dante? dante: no.an run a business just like my father did growing up. lemonis: prove it to yourself or prove it to him and yourself? dante: a little bit of both. i just feel like he thinks i'm incapable. growing up, he tried to make decisions for me. jimmy: like? you have an example? dante: the decision of picking my own house was not even up to me at 26 years old and... jimmy: so, when we looked at the house, i didn't say to you, "dante, what do you think? you like the house? you think we could do it?" denise: you said, "i like the house. this is where i'm gonna live." jimmy: you weren't there. denise: i was there. jimmy: if somebody ever built me a house, i would not complain about it. i've dedicated my whole life to you and your brother and get talked to like i do. ♪♪ lemonis: part of the reason why i'm so adamant about doing this is because i feel like dante gave up on the business because of his relationship or frustration with his dad, and i feel like jimmy gave up on the business because of his

>> why did you do it, dante?nth after sarah had been brutally murdered, detectives flew down to florida armed with a warrant and brought her suspected killer back to new york where he was charged with rape and first-degree murder. >> why'd you kill her? >> sarah's brother-in-law nick heard about the arrest from police. >> the detectives called at night, very late, and said that they were bringing dante taylor back. he was the one who murdered sarah. >> what was it like to hear that? >> a lot of emotions. just want to get a hold of him, really. you know? just give him to me. don't even, you know, worry about anything else. >> the court of nick? >> yeah. yeah. >> he wasn't surprised to hear who it was. >> he was the only one -- the only person that when i got to him, face to face, like me and you, i felt something that i just wanted to rip his heart out of him. it was just real bad. >> sarah's sister lizzy will never forget hearing the news. >> the detective called me and said that, we arrested him, and then my bod

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anything above it about his bacon dante wilder, and that's the most dangerous way out there. okay, and that is all your support for now. holla, back to you. thank you very much indeed, far, much for this news or to keep it here on al jazeera. does that with you after this very short break is more of the latest world news? ah, on air or online, be part of the debate, or pacific people, the ocean is our identity and the source of well being. we are the, when no healthy get off the table, it's a shooting site atmosphere. people are demoralized. they're exhausted and many health care workers are experiencing tfc like symptom. jump into this dream and julian global community. if you're online on youtube right now, you can be part of this conversation as well. this dream now does era, october or now just some growing vaccine inequality for the political and economic impact. the latest development at the corona virus and demi companies that spread across the globe, democracy, maybe inexpensive new series explores the ever growing challenges to democracy around the world. the former

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put him to work, dante. let's head inside. dante: all right. let's go. lemonis: put your pops to work. we need some cash in the cash register. dante: that's absolutely true. lemonis: let's rock and roll. man: ♪ feel lost, feel enough, feel less than good ♪ ♪♪ lemonis: i'm here in petaluma, california, it's a community adjacent to sonoma and napa. this area is famous for winemaking. but today i'm going to be visiting sonoma coast spirits -- it's an infused vodka and cocktails company -- and see what it looks like. jill: we have three pos coming. 21,000 units. lemonis: wow. boy, this one's good. carter: that one's good. lemonis: really good. who's in charge of the business? jill: i am. lemonis: do you guys think you're running the business? carter: yeah. lemonis: what is the tension between the two of you? jill: i'm the only one that's really kept this business going. i need respect, yeah. carter: i would like some, too. lemonis: this is where i think the rubber meets the road, because if you want to leave the bottle the way it is... jill: i'm sorry. lemon

dante had a stinger. he came back in. >> with josh's injury, is that -- that peck injury? >> yeah, chest injury. >> is it severe? >> not sure. yeah. >> katelyn? >> just calf. he did early in the game and couldn't come back, so not sure anything more than that. but always worried when it's a calf and couldn't come back in. >> okay. thank you. >> when he scored there at the end, even though they didn't have any timeouts, did you feel there was maybe too much time knowing who was on the other side there? >> yeah, you always worry with aaron on the other side. that's why we didn't use any time-outs. we were hoping to take it down. >> obviously, you wanted to score there. but was that play call designed just to get closer? was it -- did you think it had a chance to go? >> i mean, i think he hit the last kind of progression on the check down just had hell of an effort running up to the catch. >> we will take a break. when we come back on xfinity sports sunday, we'll look ahead to the seahawks. 49ers in seattle in week four. >> we will continue our postgame coverage in just a few

dante: no.don't give a [bleep]. ...has them bleeding money year after year. jimmy: i don't think you know totally what to do. you don't know the laws. you don't know if you can handle this. lemonis: they'll need to learn the basics from the ground up. dante: we buy the pasta by the pound.

