-corey: [ chuckling ] hey! -lemonis: hey. i'm marcus. corey: i know who you are. i'm corey.meet you. -lemonis: nice to meet you. corey: yeah, yeah, yeah. this is my wife. lemonis: how are you? nice to meet you. you're the boss? corey: that's laurie, she's a hugger. lemonis: who's the boss? laurie: he is the boss. he's the main -- he's the main... -corey: i don't know. -laurie: yes. -lemonis: hi. how are you? -carlos: hey. how are you? lemonis: good. what are the types of bagels that you have? carlos: 13 kind of bagels, you can show them behind me. lemonis: i'm gonna have everything bagel. what do you sell one bagel for? -corey: $1.29. lemonis: what does it cost to make one bagel? corey: about 10 cents. -lemonis: in materials? -corey: in materials. lemonis: and another 10 in labor? corey: exactly. lemonis: so that's part of the beauty of being in this business. -corey: of course. lemonis: it's high margin. take your half. corey: okay, thanks. laurie: [ laughs ] man: what can i get for you today? laurie: now, i have a bagel every single day. corey: it's a good bagel. if it doe

corey busch, mande or jones area just look at my race in massachusetts. i ran and oneon the green new deal . i am proud to have organized my campaign around the power of the green new deal. >> .. >> the past two years, the green new deal has raised the world's awareness to the scope and the scale of the challenges we face and the solutions we need to act, general motors is now moving to produce only electric vehicles by 2035 and that was not on the scoreboard two years ago. the biden a administration is including climate action, environmental justice and the care economy and its recovery planned. that is the dna of the green new deal. more than 100 cities nationwide have already committed to 100% clean renewable energy, new york city has a green new deal, maine enacted a green new deal, the seattle city council passed a green new deal resolution. what critics and skeptics call pie in the sky are distracting in the green new deal two years ago is now recognized as undeniably linked, racial injustice, economic inequality, housing education jobs and climate

corey: it's the traditional new york style kettle-boiled bagel.cations and a big following in chicago. the flavor's amazing. corey: if it doesn't hurt here from chewing after a while, it's not real. lemonis: but even as he dreams of expanding beyond the windy city... corey: i want 10 more. lemonis: ...his business is growing stale. that store should do $2.5 million, not $1.5 million. owner corey kaplan has a long history in the industry and an ego to match. corey: they didn't even know how to say bagel in chicago until i got there. lemonis: yet his branding is uninspired. it looks old and not reflective of you. his product mix is all over the place.

will: we just had corey lajoie. i will be a little bit of tv for a second.u.s. pete: but, with migrant facilities already exceeding capacity and the administration, more than struggling to keep up with their self-created surge, how will the expansion work? will: jackie hundred rick is live in washington to break it all down. good morning, jackie. >> good morning to you guys with. the department of homeland security is looking to increase the migrants released into the u.s. making the program more efficient according to dhs communications revealed by fox news. the adp program started in 2004 and varying degrees of supervision for people going through immigration proceedings from checks in at local ice centers to g.p.s. monitoring and also home visits individuals where individuals cannot be expelled they are placed into removal proceedings and determination is made result in alternative to detention program. the expansion of this program comes as the biden administration deals with this surge of migrants at the southern border complicated by restrictive expuls

and corey deangeles. janelle. systemic racism.argument, that to extent we have it, the system that does the most that disadvantage black people in this country is the public school system run by democrats. >> absolutely, what a great monologue, the democratic party needs to stop cast suspect racism on eye of america and focus on the being, called classism that it in their own party. think about it fighting school choice is a disguise for class ,you tell the students, that inclusion, and race-relations is something you should think about, and kids black and brown students are talking about across the street because they for a school that is failing. i belief -- free market principles are the best in your life. what will happen, force the other schools to have to come up, it will create a natural competition that will grow and help all schools, education is where it starts, when you limited this you heart the very -- hurt the very people that you think you are helping, you cross a huge problem. steve: right. tammy, congratulations o

the great outdoors, including the time ade adepitan went walking with lion cubs in zambia, and mike coreysto the great barrier reef where he saw some of the advanced science being used to try to save it from warming seas. from the biggest natural structure on earth... wow, it's incredible down there! ..to the slopes of europe's most active volcano. there's been an earthquake on the south side of etna. siren. e la sirena! and from the blustery english channel... horn blasts. ..to zimbabwe's incredible wildlife. are we are ok with them being that close? welcome to our favourite adventures from the great outdoors! hey, and welcome to kas, not too far from antalya on the south turkish coast. it's beautiful here and a great spot for adventure as well as to get some fresh air — which is appropriate for today's programme because we're revisiting some of our favourite memories of the great outdoors. and what better place to start than one of the biggest and most fragile ecosystems on the entire planet? australia's great barrier reef is enormous. and you can see it from space. around 10% of all fis

