he married a woman named bridget murphy and she ended up getting a store just down the road here on portereet and they built a family. patrick passed away young from cholera. from sheer force of will and the help of a community she kept that family together. her son, owned a local saloon, became a boss and stir in the state senate. his son, my great-grandfather was born a few blocks from here on meridian street. his son served this neighborhood in congress and then went on to serve as president of the united states. [cheering and applause] my dad had the honor of serving this community as wellin congress. [cheering and applause] >> a certain point you got to learn you just up and you can't compete. thank you, buddy. i'm here because my family has always appreciated that story. they had known what it meant to be from a place and believe in the promise of this country. to know that their own history meant that not everybody barrier was broken down for every heart pass was feared but that here in america there was that shot for any striving family and a chance to build a home to make the mo m

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he married a woman named bridget murphy.ed up getting a store just down the road here over on border street. they built the family. patrick asked the way young from cholera. and from sheer force of will and the health of the community, she kept that family together. her son owned a local saloon, became a ward boss and serve in the state senate. his son, my great-grandfather, was born a few blocks of your on meridian street. his son served this neighborhood in congress. and then went on to serve as president of united states. [applause] my dad had the honor of serving this community as well in congress. [applause] at a certain point you have to give up and realize they are not going to compete here thanks, buddy. i'm here because my family has always appreciated that story. has known what it meant to be from a place and believe in the promise of this country. to know that throughout history, not every barrier was broken down, not every hard path cleared, but that here in america there was that shot for any striding family, th

she'd put, like, ice cream in her mouth and go, "come here bridget. [ laughter ] and bridget is her tinyah, yeah. >> and would hop up on her and eat ice cream out of her mouth [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] s we just, like "aghh! [ laughter ] >> seth: all of that is really off putting and then on top of it, it's like, "well, we will leave you to care for our grandfather. >> yeah, seriously [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> seriously, but it was, like the best we could get and then when someone was there and got fired, the next one would be more terrifying. [ laughter ] >> seth: this does makes sense that this would be the roots of your comedy. "righteous gemstones," which is so funny >> thanks. >> seth: these are some very well observed characters everybody on the show is doing such incredible work >> oh, man thanks >> seth: do we -- were you familiar at all with this world of mega churches growing up? >> i didn't grow up in a mega church, but we grew up real churchy. >> seth: yeah. >> like, we went to church every sunday and went to sunday school and all the stuff in the week, like covered

course johnson has shut down the fractious and i agree column of my guest to this week you sound you bridget conservative m.p. and leading critic supporter who boris johnson now ok the law of the parliament is put in front of him like so few minutes double. d. to know that 7. 70 percent. are younger than 6 o'clock. that's me and me and you. and you know what it's time all voices but. the 77 percent he told me. this is where. the 77 percent this weekend on d w. natural riches of precious resources. and a rewarding investment. of farmland has been called ethiopians gringo. the country has an abundant supply and leases it to international her china. government after high next for revenues and the corporations high profit margins. but not everyone benefits from the booming business. objects from mission the barman to destruction starving. the price for government and corporate greed. selling out of the country. dead donkey know how you know. start september 18th on d w. the book. this is d w news live from the us mobs out of the 911 attacks and. an escalation of . 18 years since the afghanistan

course johnson shut down the fractious and i agree column of my guest to this week you sound your bridget conservative m.p. and leading critics it supporter who boris johnson now a favor lol. the parliament has put in front of him. so you want to save on the rent why not move here to barcelona just $200.00 euros a month. so what's the catch. so only 3 square meters. deep insight into europe's housing crisis. in 60 minutes on g.w. . welcome to the what is the game here for g.w. . to talk about and. some countries that's not. so you don't want. to just. jump. in and puzzle yourself up i don't know it's not easy to go to another country you know nothing about why they don't do this because we can't stay on venezuela. the supply that. closely global news that matters d.w. made for mines. you like it that way the country divided from has been changed no think to no not at all our leadership of the european is changing to be that may have a deal wasn't perfect but it would have to live a breakfast and what will the sex tension a change what is another 3 months going to achieve here in london it

