conor sheary carey price.e got the first here >> brian: tatar off the chest. >> mike: i knew it was going to be something anyway. >> brian: that's as good as scoring a goal for me. >> john: sheary can't believe it missed a glorious opportunity there. penguins had the chances now nick suzuki with one broken up by john marino suzuki had a solid game here for montreal chiarot. suzuki armia evgeni malkin.matt murray. got a piece of it. then it goes out of play >> brian: they keep plugging away, don't they the canadiens. now they're just a shot away >> john: it's the song >> brian: could be you could cover it you and your band. >> john: teddy blueger on the draw for pittsburgh. screen blocked. schultz. him in the way back. artturi lehkonen off the board. kotkaniemi tonight lays it back kicked off by blueger, turning with it. jack johnson justin schultz with the center zone will scale it by price all the way around zachnó aston-reese kotkaniemi, xavier he'll go up and bump it in ryan >> mike: the young guys making s

the one, the only mariah carey exclusive and she's saying -- >> hi, i'm mariah carey.g. good morning to all of you. i hope you're all doing well. >> and you know mariah, she has a lot happening right now. there brand-nealloofexted. you got puppy.s pi tce the show to lead with this first story out of the gate this morning but his name is halisco, he's a boston terrier, a 3-month-old rescue, and he's every bit as adorable as he is a complete terror, and that's him outside in our backyard because he was eating shoes last night, and my husband banished him for the first time. >> is that the worst? >> i have full makeup on my legs because i'm covering bites right now. stay away from my shins. we love you. he's adorable. >>> we have some big news and we have other stories to cover as well including the big night for democrats. you saw that virtual roll call vote all across the country and then it became official. joe biden nominated to the democratic party. you see his wife dr. jill biden, and she was the headliner last night. spoke from her classroom in brandywine high scho

>> mariah carey, y'all! it happened right here on abc on "gma." high notes from her very first number one hit -- ♪ i have a vision of love mariah carey announced the release of a brand-new album. >> it's titled "the rarities." it's a two-disc album, it features material she never quite finished, and it's got songs that have never been released. >> say what? >> so mona is ready to rock. >> it's like a whole new album. mariah tweeted a behind the scenes snap showing how the magic is done, using only an iphone and studio lights. >> those of us in tv know how that is. sometimes you make do with what you have. an iphone and selfie lights, you're ready to go. the hitmaker is set to release her new single "save the day" on friday, that is very soon, and her new album on october 2nd, which will be here before you know, it mona, don't worry. >> wow. at one point, i don't know now, but she had the most number ones, her number ones album was my first album ever. this is why i stand really hard for mariah carey, because i grew up listening to her music, absol

in the desperate bid to gain more followers, kurt, played by stranger things‘ joe carey, gets a job asconveniently named company spree. he fits the car with cameras, starts a live feed and begins slaughtering his passengers — using spiked bottled water and a variety of gorier methods. at first, he's got too few followers for anybody to notice, let alone believe it's for real. i don't even know why i'm making these videos. "nobody wants to watch a white guy drive around," one of his friends taunts in one of the films many meta—moments. enter sasheer zamata as a standup comedian. she makes things more interesting. spree is a decent entry into the social media crime thriller genre. more engaging than recent film infamous, though less insightful than the 2017 comedy ingrid goes west, which i loved. spree has about two points to make and it does so repeatedly. but it takes its own advice by inserting a few wtf moments that really have an impact and there are plenty of known jokes for its target market, if, of course, they can stay off their phones for long enough of course. spree is in cine

is there anything you see, carey that makes you pause at all? >> okay, mick, no you have to go with the flow, right? inkts it was the type of name that people got used toe being slightly disappointed. the fact that it's really hit on every single measure that we look at is outstanding the market is rewarding it for that up 27% right now is extreme, perhaps, but no, we wouldn't sell any now we have a large size in serum, but it's not as if it's so large, 6%, whatever, that we would trim it back i think you have to ride with it as the economy continues to recover. it wasn't an early covid health stock. it's come into play really in june and july, so we would hold it right here for anyone who owns it. >> you wif whiffed. >> women truly are better investors. all three are long salesforce, and i am too. >> thank you, joe. >> drop the mic, brian >> i'm going to stick with you, though would you buy it now >> i would buy it now, because clearly, a lot of the things that mark benioff has done and executed by carey and stephanie, are positioning them for