. >> reporter: the teen's father, multimillionaire entrepreneur james corey, apologizing for the family'soss. >> i am very, very sorry. and no words can say how sorry i am, because those are just words. >> apologies were not accepted from that family. this is purchase. you can't apologize for a human life. >> reporter: nearly two months office charging the minor with felony vehicular manslaughter, the teen admitting to the charge in court, equivalent to a guilty plea. >> i want him to do 50 years, i never want him to forget what he's done. >> reporter: he's now under house arrest and awaiting sentencing at the end of june. >> the 17-year-old's lawyer has already come out with a statement that he anticipates that his client will receive anywhere from probation up to about nine months in a juvenile facility. the most severe penalty under the state of california is up to six years. >> reporter: the underbelly of los angeles's car culture, exotic vehicles performing in outlaw street races and the rise of the takeover in which street corners are converted into speedways. infamous in films like

in illinois, corey?is is corey from chicago how are you doing today? >> doing well. how about you? boo-yah. >> caller: i'm doing great thanks for asking. been a big fan of your show, been watching for over 11 years now so just wanted to say thanks for all your great wisdom in the entertainment over the years. >> appreciate that thank you very much. thank you. >> caller: well, today -- >> a stock, too, you probably have a stock >> caller: yes, do have a stock. i was wondering about iipr, they are a -- >> it's a cannabis warehouse company, one of the safest ways to invest in cannabis. i'm a big, big believer. i think you got horse sense with that one let go to -- oh, chance in texas, chance? oh, come on, let chance speak. shut up. chance >> caller: yes, sir. boo-yah from san antonio, texas, this is chance i've been watching you for a few weeks and i love it. i wanted to see what you thought about pfef fiver international. >> it's a freelance -- it's weird. it has a cool freelance model and i'm a giant beli

but if you ask me -- and i wouldn't ask me -- [laughter] i'm going to say corey he joy because he ise of the pandemic they weren't allowing qualifying and there was no practice, and i hear the cars going around the track behind you. what exactly is happening today? >> okay. so we had the acura 200 today, and is right now what we have going on is the pro 300. of course, those we're all broadcasting on fs1. so these guys are, you know, full speed ahead. they're trying to get a win out here. we've seen a couple accidents out here today. looks like everyone is okay though. but this is some of the excitement that these fans are getting today in the buildup to tomorrow's geico 500, guys. >> charles watson live for us down there at a tall keg georgia. charles, enjoy. we appreciate it. charles is right, denny hamlin is clearly the favorite here, guys. and, you know, i think lejoy he's already said, hey, i think we can do well in this. he thinks they can place. that chevy camaro, that position nation chevy camaro, red, white and blue, do we have a picture? it looks dynamite. even if they don'

here in this tennis workshop with a ton of corey they're learning how to make loads professionally. passing sanogo is teaching them how to sew traditional garments like booze and rappers. but. i set up this workshop to teach young people just. the shortage of options here meant they had to go elsewhere to learn skills. the business center allows them to learn trades right here i'm in full color. solar energy made this possible it supplies in august tend to shop with electricity as it is the other establishments of the small business area builds by an international development and geo. it's a mystery improve living conditions and funds against climate change and its impacts that includes helping people in rural areas to develop skills and find ways to earn a living ranch where they are. being part of the center and having access to electricity as an affordable price means a lot more is possible although. his energy bill is around 15 years a month that even covers off a vocational fortunate is just such a young man aeons. this greed business area inquiry opened 2 years ago thanks to s

and i think corey bush mentioned one great one. george floyd and the policing. we need that 1-2 punch. and criminal liability in the appropriate case. inappropriate cases. you know, registry that shines some daylight on what officers are doing when they act with impunity. again, it's not all officers. but in are certainly some, too many, frankly, acting with impunity. day in and day out, you go from one police department to the next. without any accountability killing people when they go unchecked. if we have the moral clarity that information can provide through the practices and the investigations combined with the potential for enforcement at the executive level and the potential for civil and criminal sanctions, i think we can then start to see can the legal system when it is fully loaded actually start to make some changes? policing? >> all right. thank you so much for sharing your experience and expertise with us tonight. and her address to the nation last night, vice president kamala harris urged the senate to pass the george floyd act which mr. hewitt is

