then she connected with clyde. >> clyde barrow was his uncle. >> once clyde had been accused of murdereir grandfather was a lawman who hunted them. >> two of the south's worst killers. >> your grandfather was the sheriff. >> killing bonnie and clyde was the ultimate. >> grim souvenirs, one strange inheritance. >> it was just like finding treasure after treasure. >> bonnie parker's three-headed snake ring. >> sitting there... >> right. >> ...all along? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby in boston today, about to meet a family who have traveled up here from houston to put their strange and historic inheritance on the auction block. >> my name's debbie wollebak-daily. my siblings and i grew up hearing fabulous tales about our grandpa, a texas lawman whose claim to fame is that he came this close to nabbing bonnie and clyde. >> ladies, i'm jamie. >> hey, jamie. so nice to meet you. this is my sister, debbie. >> i am so excited to be here in boston with you and your family for this upcoming auction. diana and debbie show me photos of their

once i get those dogs i'm going after bonnie and clyde. after the surprise attack on pearl harbor, ralph joined our navy. to fly naval aircraft. he worked the pensacola, florida, for his first training. as fate would have it, he met a hall of fame baseball player, ted williams, of the boston red sox, the last man to hit over .400 in a season. knowing he had ted on his baseball team, ralph found a young army sergeant and said, hey, son, i want to bet you my whole paycheck on baseball game navy vs. army. the day of the game ralph knocked on ted's door. ted answered with a fishing pole and some gear to go fishing. ralph said we have to play baseball, beat army. ted said, i came here to learn to fly, defend america, and then fish. ralph held the gate up so ted could go awol, absent without leave, and go fishing. of course that night, ralph had the home to his belove mary ellen, and tell her honey i have just lost my entire paycheck on betting on a baseball game with the army. ralph got out of flight school and went to war. he flew the f-6 hell

kennedy: are they working together, bonnie and clyde. clyde? >> i would not be surprised. they have sent a few off to the tv world. set you up for a book, i don't know. but this is not first time it happened. and i just want to know her definition of private. kennedy: i think george okay you do this, and i will come out ask support president, and i will loom like most loyal person in the world, i can leave, make a bunch of money, and people will feel bad for me. >> we're having conversations about honesty, if your playbook is true that not honest. >> but -- >> no one said the president knows about it. kennedy: that is my business, but it is odd they making her business public, saying this is private. >> she talks about her husband that way. versus -- >> what do they talk about at home? >> two men that like to tweet too much. >> they tweet at each other. >> collusion, you heard it here on kennedy, collusion. kennedy: i think there are sizzling loins somewhere, i am not sure who they belong to. , speaking of loin, rodger stone and assange respond. what does this mean? she ha

the nine appealed to some journalism students we consulted from glasgow's clyde college.think the hour—long format is much better for putting across a truly scottish personality and the more informal presenting style, keeping it conversational with guests, more informal dress, all of that comes together and makes it a much, much more attractive package. i think it's really good for scotland to have their own news because a lot of young people can be able to relate to it. they're coming home from school or college or university and flipping through the channels, and they'll see something on news they will be able to relate to. it's a lot more personal and the presenters are much more relaxed and it feels like they're talking to you. and the way it's marketed and advertised is very clearly a lot more towards millenials and generation 2. the show itself has started to go through some growing pains. it is figuring itself out but so far, it's delivered the news that scotland deserves, with international reporting, it's integrated those stories so well, it's talked about stuff

the nine appealed to some journalism students we consulted from glasgow's clyde college.ross a truly scottish personality and the more informal presenting style, keeping it conversational with guests, more informal dress, all of that comes together and makes it a much, much more attractive package. i think it's really good for scotland to have their own news

today we're headed to the clyde quite sound and one of the forty thousand islands that dot the coastline here. these trains are a bit tricky. it's really hard to tell just how much debris is actually here because of the logs and rocks we could spend years cleaning this island alone it being estimated that there's about five point two five trillion piece of property in the ocean right now and a lot of those pieces that are free to move wherever they want to on the planet aside from you know the unsightly mess of pollution on these. problems. possibly cause when. it turns out there's little sponges so any chemicals that are in the water will begin to absorb these chemicals in the plants she said and this is very toxic and very dangerous. every day we're finding new animal or whale that's been washed ashore with some exposed atsic. given the amount of plastic here i'm not surprised wildlife is suffering pull it. out for us oh wow it's a yeah you can tell this is an old refrigerator there's no way we could make a dent cleaning the speech by ourselves fortunately reinforcements are on the way