jill carey hall joins us with bank of america. we spoke to candace browning about your new focus on small caps. you are a specialist there as well. is it about a rotation from tech to small-cap, or is it about tech still doing well and small-cap finally picking up? jill: i think, to your point on yields earlier, we have been in a market where what has been scarce has been rewarded, so yields have been scarce. growth has been scarce. you have seen a lot of these things working for a number of years now. small caps have obviously been challenged by trade tensions, by the fundamental backdrop, but while we have been cautious relatively on small caps near term, one of the longer-term listings -- long-term bullish seems is that if we see this ft to localization, we think that could be bullish longer-term for small cap themes. tom: do i just go out and buy small caps, or are you looking at different sectors? one of thenk important things right now is you are seeing a lot of divergence than the market in termsof valuations, and of perfor

joining me now is jamel hill and carey johnson with a show, stick to sports, on vice tv. thank you both for being with us this evening. jamel, when i was coming along, we had one muhammad ali, we had one jim brown. where does this fall in the history of sports and protest? because we've gone from individual people, when i said ali or jim brown and those in the olympics and other black sports giants worked together in the '60s when i was a kid around racial justice, even later. why this week so significant, why it is to me, is where sports meets american lives. where you have whole teams that decide they're going to take a stand. >> well, reverend, thanks for having us. i think why this protest was so different, this demonstration, i would say, is because it crossed all of sports. this wasn't -- it started in the nba, the milwaukee bucks. they were the ones who engineered this strike or this walk-out. suddenly you see major league baseball. you just said, that's the traditionally major sport. no one would have thought they would get involved. naomi osaka decided to pull ou

cyndi lauper, mariah carey, so many people on that song. i recorded there a ton as well. just want to say hey to my band, what's up, y'all, how are you doing? >> we are good, i miss you. >> kelly: we are getting there. we are getting to the point. i still have to isolate. it's fine. what is it like to play in such a significant city? we have never done our show there. >> if we can't be at universal this is next best thing. you kno

heart attack conditioning few years ago and that makes the heat really dangerous for him.ter: condi r carey have this portable air conditioner. >> it is not the most powerful thing. our house is small so it works well for us. we just have to angle it in the right way. >> they've set up cooling centers, socially distanced inside. they haven't been busy. we have to limit capacity. if we get too many people showing up at our door. >> reporter: she recommends water, shade and conditioning cool indoor spot if you have it. those we talked with say they'll be trying on stay cool. >> whatever it takes. i like the winter. so this weather is bringing me down. >> as for relief, it doesn't appear it is coming any too many soon. we may see triple temperatures for the next week. >> happening now, we are starting to see power outages around the bay area. more than 900 danville customers, down from 3,000, are in the dark. vallejo had 460 customers without power. that's down to 200. the state's power grid operator has issued conditioning flex alert for tomorrow. the first of the pandemic. it asks all califo

[cheers and applause] together cantor and carey have opposed the systems that won the cold war -- together kennedy and erry oppose the systems that won the cold war. kerry sounds like an auctioneer selling off our national security. the b-1, or that senator kerry opposed dropped 40% of the bombs in the first months of enduring freedom. the b-2 bomber that senator kerry opposed delivered airstrikes against the taliban in afghanistan and the command post in iraq. the tomkat that senator kerry opposed shot down qaddafi's libyans. kerry14 that senator opposed delivered missile strikes against tora bora. the apache helicopter that senator kerry opposed took out those republican guard tanks in kuwait and the gulf war. the f-15 eagle that senator kerry opposed blue over our nation -- flew over our nation in this very city after 9/11. onould go on and on and against the patriot missile that shot down saddam hussein's good missiles over -- scud missiles. initiative,defense against the trident missile, against, against, against. tos is in the man who wants be the commander-in-chief of the u.s. armed

