i'm seeing a ty cobb for $40,000. and i'm looking at the ty cobb that i have, going, "ooh!better." >> the box karl found in the attic not only contains cobb, known as "the georgia peach," but all the greats of the era. and it's not just one of each player -- it's dozens. in all there, are 800 cards, most in pristine condition. >> it kind takes it out of a scope and a realm that you just -- you're not quite sure how to handle it. >> step one -- find out if the cards are real. karl reaches out to vintage-sports-cards expert peter calderon in dallas. >> i received a phone call, which was very cryptic. he didn't want to go into any details. on a daily basis, we receive phone calls from people who find cards. it's always reprints. >> peter tells karl to text some photos of the cards, and he'll take a look when he gets a chance. >> when i got that first picture, the first thing i thought of, "this is gonna be filed in a too-good-to-be-true folder," but they looked amazing, and i saw nothing about them that suggested they weren't real. so, i definitely -- the next plan was -- we t

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biggest enabler for mitch mcconnell, i am thrilled to tell you have a one-on-one interview with jelani cobb on that and broader civil rights issues. a lot to come in tonight's show. we begin with new developmentses in what is to be clear, the most significant congressional hearing of this year if not the trump era. bob mueller testifies next week. tonight there are clear signs trump's team is worried and trying to get ahead of whatever bob mueller will say. bill sbrar dismissing it as a spectacle and now donald trump's criminal defense lawyer casting any if you testimony from mueller that hasn't happened yet as a let down. >>> my sense is that bob is going to testify, he's going to stick to the, he said his report is his testimony. and now i expect his testimony is going to be his report. i think he's going to stick to the report. in that sense, i think it's going to be the great let down. >> donald trump's lawyer makes two claims. one is an opinion, everyone has a right to review this hearing but reviewing it and stating it opinions sight unseen is not very credible. the other is factual i

decontamination is more than 2 and a half $1000000000.00 it's expected to take more than 40 years which often cobbs a senior analyst for the world you clearly see ation which represents the global nuclear industry and he says nuclear power should be part of the drive to words low carbon electricity it's correct that since the fukushima accident it was important for the industry to look at why that reactor those 3 reactors have by accident and to take measures in order to make sure that doesn't happen again so of course we should look at the way in which current reactors are being operated to make sure they're safe and that has already been done but there is a need because the world's energy demand is increasing and electricity in particular that we are going to need a new electricity generation and because of the need for low carbon generation and a reliable form of generation new plan needs to be part of that mix i think people now are looking at what is.

. >> corn on the cobb but in the middle instead of the corn bone, it's a hot dog. >> isn't it just ag though? >> i don't think i've ever seen anyone do this because frankly, it's stupid. >> that's not the point. we're going beyond here. her boyfriend in the kitchen with her. let's not forget, we're doing this all vegetarian. >> i love being plant based. >> whip up the batter. a whole bowl full of corn in there. >> she's make a corn dog. >> julian whips up some aioli. >> i'm measuring it. can you tell? >> there's the batter. let's attempt they corn covering. oh. it doesn't work. >> she probably needed to dry out the kernels. >> she ain't invited to the cookout. >> she's not an expert in the kitchen. >> try, go. it's not working. > i'm sure there's a guy on streets of mexico that's already figured it out. >> what is that? >> this is how people come up with food? they go that didn't work, let's try this. >> you messed up when they started with a vegan hot dog. >> i want to eat the abomination. >> it's so good. >> yeah, her face i don't believe it. >> you just get this tiny little bite o

i remember going to new york to cobb coming back from new york coming down route one coming through union county we had drugs in the car and we had a gun in the car. and i remember being stopped at a light and get now switching drivers i got around to the passenger side and she took the driver's seat and not knowing that it was a cop car right behind us so once again i didn't want to go to court i was going to try. i told my laura that you know we just had to try to get all the charges pushed together give me one senses because too much time and over the street not my life i remember pacifically the judge sits in just telling me then element to tom losing. and he said tracy hughes convicted in 1900 begin again in 1988 he said come back before me for the 3rd time in the 3rd time is going to be a charge you. really have to expectation that when we lifted people out of poverty when we became richer then we'd become back and i think valley's what a lot of people struggling with now they expected that once they reached a certain level of income then they would be happy. and yet we create new s