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. >>> next, the real-life detectives that brought down bonnie and clyde.yde may have struck again. >> kevin costner and woody harrelson play two former texas rangers in 1934. >> my thoughts flew to them, i wonder what they were thinking about? i wonder what they're thinking about? >> "the highwaymen" in delect theaters now and marched globally on netflix march 29th. >>> another movie "the mustang," a film based on the wild horse inmate program. >> do you want to control your horse? first you got to control yourself. >> "the mustang" stars jason mitchell and mathias schooner. >> i was excited that in such a dull situation, i can be the light. >> challenging and scary to enter that space. ♪ welcome to monowi, nebraska, population one. me. i'm mayor, secretary, treasurer. every decision you have to make yourself. four out of five women will become solely responsible for their finances. i like the independence and every woman should have that, you know? i make my decisions, and if they're wrong, i live with them. if they're right, then i'm very proud of myself

it's coming up on netflix, about the guys who tracked down bonnie and clyde.ppers on. >> unbelievable. >> as we know, a stylist will come in with auit or something. he goes, no, man, let's go. we sat by the river and talked by the colorado river. >> wow. a sat by the river and had great conversation. he is a complete blast. he also talks aboute howll vis pressley influenced his acting career. >> >> there ismu s there. >> a lot there. >> yes. willie nelson, too? >> they are close. >> there is a shot. woody and willie on sunday. thanks, buddy. >>> up next, fab four split.ly's everything we need to know about harry and meghan's big move. >>> first, this is today on nbc. river. [female voiceover] with the penfed car buying service from pd credit union, you can get rates as low as 1.49% apr on new vehicles. and everyone is welcome to app visit penfed.org [music] [female voiceover] today, people across the nation are experiencing the benefits of joining penfed credit union. with the penfed car buying service, they're finding the right car at a better price. and ever

that looked like it might be changing after this curious scene elsewhere played with clyde on eventually made it one million effeminate. this is a clear foul just too bad for hand over the ref didn't play the advantage. gained he have of who she denied by the woodwork player on the other end all got their own free kick and over struggled to deal with it properly corner. center joe cordova was first to the rebound from on their hands volley to put it away to break out spoke back into the game one one sixty five minutes in. and over stanley yet again. you want to touch me fired outspoken head in the seventy eighth minute. handovers hopes for staving off relegation took another hard hit on their hands three one only seven. out board took a step towards safety and seemed very grateful to the officials afterwards. were still desperately looking to escape to safety against hoffenheim who in turn still have europa league ambitions and the home side came desperately close to taking the lead through andre aspect in the thirty sixth minute otherwise you'll be on novels mom's hoffenheim were clearl

he along with senator clyde chambliss will guide this legislation over the coming weeks. i thank both of them for their leadership. [applause] additionally, i have listened to leaders make good points about money being diverted from the alabama department of transportation to supplement our court system and law enforcement agency every year. i believe we should begin to unwind this outdated approach. and, in fact, the budgets i am presenting will cut this annual transfer in half without hurting the court system or our hardworking state law enforcement officers. [applause] a renewed investment in infrastructure will lead to safer roads, economic prosperity and an enhanced quality of life. ladies and gentlemen, i am willing to call you, the members of the alabama legislature, into a special session, if necessary, to focus solely on passing this critical legislation. it's time to make our funding infrastructure system a problem of our past. [applause] this is a challenge that is felt by every alabamian, clearly making it a bipartisan issue. as governor, i say enough is enoug

you usually get the bonnie and clyde story. let's not bury the lead, how cool woody harrelson is.et's do it. >> and we just sat by the river and talked by the colorado river. we sat by the river and had a great conversation. he is just a complete blast. he also talks about howell vis presley influenced his abouting career, how it was born in the library of his high school when he was a kid. there's so much there. >> he and willie nelson are close, close buddies. >> there's a shock. >> woody and willie on sunday. thanks, buddy. >>> up next, the royal family fab four split, everything we need to know about harry and meghan's big move. >> let's go sit down by the river. >>> we are back with major changes currently underway in the royal family. sheinelle jones joining us with this one. prince harry and meghan markle are starting a new chapter. not only are they about to become parents and move, but they're also splitting royal households from william and kate. >> reporter: the fabulous four no more. meghan and harry officially cutting ties with william and kate. the soon to be parents