. >> reporter: conditioning reason why carey is especially happy that they now have this portable air conditioner. >> it is not the most powerful thing. our house is small so it works well for us. we just have to angle it in the right way. >> they've set up cooling centers, socially distanced inside. they haven't been busy. we have to limit capacity. if we get too many people showing up at our door. >> reporter: she recommends water, shade and conditioning cool indoor spot if you have it. those we talked with say they'll be trying on stay cool. >> whatever it takes. i like the winter. so this weather is bringing me down. >> as for relief, it doesn't appear it is coming any too many soon. we may see triple temperatures for the next week. >> happening now, we are starting to see power outages around the bay area. more than 900 danville customers, down from 3,000, are in the dark. vallejo had 460 customers without power. that's down to 200. the state's power grid operator has issued conditioning flex alert for tomorrow. the first of the pandemic. it asks all californians to conserve ener

witnessed yeah thank you phil carey find that i for one had made the assumption that you had dolphins and whales thank you for that clarification but has this stranding of these these dolphins have anything to do with the oil spill in morris just last month. right so what we need to know is so yes 11 month back we had the right under ridge and that 20 this from now we had the order spirit and free days from now we had bought the bow out of the dark we're shocked but was sucked into the into the sea so i think it's premature to establish it as a leak or not because it's on the yesterday on the 26th of august that we saw the 1st specimen of the dolphins and what we're wrecking on the show. but i think that there's a lot of question. in my hits from from what we've seen from what is happening and we don't we want easy by what is being said by the operatives saying that there might not be a link between work and shoot and. so because it might not be if you go to the lagoon now it might not be visible the oil spill might not be visible but if you look at the surface of the sea you can see

sidney crosby on the ice in black and gold trying to get the penguins on another run, but will carey price give montreal a chance in this series? rid.k on your door, it's a hockey back to visit. >> we've all been stuck in quarantine we're ready to unleash the beast.

. ♪ ♪ ...and later, mariah carey. ♪ ♪ does having that experience and the success of tom tom club helphat happene with talking heads? >> well, i think it did a little bit, in that i think some people, people who were perceptive, realize that, oh, maybe the whole talking heads band is more of a shared experience than we realized. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: but as frantz's writes in his memoir, there has been one constant throughout this shared experience: tina. >> tina has been wonderful to me and i hope i've been wonderful to her. >> reporter: what-- what advice would you give to couples to last 43 years? and then the follow-up, what advice would you give to music couples to last that long? >> ( laughs ) well, i believe that it's important to keep up the romance, so i think you should send flowers. i think you should send candy. and i think you should do the dishes. and i think it's also very important to keep your sense of humor and to get enough sleep. ♪ ♪ >> sreenivasan: that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. for the latest news updates, visit www.pbs.org/newshour. i'm hari sree

"emotions" by the one and only mariah carey.ot. >> 30 years and we have a big announcement, you all. mariah will join us next week, wednesday, august the 19th, my birthday, for our summer concert series. she's coming just for me. >> that's amazinamazing. >> just for me. >> mark your calendars for a variety of reasons on that day. we'll look forward to that. >>> some of the other top >>> some of the other top headlines we're following, including that out-of-control wildfire exploding in the west scorching 10,000 acres in just a matter of hours in southern california. there are mandatory evacuations at this hour as firefighters battle the blaze from the ground and the skies. >>> also right now, the latest on the coronavirus emergency. and the past 4 hours nearly 1500 reported lives lost to the coronavirus in the u.s., a record since mid-may, as experts warn possible new hot spots are emerging in major cities. >>> plus, uber, the popular ride share service threatening to pump the brakes in california. uber and lyft currently classi

in the desperate bid to gain more followers, kurt, played by stranger things‘ joe carey, gets a job as cameras, starts a live feed and begins slaughtering his passengers — using spiked bottled water and a variety of gorier methods. at first, he's got too few followers for anybody to notice, let alone believe it is for real. i don't even know why i'm making these videos. "nobody wants to watch a white guy drive around," one of his friends taunts in one of the films many meta—moments. enter sasheer zamata as a standup comedian. she makes things more interesting. spree is a decent entry into the social media crime thriller genre. more engaging than recent film infamous, though less insightful than the 2017 comedy ingrid goes west, which i loved. spree has about two points to make and it does so repeatedly. but it takes its own advice by inserting a few wtf moments that really have an impact and there are plenty of known jokes for its target market, if, of course, they can stay off their phones for long enough of course. spree is in cinemas now. onto a small—screen horror that takes itself

