it was a hard decision for henry clark. well, he should go on. but he was the descendant of pioneers of men who had taken a chance and would know that their salvation lay in cooperation the old spirit of the pioneers was reawakened. the machines began to one by the next year there were results. henry clark had the best crop of tobacco ever grown in the county. he was sending substantial quantities of food to market. and giving his neighbors plenty of food for thought they came to see the new fertilizer the new methods. and the student became a teacher in the tennessee valley that year 30,000 other demonstration farmers became teachers too. well the next year's harvest henry and his neighbors had a threshing machine especially designed by the tva experts for this valley each group of farmers. had a machine each farmer had an equal right to its use no longer was it one man alone against the drought in the flood for the first time they were acting together cooperatively for a common purpose. and even more a change was beginning to come into their th

clark's body. >> k.c.wanted to leave james henrikson's appointment. >> so i'm going to kill him. >> it was like a jealousy cheating spouse kind of thing. >> and why according to the prosecutors did james henrikson want doug carlisle killed? >> he really thought that the oil deal they were involved with was worth tens of millions of dollars, and he thought that doug carlisle was standing in the way of him getting most, a large share of those tens of millions of dollars. >> mr. carlisle had already threatened mr. henrikson that he was going to get him out of the oil drilling business. >> and that was the thing that triggered this whole bids. >> yeah, they were each trying to get each other out of the deal. >> at the trial, prosecutors introduced hundreds of text message, an almost play by play account as the plan rolled out. >> you can watch a text message go from henrikson to deleo, and the content is passed to suckow and back other way, negotiations over payment, who's going to be there, does he have an al

chair delauro: congresswoman clark. congresswoman clark: ms. clark: thank you for being here and our deep gratitude for your science, research, leadership in this time of great challenge globally and certainly here in our country. i want to start with one of the increasing crises that we are seeing. and that is worsening mental and behavioral health. we are especially seeing this in our young people. and while much of the concern is focused on the limits of caring for this population, i am concerned that we need to be redoubling our commitment to better understand the issues that span neuro-science, traumatic brain injury, addiction, genetics, and more. so my question for dr. tabak and volkow. how is this appropriately addressed in coordination of relative institutes and centers? and do you have the resources necessary to meet this moment? dr. tabek: so we do have opportunities across n.i.h. or the different institutes and centers in this space to collaborate with one another. through, for example, the brain initiative which is now seeking to u

. >> good shot >> reporter: but now, tamiya clark and her dad, army sergeant major mark clark, jr., are also united in service. >> the president of the united states has authorized me to commission them as second lieutenants in the united states army >> reporter: that's tamiya on the left, just weeks ago, when the 21-year-old graduate from ft. valley state university in georgia followed in her father's footsteps, officially becoming an army officer there's tamiya's dad, facing her for the traditional first salute the two shaking hands, then sharing an embrace. the solemn ceremony marks the moment a cadet becomes a commissioned officer for this father and daughter, now bound by commitment to their country, the emotions palpable a shared experience they'll never forget >> when i raised my hand to do the salute, i lost all my military bearing, and tears were running out of my eyes i just pulled her to me because i wanted to hold her one more time before i had to -- before i had to let her go >> he gave me my first salute it was just like, oh, my gosh. he was like, i'm so proud of you i jus

clark and mr. yatsenyuk talking about time, time is of great importance, it is urgent, the work must be done, it must be done immediately, immediately, now, provide the right weapons to the right place and at the right time just yesterday as i read that some of our artillery systems are finally on the er front and er some have already arrived in odesa, this is a problem of the ukrainian army they are fighting for the whole world repelling the aggressor super er effort it is our responsibility to provide them with the right weapons in the right place and at the right time, which is important. about seven days ago , it seemed to us that the ukrainians in the east somewhat slowed down their actions and then almost stopped because they did not have just ammunition it is our fault. we must solve this problem for ukraine, it must be done immediately, and besides, all these conversations that we must give him the opportunity to save face, this is not not to provoke him, no, this is all delusion. we must f

clark's... >> clark's still a bit funny about the engagement present you gave us. >> stephen: what did. ( laughter ). >> mrs. prime minister of new zealand, and mr. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: i accept. on behalf of both of us. prime minister jacinda ardern, everybody! we'll be right back with a performance by punch brothers. out-of-state corporations wrote an online sports betting plan they call "solutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd take even more. the corporations' own promotional costs, like free bets, taken from the homeless funds. and they'd get a refund on their $100 million license fee, taken from homeless funds, too. these guys didn't write a plan for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know y

