there dennis miller coming to you from home base isolation and today we'll talk to the bachelor star colton underwood seems like a nice kid about his popular reality t.v. show his new book and also the fact he had recently had coronavirus so we can actually talk to somebody who's gone through it all that right after this on dennis miller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one and we're doing it by remote star guest to join us today he's the bachelor star colton underwood colton 1st appeared on the franchise as a contestant on the bachelorette before becoming the bachelor myself for season 23 in 2019 colton has a new book out called the 1st time finding myself and looking for love on reality t.v. currently available on line call number would call thanks for joining us. now you for having me on i appreciate it. and then we can see your bald spot in a mirror behind you no i'm kidding i get it i know to figure out. listen we're all struggling with our hair right now i mean we can get our hair cut room but i'm here in my pajamas i'm not gonna lie to you. i'm so they're my pajamas

underwood colton 1st appeared on the franchise as a contestant on the bachelorette before becoming the bachelor myself for season 23 in 2019 colton has a new book out called the 1st time finding myself and looking for love on reality t.v. currently available online poll number one colt thanks for joining us. now you for having me on i appreciate it. and then we can see your bald spot in a mirror behind you no i'm kidding i get it i know it said. listen we're all struggling with our hair right now we don't have any we can't get our hair cut room i'm sitting here in my pajamas i'm not gonna lie to you. i'm so they're my pajamas from the waist listen i hear you. i hear you have the coronavirus know what stage are you do you clear a bit in the middle i'm here no i'm actually full recovery so i have the anti-bodies now i have no more traces of the crown of virus in me other than the good stuff i guess you want to call it but i made a full recovery i have the medication today to be honest with you and a good doctor out here that was on top of it so well tell me tell me but you know listen we

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we first met burnell colton in 2015, reporting on new orleans ten years after hurricane katrina. the storm destroyed much of the lower ninth ward, a mixed community of working class and low-income families. d rebuilding there was long delayed, but burnell colton had a vision.n >> the reay this is such an important grocery store, i have to go back many, many years before hurricane katri had over 15,000 people here in a lor ninth ward. we had stores, we had houses, and hurrane katrina, unfortunately, wiped everything off. e customers that come through these doors are phenomenal. they are beautiful, beautiful people. they are single mothers, families, you kn, kids. it's everybody. it's like a big family back here. it's a poor part of town. but i love all my customers. the closest grocery store that we have, it's wal-mart in the next city. you actually have to catch three city buses. when i first realized that money was getting tight was when the coronavirus had got started and unfortunately they had to shut everything down. i do understand why for you know health reasons, and i agre

you know there's been a problem with the city who knows turn to bitch and told me stay away oh miss colton that's where the fear is no answer because yes the records at least what's the most vulnerable are abandoned on the streets to become invisible comes. the world is driven by a dream shaped by one person. thinks . we dare to ask. you. this. thing 150-3014 we carbons this case in chambers and it's my understanding there are still some open discovery you should use defense counsel any other issues. with regard to discovery or any other issues in this case i'd like to raise an issue that or the last time we were here. sir firstly requested a trial date of april 1st and there seem to be some resistance from some of the parties and that i respectfully requesting that the poor put down september 20th tuesday as a real trial date there should be no reason why myself and co-counsel all co-counsel the state as well cannot be ready by that time to try this case these are 3 young men who have been incarcerated and denied their pretrial liberty by a massive excessive bail that nobody in this poor

there's been a problem with the city knows turn to the rich and told me stay away oh miss colton consider that there is no answer because yes the records least the most vulnerable in abandoned on the streets to become invisible clubs. hello there i'm a military man you're watching in question broadcasting from the national headquarters of r.t. america you're in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and all around the world here are today's top stories today marks a dark chapter in history 1500000 armenians were massacred by the ottoman empire and a full report will take a closer look at the fight to define the term genocide. then china's response to the pandemic has resulted in an almost record breaking construction of hospitals and we'll caught up next we'll take you inside one of those hospitals as the city may see another wave of infections that the shutdown of some.

