it was corey. police arrested corey and charged him with first-degree murder. >> i was taken to the homicide division. and the detective was, like, you're going to tell us you did this. and i'm like, man, i ain't did nothing. >> at trial, doane thomas became the prosecution's star witness. prosecution's star witness. and prosecutors had more evidence -- they played an interrogation video of corey's friend, ben king, who was with him that night, in which he, too, told detectives that corey was the killer. corey took the stand in his own defense and testified he tried to help the victim, not kill him. >> i can remember the d.a. he said, you know, if they don't believe you, you're going to the penitentiary for the rest of your life. and i just, and i said, yeah, but the truth is going to come out. >> the jury did not believe him and found corey guilty. on june 25tth, 1991, he was sentenced to life and shipped off to a maximum security prison. just like that, he was out of malcolm's life. >> corey left

but from me, mate corey — want to miss at. but from me, mate corey and _ want to miss at.e rest of i want to miss at. but from me, mate corey and the rest of the team here, in argentina, it's goodbye. hello there. many of us yesterday had a decent day of weather. temperatures reached 22.3 degrees celsius in the warmest spots, but it wasn't like that everywhere. in argyll and bute, cloudy for much of the day with rain and some mist and fog patches over the high ground until this happened. late on, as the weather front started to clear through, some of the cloud from the front was lit up by the setting sun, and it was a glorious end to the day. there is that weather front on the satellite picture, this stripe of cloud you can see here. the weather fronts associated with this cloud are particularly slow—moving beasties, and they're going to take the whole of the weekend before they reach right the way across to the eastern side of the country. so, this weekend, mixed picture — could be a bit of rain around on saturday, but for many areas, it's a dry day. by sunday, outbreaks

corey said it took him more than 4 days by pleasant plain to get home to lodi. he had these two photos with him, but 2 days after the attack. >> there's even scratches on the original because they were shuffled around when i had them on the bus going back from new york. >> reporter: he carried is something to remember. on the 11, survivors carried nothing but themselves, and 20 years later, they carry grief. innocent lives lost, and broken hearts. >> i can still see those faces today. >>> both survivors say they hope the younger generations continue to learn about 9/11, and understand how it changed so many lives. but say and left them with more awareness for security and safety. >> is it that all of us. >>> calling 911 in emergency can be terrifying if you don't have a new address to give, but there is an app for that now. new technology called what three words is helping first responders quickly locate where they need to go in emergencies. the app divides the entire globe into 57,000,000,000,010 by 10 foot squares. each has a unique three word address. >> righ

corey mills joins me by phone. we should note he's running as a republican for a congressional seat in florida. corey, good to have you with us today. i want to talk about what happened with this family. my first question is, do you have any understanding of what is going on with these planes on the ground in northern afghanistan? >> thanks for having me. yes. last time that we had manifested a couple of people on these flights, we have a flight that was a proved by the state department, the taliban and department of defense. right before it was getting ready to leave, the state department was the reason that they disapproved it because they claim that they had to vet a manifest. there was an aircraft that was going to take off that had been approved but the state department wanted to "vet the manifest." whatever that means. if they would have been sitting there surrounded by taliban, they probably would have got the manifest quicker. what is happening now, the taliban has been holding on all of these planes, hamza

he contacted corey mills. and corey mills and veterans got her out. going to be on our show talking to brian at 6:30 this morning. steve: she tried two weeks. apparently the congressman's office tried to get her on those flights out of harmid car xie international airports when they were still flying them these guys went over land into a country not releasing name they are trying to get more people out through that way. corey is going to be talking about what they did took credit we helped no. they didn't. ainsley: the taliban held her at gunpoint. steve: when she went to the airport. you have been here before. don't ever come back. it's like okay, i'm not coming back. that's when cory sprang into action. brian: lawmakers condemnation from both sides of the aisle. i like the fact that those two congressman went over to the kabul airport to harmid karzai airport to see for themselves. i love the fact that the other republican congressman went over and did the same thing. he came out and he gets condemned mark wayne mullin of oklahoma. he says i want to