and her dad, army sergeant major mark clark, jr., are also united in service. >> the president of thethorized me to commission them as second lieutenants in the united states army >> reporter: that's tamiya on the left, just weeks ago, when the 21-year-old graduate from fort valley state university in georgia followed in her father's footsteps, officially becoming an army officer. there's tamiya's dad, facing her for the traditional first salute the two shaking hands, then sharing an embrace the solemn ceremony marks the moment a cadet becomes a commissioned officer for this father and daughter, now bound by commitment to their country, the emotions palpable a shared experience they'll never forget >> when i raised my hand to do the salute, i lost all my military bearing, and tears were running out of my eyes i just pulled her to me because i wanted to hold her one more time before i had to -- before i had to let her go >> he gave me my first salute. it was just like, oh, my gosh. he was like, i'm so proud of you. i just started crying. >> it became very surreal that she wasn't my bab

according to cnn , he should be general clark, the former commander-in-chief of nato.ber the one who bombed serbia at one time in ninety-eight in ninety-e-e-nine, and even gave the order to general michael johnson to the british general to knock out the russian parachutes - e russian paratroopers from the slatina airport in pristina, glory. god general johnson refused to carry out this direct order of his military leader, precisely to avoid a third world war. well, general clark has now decided to criticize the biden administration that they are not decisive enough in confrontation with russia and says, here putin takes and intimidates us with nuclear weapons. and what does this say, well, to prevent the use of something than two tactical nuclear charges on ukraine so what, he says, it will change in terms of the military situation. well, let's apply it. uh, you can't allow putin to be blackmailed like this, well, in and dmitry in what he said, well, first of all, this whole war, supported by the united states or even led by the united states. they say that she is in o

clark deserves all the honor we can bestow. with deep appreciation, i say again, thank you, john clark, for all yourselflessness, hard work, and congratulations on your retirement. america's children are safer thanks to you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. green, for five minutes. mr. green: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, and still i rise. and i rise today, madam speaker, to defend a woman's right to choose. to defend the law of the land. to defend roe vs. wade. and i rise to do so because it's the woman's choice not the man's. i happen to be a male. it is not my choice. i defend a woman's right to make that choice, whatever it may be, and roe vs. wade has to be a part of it, or the right to choose should be a part of it. so today i'd like to share a brief vignette to make my point. let us assume that you are a person of means, you have resources, and you are adamantly developmentally totally and absolutely opposed to abortion. let us assume that abortion is ba

many people like clark have symptoms that appear to be indefinite. he says he's made lifestyle changes to cope, and it's fortunate to have a job, but let's him work from home. many others are not as lucky. i've seen personally in my support groups, multiple people that have died by suicide because the symptoms of their long coat experience was just too much to handle. and they couldn't withstand the pain anymore. i think that it's time to shift the focus from cove it as an acute, severe illness that has a mortality rate, which is very important, but also to start paying attention to those millions of people that are living disabled. and that are going to need programs and support from the government from society at large. johns hopkins is among the about 60 hospital system in the us with dedicated host cove. it clinics, medical experts say that is not nearly enough to treat the up to 23000000 americans suffering long term symptoms. hello, hello. hey, it to clark multiple referrals and months of waiting to be accepted into the johns hopkins clinic. he

clark were not the only eyes of texas on linda.ll neeson is linda's godfather. they hosted colorful events was mrs. j.j. pickles, -- now president johnson's old congressional district. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> as lynda spent a carefree afternoon sharing a few lighthearted moments with old texas friends, chuck was buckling down to more serious prenuptial activities. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> on the 17th of november, a small group of intimate friends gathered at the white house at the invitation of both lynda and chuck. the festivities were in honor of another couple who had already taken their vows 33 years ago. >> i have been very fortunate to have parents who show their affection. in one instance, i remember when i turned i think it was my 20th birthday, my father sent me a very pretty basket of flowers, spring flowers because my birthday is in march. it was with a note. my father has not written me too many handwritten notes, i wish i had more of them, but this one was particularly sweet saying that so many days ago, you made me one of the happiest men in the wo