hi corey. >> thinkest much for having me.is the crab sandwich for there's no the way to describe it. you have got hundreds and hundreds of billions of dollars for things like freak commuting college. i do not want to pay for someone's community college pretty special they do not want to go to commuting college how about that? >> yes, absolutely purred like you said this is a ton of money the pre-k initiative is but $2 billion for early childcare and pre-k. which is more than the u.s. dedicated to rebuild europe after world war ii through the marshall plan. it's a ton of money and for what? this is just adding another year to an already broken 13 year k-12 education system paired we should not expect adding another year to the beginning to fix the system paid we should focus on the long year of k-12 for students and fix the problem -- make the root of the problem which is their geographic monopoly they do not have richly strong incentives for family pride the only way to do that lazy fun students directly to the schools actual

they've largest lead was the bruins byas players, he discussed it with joel and corey. you comfortable bringing a prem they just want to hang around until ten, and they lead by screen to get riley to the box. foul problems. >> jim: campbell. >> bill: nice other end, timme gives the zags the. >> bill: a ball screen. >> grant: got to go. >> bill: juzang's hands. >> jim: going to gonk they put 7 back on there if i'm not mistaken, but that is a two-point guards, which helps in a game like this. consistently. >> jim: nembh look he wanted. >> bill: absolutely. good job screening again. >> jim: the bruins with a chance to tie it or when it. 12 seconds. juzang. again with the ball in his hands in the paint, floater, short, got it back, ties it! gonzaga has time to do something. suggs for the win. oh! oh, yes! unbelievable! unbelievable! the perfect season remains! >> grant: are you serious? >> bill: there are onions, and there are major wanted. >> bill: absolutely. good job screening again. >> jim: the bruins with a chance to tie it or when it. 12 seconds. juzang. again with th

it's my colleague senator padilla from california, jared hoffman of california, congresswoman corey busch of missouri, we thank you for your leadership and coming here today to speak. i also want to recognize our allies speaking today. ellen charlotte's of sunrise movement, cary fulton of climate justice alliance, and judas outlet 32 bj. [inaudible] your organizations are an inspiration in the heart of this movement. [applause] for the past two years it has been proven that the green new deal is not just a resolution. it is a revolution. since then, every day revolutionaries have taken to the streets and the ballot box to make jobs, justice, and climate action central to our political system. there is now a diverse, organized army of activists, leaders and communities demanding more from the most ambitious action possible on climate. it is an intergenerational to save the planet spearheaded by our young people who are going to face the most dire impacts of the climate crisis hatefully do nothing to stop it. for them this is life and death. because of this movement, we welcomed a new group

darrin ruf a solid hit, misplayed by corey dickerson. they kept the line going next batter.curt casali. he came through. did you know casali has caught five straight shutouts. and gregory santos struck out the first two hitters and had a 1, 2, 3, 6 inning. the giants won four of their last five. you've got to bring back alex the bunny. you got to. good luck charm. nba, the warriors. the big story is fans will be in the big house. 1,700 is where they will cap it. love the sound of that. >> got fans at the chase center. i can't wait. bring it. let's go. >> well, the cap is 1,700, first time in over a year the dubs will perform with a t cap definitely noticeable, even if you have 1,000 fans in the seats. it makes a huge difference. we had a whole season where we haven't had fans. you're sick of looking at the blue tarp and want to see bodies. >>> portland state hired a new basketball coach, jase coburn. to get a good read on him we'll have him explain. >> i know my 203 chevy tahoe has gotten a lot of play. it doesn't have heat or air. i can practice my mental toughness during t

retired nypd deputy inspector corey piggies. watch the body cam video to figure out how this could have gun was already out and this is beam out taser taser taser. we said trained to do. but she forgot that she had a gun in the hand piggies believes a mistake like this is very unlikely, especially with police safeguards on weapons. you know that that haze is clearly another caller and that's on purpose so that they don't confuse. >> get confused and its own and not in a train. you to go across your body. so, you know, when you reach crush a body. you reach a foot in taiz, a retired nypd detective ryan mcneill knows firsthand what it's like to fire his service weapon. >> and take a life. i myself. >> had the unfortunate task of pulling on my weapon. guy that was armed. mortally wounding someone that they're still listening to this day mcneil like put these questions the training of the officer involved. >> why a taser oregon was needed in the first place. with take down procedures that they have. >> in a close proximity overall p