i'm wayne carey in bangkok where the government is facing the double threats of a collapsing economy at a protest movement that's valin to intensify. right now wild leaders are trying to work out ways to help rebuild lebanon's capital but in beirut's there is a growing clamor to reshape the political system as well the information minister became the 1st senior member of government to resign since tuesday's port blast but i'll bill simon says there's little hope for change 6 m.p.'s have now quit and there are reports that more may soon follow and maronite. the whole cabinet to quest in 130 this is the point of no return people are starving the economy has deteriorated the economic crisis is heightening our families children friends have just been left behind fear and disappointments lives within them in this fateful moments we cannot just sit behind we have to stand in dignity together as a nation i feel that i need to send an apology to the libyan people because we failed to achieve their ambitions due to the difficulties. at least $158.00 people were killed when ammonium nitrate ex

the chairman of the committee is businessman frank carey who discussed at the next major goal in oklahoma city. >> oklahoma city [indiscernible] that gets a little complicated. the first area will be on the east side, which is heavily negro. the negros are somewhat contained on the east side. there are pressures. this is not unique in oklahoma. it exists in other parts of the country. this pressure must be relieved. it must be possible one way or another that is satisfactory for the negros to be able to expand. >> almost everywhere across the nation, the negro is taking a few steps forward. but not everywhere. mississippi voters had just nominated paul b. johnson for governor. as lieutenant governor, he proved himself by his commitment to the effort made it to prevent the integration of the university of mississippi. they endorsed johnson by a larger vote than they gave the outgoing governor, who early and autumn stood bathed in floodlight and told the grandstand -- >> i love mississippi! [applause] i love her people! [cheering] i love and respect our heritage! [applause] >> 24 hours late

una noticia impactante, porque la hermana de mariah carey, estÁ presentando una demanda en las cortesÍ es, todo lo que se menciona es horrible, de acuerdo al periÓdico britÁnico, la hermana de mariah acudiÓ a la corte suprema del mayor, y detallÓ que fue forzada a tener relaciones sexuales con extraÑos, cuando ella sÓlo tenÍa 10 aÑos de edad. en su demanda, arizona carey dice que contrajo vih mientras estuvo mal viendo en las calles de nueva york, y estuvo hubo pidiendo una indemnizaciÓn cuantiosa, con el fin de aminorar la angustia que ha ha sufrido durante estas dÉcadas. mariah no ha dicho nada al respecto, hace aÑos ellas mantienen una cÓmica canción. alison tampoco tiene dinero, se representarÍa a ella misma la corte, vamos a ver. es terrible todo lo que se menciona aquÍ. carlos: iincreÍble, leía, la seÑora patricia carey que es la mamÁ, no ha dicho nada al respecto, mariah, lo Único que digo es que ella ya ha gastado ciento de miles de dÓlares en ayudar a su hermana. una de estas historias familiares dramÁticas. vamos a darle seguimiento a esto. ahora vamos a ver quÉ nos depara l

carey firestone, wrap it up. >> home depot, and we didn't plan it together, steve and i. >> very nicerybody. with that we wrap up this halftime "the exchange" begins right now with the market losing some steam. >>> thank you, brian hi, everyone score another one for the bulls, we thought, but we're losing gains, this after the fed lost -- what the market fears as lower rates are longer the question is whether the whole thing will backfire and create asset bubbles maybe it has already we'll discuss. >>> spea

so this week mariah carey? >> that's right. and it is three this one week, i could not be happier.f i got a chance to talk to her -- call i could just think samba rolls. but, yeah, mariah too. >> i thank you, we'll see you at 7:00. >>> happening today, people can use drive-thru service for the to pls and renew licenses for businesses at santa clara city hall. the drive-thru window will be open from 9:00 to 4:00 on weekdays. and you can access the drive-thru by going through the parking lot for santa clara city hall from warburton avenue. customers have to wear a face covering while interacting with city staff and at the drivth >>> d mi uxt at 6:30, we know you're wondeoutages. so mike will be back with a full look at our forecast. >>> and if you come to the clay california's economic challenges are deepening. frontline workers stretched too thin. our nurses and medical professionals in a battle to save lives. our schools, in a struggle to safely reopen, needing money for masks and ppe, and to ensure social distancing. and the costs to our economy, to our state budget? mounting ever