that is jeffrey clark. mr.mp supporters to maven on the capitol on january 6. has the committee ruled out criminal referrals for members of congress? >> well, we haven't discussed any of that. right now we want to hear from them. we have a lot of information that we put in these letters, we didn't put all of the information in the letters, but this is a serious matter. this is a plot to overturn essentially the constitutional order as judge carter said in the eastman evidence case, it is more likely than not that fraud and crime was committed here. the threat to our system of government was very large. and we need to hear from all of the parties who have information so we could get the complete picture so we could protect our country going forward. i know there is a lot of interest in the world, in what is the department of justice going to do, what will the prosecutors, that is not the committee's job. we're a legislative committee and so we need to get all of the facts, and then we need to lay out what laws a

. >> what about scott perry's involvement in trying to install jeffrey clark at d.o.j., carol? >> so, this is a really harrowing moment for the department of justice because at that time in december, jeffrey clark is the person whispering in donald trump's ear that he thinks if they challenge, if d.o.j. finds some question, some corruption, some evidence of dispute about the georgia election results and they throw sort of a wrench into that, that they can stop the certification on january 6th. they can stop biden from being formally announced as the president-elect. and perry jumps in to help jeffrey clark get installed as the new acting attorney general because the then acting attorney general after bill barr had left refused to do any such thing. you may remember that donald trump and jeffrey clark was helping him, donald trump kept saying, you know, just say there's corruption in georgia, we'll handle the rest. and that's what clark was trying to help him do and was unsuccessful because people sort of threw their bodies in front of this and several people at the department o

clark emailed a letter to the school community, letting them know about the arrest. he said he is committed to providing a safe learning environment. our highest priority is keeping their students safe while they're in our care. and we have very high expectations for all those who work for us whenever we have traumatic events like this, we always provide extra counseling and psychologists at the at the school and they will personnel will be available at the school tomorrow. police are asking other potential victims or anyone with information to come forward. in concord. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. all right. thank you. not mercy not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. amen. a new metal fence surrounds the u . s supreme court building tonight is the country's debate over abortion intensifies. the fencing comes just days after the leak of a supreme court draft opinion suggesting the court may overturn roe versus wade. senate democrats intend to set up a vote next week designed to codify abortion rights into federal law. republicans will have two ch

it seems general clark is right that the u.s. intelligence was strikingly accurate when it comes to the question of what the russian plan was and what they hoped to do in ukraine. in fact, there were many naysayers and doubters among european allies here in the united states who didn't believe intelligence that turned out to be strikingly accurate. i think where they had a much harder time is understanding why it is in advance that putin's war plan was going to fail so spectacularly when it came to the battle of kyiv. and, you know, their capabilities didn't match the plan that the u.s. intelligence came up with. and i think that's true both in afghanistan and ukraine, what you see is the question of how does the u.s. frame the information that it has. how do we assess it? and i think that there is certainly more that could be done. policymakers definitely made decisions on the basis of the idea that russia was going to launch this lightning strike, that it had the capability to carry out, and obviously that didn't prove to be th

if and have advanced as far as the russian border area for civilian still left and clark. if conditions are dire, but the thousands of people still sheltering in harkey is metro system. the war is far from over. of to weeks of shelling that's left much of the city in ruins. some scared to leave the safety of the underground hawk basheba. now south were very afraid to go home, but there's so many explosions, so many bombs were very afraid by it's a lot of pressure. my others say that the worst seems to be behind them longer. surely we were finishing at the beginning, it was extremely hard. we were more because there were a lot of people here and a lot of destruction. we all felt defeated in what were you with now? we haven't heard bombs for last 3 to 4 days when the children his we were frog that's likely to be down to the ukrainian counter offensive that seen soldiers retake nearby villages like this one. north of hark eve with ukraine, claiming on sundays that some of its troops had even reached the border with russia and set up a new board post keith's gains in the regio

general wesley clark, stay with us. we do also want to talk about explosive excerpts from a new book by former defense secretary mark esper. he's pulling back the curtain on his dealings with trump. and he says trump once suggested launching missiles, u.s. missiles, at drug cartels in mexico. >>> plus, another emotional day of testimony. amber heard leveling new abuse allegations against johnny depp. his team now firing back publicly. >>> also ahead this hour, the woman who long has been rumored to be vladimir putin's girlfriend could be part of the next round of eu sanctions. details on the continued crackdown on russia's elite. stay with us. now. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? becacause the sleep number 360 smart bed is really smart. it senses your movement anand automatically adjusts to help keep you both comfortable e all night. it's also temperature balancing, so you stay cooool. it's so smart it knows exactly how long, how well, and when you slept. sleep number takes care of the science, all yo

