? >> horrible. >> you know, and it obviously is a reminder as she said of not only the times but why she was so eager to play this match, fred. and obviously, made sure that she won. she talked about with me when we spent time together, about the process that she went through to prepare, that not just the physical preparation and training but also the psychological training. she watched the way that he played. she understood that he was older, in his 50s. she was 29. and she also understood how critical it was for not just women in tennis but for women outside of athletics and women around the world. it was a societal moment that really did change things. and made it clear that women should be treated like men and that was just one, of course, of her many accomplishments that all had to do with the space of equality but specifically equal pay, equ

but you look at bobby, 11 years almost he's been sober now. >> and the way he described how he emergedup next, asked. well, we're answering. vicky has holiday tips to get you where you need to go with less stress. but,irst, this is "today" fon >>> back now 8:43 with our ongoing series "asked and answered." aaa expects 115 million people to travel before christmas to new year's so nearly eight million of people flying. that's a potential record. we have heard from people asking travel questions so guess what? we had to bring in vicky nguyen here to help you answer the questions. good to see you. all right. let's start with the questions you are getting. a lot of people are cost conscious. one of our viewers asked please tell me what websites or apps can you use to get the best deals on holiday travel? >> this is such a great question it is there for the holidays and beyond let's start with hopper. it is a website that helps you with not just your airfare but hotels and car rentals as well kayak has this tool called best time to travel you say i live here, i want to go here and i have fo

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it's the all and bobby is right.ed uses to instil fear. it is not needed, says terence . needed, says terence. >> i mean, it's it is so, so sad . .— >> i mean, it's it is so, so sad . i think some people have been saying, well , well, she must saying, well, well, she must have had some challenges, some other challenges going on in her life to do what she did. but her family have been very clear and said she simply didn't. it was the pressure of this inspection. she was utterly distraught and it completely, completely changed her and just ended in such an awful, awful fashion . yeah. >> and her family speaking at the inquest yesterday , said they the inquest yesterday, said they described the ofsted inspection as inhumane. they are now calling for changes to be made to the ofsted inspection process. do let us know what you make of that story or indeed any of the stories that we're talking about today. vaiews@gbnews.com. french police officers have told gb news that they are overwhelmed by the scale of the migrant cris

interfere, but supported the idea, however , fragments from a falling shell destroyed the roof, the bobbies as cold weather set in, there was a lot of rain, our old room, basically there was no roof at all, we had to move the animals into a small room at the moment, but they live well, they each have their own room, volunteers helped, in just a few days we... organized a new place for the animals. new angry was repaired, as they say, by the whole world, someone brought straw, someone brought slate, and after our broadcast, as volunteers say, there are no more problems with food, or rather there was a problem with its delivery, a whole truck was sent to sevastopol. volunteers from sevastopol donated food for charity in the form of this kind of food, very good food, and made in russia. each flock lives separately in its own room, so as not to fight among themselves. bimka, lada. bang , “we, of course, sterilize in conditions that are not entirely appropriate, but this is for now, wounded balls are being treated, a mother and daughter from the flooded dnieper, schoolgirl eva dreams of becoming

. >> hey, bobby.ook, i don't think i need to tell you, but these people that want to make you get in trouble and want to kick you out and make you run away, you make them put up or shut up. you stand your ground, sir, and don't get bogged down by all the haters out there. stay strong. merry christmas. >> i don't think that he actually knew that he was making that for senator menendez until john fetterman posted it on twitter. >> yeah. that's exactly right. so, fetterman, who just a reminder, he has called for menendez to resign. he had his campaign commission this video -- you heard it -- urging him to stay strong. and they made it out to bobby from new jersey. so, then after fetterman tweeted this, then santos responded and said, i wish i knew the bobby in question, but lol, and i love it. this isn't the only example. the democratic party also commissioned a video, and they had santos thank bernie moreno. he's a republican candidate for senate, for maxing out desantis' congressional campaign in 2022.