a base-clearing double by corey seger, and the a's drop to 0-5.nts in san diego, all tied up at 2-2, until yastrzemski came to the plate. he is not struggling now. one of the three solo home runs, and san francisco holds on to beat the padres, 3-2. >>> and a champion has been climbed. plenty of celebrating right now in waco, that is in texas. the bears basketball team beat the previously undefeated gonzaga bulldogs, and a lead until the final buzzer and the final score, 86-70. >> we'll be right back. want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile, you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network? sure thing! and with fast, nationwide 5g included - at no extra cost? we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction... ...and learn how much you can save at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings. i'm not sure if there's anything i can say to my family members to convince them to take the covid-19 vaccine. i'm not even sure if i'm convince

nothing was going to stop corey connors. for under on the day highlighted by the sixth place. he had a hole-in-one and just became the sixth player to ace hole number six. jordan spieth is in the hunt in seventh place at five under par . up and down on the chip for brody but the man everybody is chasing is marciano. 65 and he is the leader up by four and in the clubhouse at 11 underpar. we have kevin durant a nagging hamstring injury. they were talking about a dispute on the bench from a few years ago. that was the beginning of the end as katie for a warrior. stay tuned for that coming up at 8:00. >> thank you. >>> that is all the time we have for this early addition. we will see you back here at 11:00. up next, countdown to the lakers and nets. have a great afternoon, we will people are always finding ways to save money. i learned to cut hair. fortunately, xfinity makes saving easy. and way less awkward... because when you have xfinity internet and add mobile, you can save up to 300 dollars a year on wireless. two great products. one great value. saving made easy. can your in

corey dickerson misjudged it. 1-0 giants. kurt catel had a big night. dickerson boots this one.nners score. electric stuff. struck out the first too many. giants win 3-0. >>> for the first time since last march, the warriors will have fans in chase center tomorrow as they host the nuggets. this year. pretty special night for memories. warriors have 13 games left, nine at home. hoping to improve on their ninth-place spot in the standings. >> stay in the moment. we have a good thing going right now, a lot of confidence, a lototot is brewing. >>> this may be the best missed shot in nba history. joel embiid, length of the court. would have sent this game to overtime. 67 feet. missed it by that much. draft is a week from tonight. will the 49ers actually take mack jones of bama with the number three pick? >> mack jones is the player that all the intel is telling us he's gonna be the pick. >> i think tray lance would be a great pick at thr. yo do have jimmy garafolo. and you could develop him. >> they're doing all their due diligence. >>> fans are back in the stands but some are rusty

we'll have jeff gordon, corey lajoey, clint bowyer. fox, of course, sunday at 2:00. we'll check that out. >> sandra: i love watching that video of prepping the car. they're so spectacular. this is so fun. >> and corey is driving an american flag. >> he's driving america. >> sandra: looks amazing. i'm going to watch. >> john: i love the pace car, too. that electric mustang with seven motors. 1,400 horsepower. >> sandra: we're going to get cut off. thanks. see you this weekend. catch you on "the five." happy friday. thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i love nascar. i'm john roberts. "the story" with martha starts now. >> martha: me too, guys. looking forward to that. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. right now on "the story," caitlyn jenner is running for governor of the state of california with this message. "i'm in." california is worth fighting for. she calls herself a passionate disrupter. she says i'm a proven winner and the only outsider that can put an end to gavin newsome's run as governor. can

we can't forget about corey lajoie who is riding in number 7, the fox nation car. little earlier today, looking pretty good. now, more than 20,000 people are expected to be here today. it's sold out as limited capacity but with that many people nascar and talladega superspeedway have covid safety guidelines in place. people have to wear masks, there's enough space to distance. nascar is even bringing in covid sniffing dogs to check drivers and pit crews before they make it to the garage. these dogs can sniff out a covid virus within seconds, mike. and did i mention the fans? they're having a ton of fun here today. we saw fans rolling in here hours before there was even anything really happening. over in the rv camp section, it's really like a party atmosphere. folks have got the grills out. they're making a lot of good food. they've got the drinks flowing, lots of smiles and people are very excited to be here today and so, mike, i told you that a lot of these fans out here are rooting for denny hamlin. we've been doing sort of an informal survey with some of the fa

corey dickerson misjudged it. 1-0 giants. kurt catel had a big dickerson boots this one.runners score. electric stuff. struck out the first too many. giants win 3-0. >>> for the first time sincel have fans in chase center tomorrow as they host the nuggets. this is video from last year. pretty special night for memories. warriors have 13 games left, nine at home. hoping to improve on their ninth-place spot in the standings. >> stay in the moment. we have a good thing going right now, a lot of confidence, a lototot is brewing. >>> this may be the best missed shot in nba history. joel embiid, length of the court. would havga tovertime. >>>d tt much. take mack jones of bama with the number three pick? >> mack jones is the player that all the intel is telling us he's gonna be the pick. >> i think tray lance would be a great pick at number three. you do have jimmy garafolo. and you could develop him. >> they're doing all their due diligence. >>> fans are back in the stands but some are rusty at there rus game. did you know you can go to libertymutual.com to customizes your car

