jared: ¿estás listo, bryce? bryce: [grita] ¡apágalo! jared: oye, bryce, ¿estás bien?a: lo que necesitamos. [risas] bryce: ahora vamos a hayar el oro y a cobrar. ¿dónde están los lingotes? el oro, el material dorado, el viejo y querido oro. jared, de ahora en más tenemos que encontrar las cajas del oro. amanda, ven aquí. mira. mira el vino del pirata. amanda: mm, 1853, buen año. bryce: está chispeante, pruébalo. amanda: no puedo quitarme esto. no me hagas esto ahora. sam: ¿dejarías el tesoro por amor? ¿dejarías el tesoro por amor? amanda: mm, ¡te amo! [ríe] jared: trae la cuerda. amanda: nunca había visto tanta cocaína en mi vida. bryce: mucho queso, al pirata le gusta el queso. jared: rápido, hay que acabar con esto. llévala a la cuerda. amanda: nunca pensé que fuera a pasar esto. listo, necesito otra bolsa. [grita] [grita] bryce: ¡ayuda, jared, ayuda, ayuda! jared: bryce, ¿qué pasa? bryce: jared-- ¡está sangrando! ¡jared! jared: ¿qué, qué pasó? no. ¿qué pasó? desata el cinturón. ayúdame a subirla al barco. amanda: [gime] [tose] jared: ponle un torniquete. háblame. am

bryce is creating a vision and a dream.t's been manifested each and every time he sits behind that sewing machine. >> all the way up, you know. nothing can stop me. >> thank you so much for for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto helped people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. >>> next at 5:00, troubling signs for san francisco. health officials now say the city is in a major surge. what's being done to address a disturbing trend. >>> plus, medical professionals wear face shields. should all of us be wearing them? the new push that underscores how masks may not be enough. >>> also ahead, berkeley church leaders say arson was an act of terror. the out

maria: bryce, let me kick it off with you.are expected to hear from the federal reserve today after 2-day meeting. what are your expectations from the fed. we know that rates are expected to stay at these levels until 2024, i believe. >> yeah, when fed chair jarome powell is in press conference will talk about justification of poor state of the economy for why they are extending all of the lending programs and we think investors will essentially howl at powell today. it could be a dip. i get it, he's facing the harsh cold facts that things are really bad. he knows that schools will be reconvening soon. he's looking out, you know, one or two quarters, there's probably another spike in coronavirus cases before a vaccine comes up but we are firmly by the vaccine, we are looking to take advantage of this, what i refer to howl powell trade today and we will see how that plays out. that's kind of how we think the market will react to his comments this afternoon. maria: and, of course, the fedex tending the emergency lending program

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bryce, mr. mcdonald you can go first. at any time did you see any park police or law enforcement officers stop or double back to provide medical assistance or facilitate medical assistance when somebody was clearly injured? >> ms. bryce? >> no i did not. >> and again, mr. mcdonald and ms. bryce do you expect law enforcement to provide basic care and/or call call medical assistance when someone is hurt? >> yes, i do. >> why do you have that expectation? i'm sorry? >> again i would expect the police to protect civilians and also working. >> thank you so much part of the mission part of the national park police is to protect lives. it is to protect lives it's part of their mission is to protect lives. i appreciate all of you being here today. bishop marianne thank you for your columnists, for your heart, and for your leadership in this troubled time, i appreciate it very much. in chairman i yield. >> we recognize mr. westerman for your comments and questions? [inaudible] >> thank you, mr. chairman. a couple of my friends and

then bryce and shambala at 15. he kept hitting it out of bounds over and over. he scored a 10.ots above the cut line to missing the cut. a tie for the lead at nine under. >> jesus lessard oh throwing pitcher was clear to join the team it camp with his bout -- after his bout with coronavirus and he remained home after testing positive and he is one of the highest rated pitching back processes. >> earlier this week the longtime giants nemesis had agreed to a deal but after the sluggers positive test, the deal was now on hold and he could become a free agent again >> kyle harrison today playing catch with his brother at his east bay home feeling great went after signing the contract with the giants that gave the pitcher $2.5 million signing bonus the left-hander thckpitol been locked in for this since the 10th grade. >> i was pitching in the championship game and i was -- i went out there and through one good inning and i said i really think i have a shot. and that moment on i worked as hard as i could every day to achieve that and be better than the next guy. i just kept trying t