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yeah, keep an eye on this because bobby and customer. thank you so much. progress on government has been stepping up efforts to the port ask guns without proper documentation, hundreds of thousands of ask guns who are impacts on face expulsion. now the crackdown comes after around between is long. about and cobble over allegations. the taliban controlled government harbors and type taxed on militants, but critics say to move on fairly targets. adkins have lived in pakistan for generations. stranded in afghanistan in a mixture of camp just beyond the pakistani border. these ask in families could only take the bare essentials with them. there was no room for toys. they are just scraping by. there is very little water, few toilets, no electricity or heating. but there are 10000 people here in winter is coming. they have some medicine and food, but very little help. these people have been in pakistan for decades, and no longer consider afghanistan their home, the day, what not, was 15 when we left afghanistan. we lived in pakistan for 30 yea

so we got to meet, you know, whenever they came over to speak, when bobby came over or whoever came to speak, they would we would take them around to various european countries. and we had this is chris paul still is he still with us or you know, what a? that's that. i can't i can't. i thought maybe you might have a little information on some of your a lot of a lot of folks a lot of folks after the after the trial after their acquitted on all of the panther 21 defendants moved on to lives know like they started their families they raised their family. you know, some of the panther 21 carried on the struggle carried on the fight. they felt like that's what they had to do. but others are just like, i just i want to just, you know, start my family and, you know, raise family and. yeah, so i wasn't, i was not unfortunately, you know, unfortunately, there's lot of people who i don't know what became of them because i think that's the way they wanted it, you know. but thanks for sharing that. what impact do you feel that the fracturing of black panther party had on tupac and his music since

and when you hear, whether it's bobby kennedy, whether ridge, anybody from the usual suspects, they have the same october, the 7th narrative, as though nothing has change, it is simply says this. i'm also attacked. we're going to destroy him, us. we're not to let this happen again up, but it stops and there's no counter there's no, there's no okay, fine. nobody you say you cannot respond to this. how do you explain the no, we're just ignoring it or not. when will you stop? remember call and follow had that the, what was the pottery barn rule, if you break it as you own it, you know, what's the in the game? tell me, tell me the strategy. everybody in the war has to say, this is when we have success. when this happens when they still run your every but nothing but the line on that the strategy, the strategy is to destroy a moss. i understand that. but what when looking at from october 7th to the present is the destruction of gaza. i don't, i don't see much destruction if i'm honest, let me throw it to daniel. daniel, what i see, and i obviously watch this very closely. it's very painful to

no, bobby. and sherlock holmes _ then he was in. no, bobby.atch, and brilliant tv series born from it? do you think that is why we love sherlock holmes more than just knowing it? why we love sherlock holmes more thanjust knowing it? t why we love sherlock holmes more than just knowing it?_ than 'ust knowing it? i agree what has than just knowing it? i agree what has been on _ than just knowing it? i agree what has been on screen _ than just knowing it? i agree what has been on screen has _ than just knowing it? i agree what has been on screen has been i than just knowing it? i agree what has been on screen has been a i than just knowing it? i agree what| has been on screen has been a big part of that, but where did it come from? it came from the page on this brilliant character that arthur conan doyle created and he could not see how good his character was. for those of us who don't know and i am on a learning curve about where he came up with the idea, where did he come up with the idea of sherlock holmes and how it came to him? because it is

people who are absolutely, i don't want to keep bringing a bobby kennedy. i don't know why he's the exemplar, but i have to give this as well here. but here's the guy get. he's the biggest disappointment, but we'll leave that side. go ahead. this is a man who has never met a, an american program. i think he liked her in any way. who now me basically either it is riley or an antique palace, any program that he's never loved. it's on conditional. and here is the thing. i swear to you, there is a, there is a narrative that what i hear this, it drives me crazy, but let me just explain something. you can't do this for ever. we have elections coming up. and when the rubber hits the road, when the democrats realize that they are there are contingents of new voters. and i hate to make this into the political because we should be worried about the humanitarian aspect of it. but if the political aspect is the only way to get people's attention, when americans find out exactly what's going on. and when they look at the numbers, because we have one of the most incredib