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corey seager, that shine should say cream them, not stream them . a three run double. dustin may add them seeing red. eight strikeouts, bats were flying, they move 10-3, dropping zero five in the season, they're worst start since 1987. the packers season ended when the coach decided to kick a field goal instead of keeping brandon rogers on the field. he was the host of jeopardy tonight. >>> here is the guest host of jeopardy, aaron rupture and roberts. >> scott, the correct response, i wanted to kick that field goal. [ laughing ] >> it was the coach who wanted to kick the field goal, not rogers. by the way, rogers wants to be the permanent jeopardy host. >> i would take dennis questions aaron rodgers, or $500. >> that would be priceless. >>> coming e 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill to lower blood sugar in all 3 of these ways... increases insulin... decreases sugar... and slows food. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their bl

corey kiss bert.r another and waiting all night for this egg comeback sucks. does some work, you'll be up nba picky wound up with 22 points to lead the bulldogs. everybody was waiting for the comeback that never came. second half adam flagler will love for jonathan to shop over and it just continues. baylor dominant start to finish. they never trailed here. there up. 13 kiss bert denied again. mark battal does it on the other end, flagler will train the wing three. baylor goes bonkers. and why not? i don't think they even thought it was gonna be this close against mark few and the zags who take it hard second national title for baylor. 86 70 is your final. the zags have a sensational season. that's not what they're thinking as they finish up 31 3 and 11 lost first sags, and it came at the worst possible time. alright baseball. lots of it. giants tight one tonight. everybody's gonna be talking about the san diego padres in this game because of what happened, and as you know, down in san diego, always l

corey kaufman joins me from new jersey.officials there about a possible, again, another wave. >> richard, this is something that is high on their radar. i mean from those five states, 44% of the cases. but they make up just 22 percent of the population. there is a clear correlation here. they are looking at several fact oars as to what could be driving surges in these states. one is the uk variant is driving infections to grow faster than vaccinations are going out. an official here told me this. >> we don't know if it is people letting their guard down, being in larger groups because of the holidays, maybe even some travel. it's hard for us to know until patients tell us. and it seams like it is the family gatherings and the family travel. it's difficult for the staff. you know, when we went through the pandemic, everybody was working on adren little. we've got this, let's get through it, the second wave, okay, we can manage. now thatter with seeing upticks after each holiday, it is taxing. it is exhausting and it is a lot

on the par 3 sixth, canadian corey conners climbed the leader board with this hole in one, only the sixth at that hole in the tournament's history. tomorrow is the final round, but as cbs' mark strassmann in augusta reports, the maste masts teed off into controversy. >> reporter: at the 85th mast, the newest hazard loomed off this fabled course-- georgia's recently enacted and polarizing voting rights law. critics include cameron champ, one of the p.g.a.'s few players of color. >> it targets certain black communities and make it harder for them to vote. >> reporter: under pressure, the augusta golf club itself, and its power elite by invitation-only, including warren buffet, bill gates, and condoleezza rice >> they ought to speak out on this issue, because this is an issue that is at the heart of our democracy. >> reporter: condemning the law under pressure, coca-cola and delta, two of georgia's corporate giants. in protest, major league baseball yanked this summer's all-star game out of metro atlanta. but augusta national shows no sign of f bending o or of takaky position on ththe issue.

corey deep to center, a bases clearing double. four minute zero. oakland has given up 9 runs.ine minute zero dodgers. the rookie providing the highlight once again. gets his first major league hit tonight. >>> giants in san diego, always a lot of orange in the stands. at $340 million man. he swings so violently in strike three there is speculation he separated his shoulder. 3 runs on 3 solo home run's. his first of the year gives the giants the lead in the 7th. the giants get their second or the victory of it's okay that you don't want to be first: you aren't. second covid vaccine. it's okay to have questions: everyone deserves answers. i'm wary that there isn't enough information. it's okay to be excited, or worried, or both. it's alright for it to take whatever it takes for you to be ready. hi mom, ready for your shot? yes, i've been waiting for this day. we just got what? vaccinated. we just got vaccinated! let's get you there. let's get to immunity. >>> monday is in the books. thank you for watching. >> just that fast. for all of us here, >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "ji