sir clark al jazeera sydney, australia. a rescue crew in indonesia has free to ferry that had been stuck in shallow waters for 2 days. with 800 people on board, the boat had hit a submerged island moraine accidents, a common in indonesia and archipelago of more than 17000 islands. people rely on boats to travel despite poor safety. standard. asian markets have posted losses hours after wall street suffered one of its worst falls in the last 2 years. stocks have been tumbling on fees of arising inflation, the war in ukraine and supply chain problems. your pay markets are also down earlier will straight hat was rational by inflation fees still ahead on al jazeera, frank said, fan, celebrates de historic. you wrote the late when jemma will have the best to be actually coming up next ins, folks ah, [000:00:00;00] with with mm. whole, hulu. ah, ah, i never thought his tamma. thank you, emily. i tracked frankfurt the new your rifle leak champions off to eating ranges and a penalty shootouts in the final. it was a hot for matches,

clark, who have known linda since she was born.exas style shower. -- co-hosting the colorful event, mrs. j.j. -- a representative of texas in president trump's unsold congressional district. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> as lynda spent a carefree afternoon sharing a few lighthearted moments with old texas friends, chuck was buckling down to more serious prenuptial activities. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ on the 17th of november, a small group of intimate friends gathered at the white house at the invitation of both lynda and chuck. the festivities were in the honor of another couple who had already taken their vows 33 years ago. >> i have been very fortunate to have parents who show their affection. in one instance, -- i think it was my 20th birthday. my father sent me a very pretty basket of flowers, spring flowers, with an out. and my father hadn't written me too many hand written notes. this one was particularly sweet. so many days ago, you may be one of the happiest men in the world. and that, he also gave my mother a basket of flowers. it d

they are in alphabetical order, gary black, your jager cultural commissioner, josh clark, a businesswner and former georgia state represented of, kalvin king is a veteran and business owner, don mccollum is a veteran and a veteran and former member of the trump administration, and herschel walker is a businessman and former professional athlete. he has chosen not to participate and is represented by this empty podium. let's meet our panelists. the atlanta bureau chief for next our media group and veronica waters covers legal affairs for wsb radio in atlanta. for complete rules on today's debate, please visit the atlanta press club website. we will begin tonight with two questions we know are on everyone's mind and we are going to give everyone 60 seconds to respond. veronica waters commuted the first question. >> good evening. the current front runner, herschel walker, is clearly sticking to his beliefs that he does not plan to enter into any debate with his primary challengers and come as we see, the podium here tonight is empty. on the debate trail, in the campaign, you have talked

this, but clark gable for doing that clark gable a few years later film.'t think of the name of it right now to save my would do an entirely different life. but i saw, i've only seen film on the south, and about it maybe once. but he is, you know, he is, you know, sort of slavery. and it was powerful, the dashing southerners who is you know, really intimate with his slaves. intimate. and he realizes he has sort of this and people were very angry at come to jesus moment where he's clark gable for doing that film. i can't think of the name like, all of this is wrong. you of it right now to save my know, he's hearing, sort of, life. but i saw, i've only seen the rhetoric, and he decides to become, essentially a spy, i it maybe once. but he is, you know, he is, you know, sort of the dashing southerners who is you know, r his slaves. intimate. and he real think it was, right? the spy for the north, as he, he his slaves are helping him like, you know, and all the people he ends up free. it's really an interesting thing. and i got to find, i got to find the name

this is an action item and presented by mike clark. >> mike clark.ans dela care and united health care. and just as a reference point there are active employee denialal plans in the appendix for reference. as i mentioned there is a combination of plans presented. action for recommendation. on page 7, renewal sum row as just a reminder we presented the retiree dental plan rate renewals last month in the april board meeting and so today we are focus on the active employee plans. >> page 8 another set up reminders about the plans the act ever employees within the city and county of san francisco court and municipal executives association employees are offered the dent the coverage for active employees. there are fixed month low contributions. based on mou strategics for the employees of the organizations you see in the first subbullet. pay 5 a month for the employee only tier of delta dental ppo. 10 dlrsz and 15 for employee 2 or more for the active employee ppo plan. no contributions required for employees electing the 2 hmo plan and superior court and