bridget she makes for a girl who was once a great. she is not closing question. trucking one week i'm looking. this cannot be my life . go. okay one of. laughing. thank you thank you sir perfect restated donone done. easy so i was thinking what is the address will be cool to do you like somome stuff and movoves everything happening in new york it's like february right but then it i it literall. goes new york london malign.. paris boom boom boom four weeks in a row. and they're back to back. and i don't know what will be a part of the mind of the part of anything but hopefully it's still not something . if i can find the page that i was on. some confirming to one of our biggest of. yeah barbie allowed the soviet times this week. him because the window my man willing to savannahust aheadd. that have german in high and into her little. the. so if you ask me what i talk about when i'm at school. i'll give this back to the knees we have lots of opportunities that come out of the fact that she's such a good speaker now and people want that story as you build a name for

in the third incident, bridget was outside gardening when someone slipped past her open gate and snuck into her open door. >> he'd already gotten into my purse and took $100 out of the cash but he didn't take any of my credit cards. >> the common thread is either the doors were unlocked, and the residents were home. they tend to leave doors and windows unlocked and in weather like this, it's understandable. you have to be aware these things will happen a. seal every entry point. >> reporter: you may want that good breeze in, but you have to keep the bad guys out. >>> a new warning this morning about vaping. still ahead, the latest from health department officials as one bay area county considers banning e-cigarette sales. >> and san francisco's opioid crisis and details of a proposed emergency plan aimed at saving lives. >>> good morning. we have a nice looking commute so far as you're driving into east bay on 880 heading west. >>> another hot day and temperatures will cool tomorrow. we'll show you the numbers coming up. >>> welcome back. california's department of health is now tellin

i called bridget moin hahn and she said i already turned it down. her all my paychecks if we weren't able to shoot in new york. so thank god we shot in new york. >> donny, bridget, will and i all relocated to shoot the show. i commute, but i pretty much insisted they shoot it in new york. >> of course, this isn't tom's first hit cbs show. ♪ >> magnum went 163 hours. that kind of success twice in a career is rare. my shorts were too short. everybody tells me. >> i really like it. ♪ >> they were shorts like shorts are supposed to be. now shorts are like pajamas. basically, he said i wouldn't understand. >> for donny the show has brought a whole new set of fans. >> used to be oh my sister loved you in high school or my sister loves you, i was a huge new kids fan. now it's like oh, my god, my mom and dad and my family all sit down and watch the show together. >> but the real appreciation comes from the nypd themselves. >> i always say thanks for your service but i always might get a salute and that's a big deal. >> i had a cop walk up to me and say are

i called bridget moynan. she said i already turned it down. i'm not going to do it.d pleaded and made her an offer she couldn't refuse which was i would give her all my paychecks if we were not able to shoot in new york. so thank god we shot in new york. >> we need to be smarter. donnie, brigitte, will and i all relocated. i commute. but i pretty much insisted they shoot it in new york. >> of course, this isn't tom's first hit cbs show. ♪ >> magnum went 163 hours and that kind of success twice in a career is short. my shorts were too short. everybells me. >> i really like it. >> they were shorts. like shorts are supposed to be. now shorts are like pajamas. basically, you said i wouldn't understand. >> for donnie, the show brought a whole new set of fans. >> used to be oh, my stister loved you. and now it's like oh, my god. my mom and dad and my family, we all sit down and watch the show together. and my mother loves tom selleck. >> but the real appreciation comes from the nypd themselves. >> if i walk by an nypd officer, i always say thank you for your service. i als

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. >> keith philips and bridget mccoy both advocate for other veterans now. >> it's a system set up toil, give up. >> do you know other people who have given up? >> yes. >> why do you think you've gotten denied so many times? >> an officer said to me, you will not be paid for rap in the military. i said i'm not be paid for rape. i'm here to be appropriately compensated for my injuries in the military, which happen to be rape. and he literally threw the papers in the air. >> he threw the papers in the air? >> threw them in the air. >> the va says it's taken a number of steps to better serve military sexual trauma or mst survivors, including free mst health care, streamlining paperwork and allowing more kind of evidence to show that a traumatic event happened. the administration declined to do an on-camera interview but in a statement said, in part, every va facility has sexual trauma coordinators available to help survivors with these services, trained in helping veterans navigate the claims process, to include claims related to mst. the inspector general found nearly half of mst claims