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but for now — from me, mike corey, here in kas, turkey — keep planning those next adventures and hopefullys another fine spring day, and we're going to continue with this dry theme throughout the weekend and perhaps into monday as well. some chilly mornings, yes, but it's not going to be quite as cold overnight nor during the day as it has been of late. we had some patchy cloud bubble up on friday, but the thicker cloud was towards the north—west of the uk and that brought rain in the north—west of scotland. that is fading away, mind you. the next weather system is going to be hanging out in the atlantic and we'll be dominated by high pressure that stretches down from scandinavia. it will be another cold start. a frost across parts of england and wales and eastern parts of scotland. a bit milder for north—west scotland and northern ireland, where we've got more of a breeze and some cloud for awhile. sunny start for many, any mist and fog soon lifting. some patchy cloud will bubble up here and there, but i think it will be a sunnier day on saturday through the midlands and eastern parts of

involved technique this keeps the buildings cool of hot days and warm at night. 150 kilometers north of corey indiana man a good rest is busy setting up another g.t.a. . the solar panels aren't yet installed but soon so my last sunday we'll be making school furniture here. i've been eager to use other machines like a lathe and a plane or but i haven't had enough electricity but i can't run those machines with the kind of generator i have that i would have my you know. here's over see the project as g.v. a program manager. there are already 4 sites up and running in mali the french and geo has plans to develop several more sites in the country within the next few years. said to be both sort of central to the idea is to engage people on location to involve members of the local community . in the process of setting up the infrastructure that's very important. it's also our objective to support sustainable development aim of securing access to clean energy to everyone in the area by 2030 if you didn't want them fakes have a difference here. we're backing cory that's because simpson and goes to th

but for now — from me, mike corey, here in kas, turkey — keep planning those next adventures and hopefullyrs have been in short supply. it's been a very dry month so far. and for most places, tuesday will be another dry day with some sunny spells. but across the north of the uk, we can expect some patchy rain, courtesy of a weather front — you can see it here on the chart — drifting in from the northwest, moving slowly southeastwards through the day and weakening all the while. for much of england and wales, we're starting off the day dry with some spells of sunshine, although quite misty and murky for some of these eastern coasts. and through the day, i think we'll see a gradual build—up in cloud amounts. there may even bejust the odd rogue shower into the afternoon. for scotland and northern ireland, our frontal system bringing cloud, outbreaks of patchy rain southwards. behind it, the skies will brighten but the winds will strengthen, and it will be quite a chilly afternoon across the northern half of the uk. further south, we're looking at highs 15, 16 degrees or so, and as we go throu

made this year, but before we get to that, the most memorable shot of today's third round this is corey connors on the par 36 hole, and you can't beam or online than this is the ball rolls in one hole in one part of a four under par round of 68 for connor's, which has him five stroke. off the lead, but this was a rainy day in georgia. thank you, brooke benton, and the round was delayed for more than an hour. my dreams wet and slower when play resumed standards softly putting for eagle 15. shockley had his share of the lead. at that point, he finished with a 68 and is tied with three other players. four strokes back here is one of them after an opening round 65 justin rose has gone 70 to 72 rows for birdie on number. 12 rose balanced teams. three birdies with three bogie too much, but the story of today's third round was written by a decade matsuyama matsuyama was some late round heroics eagle on 15 and then a birdie at 17. matsuyama had four birdies and an eagle on the back nine on the way to a seven under par. 65 has a four stroke lead headed to tomorrow's fine around trying to be the

it gets ugly in the second against the dodgers to weld bases are loaded and corey seager promptly unloadsm with a bullet to center. mark can you can't catch up with it. everybody scores quick for nothing lead and the miserable night continues. will smith deep and right off the foul pole out there that's gone. dodgers go under rob 10 3, the a's. r o and five. okay with the extra time tonight, let us check this out back by popular demand. jim nist, who comes prepared from illinois. has manny bog in a meat against minnesota. he sticks the landing. very impressive. not so get up. show everybody what you been up to, right? guys for the sign of the times exactly right. and how did he have that thing lodged in there is what i wanted. that's a great question. why didn't move all round? right where you needed to be. oh stuck the landing. all right. see you guys. night marin. goodnight frank. thanks for joining us, everybody. good for joining us, everybody. good night. -(stella panting) -the vet called. stella's test results came back. he wants me to bring her in...today. oh, no. come here, you. oh