this but clark gable a few years later would do an entirely different film. on the south and about slavery and it was powerful and people were very angry at clark gable for doing that film. i can't think of the name of it right now to save my life, but i saw i've only seen it maybe once but he is you know, he is, you know, sort of the dashing southerner who's you know, really intimate? with his slaves intimate and he realizes he has sort of this come to jesus moment. where he's like of this is wrong. you know, he's hearing sort of the rhetoric and and he decides to become essentially a spy. i think it was right a spy for the north as he's you know, his slaves are helping him. like, you know it all people he ends up freeing it's really an interesting thing and i got to find i got to find the name of that. i'm sorry. i can't remember somebody out there might know if you know put it in the chat this clark gable movie and it came out like in 1942 1945 something like that. it's really interesting. but yeah, i mean, like i said, it's a gorgeous film. the characters

foul clark with a hand across the face and as he went up and clark came down green grabbed the jerseyng to prevent clark from further potential injury. it's important to note if green picks up two more flagrant points this postseason. that will result in a one-game suspension so something to keep an eye on dre says he's gonna keep playing hard. i'm never going to change the way i play basketball. it's gotten me this far. it's got me three championships four all-stars defensive player of the year. not gonna change now if i take the bite out of the way i played then we go home early and i don't know how to take bite out that don't really work for me. i ask steve kerr. like i said, i just want him to be himself and make the plays he knows he's capable of making impact the game be physical. be demonstrative be draymond that we expect but hopefully not getting a situation where interpretation of rules or the way somebody might see it can. go against no time to dwell for the dubs draymon's death and the rest the team back at practice today and preparation for game two tomorrow in memphis. t

there is kaitlan, clark number 22, being defended by the is their website. . and today, the same day somebody hacked all the tv's and website, today somebody also we wrote when appear to be dozens of headlines, and dozens of articles on the news website. now, as you know, as we've been reporting here for the last couple of months, no independent media has allowed to operate anymore in russia. putin has made it literally a crime, a quite punishable by 15 years in prison to report on his war in ukraine, or even to call it a war. but look at what the lenta website looked like earlier today in russia. now, this is with english translation, so you could see what these headlines look like. but oh boy, wow! vladimir putin lied about russia's plans in ukraine. putin unleashed one of the bloodiest wars in the 21st century. these are all the headlines on the news website today. record spending on the army did not help russia defeat ukraine. the ministry of defence allied to the relatives of those killed on the cruiser, moskva, that big russian naval ship that was sunk b

of the usa and the supreme vote of the negative forces of nato in europe in 2013-16, general wesley clark, a four-star general of the us army, the supreme commander of nato forces in europe in 1997 - 2000, mrs. merida harin, deputy director of the eurasian center of the atlantic council, hmm , a good friend of ukraine, our good friend and mr. arseniy yatsenyuk, the prime minister of ukraine in 2014-16, the head of the kyiv region, this is the 79th day of russia's genocidal war against our country, russia does not have what it wants, and therefore is powerless. anger is growing. american intelligence describes the state of the conflict as a war of attrition, and here it is the most painful for us is the fate of the ukrainian military and civilians who are in azovstal this morning the russian occupiers again tried to break into the plant russia continues shelling and bombing which its international pressure needs to be mobilized to to save our heroes in mariupol, this is exactly what we are saying today, as well as the situation at the front and prospects and future scenarios . victory, i i

legal analysts steve clark tells us the person who provided packer the drug could face second-degree murder charges. now santa clarita is going after those who distribute fentanyl. >> it's difficult when it's an officer involved in a situation like this. you don't think of a police officer and drug overdose in the same sentence. but what needs to be done is a careful, thorough investigation. >> sources also tell us several san jose police officers could face internal and criminal investigations for conduct related to this packer case. just a lot of information coming out. we'll stay on top of it for you. >> yeah. i know you're on the forefront of the story and this investigation. you've reported that officer packer's body was found. we mentioned at his home. how does that impact the investigation? >> well, it means that the lead agency is the police department. they tell us once the coroner's report is about in three weeks they'll take appropriation anxious. steven clark also said it's probably a good thing because that takes the investigation away from san jose police and into an ou