woodruff: frank wisner, corey shaoqi, robert grenier. we thank you all so much for being with us. you. >> thank you. >> yang: on the eve of the 20th anniversary of the deadlst terror attack in the country, we are in the midst of another calamity: covid-19. here to break down the political aspects of all this, the analysis of brook and capehart. that's "new york times" columnist david brooks, and jonathan capehart, columnist for the "washington post." gentlemen, we just ladder judy lead a discussion about the foreign policy aspects of all of this. and certainly i can, looking back on 9/11, i remember how we felt changed from this. but looking back, looking backward at it, how did we change? are we changed as a people, as a nation, as a political system, david? what's your take? >> well, it's a globe. it was the first act of the 21st century. i was a foreign correspondent in the '90s, covered nothing but good news. thend of apartheid and the oslo peace process. it was convergence, china was liberalizing. we were communicating with each other and thought the internet was a good thing

corey mills, as i a said -- >> it's a digitaunkirk, chris. >> yes. it's a hashtag that originated. we didn't think it up. there is a huge effort state ide side and country coordinated by veterans and allies to get people out. i will keep covering it. thank god you are safe and i appreciate what did you and your candor here today. >> chris, thanks so much. my thanks to you will aft memb -- members of my team. thanks to the state department personnel who are here in country willing to help us. they really supported us a lot. again we are volunteers. we are doing this on our own. you know, all through donors and foundations and we appreciate all the support we can get. >> i hope you keep getting it. i am a call away. take care. >> thank you, chris. >>> all right. i want to come back to a very different type of battle but people are interested in it and it has implications beyond celebrity. as you know, we don't do celebrity stuff here often, if at all. this free britney thing, another hashtag, surprise tonight. the singer's father and long-time conserva

corey deangelis, thank you so much. >> thank you.be a young man, but the oldest person ever recorded was a french woman who lived to the age of 122. a new scientific study says there's no limit to the human life span and that we could theoretically live forever. is so would you really want too that? and what would you do with all that free time? the party panel is back. jason, leslie and stephen. only people with m names tonight. so, steven, i will start with you. my grandmother live to be 100. she that incredible wisdom and and faculties until the day she died. she exercised, she drank gin, and she inspire me deeply. i want to live to be at least 100 just like her. do you want to live past 100? >> that's a little -- that's pushing it for me. i'm trying my hardest -- kennedy: you want me to push you over a cliff in your wheelchair? [laughter] >> not for free. kennedy: you can a pay me, that's tine. >> look, you guys can stick around. yeah, i mean, you can stick around until the robots and roombas all band together enslaving us -- [la

now on bbc news, it's the travel show with mike corey. this week, on the travel show... in argentina, exploring an amazing sunken town that's reemerged from under the water. then, i head to the country's spectacular iguazu falls. oh, my god! and in wales, wejoined a couple starting out on a pedal—powered adventure at sea, searching for a more sustainable future. we're kicking off this week in south america — argentina, to be precise — where early last year i went to explore one of the strangest places i had ever heard of. a town that had to be abandoned due to flooding back in the 1990s, but has since reemerged from beneath the water. you can find ghost towns all over the world, and as many different reasons why they could be abandoned, but i've heard epecuen is special because it is not abandoned — at least not completely. there's not much left... just some bricks. you can only guess what they used to be. this places is wild. there's a couple of tourists here, notjust us, but there's more cows than tourists. epecuen was built in the 19205, and at its peak was home to ab

is back, welcome back corey.y: let's talk about this for us not just conservative and libertarian parents on but school choice for a long time demanding data on masking for kids. it is now left leaning parents in big cities like san francisco, what you make of this? >> that is absolute trooper if you look at support for school choice over the past year it has been jumping a month left-leaning circles more than anybody else. if you look at the real clear opinion polling at the ten percentage point or 11 and democrats for the concept of school choice what i call funding students as opposed to systems. a lot of families, left and right leg independence as well want to return to normalcy. the teachers know that they profit from the state of disorder because they can use this chaos as leverage for why they need more resources extorted from a taxpayer. it's hard for them to argue more tax paler pale out bunch of bailouts they love the back-and-forth state of disorder. i think the only way we are ever going to get out o

mike: corey, welcome.tion trying to take credit for the brave efforts of you and other veterans' groups? >> i would say is, first off, thank you for having me on to to try and cover this. it's very important that we set the record straight here. the in-country state department efforts by certain bordering countries are certainly trying to do their best, but i think d.c. politics has continued to try and rear its ugly head and take credit for things that groups like ours basically went forward and conducted. i was one of many team members, all former special operations, who was successful in completing the very first over-land ground evacuation of americans since the fall of afghanistan. and, you know, it was kind of surprising when all of a sudden the first cnn headline was that the u.s. state department successfully evacuates americans when they really didn't apply any effort until we were at the 99 and a half yard. mike: is i'm curious, as someone who's never if done one of these rescue operations, any d