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west virginia offensive line man, colton, taken in the fifth round, they alts drafted georgia tight end and tennessee wide receiver, juwan jennings. as for las vegas, just two picks on saturday, both in the fourth round, they nabbed guard john simpson from clemson, and louisiana tech corner back, amik robinson. locally, he couldn't stick around and make 20 tackles a game forever for cal. evan weaver is going to have to make those plays on sunday. the pac-12 defensive player of the year was taken in the sixth round by the cardinals. that's season with the bears, he led the nation in tackles and was a first team all american. before the draft, we were told our own denis o'donnell, hey, nfl teams, don't sleep on him come draft day. >> you don't see it that way. i know. what do you see? >> i see myself as a future pro- bowler. a starter. a person that is going to turn a team around or keep a team winning. >> now, i don't claim to be this great nfl professor, but if i was, i tell you, 55% of all nfl rosters are filled with guys drafted in rounds 4 through 7 plus draft picks. >> well, you've

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communication that was used by southeastern insurance long before the colonization of africa there colton c.v.t. obinna says then c.b.d. is evidence for the fact that africans have been writing before the arrival of a few europeans he is part of the movement that is aimed at preserving the ancient african symbols. it's a movement that gained more attention after and c.p.g. writings were featured in the $28000.00 movie panther. and c.b.d. is one of the official written languages in the fictional country kind. african art experts say the movie pays homage to the almost extinct language the train on the bottom to be ignorant of history is to be ignorant of life because it is who we are it is our culture it is a great heritage we need to protect our lives we need to prove preserve it with everything we have got. be not safe always incorporated c.v.t. right into his twigs the symbols are stuck with him since he discovered them a number of years ago. screenshots from the internet you know and i so the thing embraced me too because i came to understand a way of being able to you know give it flo

they acquire west virginia tackle colton mckivitz with the fifth-round pick.hree offensive players. mckivitz and warner. the niners' final pick in round 7 jauan jennings a wide receiver out of tennessee. the raiders with only two picks on the final day. the first tick pe took john simpson offensive lineman out of clemson. now the raiders have a total of eight players from the college football national championship game that was played at levi's stadium back in 2019. their final pick of the day they took amik robertson, a defensive back out of la tech. >>> plenty of local products heard their names called. cal's jaden hawkins in the fourth round to atlanta. stanford's coby parkinson the tight end fourth round to celt he'll join russell wilson and company. evan weaver of cal goes to the cardinals in the sixth round. stanford's casey twoville was taken by the eagles in the seventh round. a whole flurry of picks there. that's not to mention all the free agent deals that are looking to be signed now the draft is over. a lot to be looking forward to. football almost

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rounding out the 49ers draft class, the niners picked offensive lineman colton mckivitz from west virginia in the fifth round after trading running back matt breeder to miami. in the sixth round, the niners selected charlie woerner after trading marquise goodwin to philadelphia. they had a lot of movement there. with their last pick, they took jauan jennings. after taking henry ruggs iii, the raiders added more players in the third round. luke boden is listed as a running back and a wide receiver, but he's versatile. he was kentucky's starting quarterback for the second half of the season. they also got a linebacker in tanner muse. in the fourth round, they picked up guard john simpson out of clemson and cornerback amik robertson out of louisiana tech. well, it took longer than expected but cal linebacker evan weaver has been drafted. the pac-12 defensive player of the year was selected by the arizona cardinals in the sixth round. he led the nation with 182 tackles last season. weaver is one of several football players drafted with ties to the bay area. congratulations to all of them. >>>

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that's been a problem with the city and all those turn their backs on and told to stay away oh miss colton it's worth it if there is no answer because yes that requires resources the most vulnerable were abandoned on the streets to become the invisible cops. welcome back to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter about to mind you we're discussing the global energy markets. ok let's go back to that glen in in our slow week and the 1st part of the program we put all our focus on what's going on with the oil price and demand and storage which plays a very important role in all this but how does this change american hegemony in the as we enter the post corona. virus pandemic i mean there's a lot of people saying that that had to monic presence has been declining ever since its peak at the end of the cold war but now we have this because because energy has been a very key element in the in the unit polar moment for for the washington consensus then and now that's been pretty much blown out of the water i mean we have no idea where the global economy is going to go and anyone that