there is a scene you catch and end up killing bonnie and clyde.itching a perfect game in yankee stadium felt good. being on that spot, i happened to see the car come from a long ways away. we were in hiding. you just can't help but think, every time i would stand out there, i realized looking at the car coming at me, they had about 40 seconds to live. i couldn't help but wonder, what was going on in the car? were they laughing? were they talking? was one asleep? i know they were in pain. i know it was an uncomfortable life. we see it as being very glamorous but, you know, they're living out of a car. chased the car for 104 days. it was not a glamorous life. i couldn't help but think about that last 40 seconds. then it was all over. >> you seem to be drawn to these western roles. you seemed like a westerner at heart. you're working a lot. you have a show called "yellowstone." what do you do with all the other time? what is kevin costner's actual real life? >> well, you know, saturdays are just like lacrosse and volleyball. >> you have three kids. >

even with the clyde temperatures will be 13-15. with the with the clyde temperatures will be 13—15.at will turn heavy in the early hours of friday. she rain and drizzle on the hills and coasts of wales. temperatures no lower than 7—11. on friday this area of low pressure is moving towards iceland, but this cold front will move its way southwards and eastwards and that will introduce a stronger wind and heavy rain. that rain will be persistent in the north west of scotla nd persistent in the north west of scotland and it will move south—east. there will be brighter skies eventually in the north and west. further south it is quite cloudy on friday. temperature is about 13—15. it will turn cooler in scotla nd about 13—15. it will turn cooler in scotland and northern ireland. it will continue to move south eastwards as we go into the weekend. high pressure still dominating things, but notice the blue is taking over the yellow and there will be cooler conditions throughout the weekend. with that area of high pressure it will be dry with some sunshine. this is saturday and we have got clo

today we're headed to the clyde quite sound and one of the forty thousand islands that dot the coastline here. these trains are a bit tricky. it's really hard to tell just how much debris is actually here because of the logs and rocks and we could spend years cleaning this island alone it being estimated that there's about five point two five trillion piece of property in the ocean right now and a lot of those pieces that are free to move wherever they want to on the planet aside from you know the unsightly mess of pollution on these. problems. possible because when plastic reaches. it turns out there's little sponges so any chemicals that are in the water will begin to absorb these chemicals in the plants she says and this is very toxic and very dangerous. every day we're finding new animal or whale that's been washed ashore with some exposed atsic. given the amount of plastic here i'm not surprised wildlife is suffering we let it. out for us oh wow it's oh yeah you can tell this is an old refrigerator there's no way we could make a dent cleaning the speech by ourselves fortunately rein

yeah ok just also clyde talks to just what is on talisman is just i guess on the shoot saw a pick i take everywhere and me. there and his name is everywhere there. yeah and i and i want to lose him but i hadn't since i toured with the jacksons like when i was a kid and i just being with this is not up by jackson five michael jackson but i feel it so you don't buy stuff that you buy during certain yeah yeah he was like a. year and a half older than me and he. mothers don't go on are to say oh nice nice guy how do you crush obvious mistake when i was touring but but. he had to be one of the nicest people i ever met very closely so for you very naive yeah i realized that for now i have my one michael jackson story where when i was seventeen i was moving out i wanted to move into my own apartment. when i was turning eighteen so the jackson vibes bus was in front of our bus we always go on the road and i would always buy things i was buying lamp shades and dishes and you know also once where the truck stop the truck stops here i see these dishes and they're like twenty's for nine hundred nine

political analyst let's just recap on the news we've been bringing you the algerian army chief mr clyde sala spoke minutes ago calling for the activation of article one zero two which allows the removal of the president from office on medical grounds and despite these motss until the moment of peaceful civilized. and this has shown the world the level of understanding and the level of maturity of the algerians who keep the good reputation of algeria amongst the nations of the world but we need to say that these marches might be used by enemies or other part is inside and outside of the country with bad intentions in order to show the country as if it is having demonstrations against the regime but with the age of the algerian people will know quite well how to d. and how to abort all these conspiracies we need to work hard with the sense of nationalism in order to put algeria above all the entrants and to find a solution to this crisis an immediate solution to this crisis within the constitution that is the guarantee. to be available to guarantee to have a political stable situation in