it's barbara lee, corey bush, jie ya paul, very emotional stories. >> it will be heard on the hearinge room. there was a lot of apprehension from the lawmakers. some of these women never told the stories before and shared them with us for the first time on camera and both the stories and the circumstances of what led these women to make these decisions were different. the stories spanned three generations from women who only knew a world post roe versus wade to a woman that experienced firsthand how dangerous abortions were. during the interview, i could see these congresswomen internalizing each other's stories. when we finished, there was a moment they all hugged and embraced filled with a sense of relief, of solidarity they were sharing difficult stories but they weren't sharing them alone. tomorrow, that's what they'll do as part of the official congressional record, but more than just that testimony, joy, you and i know how deeply partisan and deeply entrenched this policy debate is between republicans and democrats. other female lawmakers across the country shared similar person

thank you so much congresswoman corey bush. you're wonderful.or being here. >>> homeland security is going to join us about what is happening in texas with haitian migrants but first, president biden makes his first appearance on the world stage with an address at the u.n. what is the biden doctrine and did boris johnson call him -- why did boris johnson call him a breath of fresh air? stay with us. breath of fresh air? stay with us zero-commission trades for online u.s. stocks and etfs. and a commitment to get you the best price on every trade, which saved investors over $1.5 billion last year. that's decision tech. only from fidelity. step up. prep up. to help keep you free from the risk of hiv. descovy for prep. a once-daily prescription medicine... ...that helps lower the chances of getting hiv through sex. it's not for everyone. descovy for prep has not been studied in people assigned female at birth. talk to your doctor to find out if it's right for you. descovy is another way to prep. descovy does not prevent other sexually transmitted in

the media loves to praise corey bush who wants to take away your police but not her own, politico andwrite the glowing profiles, ben and jerry donate ice cream proceeds, perhaps so she is keep funds her own private security, they blame a black republican who spent the better part of two lonely years working on an issue with no political upside for him. republicans are not going to defund the police, note correctly like cori bush advocates. if that is your end goal to defund police, you should remain absent from the table of negotiation, if you accept that defunding police is never the right solution, it is dumb when the nation is in throes of a violent crime wave, come back to the table, i promise you will find tim scott is still there senator scott is here now, thank you for joining us. democrats left the negotiating table twice, why? >> trey, they are managing so mean crises i think they are looking for a way to give biden a way. think about afghanistan crisis, border crisis. crisis in the most. crisis of spending of taxing. they are putting politics over people. and focusing on a p

betts, justin turner, corey seger coming up against jake mcgee. shoot. what's wrong? i think i'm down to my last inhaler. don't worry. you can refill it and get it delivered using the kaiser permanente app. smart. refill most prescriptions online and get delivery for no cost. >> will one be enough? the giants with a 1-0 lead sings it's carried from the third inning. jake mcgee comes in to try to make it hold up. the dodgers with the third place betts, clean-up dustin turner and quorrey seger due up against him. >> taking on the heart of the beast. mcgee, 59th time he's coming in. 29 saves on the year. and always seems that it just has to be that way. when you're a closer, so often in the bottom of the ninth inning or in the ninth inning, always seems to feature the heart of the beast. he's going to take on three guys with power. >> so mcgee against mookie betts. betts is 0-3. fouled out to first, flied out to right center and flied out to left center. here we go. he pitched in yesterday afternoon's game, 16 pitches, after not having pitched in eight days. quickly a ca

from me, mike corey, and the rest of the travel show team here in kenya, it's goodbye. hello there. weather is going to cheer up later on with some sunny spells breaking through. and we've already seen some sunshine early today around north—east england quite widely but to the north of this, northern scotland, it's a different story. extensive cloud here, some mist and fog patches and rain. now, that rain is due to an area of low pressure. the worst of the rain has cleared through the central belt, should be dry here, really, through the rest of the afternoon but it has stayed quite wet across parts of northern scotland, especially north highland and probably orkney as well. along with that rain it will continue to be quite murky as well with some mist and fog patches around the coasts and hills. to the south, england, wales, the cloud breaking, sunny spells coming through. there will often be quite a bit of cloud, mind you. temperatures reaching a high of 23 degrees today and for many of you it will continue to feel a little on the humid side. overnight tonight our weatherfront for