. >> singer nick carter sister bobby jean died at the age of 41 in florida on saturday.rin carter died just last year. both appeared on the carter family reality show house of carter's pretty younger sister angel carter describes bobby jean as a childhood best friend in an emotional tribute on social media and her mom, jane carter told tmz she is in shock after learning about bobby jean's sudden death. the country music world is paying tribute to dixie chicks founding member laurette lynch new details emerged on her death in a head-on car crash in texas. christina coleman is live with more, christina no charges have been filed in this fatal crash just yet. >> that is right. charges are expected for they say they are waiting for further investigation. laura lynch a founding member of the dixie chicks was killed in a car crash leaving the music world, her family and friends morning her tragic loss to texas department of public safety can from the deadly crash happened around 5:45 p.m. friday afternoon. the mouse east of el paso. the driver of a dodge ram heading west tried

from eastenders, bobby brazier and his partner dianne buswell.| people love it.e kind of enthusiasm year after year. actor layton williams - and his partner nikita kutzmin. i feel like, if you win it is kind of the perfect kind of well done, you did that. and finally actor ellie leach l and her partner vito coppola. it would be mazing to lift the glitterball, but if we don't, i already do feel like i've won, i have had the most incredible journey. and thatjourney continues... remember — keep dancing! ..as the show will soon be celebrating 20 years of being on television. sophie van brugen, bbc news. and you can see more of sophie's interview with all the contestants on breakfast in the morning. a bit more glitterfor you now, and last night some lucky star gazers spotted the geminids meteor shower. visible around the world, the meteors can be seen with the naked eye as long as the sky isn't too cloudy or affected by light pollution. this shot in the dark was taken in chirnside in the scottish borders by bbc weather watcher skywatcher. this one over cwmbran in wale

i mean, look what's gonna happen to bobby kennedy. yeah. look what's happening. october, the 7 peter changed every thing in terms of labeling, nomenclature, political positioning, strategizing, it changed everything, but if you don't see the light on what it did, also it reveals who has a moral compass and i think that's the most important thing. you know, richard, you know, we come across this a, a claim. israel has a right to exist. well, that is the most last i got argument i have ever heard in my life. israel does exist. it exists under international law. it is a member of the united nations nation. states have obligations when they are a member of that body here. so i'm so sick and tired of that retort, richard as well. exactly. i mean, they do exist when people talk about the right of israel to exist. it's kind of a, it's a very on. it's a strange question. so very loaded question, right? because, you know, know, i'm chauncey says, states don't have the right to exist. they just exist. yep. right. and so when, when you ask a question of whether israel has a

, your >> but bobby, bobby, i take your point.so point. but because it's so controversial become so controversial and it's become so political, i do worry that teachers feel under a huge teachers will feel under a huge amount of pressure to take anything the child says with regards gender, totally , regards to gender, totally, seriously. and as gospel, gospel because they could, you know, face repercussions because of it . but thank you very much indeed for your time. bobby seagull, maths you very maths teacher. thank you very much. nice to always nice much. always nice to always nice to speak to you. difficult one for teachers. >> tough. like said, if >> it's tough. like you said, if kids they're untouchable kids know they're untouchable and teachers confront them and teachers can't confront them about their their silly antics, if they are identifying as cats or whatever else, i mean , you or whatever else, i mean, you know, where does it end? but i mean, there is there is going to be a genuine, think, that be a genuine, i think,

bobby down to buy time fighting joe. this is whole concept of the defensive is sacker flies five counties in south central sacrifice them all to save harrisburg. that's what everybody is going to have happened at that point in time gerald couch since that's established standard june 15th as matters look now all south of the susquehanna will be swept. june 15th. he tells the secretary of war they're coming a spark all of his intelligence, all of his spies say they're to harrisburg, of course, and wheeling the newspaper morning trumpets confederates definitely coming to charleston. oh, no. but hey, whatever. so here's your emergen militia, 7000 boys, they appr camp curtin on the north side of harrisburg. they're getng three days of training and they ask for 100 volunteers who are the best shs ey can't find 100 people have ever fired a rifle, t alone the best shots. this is a problem, folks. so the republican governor of pennsylvania has to swallow his pride in contact the democrat governors, new jersey and new york and ask

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and bobby still when they started the black panther party for self-defense i don't think they had anyidea it would spread across the country. but with that decentralization what i learned there were literally differences years later. but the east coast panthers in new york which is what the family was a part of, had different ideas of what it meant to be a pantheren. that came to head but i learned more -- make the biggest thing i learned about the black panther party in researching this book that i did not know before was how much infighting and how much there was. a lot of it was fueled by the fbi, j edgar hoover was actively trying to destroy the movement. to destroy the panthers with secret agents. with the sending phony letters insulting them. undercover cops, this and that. the fbi was actively trying to destroy them. they were also fighting amongst each other and that was really heartbreaking to see. that organization could do so much and did do so much at the beginning and became fractured over time because of various forces. guess? what if you let into one thing i was curious