i remember going to new york to cobb then coming back from new york coming down route one coming through union county we had drugs in the car and we had a gun in the car. and i remember being stopped at a lie and get now switching drivers i got round to the passenger side and she took to the pharmacy and not knowing that it was a cop car right behind us so once again i didn't want to go to court i was going to try. i told my laura that you know we just have to try to get all the charges pushed together give me one senses let me go to my time and hopefully straight not my life but i remember pacifically the judge sits in just telling me. no limit to tom losing. and he said tracy you could bring to the 1989 you can begin again in 1980 he said come back before me for the 3rd time in the 3rd time is going to be a chore for you. mate hard money fashionable again and that halo effect has felt all her to goal if it weren't for bakelite there would be no current rally at all. as we speak large organized. on the march to the united. player coming out. this is a virtual invasion of our country. yo

great offshore expertise when it comes to oil and gas and the transferrable corporation that nicholas cobb chair of the westminster russia forum thank you so much for coming on the program and speaking with us today and you. are . the parents of an 8 year old girl who became an internet hit with her parodies of america's youngest ever congresswoman have deleted all of her social media accounts that's after she and her family reportedly received death threats from supporters of democrat alexander are causing cortez. right. again this time from washington d.c. you write i ask you to talk about socialism because socialism is so funny. thank socialism it actually saw it 1st so show me they know that like i still yes i'm a socialist and think 3 of the most successful countries in the world i socialist to they israel are they stuck into it a vote will not be doing any more many a o.c. contant the left's harassment and death threats have gone too far for our family we have been getting calls on our personal phone numbers for our safety and for our child's safety we deleted all many a o.c. account

you are still a member of the latter party, grave differences with the leader of the party, jerry cobb say that your party has a clear coherent position on brexit? no. we would say the men to be in those european elections of which you have just spoken, those european elections of which you havejust spoken, for us, we got 996 you havejust spoken, for us, we got 9% of the popular vote in scotland. we used to dominate them, we lost seats to all the other parties, it was awful and what did we do that? because were standing in the middle—of—the—road. i'm afraid that jeremy corbyn who represents a very strong remained constituency, to my experience, he is a brexit year in what prime ministers johnson experience, he is a brexit year in what prime ministersjohnson said about it, it happens to be true for supplement what he said. his whole instinct is to see the european union as a capitalist club and he was out of that. so is your position that labour needs right now, as people like tom watson and emily thornbury have said, needs to come out as a party of remain. notjust a referendum but rema

i remember going to new york to cobb then coming back from new york coming down route one coming through union county we had drugs in the car and we had a gun in the car. and i remember being stopped at a light and get now a switch with drivers i got around to the passenger side and she took the driver's seat and not knowing that it was a cop car right behind us so once again i didn't want to go to court i was going to try. i told my laura that you know we just had to try to get all the charges pushed together get me one set as the because there was a time and hopefully straight up my life i remember pacifically the judge said this and just tell me then element to tom loser. and he said tracy you could break that in 1900 you know you can begin again in 1980 he said come back before me for the 3rd time in the 3rd time is going to be a chore for you. you know world of big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that. the stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shoutin

i remember going to new york to cobb then coming back from new york coming down route one coming through your county we had drugs in the car and we had a gun in the car. and i remember being stopped at a light and get now switching drivers i got around to the passenger side and she took to the pharmacy and not knowing that it was a cop car right behind us so once again i didn't want to go to court i was going to try. i told my laura that you know we just have to try to get all the charges pushed together get me one so does let me go do my time and hopefully straight up my life i remember pacifically the judge sits in just telling me that element to tom losing. and he said tracy you could bring to the 1980 you know you can begin again in 1980 he said come back before me for the 3rd time in the 3rd time is going to be a chore for you. magic mushroom serious doubts and contacts used in the wrong way carry carry potential arms like any any psychoactive substances. but used in the right way they seem to have quite a. profound therapy to potential and quite a good safety i phone is wild. this