me is executive director at the center for election innovation and research and cnn legal analyst corey. this is something we've talked about extensively and hard to believe this is where we are so many months after the 2020 election. we heard this law professor sounding the alarm on election subversion. he called it the greatest danger facing american democracy today. is he right? >> absolutely. i feel as if especially now we're over ten months since the election. we're still talking about this. there is still people actively working both the losing candidate in the presidential election and the circle of grifters that surround him are spreading lies trying to profit off the effort to delegitimize american democracy. we're seeing it spread now and there is talk in the california recall by candidates that think they're going to lose. they're trying to plant the seeds of doubt in voters that the state of california might keep its democratic governor in a state that's overwhelmingly democratic. those kinds of things are toxic to a democracy and i honestly believe it's a national security

from me, mike corey, and the rest of the travel show team here in kenya, it's goodbye. hello there.'ve started off with a bit of sunshine around and some warmth. today, though, it looks decidedly wet for parts of england and wales in particular. then midweek, a ridge of high pressure will settle things down, we should see some good spells of sunshine before more rain arrives for friday as a new low pressure moves off the atlantic. now we've got a complicated area of weather fronts moving northwards across the country — this first one bringing light and patchier rain across parts of scotland and northern england, but it's this batch of rain across parts of central, southern, and eastern england which will be quite heavy with the risk of some localised flooding in places, maybe some rumbles of thunder as it continues to journey its way north eastwards. but i think we should start to see skies brightening up in northern ireland, wales, southwest, but the sunshine comes out and could set off a few heavy showers. but disappointing temperatures where we have the cloud and the rain, otherw

from me, mike corey, and the rest of the travel show team here in kenya, it's goodbye. hello. uk with skies like this. with the exception of the heavy rain in northern scotland, similar day to come on sunday for much of the uk. minus the heavy rain in northern scotland with the addition of rain moving into wales from this weather system approaching from the southwest. it will be turning wetter here as the day goes on. as the day begins, it will be a cooler start, it has been turning fresher from the north and there will be a lot of cloud around in scotland, hill fog and that cloud will slip south into northern england and with it, there will be a few light showers and at the same time northern and western scotland brighten up during the day. a few sunny spells in northern ireland as there will be across east anglia in southeast england. cloud increasing in the midlands and especially in southwest england and wales. still a bit of uncertainty about the progression of this rain and it will impact parts and especially cornwall and devon and looks like it will cover much of wales

the district is dealing with a flea infestation at esperanza elementary and corey munster discovery academyhe weekend while exterminators deep clean classrooms and play areas. the thinking is, raccoons that live in wooden areas in both schools have brought the insects to campus. both schools will reopen on monday. >>> taking a live look at san jose, where a job fair is happening right now at the westfield valley fair mall and you can meet with hiring managers from more than a couple dozen shops and restaurants. the positions vary from sales to cooks and servers. merchandisers, to shop managers. the job fair goes until 7:00 tonight on level ii, near the anthropology store. >>> taking a live look at sfo, where excitement for a giants run in the playoffs is taking flight, literally. giants mascot lucille served up some fancy lattes at the airports new lounge before a group tour, this alaska airlines a giant steamed jet. home run king and former giants legend barry bonds was also invited on the tour. he is still a legend. bonds has lots of options for getting around these days, from flying out

something new jersey senator corey booker addressed today on "meet the press." >> well, first of all, i don't like how this has been characterized as progressive versus moderates. this is joe biden's bill. this is about seizing what is a once in a generation opportunity. if we miss this opportunity, every dollar that we shrink it is a dollar we're not investing in our future. it's unfortunate. how this plays out, yeah, this is washington. i'm sure there will be some kind of compromise. >> joining me now california senator, a member of the budget and judiciary committees. do you share the optimism that there will be a compromise on the bill? >> i absolutely share his optimism that this will get done. of the bipartisan infrastructure package has already been accused by the senate and this budget reconciliation measure which is bigger, more ambitious but a necessary investment in our nation's infrastructure. i want to remind folks it seems like it is falling apart. is the number going to come down, this and that. we went through the same roller coaster on the bipartisan infrastructure pa