pulls on brandon clarke, jersey, a little bit.ith a flagrant 2, you get ejected from the game dream he makes a dramatic exit. as you see, looks like he was just trying to get his teammates hyped up for the moment to come without him. all right. final moments of the half, memphis goes into half with some momentum. jon rahm flies in for you. his pops is loving it as got the next to his bed. grizzlies up by 6 at the half. 34 10 in 9 for job 3rd quarter. gove's down by one until staff curry hits the 3 and he's found warriors take the lead. staff had 24 points. jordan poole was huge in this game. he gives the dubs a three-point lead right here wide open. he had a playoff career-high. 31 points off the bench. memphis up to now with 39 seconds left klay thompson who just 2 for 9 for 3 before this shot scores of self up pin down, man down dubs go up one. but with 6.7 seconds left, klay thompson at the line. he misses 2 free throws. gary payton comes in, keeps it alive. the rest don't know who went out of bounds on. so we have a jump ball

in iowa, the democratic incumbent senator dick clark was expected to win by a landslide. he did not. primarily due to the work of mostly catholic pro-life activists. clark had supported federal funding for abortions for low income women and opposed an amendment that would restrict abortions, so at the abortion activist rallied support. >> richard clark, six years in the u.s. senate, and then out on one issue. the one political insider said that mattered. >> i had voted for public funding of abortion. with the constitutional amendment, the support draft said that we would. so we support that case. one of the first in the united states. >> the anti-abortion movement has political clout. that surprised a lot of journalists and political analysts who believe those people made a lot of noise but not much difference. >> after those 1978 races, those people resolved to make up a whole lot more noise, and in a very organized way. in a letter to fellow conservatives, or to a fellow conservative, another conservative activist and the leader of the religious right, paul wyrick, char

clarke has left! ithink, to government —— the key message. clarke has left!r the _ flank? i think it will be a huge test for the government - flank? i think it will be a huge test for the government and i test for the government and listening to borisjohnson, he says these results are a bit patchy but he wants to get on with the job and then he talks about what he feels has gone well, him delivering brexit, the covid vaccinations and his leadership on ukraine, but i think now it's getting to the point, we are near enough to the next general election where what happens in terms of how he delivers from now on and all those things he's talking about, levelling up and particular the cost of living, that is what will dictate his leadership and probably the result of the next election. mr probably the result of the next election. ~ . .. probably the result of the next election. ~ ., ,, , , election. mr clarke is back with us. thank ou election. mr clarke is back with us. thank you and _ election. mr clarke is back with us. thank you and apologies _ election. mr cla

brandon clarke, it was ruled a flagrant 2. he catches clark's face and gets a handful of his jersey. green is ejected before halftime of a one point game. a lot of fans, analysts and other players questioning this call. greene doesn't exit quietly either. it appears he's trying to get the guys going on his way to the locker room and the worst have to move on from their final moments of the half. memphis gets out in transition rant flies in for the alley-oop. his pops there get height. they kept showing shots of him. grizzlies up 6 of the break. more aunt says don't mess with me. early in the 3rd curry gets the ball back from jordan pulled from the corner splash and it's fall worst. take a three-point lead. curry finished with 24 in the game later in the 3rd was a pool party. check this out following download the kick out to j p 3. another splash. the slash cousin or the 3rd splash brother. it's looking like the ups take a five-point lead. call it a career playoff-high. 31 points off the bench. this game came down to the final

as a graduate, i interviewed the three star general superintendent richard clark at my class reunionage before eyewitnesses on video he said absolutely i'll protect religious freedom. i'll defend the constitution for micah detectives who have a religious objection. now he has broken his word. that's why we held the rally and we are asking people to call general richard clark and we have the phone number on the screen 719-333-4141. >> todd: chaplain, we have got run because "fox & friends" starts right now. thank you for your time because "fox & friends" does start right now. >> active investigation. >> one person dead five hurt after a shooting at a california church. >> shooting comes after 10 people were killed by a gunman at grocery store. >> joe biden'sable opinion poll continues to tank. >> no surprise. >> durham trob heating up as the trial of michael sussmann begins. >> should be the biggest scandal if not the biggest scandal in political history. >> vladimir putin is reportedly