with the last one a little up the live bridget. wide. men go will sit meets and. friend see. see. t.v. look awful soon i am senate. when that can work it has set madly out of technology. for so we know no home i took nearly a foot when no. office and i were all balled. 1000000000 of them of the. bitter. bitter at all even the betrayal. of a lot. model bullets don't know what i'm about them precious effect that i know him she. is rubble. and the fact that i know you have to hate it to have a need for what he said to them and if it could have fed and it's called mind controlled operation company i'm only good andy capp had to know when i had to let him take it and. oath any general hangman at home in canada. i think you double in. sydney acting. yes lunatic at the knee and in latin to have a. letter about 4 years ago or so patient of mine came in for a one year one year follow up i had done a total leone on his right knee and he reached down he took the socket off his left leg and he threw it across the room and i said what's wrong with that sock it looks like it's probably $2030000

let's just talk first of all if we could, bridget, about what happened on the committee stage of thedments put forward to the bill which are quite important. yes, one amendment in particular appears to have gone through and that was stephen kinnock‘s amendment. he, as i understand it, he wants to avoid a situation where the uk and the eu agreed to extend the article 50 period and then nothing happens. he wa nts to period and then nothing happens. he wants to make sure that if the article 50 period is extended, that would be used by the uk to pass the withdrawal agreement or a withdrawal agreement. let's listen to jo swinson. that we voted to say there should not be a no deal exit. is he seriously saying that the extent of his plan was to try to bully the eu and that he could only get a good deal by threatening we would leave without a deal? because if that is the extent of his plan, it is not very well thought through.|j the extent of his plan, it is not very well thought through. i thank the honourable lady forgiving way. can she confirm if there was a general election the liberal d

1st johnson the shutdown a fractious and i agree column of my guest here this week you sound you bridget conservative m.p. and leading critics it supports the flu virus john so mount up a below the column and was put in front of him like so for. india. how can a country's economy grow harmony its people find it odd when there are dupers look at the bigger picture. india a country that faces many challenges lists and people are striving to please a sustainable future. clever projects from europe and. eco india on d w. i'm not nothing out of the gym i just sometimes i am but i stand up in the winter that the german thinks deep into the german culture of looking at the stereotype clad that is think is new for the country that i now know the time. needed to be taken as grandma day out to me it's all about hey look i'm rachel join me for me to devon bundy w. . post. natural richardson a precious resources. and a room warning investment. farmland that's because the ethiopians gringo in the country has an abundant supply of leases to international her from trying. the government jobs after next

had stated publicly that he would rather be dead in a ditch than to ax ask for another extension on bridget from the e.u. but of course there is this new law that compels him now to ask for an extension if he does not do that what happens. well he's got 2 choices really he can either resign or he will have to offer that extension if he if he were to refuse to in the face the law what would happen is that someone would go to court get a court order requiring him to send that letter some people saying that bristol's will go to prison i think frankly that's a bit funny it's a full probably wishful thinking on the part of some people who'd like to see him go to prison and that's because what would happen would be the court could itself sign a letter or nominate someone apart from doris to sign the letter and there's another stage that would have to be gone through before boris could even be threatened with being sent to prison so that isn't a likely outcome but the one thing you have to factor in is that the curiosity of this law is that bars doesn't have to send that request now ecomog wait un

this week we're tackling a sensitive topic janet but what does bridget it's a really mean insult it's not just about sex like many would have you believe it's more complicated than that than sex expert is here to tell us more. hello there and welcome to the spread a safe space where we get to discuss everything sex and relationships today we have an e-mail all the way from nigeria it goes a little something like this hi i'm erica a 24 year old girl living in a belgian nigeria i have this problem when i tell people that i'm a virgin i get negative reactions mainly from sexually active women some women change their energy towards me and stop talking to me like i'm an alien my question is why do some people react the way they do to virgins thank you for your email mecca 1st off virginity is a social construct that was created by the patriarchy to please female bodies and make us feel guilty about our sexual experiences let me explain to you what i mean by this logic is often framed as something that only applies to straight relationships so people tend to forget about diverse genders and