pollock, cody bellinger, and corey seager. four homers in the eighth to beat the padres. remains two with four to play. the a's in seattle. steve loose which gets a standing ovation from the seattle crowd. retiring after 54 years. a nice touch by seattle. frankie montas dealing. 206 strikeouts. second-most in oakland hayes -- oakland a's history. scoreless in the sixth round. tony kemp, so labonte to the right. mariner's answer in the bottom half of the inning. jared counted. they win 4-2. the a's officially eliminated. quakes and seattle sounders. do it for the gram. the cross to christian road on. the sounders take a 3-0 lead. marcus lopez and the quakes to the net. shane o'neill, you hate that. the sounders hang on for the 3-1 victory. kansas city royals hosted the bark at the park today. one fan taking this literally, it is almost too good. it looks like a real dog. a real dog that takes a selfie. abc >> that is our report. for all of us, i am dan ashley. we appreciate your time. on jimmy kimmel, ll cool j. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now y

corey seager back on that standing arm breaking ball. dodgers win 6-1 and are tied with the giants atop the nl west. san francisco used eight pitchers and will have another bullpen game tomorrow night. >>> the athletics bullpen once again bombarded today. herncndez a three-run blast. the a's trailed 10-3 in the ninth but here they come. john murphy, 16th of the season. that made it a two-run game. the really ended there. chris davis turned into stone like he just saw medusa. jays win it 10-8. oakland is reeling at the wrong time. four games behind boston for the second wildcard spot. >>> cal fans back at memorial stadium for the season opener. against nevada. last play of the first quarter. chase garbers. bears scored on their firs drives. the qb grew up in vaccaville. wasn't recruited by cal he want got a big arm. two touchdown passes were strong. fourth quarter now. bears down five. inside the ten, garbers under pressure. has to throw it away. cal was held to just three points over the final three quarters. nevada wins 22-17. >>> 49ers

from me, mike corey, and the rest of the travel show team here in kenya, it's goodbye. hello there.h better for the next couple of days. thanks to a ridge of high pressure, we should see plenty of dry and sunny weather. but it won't be completely sunny right across the board, there will be a few showers mainly across scotland and northern ireland. that's yesterday's low, clearing away toward scandinavia. this weak weather front will bring some showers to scotland and northern ireland through the day, but this ridge of high pressure will continue to build in. so, a much better—looking day for much of england and for wales, as well. a bit of cloud to start the day across eastern areas, maybe the odd shower, any mist should clear away, too, plenty of sunshine into the afternoon. same, too, for eastern scotland, but northern and western scotland, and into northern ireland will see more cloud and a few showers around, so the mid—to—high teens here, could see highs of 21—22 celsius further south. now through wednesday night, it stays dry with clear spells across england and wales, allowin

corey seager with two solo bombs. dodges went 3-0. giants maintain a two-game lead with 62-game -- play. -- six to play. the eighth retiring -- on at retiring equipment manager after 54 years. what an honor that is. a man on first and two outs. he pretends like he will stop at third and decides to go. it was reviewed. he was out. it walk off hit. a's when their final home game of the year. the 49ers welcomed the packers but also the faithful, they will be ready. last time they played a game in a packed house was in 2020. san francisco dominated be packers en route to the super bowl that year. guy's are fired up to regain their home-field advantage against a historically tough opponent >> coming -- opponent. >> it's great to have the faithful back in the stands. can't wait to have them screaming. it will be a fun atmosphere. >> it will be special. i'm expect -- excited to have fans back. it is a coincidence but we are in a primetime game. really looking forward to it. >> i'm excited for their first experience of be a night game. i know

corey seager hits the powerball. both are tied in sixth place in the division. the stage for sunday's showdown. >> as we put these rallies together against a team like the dodgers, but frankly against any team, you got to drive in runs and you got to have big innings, we're not doing that right now. >> the a's north of the border taking on toronto, oak land going the wrong direction. a one-run game in the bottom of the seventh. the blue jays beat the a's 10-8. >> the final play of the quarter here. the touchdown and cal extends the lead. >> the golden bears out fast in the season opener with a 14-point lead against nevada. then the wolf pack rally by scoring the next 22 points. nevada beats cal, 22-17. first non-conference loss under justin wilcox. tough day for the cardinal. the wildcats running wild. k state beat stanford. down to the coliseum in l.a. the spartans first game against usc in a dozen years. the pick six to greg johnson. the spartans march on by the trojans. the earthquakes playing colorado. it was scoreless until the 89th minute. dominick badgy w

the organizer of justice for j-6, he was a former trump operative, worked underneath corey lewandowski when he was the campaign manager for then-candidate donald trump. he's the organizer of this rally. he's going to be speaking in just a moment. i spoke to him a little bit earlier to ask him what he thought about the turnout and he admitted because he understands that one of the reasons why he decided to have this rally here was because he wanted to get as much press attention as possible. i asked him, why would you want to have a rally at such a political place, understanding what took place on january 6th, understanding how politicized it is, how so many people have ptsd if they were here experiencing that whole thing? and he said because he knew how much press he would get, how much attention he would get and it was one of the reasons he wanted to have the rally here. he cease all the media here and feels satisfied that he's getting the attention he wants. he feels as if people on january 6th from the insurrection are being unjustifiably held, unjustifiably charged. he feels as if