i remember going to new york to cobb then coming back from new york coming down route one coming through union county we had drugs in the car and we had a gun in the car. and i remember being stopped at a light and get now switching drivers i got around to the passenger side and she took the driver's seat and not knowing that it was a cop car right behind us so once again i didn't want to go to court i was going to try. i told my laura that you know we just had to try to get all the charges pushed together give me one senses let me go do my time and hopefully straight up my life i remember pacifically the judge sitting just telling me that now i'm a 2 time loser. and he said tracy hughes convicted in 1900 you can begin again in 1980 he said come back before me for the 3rd time in the 3rd time is going to be a chore for you. so the temporary orders that i'm on or before i go to file trial actually do allow me to address them as james and his male pronouns but i cannot do that in front of 3rd parties who. and that's a girl so basically i can't go to a school i keep them away from any frien

berkeley in the mid 70's while our first 90 on the map up in vacaville at 91 the first of a few more to cobb become the next couple of days. santa rosa now down through sandra fell all in the 80's as well with 60's and point rays in stinson beach come friday saturday and sunday, there's your 90's inland on average with daytime highs in some spots like vacaville nearing if not getting 200 degrees come saturday. so the heat is on the hottest temperatures of july so far bayside areas also feeling a boost in temperatures come tomorrow, ah daytime highs will remain pretty similar but by saturday and sunday that's when we rise into the mid 70's if not upper 70's in some spots even closer to the water. that's a look at your forecast robin it doesn't look too bad out there as fa as traffic goes right now you're right, it's quiet and that's how we like it. the reports of any major problems here teach heading into san francisco, the bay bridge itself looks good. >>the oprah and to the toll plaza on the oakland side that's what stacked up and as you can see it's in your cap, ashley and so be prepared f

decontamination is more than $2.00 and a half $1000000000.00 and is expected to take more than 40 years jonathan cobb is a senior analyst for the world nuclear sociate sure which represents the global industry he says nuclear power should be part of the drive towards a low carbon electricity. it's correct that since the focus human accident it was important for the industry to look at why that reactor or those 3 reactors had by accident and to take measures in order to make sure that doesn't happen again so of course we should look at the way in which current reactors are being operated and make sure they're safe and that has already been done but there is a need because the world's energy demand is increasing and electricity in particular that we are going to need a new electricity generation and because of the need for low carbon generation and a reliable form of generation nuclear needs to be part of that mix i think people now are looking at what is actually happening in germany so they did decide to phase out the reactors by 2022 but in doing so they have had to keep open coal stations that shou

surrogate rehab cobb told the russian state media "we would like to get the american side to resolveituation on a reasonable well-balanced basis, not waiting even for a verdict. he suggested the united states release constantine your sanko, a russian pilot serving 20 years in an american prison for conspiracy to smuggle cocaine. he has a asked president trump to raise his case. the white house says the president and president putin discussed several issues although in their read out there was no specific mention of the case. >> mike: july 4th weekend is off to a blood he start for chicago. even with an additional 1500 police officers out patrolling the they were also confronted with a different problem. >> chicago police went into the holiday weekend prepped to deal with areas. after the organized fireworks display some people continue to light off firecrackers. >> private security officers that were assigned at the peer. this is called the dmp like situation as individuals were sheltering and exiting the pier. >> he saw a lot of chaos, it was random. a lot of people were running awa

ssion which represents the global nuclear industry it's good to have you with us mr cobb joining us from london i mean the fukushima disaster of 2011 sort of brought into sort of sharp focus the issues and concerns of the use of nuclear power i mean today's announcement will resonate globally that its use and development for domestic use must be treated with caution. that's true it must be treated with caution must be done safely. just to point out one thing the reactors at fukushima daini actually haven't restarted since the accident or japan is doing at the moment is going through a very detailed reregulation of their plan to getting approval for plans to go ahead and 9 reactors have restarted having got that approval and also having got the approval of their local communities so the machine reactors didn't actually restart it did of course i mean do you think there is a trend though to think twice before setting up nuclear plants i mean i've been reading your reporter from your website and your figures sort of incident statistics suggest that there is a large growth for nuclear print