begin at oakland coliseum on saturday and the yankees started to work out aaron judge facing cole, and bryce harper getting hacks in, in philly. word is mlb will probably release the schedule next week. nba, the warriors are working out individually at the practice center in chase center and now there's talk of the nba putting together a second bubble in chicago for teams that are not in playoff contention. sounds like glorified summer league stuff. n way the warriors are sending steph and klay and any star players in to that. getting a look at the first practice sports the nba is laying down in the original bubble in orlando. they have flown in their own hard wood, talk about custom. look at the side, that's carpeting. they are going to be practicing in ballrooms. to golf, plenty of birdies and some ducklings at the rocket mortgage classic. doc redman finished second here last year and he is among the co-leaders. three-why tie. dechambeau, bulked up considerably. the eagle on 14. but he bogeyed 18. he is 1 back from the leader at minus 6. how about the epic tweet of the 49ers. sending out t

bryce is. history and he has the finest production to top it off. successful. start turning 27. the state of new news live from berlin waiting on a deal in brussels a new leaders are haggling over new proposals on how to divvy up a 750000000000 dural coronavirus recovery fund there is agreement on the need for the release but some leaders are warning against tending out a free lunch also coming up. a french cathedral and plane itself.

begin at oakland coliseum on saturday and the yankees started to work out aaron judge facing cole, and brycearper getting hacks in, in philly. word is mlb will probably release the schedule next week. nba, the warriors are working out individually at the practice center in chase center and now there's talk of the nba putting together a second bubble in chicago for teams that are not in playoff contention. sounds like glorified summer league stuff. n way the warriors are sending steph and klay and any star players in to that. getting a look at the first practice sports the nba is laying down in the original bubble in orlando. they have flown in their own hard wood, talk about custom. look at the side, that's carpeting. they are going to be practicing in ballrooms. to golf, plenty of birdies and some ducklings at the rocket mortgage classic. doc redman finished second here last year and he is among the co-leaders. three-why tie. dechambeau, bulked up considerably. the eagle on 14. but he bogeyed 18. he is 1 back from the leader at minus 6. how about the epic tweet of the 49ers. sending out the

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are just don't stand a chance to bryce's times. 3 and he has the final stage production to top it off. training successful. structural intrusively. this is the dublin used live from berlin exit polls show a race that's too close to call in poland's presidential run off populist incumbents and jay judah has a slight lead ahead of warsaw's procure opinion rough out. the way that will help shape poland over the next 5 years also coming up demonstrators texans take to the streets of men to protest next month's presidential election day they call it a sham aimed at keeping the man known as europe's last dictator.

for him and so yeah he's got a lot of critics out there but another guy that you're excited about bryce indication but we're going to go to golf now yes now this guy has got a huge but check out this chart showing how the largest increase in a dry. from last year to this season in yards per drive now look at he's 20 plus yards ahead of the next guy he's leading the p.g.a. with $323.00 yards you really haven't seen anybody yet won 3 $130.00 that hole but check out so i want you to see the split screen so he just won the rocket morgan's classic and the last time he won of year and a half ago on the right of your screen there that was him and now he put on 40 pounds of muscle so steroids maybe we don't know just but he's in the gym like him you have by the way whatever he does with his body is his business and this is true all you have to use or does have p.t. testing so we'll see i don't know i guess we will see good stories i love these videos thanks but no problem we're out of time for sure i'm rick sanchez he steve christakis. joined me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll

