the two-year-old colt written by -- , winning. now i'm going to take a short commute up the stairs and call it a night. >>> that will do it for us on we will see you tomorrow. what's with all the yogurt? shh! durkas has been breaking into my locker. ohh. but i've got a little revenge planned. sorry. i just remembered i don't really care. (taps key) where's mom? oh, my god, what is that outfit? are you going goth? you still sleep with a stuffed panda. don't you have a fraternity to pass out in? is there anything else you need for your procedure? um, i think i'm supposed to have ice cream. hmm. actually, i don't-- i'm sorry. is it a vasecto-you, or a vasectomy? you can have ice cream. thanks. today... (laughs) snip-a-dee-doo-dah! (chuckles) we-we've been talking about doing this for a while. yeah. yeah, ever since dad and gloria had their little accident, we don't need any surprises. also, though, it will allow for a little more freestylin' in the boudoir if we're not having to worry about adding more critters. more importantly, it

the story of the colt starts percolating after the conviction become real.f the things that some of you might think about is that just last year a new tarantino movie came out basically telling the story of what happened and one of the reasons i like the tarantino book movie is because it tells you a complicated story basically tells you all these three stories i want. the helter-skelter story, the criminal story the colt story you get a flavor of everything some of you will recognize this little scene from the movie you can see there is something wrong going on there the brad pitt character coming into the ranch to see what's going on. there's something very wrong and sinister going on. but you can also see the squalor and the exploitation. it's all there. just to lend more credibility to the story that manson was not the only person violent and scary and exploited at the time this guy in the picture was widely known as one of the granddaddy's of california he could see him with some of his wife's.very scary man just as well. the moon is very active in cali

wealth was tied to money printing today 2020 so that would be 40 years later then this phenomenon 1st colt activists and labor rights activists and workers are.

although i couldn't really pay attention to the impression because i was fixated on the indianapolis coltspennant in the background. i haven't seen a pennant on a wall since 1982. i give him a c. okay, who's next? >> there's girls in the neighborhood that like to go on mornin' jogs. they're joggin' through my neighborhood like this. they've been squatin', they've been squatin' on my hedges,ma. on the hedges. that's melissa villasenor from "saturday night live." i know her, she's a sweetheart. and on top of the impression being great, the set dressing is spectacular. melissa, you get an a. and lastly. >> dunkin' donuts, this morning, true story. guy walks in. cashier goes, what can i do for you, sir? this guy walked up to the glass. put his shnoz, mask down on the grass and proceeded to order! i'm honestly not sure that's not me. not only does he have fantastic material, there's a nuance this guy nails. he nailed the half eyelid, to pick that out, you got to be a massive impersonator. and he's from chicago, so he gets an a+. anyway, thanks to all my impressionists. i'm flattered. i think. t

that peace didn't last too long in the 3 weeks of protests the zone saw 4 shootings 2 of them fake colts reports of assaults burglaries and rape the protesters some armed to where they could face arrest if they did not leave over 30 have been detained seattle police released video of some of the violence. well at 1st the mare wanted to leave the activists alone to take over but she was later forced to take action. how long do you think seattle in those few blocks looks like this. i don't know how we could have the summer globes the deteriorating conditions and repeated gun violence required us to immediately address public safety concerns it was clear that many individuals would not leave and public safety could not be improved until they did leave quite a change in the democratic merce the solution came after protesters marched on her home demanding police funding be slashed a local activists watched the police move protesters on force and so mean a lie so i am outside of the pine street entrance of the shop right now where a bunch of police have set up a barricade and the protesters ar

here france twenty four colts tango but this. charged with lying to u. s. authorities about her military ties. the fbi says chinese researcher tongues alon is being harbored at our country's consulate in san francisco. an allegation leveled in a monday court filing and part of the case that beijing calls naked political persecution. it also comes amid mounting tensions between the two countries. earlier in the day a chinese government spokesperson slammed the us for ordering the shutdown of china's consulate in houston texas. is a response. to the phone twenty two children's england. yeah you'll five with you pop folk which by the dividends. gentlemen meeting to tell you that you've been waiting. you can provide to me twice. should i try to memeet our me your heat it's hard. washington ordered the consulate to close on tuesday arguing it was a center for economic espionage and for stealing scientific research. allegations that china has called malicious slander and driven speculation that beijing may close a us consulate in response. tensions over human