, a cobb, craig unger, thank you very much. >>> people locked in cages on the southern board, more on that next. cages on the southern board, more on that next unconscionable. no child should ever be separated from their parent. >> the mothers, the abuelas, the tias, the madres, who i sat with who we want openly in our arms. >> i'll never forget the image of being in a cell and seeing 15 women tears coming down their faces as they talked about being separated from their children, about having no running water. >> in fact, one of the women said that she was told by an agent to drink water out of the toilet. >> this week democratic lawmakers once again saw for themselves the shameful conditions that migrant children and adults have been forced to live, specifically at a detention facility in clint, texas. conditions at the department of homeland security's inspector general confirmed in a report this week. let me read to you some of the findings, quote, children at three of the five border patrol facilities that we visited had no access to showers. at these facilities children had limit

hank sean cobbs, radio host kevin mccullough are here the big question is, why do go on live televisionthat he's not resigning in the next little while? why do you do that? >> it's extraordinary. has he consulted with his lawyers? this man is in serious trouble. had they told him to do this, it doesn't have the white house for sure. maybe ken would agree. >> i think it's couple things going on. the report could be wrong, a very well could come to my. >> harris: i just got confirmation >> i expect a lot of instinct. i think he's got a feeling he comes out in plays, "i did the best job i could under the circumstances for the might of information i have." it might not wash but he's got to at least on some level respond back. morris also talks about in marketing and campaigns the most powerful message is the one that responds to the acquisition. you can't sit there and not say something. so if he wants to keep his job is got to respond. >> harris: hank, the president seemed to leave the door open yesterday. he said some supportive things about alex acosta. he also said they are looking at a

hard time making six day work if they are challenged, it will add to the perception you are adding cobbsding cost to a business not great. last quarter, domestic ground revenues grew by 2.9% but next day revenues pefell by nearly 3.6% perhaps adding to the perception that david vernon was talking about, the company announcing a partnership with michael's craft stores, increasing the number of locations to 21,000 in the u.s. including cvs. another announcement involves medical drone deliveries u.p.s. testing in north carolina the company says it applied for faa people to fly over people, at night too time and out of site of the operator it will focus on these medical deliveries through 2020. here is a stat to keep in mind to see how big the drone delivery market could be 52% of the 13 billion parcels shipped every year can actually fit in your mailbox. back over to you. >> thanks, frank frank holland at headquarters, u.p.s. beating fedex to a seven-day delivery we will play this game with two new candidates. >> pick me, pick me. >> tim, what do you think. ums or fedex >> on valuation it i

biggest enabler for mitch mcconnell, i am thrilled to tell you have a one-on-one interview with jelani cobbissues. a lot to come in tonight's show. we begin with new developmentses in what is to be clear, the most significant congressional hearing of this year if not the trump era. bob mueller testifies next week. tonight there are clear signs trump's team is worried and trying to get ahead of whatever bob mueller will say. bill sbrar dismissing it as a

. >> let's talk about liquidity in the system and cobbs st of capi. what are the optics?> the optics are liquidity walked out at the end of june, it didn't come back. we are thinking, who took their money off the table and left we are seeing a lot of managers worried about funds with low liquidity and other issues, and they're looking to get their money back you saw in the taxes, you saw h2o. these are both little runs we had things like this in 2007. at the time, remember, everybody thought, it is not a big deal then we had the bear sterns fund go down. even then people didn't think it was a big deal all i am saying is you are starting to see really rough water. for me, what do i own? i own safe stuff in banks. i bought u.s. bank in december i own a lot of crafts and trucks there's not a lot of visibility on revenue or earnings going into next year. >> i agree with you, but -- >> i think, by the way, that's why we haven't gotten the pop despite the earnings. >> but the most important question goes back to the cut. so i don't think he should cut, but here is why i'm convi

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and i just note that nowhere in the cobb does it talk about four -- c.b.o. does it talk about four million people being displaced. what it says is there will be 2/3 chance that will happen. the median loss will be 1.3 million. nowhere is there four million. but again, the point here that i think we should take from this is, using the logic that's been posited by my friend and colleague, you could argue that using that logic there would be no minute mum wage -- minimum wage. let the states do what they choose to do. that's not the public policy decision we made in 1938 and have continued to have fidelity to to this day and time and place. now, there may be people who disagree with that, who think there ought not be a federal minimum wage at all. i guess that's certainly your right to do that and make that argument. but the most important thing here is that if we're going to establish this, and we're going to, which we on this side of the aisle certainly believe in the federal minimum wage, that if you're going to allow it to continue to function without the e