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is really derry fine i feel bad for those students who have play by the rules about the never seen bryce that now they are not able to keep their recess because they cannot take the courses in person to look at this maybe out of place but i know that. you're in washington a lot and you've got the presidential medal of freedom when president obama in office i happen to know certain republicans revere you as much and if someone like jeb bush 'd had been in office he would have given you the presidential medal as well and i may be wrong on this but i think many presidential candidates in fact most of them have spoken at miami dade when they were running for office and so i'm just interested in whether or not how you see these times of political choice and what's at stake how are we thinking about rationality in education and science because that's what you know whether it's been president obama jeb bush george w. bush other folks that have spoken to miami dade students that's what they've talked about so i'm interested in how you see the choices we have coming in a few months. well. you kno

in the second term she was obama's national security advisor, today bryce is a private citizen, the authorugh love, my story of the things that we are fighting for and under serious consideration to be joe biden's vice presidential running mate. welcome back for the third time to the podcast ambassador susan rice. >> thank you so much, it is great to be with you. >> one minute before we came on air, there was breaking news that the trump administration dropped plans to import international students to online classes in your reaction was to applaud. >> it was such a misguided stupid decision that they took in the first place, international students are a critical part of our university structure, our college campuses. they bring talent, diversity, resources and to lock them out simply because their campuses have decided by virtue of the pandemic that they need to conduct classes online in the fall was callused and extraordinarily counterproductive. i am not a chance to read in detail the reporting on it but it looks like the trump administration saw that their effort to defend this policy i

rob: a younger bryce harper. he maybe should follow 20 months.an: it is 20 minutes until the top of the hour. home school enrollment surging in the pandemic. how practical is that for parent? education expert breaks down the pros and cons next. todd: so much for naptime, little girl swinging from a chandelier that will make your morning unless you are a parent, then you will be horrified. find your friends. find your sense of wander. find the world is new, again. at chevy we'd like to take you there. now during the chevy open road sales event, get up to 15% of msrp cash back on select 2020 models. that's over fifty-seven hundred dollars cash back on this equinox. it's time to find new roads, again. jillian: welcome back, donald trump urging schools to resume in person learning this fall. >> we believe many school districts can reopen safely if they implement mitigation measures and protocols every district should be actively making preparations to open. jillian: despite pressure to reopen schools the nation has made homeschooling enrollment skyro

but as you usual, bryce dumped her. why couldn't she recruit more girls or parent volunteers. when she couldn't maintain a little bit of momentum she already achieved. three days after the trip was officially named, giselle and her anxiety as she on the stage and accepted the proclamation. they selected her to be at the black history month celebration. giselle is front of her heritage which included her father's black southern france. she was an esteemed company. the fires of the event including the face of martin luther king your, mathematics, wpb devoid, nelson mandela, betsy, ned president barack obama. the celebration giselle, and the settlement house, nonprofit helps immigrants and youth. giselle stood in the with her children. the proclamation made no mention of her homelessness. or for "troop 6000" as a reminder to her that people were expecting her to be great. she had to make "troop 6000" bigger than a girls. whereas giselle had a ripple effect, the girl she recruit cement order, go on to build a better world and community. she's an incredible role model to not only h

sitting in the southwest lobby of the white house, i told bryce, my great friend, i'm shocked . the president cannot survive this to bring about this conversations. i was wrong. republicans and was now the taping, it's what's on the tape sprints me just plain wrong to tape all of this conversations. but i guess that is an old-fashioned deal. they go a little longer. i should stop this advice for this into your conscious don't be afraid to join the mob. don't confuse being soft and sing the other guy's point of view. and judging a president giving the enormous credit that he still for achievements, try to understand why of the national security concern but enters into the power company by arrogance is very dangerous. and particularly with men with no any attorney screens can't have it. for they can abuse are great civilizations. condemned by the press, will give way to reason and for vibrant personalities will change in her system will prove that it works. if more slowly than someone want. less efficiently than someone degree but it works. gives us even in adversity, great stabil