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flu lookout for fever, fatigue body aches and a call its usually paired with a sore throat while coltond flu symptoms usually resolve themselves with severe flu and coronavirus you make it worse before getting better when it comes to the coronavirus the centers for disease control and prevention want you to look out for a few main symptoms, a fever, a dry cough. shortness of breath or inability to take a deep breath also if you've been exposed to someone who has the virus experts believe many people who contract coronavirus will experience mild symptoms or none at all if you're having trouble breathing persistent or unusual chest pain or confusion. cdc indicate these maybe emergency warning signs of covid you seek emergency medical attention for today's health minute. i'm meredith wood. >>emergency paid leave measures in san francisco and san jose have passed will tell >>people in san francisco who are out of work because of the coronavirus pandemic could see more money coming their way kron 4 sarah stinson live in san francisco to explain for us this morning, sarah. >>james the san fra

the colton international history project is obsessed with archival sources. we would love to hear a little more about the archival source for your work. maybe you can tell us how you came to the subject. >> i came to the book through the archives. i knew that going and i wanted to write a history of the korean war that was more bottom-up than top-down. also, as a second generation korean american, i was obsessed with this war, but it was not in textbooks. it was not spoken about in my family. but it was everywhere. i understood it was a huge part of why we're in the united states. so thinking through how global geopolitics, which we often think about is happening at very elite levels, that actually ordinary people are navigating and understanding global geopolitics themselves. interrogation became a place to crystallize that navigation. because i wanted to have a bottom-up perspective, i started with the inspector general files of the u.s. army who investigates soldier complaints. i am focused, as i think we all would be, on the content of interrogation repor

colton underwood, the bachelor previously before pilot pete just came out with his memoir aptly titledlf and looking for love on reality tv." not only a great play on words in the title, but the photo on the cover is him jumping over the fence. it's everything "bachelor" fans want to know. we're aolhind the scenes and l pens uani'm u' mthe musically inclined person, the gorgeous alicia keys just came out with her own memoir, "more myself: a journey," it's out now and she talks about her highs, her lows, her life and career. but not only is it alicia keys it is the first book on oprah's book publishing imprint so high praise there, and there's an accompanying audio book to go with it. and not only does it feature oprah herself but michelle obama and jay-z, and if that is not an endorsement from jay-z, oprah and michelle obama, i don't know what is. i want all three of those to endorse me. >> all right, daryn, thank you so much. by the way, i brought some helpers in here. they've been binging. what have you been binging? >> i've been binging "onward." >> "onward." >> i've been binging "f

that's been a problem with the city and always turn to the rich and told to stay away oh mr colton consider that there is no answer because you have some recourse resource the most vulnerable and abandoned on the streets to become the invisible cops. welcoming of us from around the world live from central london this is also u.k. . russian president vladimir putin extends lockdown measures in russia until the 11th of may and says the government must have a plan in place by the 5th we get live reaction from the russian capital shortly. pools to ease the british lockdown measures in tense afai but statistics reveal the number of covert 90 related deaths outside hospitals as it over 4000 in the last 2 weeks that's as a minute sonnets is held to remember those key with his killed by the disease. nations break with westminster as wales claims it could easily lock down measures in scotland recommends face coverings in certain circumstances be joined by health protection expert shortly. and one in 4 boxes are having to be used personal protective equipment that's according to a survey as it emerge

professor of political science at run university and author of petra aggression when oil causes war mr colton welcome to the program what's your assessment of where we're at right now do you think we're going to get a deal going through. well it's a remarkable deal and it looks like it probably will come together but the oil markets have actually fallen on news of the deal as opposed to rising as opec plus had hoped that it would happen they were looking for a boost of up to $15.00 a barrel and in fact prices are going into reverse and that's striking because i think there's really 2 things that are happening because of what's happening here one is that while the deal does contain some substantive cuts most of what's being announced are so-called market cuts meaning that fees are the kinds of things that are going to happen deal or no deal these are decisions made by individual producers reacting to the change in market conditions that are you know ramping down because of lower oil prices so in some sense that this is more hype than real substance and the 2nd thing that matters for the prices