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d two rangers called back into service to hunn the infamous bonnie and clyde.te of time so i won't. >> i appreciate you not telling me all of that. i'm sorry gladdie. >> don't i knew what you were when i married you. >> kevin costner, beautiful scene. i'm going to get to the movie in just a second. i imagine you're kind of about the roles you take. you were talking to us about your family and your kids. u have suc cool, great life. was this something youapped at right away when you heard about it? >> it's funny. this script came to me ten years ago and i said no to it. i loved it. i liked it, but i just saidno, it didn't fit. it didn't seem right. ten years later it came flying atk to me again and i looked it this time and i said, you know, i feel like i could do this. >> what changed? >> well, i thought -- i thought if i put on about ten, 15 more pounds. i thought if iet couldn't over the fence, i could play this guy who was brought out ofre rement. i like our history for as shameful as some of it is, for as great as some of it is. this is an incredible chapte

, i like nathan's hot dogs, how to we get them in the city with that green new deal, with collide clydes dales, oac will change every oil burner in the united states to heat pumps. the whole thing is beyond absurd. it is not going to happen, i don't know that democratic the have to account for spending that does not take place. >> a couple thin, one, and i met with most of the presidential candidates that are running in 2020. i know people want to talk about but mueller report is not in the top 10 conversations. they just down bring it up. david: nobody now, it is over. >> not over, i mean -- >> exonerated, "washington post," had headline said exonerated, jeff bezos paper exonerated the president. it don't get better. >> okay. you can say it is over, that's fine. i think it started with no one thought it made that much sense to spike will football. i am happy it is over, i would rather talk about infrastructure, healthcare, i know that everyone wants too say that is what politicians were talking about, but it's not, not in iowa, or new hampshire or north carolina or south carolina or las

story of two texas rangers called back into service to track down and te out the infamous bonnie and clydeas really robin hoo types who were stealing from the rich and given to the poor which wasn't a fair account of who th, b they somehow got just good p.r. you know what i mean. >> itighte good to have a doctor look at you sometime. >> might b good to have a doctor look at you sometime. >> i ain't got no bullet in me. >> were you aware of this part? >> i didn't know with them. it's great entertainment, and it's kind of cool tha we g to remedy some of these facts. when i heard kevin was doing, it i was really psyched. >> going to takedo them . >> what a fine idea. >> woody is getting good reviews for his performance in "the high waymen" but the three-time oscar nominee stopped worrying about g awards a l time ago. >> you've been nominated for oscars before, including most recently for "three billboards." is it important to you to some day get an oscar? do you think about that stuff? >> not at all, i honestly don't, and i knew like with the last three billboards, first of all, i voted for s

today we're headed to the clyde quite sound and one of the forty thousand islands that dot the coastline here. these trains are a bit tricky. it's really hard to tell just how much debris is actually here because of the logs and rocks we could spend years cleaning this island alone and being estimated that there's about five point two five trillion piece of property in the ocean right now and a lot of those pieces are free to move wherever they want to on the planet aside from you know the unsightly mess of pollution on the. problem as. possible because when. it turns out little sponges so any chemicals that are in the water will begin to absorb these chemicals in the plants he said and this is very toxic and very dangerous. every day we're finding new animal or whale that's been washed ashore with some it's full of atsic. given the amount of plastic here i'm not surprised wildlife is suffering. oh girls oh it's a yeah you can tell this is an old refrigerator there's no way we could make a dent cleaning the speech by ourselves fortunately reinforcements are on the way so i gave it our ri

the nine appealed to some journalism students we consulted from glasgow's clyde college.f that comes together and makes it a much, much more attractive package. i think it's really good for scotland to have their own news because a lot of young people can be able to relate to it. they're coming home from school or college or university and flipping through the channels, and they'll see something on the news they will be able to relate to. it's a lot more personal and the presenters are much more relaxed and it feels like they're talking to you. and the way it's marketed and advertised is very clearly a lot more towards millenials and generation 2. the show itself has started to go through some growing pains. it is figuring itself out but so far, it's delivered the news that scotland deserves, with international reporting, it's integrated those stories so well, it's talked about stuff outside of scotland, but always goes back into scotland. there's been a campaign for many years for scotland to have its own news programme. and that was given a kick—start by a perception du