the chairman is businessman frank carey who discussed the next major goal in oklahoma city. >> oklahomathroes of urban renewal and a program that gets complicated. this first area would be on the east side which is heavily negro. the negroes are somewhat contained on the east side and there are pressures. this exists in other parts of the country. this pressure must be relieved. it must be possible, some way that is satisfactory to expand. >> almost everywhere across the nation the negro is taking a few steps forward. however small and haunting. but not everywhere. mississippi voters have nominated paul b. johnson for governor. as lieutenant governor johnson had proved himself by his total commitment to the futile effort to prevent the integration of the university of mississippi. they endorsed johnson by a larger vote than they gave ross barnett, the outgoing governor who early in an autumn stood bathed in floodlights on a football field in jackson and told the grandstand -- >> i love mississippi! i love her people. i love and respect our heritage. >> 24 hours later on the university o

you know, one thing john carey is right about his trump's foreign policy is kind of incoherent but joeentire career has been imperialism. he shamed democrats who weren't supporting the iraq war, he was a vocal supporter of it. how about when he became the vice president, they took us from two wars to seven. libya, syria, we are still in yemen so these guys are nothing but more warmongering maniacs and really, again, we have one party in this country, the military-industrial complex party and that's what we are seeing. even when trump tried to take us, he kind of was threatening to take us out of afghanistan, threatening to take us out of syria, the democrats jumped in to stop it. so we have one party and its all war party and it's amazing, they got colin powell to endorse them, a bona fide war criminal. the one piece of policy that everybody agreed on was that the iraq war was a good idea, that's what it seems like. those are the people that they have come onto endorse joe biden, the arcs of the iraq war and you don't think this is a failed party? b1 yeah, the one person that wasn't in

carey firestone, wrap it up. >> home depot, and we didn't plan it together, steve and i. >> very nice >>> good wrap-up, everybody. with that we wrap up this halftime "the exchange" begins right now with the market losing some steam. >>> thank you, brian hi, everyone score another one for the bulls, we thought, but we're losing gains, this after the fed lost -- what the market fears as lower rates are longer the question is whether the whole thing will backfire and create asset bubbles maybe it has already we'll discuss. >>> speaking much the fed wile talk directly to robert capelka tiktok's ceo leaving the company. what happened and how it would change tiktok's path to a deal with ahn unlikely suitor bob? we sort of lost steam in the last hour or so, largely semiconductor, some of the technology stocks selling off. some of the big-cap names, but two wig stories. the rapid test from abbott, that's a big news to the reopening story. they're optimistic live nation, solid airlines, and the other big news, the powell speech stock traders believe it's positive for stocks. they've said low u

people caught with guns in carey on bags could face criminal charges.it is legal to transport guns in checked bags if they're unloaded and in a locked case. >>> a candidate is recruiting tech workers in silicon valley. s that that is being featured on videos, and billboards with the canadian matrump started cu back on h1b1 visas in a move that he said will save american jobs. >>> well, coming up, challenges facing san francisco city college. the warnings from a coalition of students and faculty. >>> and shuttered jcpenney and sears stores may soon have a new life. what could be moving into those empty stores. it's rough out there. people are looking for change, for answers. one answer is at your fingertips, the 2020 census. ng households to make sure we are counted. because an undercounted community could miss out on billions of funding for schools, healthcare and job assistance each year for the next ten years. too much is at stake. respond online today. shape your future. start here at 2020census.gov. too much is at stake. respond online today. ♪ ♪ we

president, but neil cash carey president of the indianapolis fed saying we need to shut down the entireconomy four to six weeks. saying that we have plenty of money to sustain the economy through such a closure. it's remarkable voices that are chiming in to say shutdown the economy. it's as if they haven't been paying attention for past four or five months. >> that's not going to happen lou. is what we did was we were as we said setting records in every way and then we get hit by the plague i call it china plague china virus whatever 20 different names and we got hit heart disease and we did close up. we had to close it up and saved millions of lives lou. we would have millions of lives we have a number now unacceptable but anything more than one person is unacceptable. because they could have stopped it they could have stopped it from coming in you say it all of the time they stopped it from coming into china but not here, europe and rest of the world. so we closed it down and we now opening it up and it looks like it's a v absolutely a v. but we're not going book shutdowns now we unde