american all the fashion industry by a day in the job will be mortal signed by a major morning to date bridget she's met for a girl who was once a week. she's not was. one of. this cannot be my life. we're going to be able to go. what happened. i'll never quite. get started ok. just go go. and look at what. i mean. thank you sir for 5th receiver turned on the p.c. so thinking you know what he's thinking is when people like some stuff and. everything happening it's like february but then it literally goes new york london milan. peris been going on for weeks now around and then back to back and i don't know what will be a part of humanity part of any thing than hopefully it's still not something. that i think that i'm the page that i was on. some guy germany. barbarella the so b. and after listening. to one of my mcmahon really was a just and there her german half and the how long that's a. so if you ask me what i talk about. when i'm at school i'm going to spike to the nice we have lots of opportunities that come out of the fact that she's such a good speaker now and people want that story as y

s for trying to derail bridget. good people of this country can see perfectly clearly what is going on they know that probably because you're going to honor its promises to respect the referendum the people in this parliament will keep delaying it will keep sabotaging the negotiations because they don't want a deal this is because the truth is good members all because it's our living it up and to see what i want breaks it down and people want us out on october 31st yet be scrambled back to work after the controversial suspension of parliament was ruled avoided by the u.k.'s highest court on tuesday lawmakers say the probation that was a cynical attempt by boris johnson to stop them from having a say on preventing britain crashing out of the e.u. without a deal on october 31st that 1st session back was never going to be an easy ride with serious opposition m.p.'s venting at the ruling conservatives but the government's chief legal advisor managed told voice johnson this is pensioner was good to go rails at fellow law

repeated accusations of close links with russia the parallels between the russian intervention and bridget and the russian intervention in the trump campaign appear to be extraordinary so we travel to south africa to find one they also filled russian opposition figures with no knowledge of the case as they brought up his russian wife mr banks is a perfectly good reason to visit russia whenever he wants his family. he has 3 children by his russian wife in 2015 aaron banks tried to raise money in russia to invest in his mines here in south africa and surprisingly they try to connect banks with donald trump and felt it was newsworthy to discuss banks some time visit to transcribe and publish pictures of it too controversial backers of the brakes movement were guests last year at donald trump's mar a lago club iron banks and the week more known as the bad boys of bricks visited the palm beach club in april according to a review by the palm beach post of instagram post tagged at the spot mainstream politicians also pushed him on the issue so much so banks walked out of a select committee meetin

course johnson has shut down a fractious and i agree column of my guest here this week you sound you bridget conservative m.p. and leading critics it supports the flu virus john so mt how brave a lot of the comment was put in front of him. doesn't. naturally reach. a crush. it's resources from. time to room warning investment. farmland that's been called ethiopians gringo the country has an abundant supply of leases it to international try and. government is after high export revenues from the corporation's high profit margin . but not everyone benefits from the booming business. exploration environmental destruction starvation. the price for government to corporate greed. the selling out of the country. to donkey's fear know how enough to. start september 18th on d w. you like it that way the country divided from the pinching no thanks to that now that's all a ship of the european is change it's a reason they had a deal wasn't perfect but it would have to live and breath so what will the sex tension a change what is another 3 months going to achieve here in london it's still all about brick

allaman my guests here this week you sound you bridget conservative m.p. and leading critics it supports a move boris johnson now upgrade the law of the condiment was put in front of the book so. it's time to take stock. and face. time to search the uk now. and fight for the truth. to overcome boundaries and connection. it's time for. indeed obvious coming up ahead. minds. where is home. when your family scattered across the globe. such a bit of you could do to the. journey back to the roots of government not the. sharp family from somalia live around the world. one of them needed urgent assistance and. the family starts october on d w. you like it that way the country divided from an ancient novick to never know the top all a ship of the european is change its reason may have to deal wasn't perfect but it would have to live in bret's what will the sex tension a change what is another 3 months going to achieve here in london it's still all about bricks it boris johnson those shut down a fractious and angry parliament but not before m.p.'s managed to do him

the writer behind the series phoebe water bridget also won an award for best actress in a comedy series. i find acting really hard. to be nominated with these unbelievable actresses who i have just looked up to and watched and laughed. personally so much crying i mean on the right this is deja news and these are our top stories travel company thomas school collapse after failing to secure a last minute bailout more than half a 1000000 customers currently on holidays face being stranded government and insurers are launching a massive operation to get travelers back home. a school classroom has collapsed in the kenyan capital nairobi killing at least 7 children dozens more were injured the school is located in a poor neighborhood and the collapse is being blamed on shoddy construction. television's biggest awards have been handed out in los angeles this year's emmy award for best drama series went to the game of thrones while dark british comedy feedback was a surprise winner of the best comedy. this is the news from berlin you can always find the latest headlines at dot com or you can fo