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and i've been critical of brother colt and this voice is very important.dwin is a hire standard, very few bald baldwins any two or three general rays let alone one but the voice is very important, including colt, my critique is, and brother eddie we talk with mark and pete and chuck and others, that baldwin doesn't linger with his critique of the worth over the black bourgeois see. he will critique white liberals is devastating himself critique of black liberalled, undeveloped. it's there but he doesn't really sustain it. it's not indictment opt the black buttigieg was -- bourgeois see and the post obama time we live fireworks we have -- has turn his back to he black poor and borking chas he. the best of the black bourgeois see, beautiful. >> i think this is why we need to return to the evidence that things not seen. >> the atlanta situation. >> i think that this is pre-sizely the moment you're looking for. because balled bald -- what happens when white supremacy still obtains and black folk have power. what do we make of atlanta, this representation of th

propaganda but that is that's just never touch that's because it's part of the norm and part of the colts my friend in washington right so i. agree with david to the extent i don't think that this is a cultural revolution and i dare i say that if you were if we were to use that term cultural revolution then i think you know we have had moments in history both in the states and globally where we have seen sort of these moments arising from the people so to speak but i think the retaliates is that there is a bit of an oppression of revisionist history and that's a fine line between intimidation public shaming you know economic rowing to. 2 words that are being placed in the public square versus the cancer culture and that is currently what we have particularly i think almost both sides right so it's not just liberal such as conservatives i think both sides are are contributing to this fact where we are seeing it particularly from the progressive left is this rise of a question of revisionist history and so i think it's calling really to the stage but issues and histories we have not faced u

will not and the colts dismisses 13000000000 euros in back taxes taxes that the e.u. set up all must pay. it's a blow to european regulators trying to block profit shifting by multinationals island money in the 1st place and sees it as a victory.

the astros used to be called the houston colt 45s, the wizards used to be called the washington bullets we've got a new stew with fans. remember, the oakland invaders, the st. louis rams. there is a flexibility that fans and brazenly have a history of that. i think point here is that it's money that ultimately talks. >> harris: to the governor's point, too just because my whole family's cowboys fans. -- i don't want to pass judgment, because i don't know. it is simply a question. with the logo and the name change, will the washington whoever it- they whoever-they-hour management do something for the native american community? do they consult them and ask if they would prefer that to to a e change? >> melissa: i think with the management will do is make a bunch more money. when you change the name of a team, everybody has to buy all new jersey's. they can complain as much as they want, but you go ahead, and if it's your team, you've got to buy a new jersey and a new this and i knew that. every time you change the team color or the name, it's money money money for the team owners. don't f

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statues were erected not just to honor these men better part of a movement that has become known as the colt of the lost cause. this had one goal, through monuments and otherer means to rewrite history, to hide the truth pushes that the confederacy was on the wrong side of humanity. it soughtit to continue to opprs black americans and o black liv. james retired professor and author of lies across america what our historic sites get wrong succinctly in a "washington post" op-ed, quote, the confederates won with the pain and the news that they couldn't win on the battlefield. that is the cause of white supremacy, the dominant understanding of what it is all about. we are digging ourselves out from under this misinformation which isn't in our public monuments andnd history books. according to the work of the center there are some 700 statute erected after the civil war. buildings, streets and other markets named after the leaders. according to the research, two distinct periods saw a significant rise in the dedication of monuments and symbols. first began around 1900 period states are enacting

>>this is giving the colts will lead am toes coffee shop in alexandria, virginia is now lined with messages of support, but it's when she delivered the message to a customer that masks are required that things got ugly and i told >>the to get a service. the say no i don't have to they say the u.s. you do that on my feet and he went up the streets. it was just sad. that very upsetting her story is just one from across the country of those in the service industry now on the front lines of enforcing new rules. >>damn tell was harassed one day after she reopened after being closed for months. >>if i knew you know things like that would happen i would in the open. >>the trump administration has not instituted a federal mask mandate. i leave it up to the governors, many of the governors are changing their more a mask into they like the concept of masks, but some of them don't agree. 39 states have made some sort of mask requirement how >>it comes down to whether a lot of risk you see and that's a really hard case to but definitely a federal. nationwide maybe or a law we be credible. >>more than 2

and do you think there is a place where they could form actual communities or even colts is a word we have not use that much. this is one way to put it is we are seeing in 1968 moment in politics right now. while the 1970s were the high tide of we are communal experiments, strange religious cults. what do you foresee after covid? it may be after donald trump? >> i think the combination of our increased ability and the awareness of the ability to gather remotely, increase the awareness of alliance on one another, the need for social bonds and the loneliness of pure itemization. we track each other online yet we are in her own houses, if we are privileged enough to be able to be, that kind of loneliness is in itself i think i think absolutely we will see people gathering digitally and perhaps not to me are able to not. i think people living much more interested in forming intentional community. especially the get to the point of thinking about our pods, our bubbles, are safe. i wonder if that tendency will lend itself out toward a form of intentional community and may be disembodied for