stack of newspapers to two customers known simply to the rest of the world as bonnie and collide -- clyde. 80 years later at the age of 91, ralph was still working and serving the folks in rockwall and north texas as the oldest member ever to cast a vote in the history of the house of representatives. from beginning to end, ralph hall lived one of the most extraordinary and remarkable lives of anyone ever to serve in congress. in his 34 years in this chamber, ralph spent some of his time sitting over here as a blue dog democrat. for some of his time, he spent it sitting over there, as a conservative republican. ralph liked to joke that was because the republicans never much wanted me and the democrats never much liked me. mr. ratcliffe: nither of those was true, but -- neither of those was true, but it was that self-deprecating human that are made ralph hall beloved to everyone that knew him. in the science, space and technology committee room, ralph hall's picture hangs alongside other past chairmen, but ralph is the only chairman to have neil armstrong, buzz aldrin, gene certainen and e

that's beyonce and jay-z performing their hit "bonnie and clyde" during their on the run tour and the night but for a different reason, for a very special award and wait till you hear what beyonce said. >> what did she say? >> you have to wait for it. even though i quoted some of those lyrics and eddie, our stage manager thought that was led zeppelin but anyway -- >> that's his answer for everything. >> yes. >> all right, we'll have much more on that ahead. the top headlines. there are some breaking new developments in that boeing crash investigation. reports this morning that the black box data from that ethiopian airlines crash reveals a safety system was incorrectly activated and that's the same thing that happened on that deadly lion air flight. >>> severe storms are hitting the central u.s. today bringing heavy rain to the midwest where they are still dealing with major flooding and take a look at this. a real-life mary poppins moment in turkey. a man was trying to secure this umbrella. wait for it. oh, yeah. when all of a sudden he got swept up. he okay. >> kind of scary but kin

thank you, let's get the views of an snp and a clyde —— plaid mp.d off the table now and in the future and we put this back to the future and we put this back to the people in a people's vote. very little wiggle room between you two on this, is there? anybody who votes for no deal tonight is unfit for public office, knowing what we know, because the result of no deal would because the result of no deal would bea because the result of no deal would be a shortage of medicines, people will die from an economic dislocation point of view we know that the welsh economy were deal a ra nt that the welsh economy were deal a rant —— i close around £5 billion and public services would collapse, because they are dependent on european money. you use phrases like people will die, the public are getting very tired of the project fearin getting very tired of the project fear in whatever guise over the yea rs, fear in whatever guise over the years, these statements really need to be properly backed up.” years, these statements really need to be properly backed up. i

nueva pelÍcula de netflix que cuenta la historia real de los dos detectives que capturaron "bonniy clyde*que preparÓ en su contra. quÉ efecto tuvo lo que dijo? quÉ tanto dijo? qué tanto supimos que nos dejo con la boca abierta? este domingo a las 10:00 p.m. presentamos la tercera parte de nuestra serie especial sobre el chapo. le hemos titulado " durmiendo con el enemigo. ella salta a la fama cuando se hizo --carlos: ella salta a la fama cuando se hizo la diputada mÁs joven conoce al chapo, se hacen amantes y ella se enamora perdidamente de ÉlÑ. marÍa antonieta: la amante estÁ delante de la esposa, diciendo como el otro le enamorÓ. es una situaciÓn que dios mÍo. era tan cinematogrÁfica que "crÓnicas" no se la podÍa perder. basados en los testimonios y la logÍstica que nos probÉ "univisiÓn investiga". para construir todo en base a los testimonios de la corte. "durmiendo con el enemigo", los dejarÁ con la boca abierta. carlos: es excelente para las dramatizaciones. marÍa: ahí estamos y le diremos a ustedes como hay muchos temas de la vida real que queremos que la gente lo manda cÁrnicas. q

host: this is clyde in san antonio, texas. independent. go ahead. caller: good morning. you hear me? host: yes. caller: grade wise, i would say the media in total was only adequate. theys more to do with what don't report and what they do report. the media that comes on television, i would say that they had a great deal to do with electing trump. the print media, on the other hand, has more in-depth reporting and better analysis of what's going on. in terms of them reporting on the mueller investigation, there is people who knew what was going on there. omitted from the visual media was the russians really didn't need much help. you already had the help coming from the organizations funded by .reitbart, the koch brothers were the people that needed to be reported on. whether mueller got into that or not is pure speculation. none of us know what's going on there. tot: the report was given the attorney general about immediate reckoning -- a media reckoning. should that have happened along the way? caller: it should have happened. i didn't see it. we are big fools. all we d