so the island corey opened this summer and not fall into hopeless disrepair. any amount will help. we need your help right now help make history again. so if the coast guard won't pony up all or most of the money than the on leeway for this island to survive is to have donations. small donations to a go fund me site then they can put in a new cable or solar or wind and batteries tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. a football game this weekend is extra special. why north bay team is so excited to play under the bright lights, plus the bay area county that's been named the healthiest. county in california had a weather today a bit of a drop off in temperatures, but we're gonna warm things up this weekend. we'll have your updated forecast. honey. has wonn named as the healthiest county in california. factors that are taken into consideration include length quality of life and access to health care. this is the 11th time in 12 years that moran has been ranked number one. the list is done by the robert wood johnson foundation at the university of wisconsin on the flipside marin has one of the

but for now — from me, mike corey, here in kas, turkey — keep planning those next adventures and hopefullyd a must to stop them because we have clouded patchy rain. elsewhere, little or no closer temperatures close to some patchy rust around but it will warm up in the sunshine. more cloud on sunday for scotland and northern ireland, rain and drizzle tended to peter out for the day. eastern scotland still dry and bright, mustn't have a of england and wales as part of a bubble across wales and western parts of england with voice and chime further east. temperature is will be higher than they were on saturday. may be slightly cooler under the cloud in scotland and northern ireland. very little rain again on monday, just hanging around to the north—west. after a doll and mrs di poisoning and we will get centre coming through. sunny spells into the afternoon with some patchy cloud around, again looking pretty dry, when we got in scotland as temperatures continue to climb across england and wales. i wore me a few days for the start of the week and from the mid week and from the midweek it turns

are for more on this let's speak to ronnie corey who's a senior fellow at the harvard kennedy school and joins us via skype from cambridge massachusetts massachusetts very good to have you with us on al-jazeera as always so what do you make of this letter from from the crown prince hamza declaring his loyalty to the king when just hours before has struck a more defiant tone saying that he would continue to speak out is the rift in the royal family releasing its i don't think there was a very deep rift at all there was some tension because the terms that has been true of years. talking about bad governance corruption so across the whole region month just only in jordan and several times i met him and he talked about this and this was sort of his character is a very forthright our most. principled your man there's 41 there is still pretty young and this is what he feels is the right thing to do it feels this is what is for the world of who wanted him to do to speak out when there is injustice when this poverty when there is corruption when there's growing inequality and that law is som

it means in the local indigenous what any language water there chimes and here in the province of corey in this in northeastern argentina there is splendid of it but in the past few decades the wild life in the event a national park that covers more than a 1000000 hectares of land began disappearing because of human activity. and that's what people like my long trying to change all of us in a condo unit that i mean that we are working to do you wild argentina this means to be introducing crucial species that disappeared from the ecosystem in this case we are working with the jaguars the main objective is to generate a sustainable population. at these jaguars now will and dioceses are kept here so their cubs can one day repopulate the area jaguars are seen as a threat to agricultural settlements in the area and that's why their numbers have plummeted in the past years in fact in the province of korea because they have been extended for over 70 years now and that's why projects like this one are crucial to reintroduce this kind of species into the eco system. a little but there are 7 othe

and people like de blasio and corey johnson who have implemented these policies they can't be sued formunity. nypd officer who is presumed to be guilty could pretty much be sued and, are you know, lose personal assets, his house, moneys in the bank and already happened to a member of my organization. prior to this being changed. so, you know, this is what we are doing with surgeons are working as we speak and they will lose multiple bodies today and across the country. they will be sued. and they are paying high insurance for it but, at the end of the day, none of them are being charged with murder. cops across the country are getting criminally charged for trying to do what's right. brian: emptying rikers island and prisons this. is not a new york story this. is a national story emblematic because some people come to the city. murders up 6 hers this year. shootings are up 64%. here is what got me about the story written up in the "new york post" that. and pat lynch head of the police benevolent association both believe. you think it's part of the plan. if you want to reimagine police,

last summer, together with senator corey booker and representative karen bass, i introduce the george policing act. this bill would hold law enforcement accountable and help build trust between law enforcement and our communities. this bill is part of george floyd's legacy. the president and i will continue to urge the senate to pass this legislation, not as a panacea for every problem but as a start. ,, ., , for every problem but as a start, ,, ., , ., for every problem but as a start. ,, ., , ., ., start. shortly after that, president _ start. shortly after that, president biden - start. shortly after that, president biden gave i start. shortly after that, | president biden gave his reaction to today's verdict. the guilty verdict does not bring — the guilty verdict does not bring back george. but, for the family's— bring back george. but, for the family's pain, they are finding purpose — family's pain, they are finding purpose so george's legacy will notjust— purpose so george's legacy will notjust be about his death but about— notjust be about his death but about what we must do in