this is giving the colts lead am toes copy shop in alexandria, virginia is now lined with messages ofpport, but it's when she delivered the message to a customer that masks are required. >>that things got ugly and i told >>take your to get a service. the say no i don't have to they say the u.s. you do that on my feet and he went up the streets. it was just sad. >>that very upsetting her story is just one from across the country of those in the service industry now on the front lines of enforcing new rules, toe was harassed one day after she reopened after being closed for months. >>if i knew you know things like that would happen i would in the open. >>the trump administration has not instituted a federal mask mandate. i leave it up to the governors, many of the governors are changing their more a mask into a like the concept of masks, but some of them don't agree. 39 states have made some sort of mask requirement tea leaves. >>the smart shop in california bartender rebecca hernandez found herself on the receiving end of a customer's racist tirade hernandez says he refused to wear a m

well some players have already arrived the utah jazz were on colts including the n.b.a.'s patient 0 rudy go bear it was his positive test that shut down the league back in march the games are set to begin later this month with the final scheduled to take place in knots harbor. are 3 goals players who tested positive for corona virus were grouped together in a p.g.a. tournament so heigho nick watney the 1st player in that sort of test positive played alongside their efforts and then he mccarthy all 3 players have continued to return positive tests but i've still been given the all clear supply. but it's 10 days from the 1st symptoms or a positive test and that's pretty much the full cycle of the virus if you don't have any symptoms on day 10 and you're perfectly healthy and you're not showing any decline in conditions then you're free to go back to work so. now organizers of the 2022 world cup in cats or have teams up with it's how your club ralitsa keep fans engaged during the coronavirus pandemic life coaching sessions and interviews with star players are being streamed

been the stroll that's broken the camel's back full rights groups like yourself to bring this to the colts. well it's been culmination of many years and in fact even predates donald trump but certainly it was donald trump coming to into office and all of the measures that he enact it really a full out assault on the rights of refugees and migrants to the point that it became not just problematic but an observed fiction for the canadian government to maintain this agreement an agreement that is called a safe 3rd country agreements that the premise being that the united states is a safe country for refugees which surround us you know nationals reports but helpless reports from numerous organizations un agencies and others it's become very very clear that the u.s. is not only unsafe it is in fact become very dangerous for refugees and that's why it was so important to pursue this case it's been really good to get your insight told they so interesting to see how the canadian government move forward alex neave from amnesty international thanks for joining us from ottawa thank you. well still ah

. >> happy anniversary >> thank you >> and here's the thing, we've got colt here.ing. what was it? >> the "today" show on in the morning. it's been her favorite since i met her. it's how we start our day. >> you fit right in because you're drinking wine at 8:30. >> our takeaway is if you want to have a long, healthy marriage, watch the "today" show every morning. >> that's right. >> that's how you start. >> happy anniversary >> congratulations, guys congrats all right, kids. i am going to look -- let's put the big board back up. cnecticut hillary, leo, and their 1-year-old natalia all right. we're going to do a little connection game here all right. so savannah guthrie, did you know hillary and leo both graduated from university of arizona. beardown i love it. flying the flag. judging from looking at you, it was more recently than me. >> but there's more. leo graduated -- where'd you go to high school, savannah >> amfi. amfi high school just like savannah go panthers. >> panther pride oh, yes! i love it. the mighty panthers. i mean -- >> so where are you guys going

this as players question the nfl 's approach, colts line man deforest buckner tweet ing out there won'tif we're all sick. here to react is former nfl player jack brewer. hey, jack. >> how's it going ainsley? ainsley: i'm great, thank you. well with your experience in the nfl would you want to play, would you want to go back now? >> in my situation, no. like many players probably 70% of the guys are more don't have guaranteed contracts, and so i don't know if i'd be so quick to jump into a locker room and go on the field tackling people amidst coronavirus without a guaranteed contract to make sure that i got paid. ainsley: but what if you're guaranteed you don't have corona with those tests? >> oh, yeah i'd be fine then, but i mean you can't be guaranteed that everybody around you doesn't have it. the problem with the coronavirus as we've all seen is you could have no symptoms and still have it. i think it does create a risk but i also think that everyone should have a choice and that's one thing i applaud the league for and the players association is because they're giving each player t