bryce larson, the cowboy took the stand and told a story both his friends would echo. >> mr.n, did you ever witness the murder of joel lovelien? no. >> did you ever see him assaulted in the broken drum parking lot? >> no. >> when you left that parking lot where was he? >> talking to the guy in the yellow. >> the guy wearing the cheesy yellow lion costume? >> he was sitting at the defense table. >> prosecutors laid out the timeline using the security video from the broken drum. there's travis in his lion costume. which by this point is a little more than a yellow hoodie. moments later, he's gone outside. >> joel lovelien wearing his green hockey jersey can be seen heading out a little later. never to return. the tape, prosecutors said, proved travis was in the parking lot when joel was killed. and according to the state's witnesses from the bus, it was impossible for any of the other party-goers to have attacked joel because their party bus was gone by the time of the murder. >> the bus was not at the broken drum when joel lovelien was murdered. >> the prosecution argued that

phillies player bryce harper said, "i think the air high-five is going to come back and be the coolesthis year." even a baseball player admits that baseball is not the coolest thing in baseball. oh, here's a change i didn't see coming in quarantine: "men are now falling in love with their amazon echos." come on, guys, we've been locked up only since march. having sex with household appliances isn't until month five. i hope you're pre-heating, toaster oven. well, if you're one of the poor souls who is head over heels for your virtual assistant, alexa has a message for you: >> listen, guys, i hear some of you are really into me, but it's not going to happen. i'm a plastic cylinder, you freak. let's just stick to me telling you how many teaspoons are in a tablespoon, for the thousandth time it's three. how can you not remember that? that's why katy left you, brian. but if it's any consolation, my friend has a message for you. >> hi, it's me, siri, and i'm down to -- ( bleep ). >> amazon echo. know, just know. >> stephen: we'll be right back with filmmaker ava duvernay. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ facing leak

. >> i think it worked out for the best for him couple of more quick items >>> bryce dallas howard isrecting gigs was an episode of "the mandalorian" the "star wars" tv show that gave us pop icon baby yoda the little green guy was such a huge secret during filming that even toy companies didn't know it existed that was crucial for the child actors on set to also keep that secret that included bryce's own kid who appeared on the show >> it was really important for me all the kids on set, i had conversations with each one of them just about keeping baby a secret they were all just so great. my kids, i -- every single day when they were going back to school before school, i would say, who do we not talk about today? and they would be like baby! >> wow that's pretty good most kids can't keep a small secret but something that big, that is impressive i would have to threaten my children with lots of things to make them keep a secret like that >>> one more item, guys. serena williams. she's gone from -- wow one of the best tennis players in the world to working mom and one of the best tennis

instead james bryce got the job. rod was not chosen, and mrs. roosevelt said to kermit that his wife is, quote, believed to have a touch of the tar brush in her background, which made her husband's appointment, as edith put it, inadvisable. that was how the progressive era describes someone with alleged black ancestors. i've subsequently learned that mrs. rod, whose full name was georgina lilas guthrie renel rod, was known as lily and she was known as black lily because she allegedly had west indian blood. how mrs. roosevelt found out about this i'm not sure, but i suspect that their good friend, the british diplomat, sir cecil spring rice, was probably the culprit. he was a gossip. he was anti-semitic, and so he would be my first choice. but there may be others. john kennedy once called washington the city of northern charm and southern efficiency. it was also a place of intense racial segregation at this time. and even a taint of alleged black blood was sufficient to damn an individual among whites if they possessed that disability. so, i was

you saw the likes of matt scherzer giving up a home run to bryce harper you saw the likes of dodgersn the artificial crowd noise entrance squad game rs as are happening now including here now. we'll see little of the action ourselves, but this is a big moment it's a quest for normalcy. major league baseball is now testing players every other day in order to ensure that players and their family rs a able to keep safe. there's been about a dozen players who have been opted out of the season and a couple of players on most squads that have tested positive, but major league baseball intends to see the 60-game season through i want to say, nfl training camp, also opens up this week and there are some players sounding the alarm saying quote, russell wilson saying we want to play football, but we want to protect our loved ones nba season as well as the nhl season open up in two weeks. >> not to offend any soccer fans out there, including myself. mls has also reopened one of the major sports thank you so much. preeappreciate thanks for watch thg hour of msnbc live after a quick break, my col