should -- miesha, and so many who mourn their loss and praying for them at this sad time, and selma and coreyll. now it is my honor to present this american flag. they told me, because of covid we can't pass things. , this american flag that was flown over the capitol the day that alcee passed on. this flag waved goodbye to him. waved goodbye saying, liberty and justice for all. that's our pledge to the flag. that was alcee's pledge to the world. and so our pledge to the flag was alcee's life's commitment. thank you, alcee hastings, for the blessing of your leadership and your friendship. we all pray that you will rest in peace. thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the benediction delivered by the honorable emanuel cleaver ii, united states representative from the fifth district of missouri. mr. cleaver: this will be a slightly different kind of benediction which you will understand, hopefully, at the conclusion. let me first of all just say, madam vice president, madam speaker, madam leader, mr. with -- -- mr. whip -- i didn't leave out anybody. i had conversations with alcee,

we have a thorough and faring corey.t did lebron james, one of the most famous and influential people today, posted and offices picture on social media and says you are next. that is the incitement that is revolting, lebron james took down that statement but can't erase the kind of terrible judgment that shows when it comes from someone so deeply in bed with the chinese communist party will slander his fellow citizens who are trying to protect innocent victims from an attempted murder. laura: you mentioned the rise in crime. bosses at the doj say policing, the fbi is frantically sending a warning to the local police department about a spike in crime this summer. your response. >> we just saw the biggest one year increase in the murder rate on record in america and as more police officers are worried about the feds coming down on them like a ton of bricks you shouldn't be surprised the police become more hesitant to aggressively do their job to protect our communities which just means there's going to be more crime and yo

corey conners in sixth place at six under.xth player ever to hit a hole in one on number six. jordan spieth in the hunt in seventh place, five underpar chipping in nicely for birdie. how about --, born in san francisco playing on a temporary membership. his first masters. he is at seven under. -- had a four shot lead and was the favorite to win. he has been even par ever since. three boeings kept him at seven underpar. 765 on the day after birdies on 16 and 17. looked like he might drop a shot on 18. look at the approach. pulling that toward. trying to become the first japanese player to win a major on the tour. after 10 years at the home, -- is stepping down as president of the warriors at the end of the season. he is already in the hall of fame after a 46 year career. i spoke with him about his decision to step away at age 68. >> there is a time that passing a baton, you do it with a smile on your face as opposed to trying to hang onto it i am at that time right now where passing the baton is going to be really satisfying. i

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there are leaders who have been outspoken, whether it's senator corey booker, senator tim scott, others in the house that are engaged in the discussion about what the path can look forward. we certainly understand and know that the initial bill that was passed, there could be changes. that's democracy in action. that's how legislating happens. and, again, the president's eager to sign that bill. we will continue to have senior officials engaged with members of congress on it. ok. mike. i have not seen you in the briefing room. so welcome to the briefing room in the biden-harris administration. reporter: glad i found my way back. to follow-up on the issue of guns by some measures, this is at least the third mass shooting of this presidency, administration. he described it as an epidemic, gun violence in this country. we've seen in terms of the response of covid-19 what an all of government response looks to a pandemic. why not the same level of response to this ongoing issue of gun violence and pointing of -- the appointing of a senior czar, for instance, beyond just efforts of the legis

canadian corey conners is on 6—under, one ahead of the greatjordan speith. seven under par. that means today it's time for him to make his move. michael redford, bbc news. in the premier league, manchester city's lead at the top of the table could be cut to 11 points this afternoon if rivals manchester united win at tottenham — that's one of four matches today. it's after city suffered a surprise 2—1 defeat at home to leeds — who played the whole of the second half with ten men. stuart dallas with the winner in stoppage time. chelsea have moved into the top four after a comprehensive 4—1 win over crystal palace, christian pulisic scoring twice for thomas tuchel�*s side. liverpool are two points behind chelsea in fifth. trent alexander—arnold with an stunning injury time winner as liverpool beat aston villa 2—1, to secure their first league win this year. celtic recorded their biggest scottish premiership win of the season as they thrashed livingston 6—0 at home. there were wins too for motherwell, dundee united and aberdeen. and, although they didn't play ye