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corey seager has two solo blasts. they win 3-0 over the diamondbacks.intain a two-game lead. both teams off tomorrow. it will host the padres. they will welcome in them on tuesday. the a's will retire equipment manager and name the outfield -- after after after ar he is out. we are still -- tied at three. bottom of the ninth, walkoff winner. a's when their final home game of the year. the raiders honoring new hall of famer at their game against miami in las vegas. it to see the coach. dolphin scored the first 14. in from 12 yards out. miami comes back. final seconds in the fourth. fourth and goal. gotta have it. he buys time. into the end zone. they get the two-point conversion. we go into overtime. daniel carlsen, the game-winner. the raiders have one to-three in overtime. vegas went dirty eight-28. first time there were 3-0 since their super bowl run. first time ever they are playing l.a. and he is taking it in. looking good there, tom. matt stafford finds former hollywood highlight. runs up the tunnel. look at the head coach. 35 years old. he will sp

northern ireland captain will lead his team out tonight missing key players mcginnis, evans, his brother coreytough night ahead for his man. you without them there is a tough night ahead for his man.— ahead for his man. you have to be read for ahead for his man. you have to be ready for those _ ahead for his man. you have to be ready for those sort _ ahead for his man. you have to be ready for those sort of _ ahead for his man. you have to be ready for those sort of things. - ready for those sort of things. especially in these times, at the moment the lasses, we don't really well in respect of players we've been able to keep a hold of. whether it's injury, illness, we have lost people but we've got players committed which is given them experience, given them a chance to come into the squad come integrate themselves. maybe they are not expecting to play, thrown in. let's see what they can do.— see what they can do. northern ireland started _ see what they can do. northern ireland started their— see what they can do. northern ireland started their campaign l see what they can do. northern - irel

me, my corey, and the rest of the travel show he team here in kenya, it's goodbye. hello there. some rumbles of thunder, a lot of rain also from those showers in northern ireland. this is just how it looked in those showers, for example, at lowestoft in suffolk on friday afternoon. now, we should see fewer showers at least through saturday — in fact, for much of the weekend — but there is a question mark over sunday and that's because we should see a little bit more sunshine. things turn a little fresher as this area of low pressure responsible for the showers starts to move away to the north—east. we are left with wet weather across northern scotland because of this trailing weather front but behind that weather front, we shift the wind direction into the north and the north—west, so it freshens up because at the moment, we still have that humidity. that will start to ebb away during saturday. but we also have that wet weather in the north. it's already been pretty wet in shetland and by morning, widespread rain across the north, scotland some quite heavy rain as well. elsewher

polloco bellinger, and corey seager. four homers in the eighth to beat the padres.e lead remains two with four to play. the a's in seattle. steve loose which gets a standing ovation from the seattle crowd. retiring after 54 years. a nice touch by seattle. frankie montas dealing. 206 strikeouts. second-most in oakland hayes -- oakland a's history. scoreless in the sixth round. tony kemp, so labonte to the right. mariner's answer in the bottom half of the inning. jared counted. they win 4-2. the a's officially eliminated. quakes and seattle sounders. do it for the gram. the cross to christian road on. the sounders take a 3-0 lead. marcus lopez and the quakes to the net. shane o'neill, you hate that. the sounders hang on for the 3-1 victory. kansas city royals hosted the bark at the park today. one fan taking this literally, it is almost too good. it looks like a real dog. a real dog that takes a selfie. abc who doesn't like more? and i mean, like, a lot more. well, with xfinity you get more for your money. because with xfinity internet you get a free flex 4k streaming

from me, mike corey, and the rest of the travel show team here in kenya, it's goodbye. hello. with rain at times. this is the satellite picture with the jet stream superimposed with the jet stream superimposed with a look at that pattern looping to the north around iceland, thejet stream meanders for the cell. and it actually comes back again and is brought us this little weather front. quite a compact weather system with the cloud engulfing parts of wales, the southwest of wigan. not everywhere in the southwest but you could see with the rain is through the course of the evening spreading a little bit further and went into the midlands. but it's so slow moving which means that many parts of the uk further north will stay dry and quite clear in places. in actually quite chilly in places. in actually quite chilly in scotland. also the extreme south and the south he should stay dry and clear. it could be quite mild still in his office up is because the air is coming in from the style relatively speaking to everywhere else in the uk for sub the winds are very light and the small