army officer charles sure bridget gave us his insights on how weapons end up in the hands of terrorists persist myself and not just me many people since 2011 and before when this was being muted as we can supply we were told to moderate rebels as they were caught in either libya or syria with weaponry that would help overthrow gadhafi or for example assad it was obvious to those of us who've got really any military backgrounds are told that it would be impossible to control where those weapons would end up and indeed much research a lot of academics and so on has proved this to be the case again and again either moderate rebels so-called selling or handing over these weapons to these groups all of these groups can capture them in the field if they have battles or disputes themselves of course it could have been and i don't think this is necessarily the stuff of conspiracy theories it could have been so obvious of course that this would happen that it would end the weapons would end up in the hands of these extremist groups that that was the intention right from the start these are all p

had stated publicly that he would rather be dead in a ditch than to ax ask for another extension on bridget from the e.u. but of course there is this new law that compels him now to ask for an extension if he does not do that what happens. well he's got 2 choices really he can either resign or he will have to offer that extension if he if he were to refuse to in the face of the law what would happen is that someone would go to court get a court order requiring him to send that letter some people saying that bristol's will go to prison i think frankly that's a bit funny it's a full probably wishful thinking on the part of some people who'd like to see him go to prison and that's because what would happen would be the court could itself sign a letter or nominate someone apart from doris to sign the letter and there's another stage that would have to be gone through before boras could even be threatened with being sent to prison so that isn't a likely outcome but the one thing you have to factor in is that the curiosity of this law is that bars doesn't have to send that request now ecomog wait

this might be a way for bridget to north korea. but it did not go anywhere. >> i want to turn to the narrative as kim jong-un becomes a leader and becomes the great successor. i want to remind people in the audience who are watching and streaming, if you have questions you would like to ask use the # post alive, it will send them to me by my computer. kim jong-un becomes a great successor 2012. and he has extraordinary confide beginning. he speaks more of his father, give us a picture of them and will arrive in power and then his course from their to which you describe in 2016 as a moment where he plants his flag as a home. >> when he took over he was only 27 years old which is young anywhere let alone on a high rocket society like north korea. it was a lot of skepticism of whether he could do it whether he could remain leader and keep it all together. one of the surprising things was the fact that he did. he was very calculated entry from the get-go and the way he approached the shop. he had a bunch of advisors in effect many of t

crimes that they were charging them with so that's sort of the emphasis on documentation that we had bridget thank you for your time glad we could talk about this report with you thanks for joining us. now a prominent hong kong protester has avoided a prison sentence for his role in a demonstration 3 years ago ivan lamb the chairman of the activist group. pleaded guilty to illegal assembly over charges outside sorry clashes outside the china liaison office this was back in 2016 given a 2 week suspended sentence previously served 13 months in prison for storming the legislative council in 2014. china has summoned germany's ambassador to beijing after a leading pro-democracy activist from hong kong held talks with the german foreign minister went back to the european news center in london and barbara. and i thank you yes a furious response from china over that meeting the chinese envoy to berlin has said that joshua wants talks with the foreign minister haykel mass will damage relations with china hong kong has been plunged into turmoil by months of pro-democracy protests wong is visiting west

either a reminder of our top stories this hour belfast high court has thrown out a case claiming the bridget strategy of ballers johnston's government is not compatible with the 1998 northern ireland peace accord. lawmakers in the us are edging closer to deciding whether to recommend the impeachment of president donald trump a 41 member panel is voting on a resolution allowing it to designate hearings as impeachment proceedings. sudan's new prime minister abdullah from dog is making his 1st state visit to south sudan juba is hosting talks between the transitional government and several on groups. u.s. president donald trump says he's delaying an increase in tire of some $250000000000.00 worth of chinese exports by 2 weeks he says the decision was made at the request of the chinese and as a gesture of goodwill china has reciprocated by announcing it would exempt some u.s. products from tardif increases in the lead up to talk settled for next month's u.s. tabs were due to rise from 25 percent to 30 percent on. top of the 1st. file should show we welcome the actions of goodwill taken by the uni