some of the opinion polls as one example newspaper yesterday that suggested that actually people's colton's in the government had massively decreased and i think as people get to grips with the ins and outs of well as happened here there will be some serious questions to ask about them and not least because hundreds of thousands of people across the country to appeal affected by this in one way or another but also there isn't he things that they haven't and then the main really quiet on the site being asked by campaigners and by other politicians about what they're doing so for instance in our immigration enforcement they haven't suspended the hostile environment although migrants are able to use the n.h.s. if it is as is that of having the role of our symptoms and are all to be charged anyway the host of violent is going to seep into a public services and so what it means to many people the fact that it's still in play is that this gag to help us if we hear reports of people who like went of dying from prone to violence having been too scared to seek medical advice and so those that's the

know that's been a problem with the city always turn to make sure and told me stay away i know mr colton sums up the food that there is no answer because the answer requires at least the most vulnerable or abandoned on the streets to become the invisible comes . welcome back i'm still here with the stuart people are watching may have been lucky enough to see the site of tens of thousands of cuban doctors pictures of them helping different countries around the world during this pandemic despite the fact that arguably mainstream media in this country has not been showing those pictures boris johnson used to taught jeremy corbyn about cuba and its ally venezuela what why why did you think you were is so important as regards a country like britain because in the book you talk about relations with the relatives of author scargill one of the architects of arguably one of the biggest flashpoints of international near liberalism in british history his connection to cuba and health well yes in the book i was very keen to do this i should say that i didn't do not know enough of banks to be able to

he joins us now, bernel colton.k you for being here, if i can call you bernel, i want to start by, this is a local market, people in the neighborhood can purchase a variety of items. tell us about bernel's market in normal times and the people who patronize your store? >> first of all, thank you for reaching out to me. this means a lot for me. during normal times before the pandemic this was a normal store. we had people that were working. they would come and pay for their groceries. everything was going by fine. it's been like this since hurricane katrina, 2005. this is the only store in my neighborhood. once the coronavirus had hit and people were -- they lost their jobs and the good thing about new orleans is or -- sort of lia blessing and a curse. if you're from new orleans, the majority of the people are in the hospitality industry. they work for the hotel and restaurants industry and that's a beautiful thing about new orleans but the bad thing about it because they are working in the industries they are not ma

at rowan university, joshua meyer, kunj parmar, and colton jacobucci working with their mechanical engineering professor, and there he is on the left, dr. -- dr. francis haas have taken to making polycarbonate intubation boxes that they are donating to help protect our frontline healthcare providers across south jersey. a huge shout out to each of them. and here's one that brings a special amount of joy to me and i know also to colonel pat callaghan and to commissioner judy persa kelly. here's a picture of dr. jim pruden. he's an er doctor at st. joseph's medical center in patterson. kevin slaven was with us a few weeks ago, my first day back, in fact, and spoke about jim's struggle with covid-19. he's also worked alongside our search and rescue team as a volunteer physician. alongside our search and rescue team is a volunteer physician. in late march, as i mentioned, he contracted covid-19, and for awhile there, it was touch and go. but yesterday, and this is a picture from yesterday, dr. pruden was released from the hospital, st. joe's, the same place he works. i think he's gone into some so

. >> yeah, my nephew,colton, lewis, up there, i'm very proud of him and he's gotten promoted much quickerhe reminds me of it from time to time but he's young and new to the navy and stationed up in washington with his wife and basically he's getting ready for deployment and they are making sure those guys and gals do not get sick before they go on their deployment so they have them locked down as a preliminary caution but we're dealing with a ship that has an outbreak on it and quite honestly that surprised me. i thought if ships were already underway it be very difficult, but obviously, i don't know when that ship took off, and whose boarded it since then, but my thought was anyone on the ship out in sea is in the best place right now, to be safe from this , and obviously that wasn't the case with that ship, so i am concerned about my nephew but i know he's strong-willed and the navy is smart so they will take care of those sailors up there. steve: well there you go. indeed. all right joey thank you very much for joining us from atlanta >> absolutely. thank you. steve: meanwhile, 8:34 he