jonathan carey has more on this, jonathan. >> high mecca medina the teacher protest affecting two largenion teachers vod to authorize a strike to prevent schools from resuming in person learning. citing public health concerns, teachers are demanding the new school year began with all classes online. >> that is the only safe option we have. that is the only option to protect our lives and our students lives and the lives of everybody in the city. >> in new york teachers are banned from striking, legal action from prompted mayor bill de blasio with the extensive cleaning, testing and other safety protocols for schools. >> in here is a pledge, i'm putting this out today, back to school pledge and a list of all the things being done in ever single school to get our schools ready. >> now is school district weighed the risk and benefits of reopening physical classrooms. a new study has come out in the journal of pediatrics showing that our children even mild cases of covid-19 can carry huge loads of the coronavirus, dana. >> dana: all right, john, thank you very much. founder and ceo of the c

i went with second carey when we raised the flag. there isn't anything different.k the republicans have decided to brand the entire democratic party as socialists and i'm not surprised by his characterization on me. >> kind words forecast throw have hurt democrats before. >> august, here we are, back to school time. some kids will go to real classrooms but some parents are forming pandemic pods. they are hiring tutors or retired teachers for small, private classes but only if you can afford it. "early start's" own laura jarrett filed this report for us. >> first thing we need to do is get out your homework. >> reporter: with coronavirus resurging across the country and so much uncertainty about what school looks like this fall, many parents are now taking matters into their own hands. >> right now people are in panic mode. they are going to check each other. >> reporter:-mile-an-hour any weinstein from washington, d.c., says parents are reaching out. >> how many parents have reached out? >> my emails are over flowing. text messages are over flowing. >> reporter: sh

development, thank you and just to remind everybody about the origins of the iran deal, this is john careysed his opportunity at the dnc to talk about that deal again, here he is. >> we eliminated the threat of iran with a nuclear weapon, this is the bottom line. our interests, our ideals and our brave member brave men and women in uniform can't afford four more years of donald trump. >> martha: and i you arms embargo which looks like it's going to be lifted and your reaction to that enter john kerry the other night. >> ironic in that isis was running a caliphate the size of great britain across syria and iraq when he left office, the iran deal contributed to that. precipitated isis, americans were killed, brutally executed by isis and it took donald trump to bring justice and destroy the caliphate. john kerry and the jcpoa gave iran $150 billion in sanctions or leave, that was the obama-biden administration. iran spend that money not on its own people, they spend it on terrorist activities in lebanon and syria and the iraq and yemen so the jcpoa was no great deal, in fact it was the worst

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mary anne chad carey was the first african-american woman to publish a newspaper in north america.reecy taylor, a black woman who was raped and none of her assailants ever brought to justice. >> as much as we hear about martin luther king or diane nash or victoria gray. when we do hear about the women, we hear about them as helpers. even coretta scott king. all the way up to black lives matter, we have a movement that is born from the brains and ingenuity of three plaqblack wo. and then, we start hearing about men. >> say her name basically is a way of completing our understanding of what anti-black police violence looks like. many of us were caught up in the struggles against police misconduct, but hadn't been lifting up the names of black women who were killed by the police. it's the case of tanisha anderson. we can't forget sandra bland. and of course, it's breonna taylor, who is killed in her own bed, in her sleep, on a no-knock warrant. >> and, you know, breonna taylor's murderers are still walking around. >> black women have higher rates of excessive force, at the hands of th

it to the 2012 campaign, because ron paul is talking about the federal reserve, and even governor carey has been critical of ben bernanke, making -- perry has been critical of ben bernanke, making some of the same points that william jennings bryan was making a century ago. >> the legacy of that debate was the federal reserve system. we got off the gold standard eventually in the early 1930's. what people on that side wanted was a more flexible money supply. in hard times, interest rates would go down and more money would be in circulation. in prosperous times, they would go up. it is kind of like the fed today. at the time, it was seen as a great reform. of course, when we get in economic trouble like we're now, people look for a panacea, going back to the gold standard, for example. as an historian, one of the reasons we have been able to avoid serious economic downturn between the great depression and now is because we have had a flexible money supply that has been able to take charge when necessary. >> one of the big issues that william jennings bryan was trying to confront with the