you said if it puzzle that, that coban mclaughlin or somebody that can my majority but a corey, i see for the another. why am i so speak of them? i got cut off a few pieces of some sort of mission in my sheet. it was good. i was i was able stuff from years ago was right. which is obviously the holiday and yeah, near to what she called me car said he started pre k. she's done that about that. i mean, but you can call me then that is a no much cool, but that was he did it out of hunger lack. there must 2nd members from now tony, members, mom i the water but the most basic mother was medical. there was another minute or even just a little i would get bored to say who me as eco, mister wayne employees, what he thought, what am i, what i kind of the official was payoff well, because the job gives them k bahati click on push on the big why fi? shoot us, the brothers. that's all about honey for the civilian. but as you joke about the do y'all them, jacob is a joke over study for somebody because when she they got it, they go, rand, good on others. how much is off the how much weight on she w

than 6 decades and few if any hold a greater place in that history than the soviet space engineers. corey of space x found a mosque is repeatedly cited him as a key source of inspiration. he's been talking to coral, loves grandson about his recent meeting with musk bowman ocean. but i really liked that everything's in practically the same space and everyone sees the result of their work and what's happening around them. it's an enormous hanger about the size of a football field where they assemble the engines, carrier rocket, and landing module nearby. there's the glass partition and then 4 or 5 floors of engineers offices so they can look out onto the production area and see everything . actually, many of the engineers worked remotely, even from other states. the engineers developed things in groups with like 3 of them working remotely and 2 in the space ex office who can go down and look at everything, check and configure things, and then discuss them and make changes in the computer. mister marsha, this particular one was not he's a fantastic person to talk to that became clear during

the government's formation is only the beginning santa who they're also theda, beirut. rummy, corey is the director of global in gauge meant at the american university of favors . he explains the challenges and you haven't at faces. it's more than just economic problems. this is really a collapsible functioning governance system. the countries bankrupt, the government agencies are not providing electricity, sufficient water, a good education. the basic and of course, reasonably priced food and medicine. the basic things that you need to just stay alive, the government is no longer fully providing as partially providing only and this has caused huge loss of confidence in the government and the. ready political leadership and even the legitimacy of these institutions of the state. so it's much more than just to make a mama crisis. it's a crisis of governance, and there's a big question on the minds of most lebanese, are they going to just patch up this? is this new government just going to patch up some quick reforms, maybe produce more electricity, may be stabilized the fall of the leba

now we go live to corey mills, who's the army combat veteran who coordinated the mission to get the family out of afghanistan. really appreciate you. joining us on our tea. mr. mills. first off. just even the logistics of trying to organize something like this seem bewildering and such a chaotic time of trying to get those people out of afghanistan. can just explain to us how you managed it. i'm sorry, no, i can't actually hear you. i apologize. can you hear me at all now, mr. mills? now i'm sorry. i still can't hear you. okay. we'll try and re stablish the connection and get back to you and try and resume this interview a little bit later on the, the shame that we will get the chance to talk to cory mills in due course, rice will have more news for you from our to moscow after this ah ah, is your media a reflection of reality? the in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? tyson lation community. are you going the right way or are you being direct? what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted. you need to defend the join us in the depths. will remain in the shallows, use

it was crazy, and then corey seager with a man on. two run, shot five homers in their last two innings for the dodgers. they win it 11 to 9. giants state two games up only four games left to play. and after this weekend, there will be no games left for the a's to play. and when they look back on this season, what in the world where they doing against the seattle mariners early on in this thing? cb buckner, the home plate umpire? is nearly k o. c b is tough and stays in the ball game behind the plate in the sixth inning scoreless against the mariners, tony kemp took it to ride over and out solo homer of logan gilbert his seventh of the year wasn't going to be enough, even with frankie montas has been their best starting pitcher of late on the mound. he gives it up here to jake kalinic into the wide open spaces and right center. he's got himself a two run double and the mariners take a 21 lead. they had a homer from abraham toro. and get this 12 straight times, the mariners beat the a's and 15 to 19 times. i got a little football to tal