host: that is bridget in texas. our democratic candidates talking about cows? guest: there is a recognition agriculture brings a lot of omissions. there needs to be some sort of way to reduce those admissions. we are talking about soil, sequestering carbon in the soil. we are talking about having more responsible grazing policies. i don't think that is been nearly as fleshed out his energy policies writ large. there is not enough brought to bear on that. guest: why aren't we going to have a specific democratic debate about climate change? the national committee said they will not have a single issue debate about anything. it will be too late to include that. we have never seen that, but to the activist point, climate change touches all aspects of life. it affects the economy, your health, the home you live in. they feel this is an issue not getting enough attention and touches every single thing and it needs to be brought to lightfoot candidates are going to do and make sure it is a first-order priority of whoever the democratic nominee is. there is not enough

had stated publicly that he would rather be dead in a ditch than to ax ask for another extension on bridget from the e.u. but of course there is this new law that compels him now to ask for an extension if he does not do that what happens. well he's got 2 choices really he can either resign or he will have to offer that extension if he if he were to refuse to in the face of the law what would happen is that someone would go to court get a court order requiring him to send that letter some people saying that bristol's will go to prison i think frankly that's a bit funny it's a full probably wishful thinking on the part of some people who'd like to see him go to prison and that's because what would happen would be the court could itself sign the letter or nominate someone apart from doris to sign the letter and there's another stage that would have to be gone through before boras could even be threatened with being sent to prison so that isn't a likely outcome but the one thing you have to factor in is that the curiosity of this law is that bars doesn't have to send that request now he can wa

bridget b or lower reports from sacramento. >>it's time to change the way. some businesses operate in california california leader is rewriting the rules of employment in a landmark building gave final approval by the state senate and assembly. >>if your team workers don't make us as middle class taxpayers subsidize your workers while you're buying million homes the los angeles assemblywoman lorena gonzalez authored the legislation known as ab 5 i that would turn hundreds of thousands of independent contractors, a gig economy companies like uber and lyft into employees but the job benefits and pay guarantees that come with that label. this is not just about these companies this is about the future not of work but of workers. not all lawmakers think the bill is a victory for the employee this isn't about protecting workers are misclassifying workers it's about controlling how and when people work assemblyman james gallagher spoke out against the bill on the assembly floor wednesday arguing it's going to negatively harm both workers and consumers. >>i think th

i can give out to bridget to handout, and please get the word out to apply. it takes ten minutes on calfresh.org. this is just a picture of what the partner toolkit with me. i have a few copies with me i can pass out today, and ways to apply. we -- this is our mantra -- click, call, come in. so please, you know, to help sort of keep the lines workable in our county offices, we encourage people to go on to getcalfresh.org, or call our 800 number or come in to our offices. so that's all. >> thank you. any comments or questions from the commission? hearing none, any comments or questions from the public? hearing none, thank you. >> thank you. >> item 8, review and approval of the california department of ageing cal fresh expansion project cf 192006 associated budget and all amendments. [please stand by] >> that is pretty incredible, but i remember this. my question is, it sounded as if she was saying there was approximately 40,000 new individuals for cal fresh, and so is this effort supposed to help with that? is that part of this contract? >> correct, this is s

. >> we will work on scheduling that with bridget. >> thank you. anything else? thank you.mployee recognition. the commission and executive director will honor adithi vellore, rosa ortiz, dan kelly, kelly bryant, alexis cobbins, laura dueÑas, cassandra james, rhonda johnson, van luong, dr. roxanne manning, brenda mcgregor, phyllis pettus, priscilla prado, paulo salta and armando zapote from the human services agency racial equity work group. [applause] >> you all get to come up. this is a really -- [laughter] i'm really excited today to honor everyone here and we know the commission is, as well. one of the things that we've struggled with for a long time at h.s.a., given we are such a large agency is how do we think about things like racial equity, and how do we handle such a big topic and really make sure that we are giving it due diligence and really thinking about the fact that racial equity issues follow people through life. they follow people through generations. there are things that are really hard to think about and we often say, we are not going to do this , or we