some of my particular favorites, there was a man named john carey who said he was 113 years old. he was actually seeking a pension from congress in 1843. and he claimed that he had served washington in the french and indian war and the american revolution, so he deserves essentially twice the pension. now, it doesn't go anywhere. but it's interesting that there are people making that claim and that it was actually -- it was moved to committee and then it got tabled. so it was believable, to an extent. now, this continues post civil war. this is actually a picture of a man named jim mitchell in 1870. and you can see, even though, you know, the civil war has ended, slavery has been abolished, that african americans are still taking up these roles, but they're doing it now on behalf of the mount vernon ladies' association at mount vernon. you can see behind them, a series of walking sticks. again, they would have been the primary storytellers. but also, they would have been selling items from the estate. now, at the same time that we have congress and the virginia general assembly a

and then we added carey, mary carey. and then i got my daughter. she's called... megan. kelly.e. we have a matching pairas unbelievable. we have a matching pair as well, 0liver unbelievable. we have a matching pair as well, oliver and olivia, coming up to seven years for 0liver. it is such a classic name, we know it from literary heritage and olivia is from shakespeare. it means olive branch, peace, so it remains at the top. but there is lots of movement lower down with unique names, names that the under 25—year—old parents are looking for, and stands out. we have got to ask you, and apologies to your children because the names you gave yours. what side did you veer you gave yours. what side did you veer on? was it traditional or quirky or were you determined to make them different to be more individual? i argued with my husband throughout the whole pregnancy whether he wanted a traditional name andi whether he wanted a traditional name and i wanted something unique. we have gone with freddie, a nickname and then thin, which was quite a modern new name. my daughter is called me

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. >>> back here on "gma" and tomorrow on "gma" the one and only mariah carey is going to join us live had gloria yesterday and mariah tomorrow. whoo! come on now. >> putting it together. >> what a summer. >> you'd pay anything for that ticket to see those three. i know i would and cannot wait for mariah tomorrow, robin, for sure. >>> now we turn to the latest on the coronavirus emergency and the battle over re-opening schools. how to do it safely and whether for some communities it is just too dangerous. joining us is admiral brett giroir of the white house coronavirus task force and, admiral, thank you so much for joining us this morning. as we heard earlier, the l.a. school superintendent has announced the most comprehensive testing program in the nation so far. but you're somewhat dismissive of the importance of testing compared to other public health experts. why is that? >> oh, well, thank you for having me on. i'm not at all dismissive of testing. testing is critically important and it plays an important role in surveillance, particularly going back to school. the only thing i'm

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prosecutor carey dunn told the court the trump argument fails because it rests on the premises that theled hush payments made in 2016. quote, undisputed assertions in earlier court filings that prosecutors say document criminal conduct at the trump organization. joining us now, u.s. attorney for the northern district of alabama and msnbc legal analyst joyce vance. we knew the manhattan da was looking into the hush payments to two women over affairs during the 2016 campaign. what we learned yesterday it seems they're also looking into bank and insurance fraud by the trump organization. >> that's right. cy vance who i'm not related to confirmed that yesterday in this pleading. it's important to know the pos cure of the case. this is vance going to the court saying there's no argument that has any merit. you need to dismiss this. and vance says go ahead and dismiss this complaint it's time for us to enforce our subpoena and get the document. and the bombshell, and it's one that the president's lawyer stepped straight into is the argument there's really no need to do this. this is an overbr

through the 11th, december 1960, very close on those dates, and then you were on a bus with gordon carey. >> yes. >> you and he do some thinking and planning that will have just a very tremendous impact. so take me back to that ride and its purpose and what you talked about. >> okay. we were going from south carolina after a training session back to new york. i think gordon had a copy of louie fish acher's book about gandhi and when they talked about gandhi's famous march to the sea sort of thing, and i came up with the idea, broached the idea of a freedom ride and the freedom riders would copy some of the basic patterns of a 1947 journey that had been staged by the fellowship of reconciliation and corps jointly, that's the ride that joy was on the scout on. at some point in the journey, just chit chatting about one thing or another, the idea of a freedom ride comes up. what are we going to call this thing? i don't know if gordon said freedom rides ride or i said freedom ride. it's not critical to me in terms of who said what at the time. we went on to suggest that -- how are we going to