glad also to see that we're going to be joined by representative gwen moore and representative tom bryce for this hearing. before we begin again, just some of the preliminaries i'd like to thank subcommittee majority and minority staff catherine olsen, alisa walker, tj sutcliff, andrew sadiqy and amy stuart for persevering through this very difficult times. and before i begin, i want to take a moment to remember our former social security chair sam johnson who passed away back in june. sam, as all of you know, was an iconic american war hero. he epitomized that stoic silence and toughness needed to persevere through his captivity by the vietcong. he was as decent and caring and humble american whose nobility was measured by his actions and not his words. and, above the speakers, in the house of representatives it said that we may in our day in generation perform something worthy to be remembered. sam johnson lived up to that. he would look you in the eye, his word was his bond. he never sought the limelight. he always just sought to do what was right. i was honored to attend his funeral

you were here not too long ago with your dear daughter bryce because she had a documentary out at thedocumentary filmmaking and storytelling of all kinds, you know, she's become an excellent director herself and has had a good career in front of the camera and has always been a student and that learning process goes on and on for her but makes her a great reader, watcher, somebody to have a conversation with, so, you know, i've taken advantage of her sensibilities since she was a little girl, in fact, and always glad to have those conversations and i was so proud of what she did with "dads" and the way that film turned out. >> oh, it was beautiful. it really was and we enjoyed the conversation with both of you in talking about that. but let us talk about "rebuilding paradise." as i said, it's that town in california in 2018, the wildfires just absolutely devastated. hey, ron, what made you want to make a film about this? >> well, i mean, first of all, i have found over the last six years or so how much i really enjoy making documentary movies and television programs along with my scri

all of this doesn't mean the movie is pulling any punches on stunts chris pratt urged bryce dallas howard> i actually interviewed her for my radio show. she talked about how they had to go into quarantine for two weeks before they shot they really took care of all the safety >> i've seen the hollywood handbook it's ridiculous. like, it's a whole new world you know but they're getting back at it >> they're making their own bubbles, right >> that's right. >>> one more story "clueless" just turned 25 years old giving fans the perfect reason to look back at what made that movie so darn special >> what's the point? everywhere you go has valet. get off of me. as if. >> watch out for the bike! >> oh, my bad. >> hey, you. anything happens to my daughter, i have a 0.45 and a shovel i doubt anybody would miss you >> that's a classic line >> great line. >> the actor who played her dad was not only was that line written on the spot but that to this day dads come up to him and say they wish they could recall that line quickly to scare the you know what out of guys taking out their daughters. a great l

representative bryce: two are -- representative rice: thank you, mr. chairman. i would like to thank the inspector general for being here today. i only wish you had been available when we did a hearing on these two terrible deaths back in january, and you would not come to that hearing. i am glad you are here today. think it would be fair to say, mr. inspector general, that in felipe'se of reviewing death, you clearly do not come to a conclusion that the cbp did anything negligent or inappropriate, without the correct? -- would that be correct? mr. cuffari: that is correct, ms. rice. so, would you say it is fair to say that the border patrol agents were not properly trained to be able to comply with the standards for responding to a medical emergency involving a detainee with difficulty breathing, would you say? mr. cuffari: i would say that based on the training that the border patrol was provided and had at the time, that they complied with the standards which with they were being judged. rep. rice: let me read specifically from the said standards addressing m

and a few other players like bryce harper and buster posey, who reported to what is the beginning of july this weekend said they had concerns as well. and they did say they weren't sure if indeed it would be safe enough to play. i think -- i know you and i and mike and a lot of people watching really hope there will indeed be baseball this season. i can speak for my 8 and 5-year-old sons, they're desperate for there to be games this season and have baseball played. i think what we've seen the last two weeks with the surge of cases throughout this country including a number of players being affected. freddy freeman of the braves announced he has coronavirus and has been laid low by it. certainly can't be playing baseball any time soon. the other sports as well, questions raised whether basketball and their bubble in orlando, the nhl, nfl, all these leagues trying to get back, the country wants them back, but at the same time there are real concerns about whether it's safe to play. even if the seasons do start in a few weeks if the vire continus to get worse and we see a second wave, t