going the will, number one, losing a 1st set firebreak here against the japan kwanisha corey, which was the hit back to when in full, since the aims to become the 1st place is rod laver. back in 1969 to win all 4 major prices in a single lloyd harris is $316.00 at a major for the 1st time after this. when i was 7, the dentist, she has a lot, harris beating his canadian opponent and strength fee for president johnny francine . it was paid a visit to african refugees in tulsa next year. welcome hosts of health house, around $600.00 refugees in a complex built as official accommodation for the 2022 football oh belgium strike originally la copa wants to say infancy new and fee for doing more to combat racism. football well, governing body has opens an investigation to england, plays with targeted turn that will qualify against hungry on thursday. i think now it's the time that you know, something has to happen because, you know, we are 2021. i think a lot of teams, you know, have a lot of pleasure, different any initiatives, religious and, and such a i think now i think the find the u. f. a

justin turner in the pickle ends up on third with corey seeger who's tagged out and if buster tag turner when he stepped off third, the game would have been over instead. two outs in the ninth and confusion here. some people were on posey on twitter critical. but anyway, chris taylor with a flare into no man's land that scores turner were tied at one dodgers had to run on the 10th to go up 2-1 bottom 10, brandon crawford base hit buster puts it in a 're tie two bottom 11, it's posey again a rocket trey turner all star throw pools will smith off the bag brandon belt scores, everybody safe and the giants win three two, they take a one game lead over. i gave two of the series is tomorrow night as in toronto. this game was nuts and heartbreaking tony camp got dirt in his eye needed drops mid at bat. then follows it with the two-run homer to make it six two the a's built it eight two cushion, and that's when things went terribly wrong after bob melvin pulled shawn mania toronto with a six spot on the 8th lourdes. gorio jr. grand slam. we're tired today bullmail. stoic really top nine mark han

justin turner in the pickle ends up on third with corey seeger who's tagged out and if buster tag turnertepped off third, the game would have been over instead. two outs in the ninth and confusion here. some people were on posey on twitter critical. but anyway, chris taylor with a flare into no man's land that scores turner were tied at one dodgers had to run on the 10th to go up 2-1 bottom 10, brandon crawford base hit buster puts it in a fifth gear scores from second. we're tied at two bottom 11, it's posey again a rocket trey turner all star throw pools will smith off the bag brandon belt scores, everybody safe and the giants win three two, they take a one game lead over. i gave two of the series is tomorrow night as in toronto. this game was nuts and heartbreaking tony camp got dirt in his eye needed drops mid at bat. then follows it with the two-run homer to make it six two the a's built it eight two cushion, and that's when things went terribly wrong after bob melvin pulled shawn mania toronto with a six spot on the 8th lourdes. gorio jr. grand slam. we're tired today bullmail. sto

she corey next in a rematch of the tokyo olympic quote, the final joke which one that matches straight set in michigan had a tough time getting through to the 3rd round, eventually beat the mackenzie macdonald in 5 in the women's tournament till c dash boncey book to place in the 3rd round, she b told them and they become clara wilson in straight sets. despite a late challenge from the dane in the 2nd carolina, please give a narrowly avoided becoming an early casualty of the us open. she recalled 24 aces to overcome amanda. nice to move. a 756776, and a thrilling 2nd round match. pakistan has won his 1st gold metal at the paralympic game. hi to alli with the man to to get it for them. he won the men's discus with a personal best throw in tokyo. and he has cerebral palsy and has previously on silver and from metal indies. cricket is gaining the upper hand of england in the full test at the oval. they picked up too early wickets on day 2 night watchman craig overton went without adding to the school and they've just lost their wood. mullin as well. england. 62 for 5 still 128. run in the

lo, he, corey dot, dot com. it's crazy to attack a defenseless child. i can understand mugging an adult, but now they are shooting kids. i can't understand how anyone could do that, but i mean, just the situation has become so dangerous that some banks are offering insurance to protect the atm withdrawl. for less than $2.00, you're protected for 2 hours. in case of robbery, it covers the money, but also violence that domestic military deployment remains controversial in a country just emerging from decades of war. when soldiers were deployed with the police in may, in response to anti government protest, it's parked the international condemnation. when dozens were killed. yet the expert say that repeated studies in latin american cities show that deploying the army does not improve security. it's william with that. i will course as well that what it shows is the inability of the local and national government to manage security policies properly. and it shows that nobody prepared for a wave of crime so strong as the one with dealing with them because inc