dante's first circle of hell is limbo, and that's where the government is this morning. that's the bad news. the good news is the second circle of hell is lust, and it doesn't seem we're headed there, as far as you know. negotiations in all this continuing at this moment. >> and while the clock ticked, republicans were blocking a measure to fund the government and to raise the debt ceiling, setting up a scramble for governments to avoid a partial government shutdown that kicks in after the stroke of midnight on friday. the nation also now edging closer to defaulting on its loans and triggering an economic tsunami. lauren fox is on capitol hill tracking the latest developments and the latest ring of hell. tell us where we stand, lauren. >> reporter: brianna, this morning on capitol hill, like you said, the government just one day closer to potentially shutting down. that deadline coming thursday at midnight. there is a lot of work to do still ahead in the u.s. senate. like you said, republicans united in voting against that bill to both fund the government through early d

you might as well -- >> like "dante's peak" all over. >> like the band on the "titanic." just take it in. >> just play the violin. oh, lord. that's what you're going to hear when i'm running. >> you said it was cool. i agree. i wasn't there. >>> coming up, the big announcement overnight from britney spears. >>> plus, we're kicking off our week-long series "america strong." this morning, a real-life queen of hearts who is proving that kindness is contagious. >>> and later, the cat that appeared to use all nine lives. how this ended. you're watching "world news now." do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have one hundred thousand dollars or more of life insurance you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit conventrydirect.com to find out if you policy qualifies. or call th

assistant dante williams will take over for the rest of the season. oh, and back here? another 300 players, another $300,000 for some 20 bay area cancer research companies, that is what we have a ball tournament brings, spearheaded by bob hammer, a two-time cancer survivor. i have a paf this its 17 years. we bring it back here to the tee box of the par three four whole have my back up behind me and i have to say i think i will get a cheer from this, in 17 years, this have a ball golf tournament has raised over $4 million for cancer research. >> that's fantastic. >> reporter: that is certainly worth and applause. >> no kidding. >> from danville, back to you guys in studio, i will see you at 11:00. >> thank you, vern. good work. now onto the 19th hole. >>> coming up ne >>> if you have items made from exotic animals, the oakland zoo once you to give them up. >> the zoo is launching its first end of the trade today to combat the illegal wildlife trade. this african leopard was hunted as a trophy and then donated to the oakland zoo. the zoo uses it to spread awareness that t

they were discussing dante. i think that suggests there is a bit of fatigue with the campaign. a lot of germans just want to geit over with and move on. because they are looking at most likely stability in terms of policy, they are not as excited about it as many of us who are watching from the outside are. nancy: that paints a vivid picture. matthew, thank you. politico's chief correspondent. we will be bringing you live results and analysis in our german elections new spe on sunday so you can follow all the facts. join russ atkins and guests as germans vote to decide who was going to succeed outgoing chancellor angela merkel. the separatist former head of catalonia's regional government has been released from detention. he was held while in a tradition request from spain was considered. this is him leaving the court a short while ago. he was detained in sardinia on thursday. spain was sent to return to stand trial for charges linked to sedition to make catalonia independent back in 2017. his lawyer say the next hearing will be on the fourth of october and that he is allowed t

now head of it starts a woman sydney, it's $29.00 degrees, which beats perse versus dant, about 90 degrees. but she is off. this is i think often as a suddenly buster. so you got the walk through. no, no straight is stretching to sydney and then all of a sudden things change. the wind direction changes to suddenly and strengthens too . so $29.00 down to 19 in one day and staying about that they've which is where it should be to be honest weather proper from the showers in new south wales. victoria is head against was new zealand, would be pretty nasty, i think unsolved for a couple of days. but still, the nastiest of all is entire food and form champ through which is on its way past tie where i'm at satellite picks were please an awful lot of risk from not just the strong winds, but the huge amount of rain said landslide risk here may be may be even worse as it goes further north, because it, although it's good to lose some strengths, it's expanding this over flatter grant. so shanghai is at some risk here. so chance you then effecting shanghai probably late on monday and tuesday, already

the cut, receiver travis benjamin, running back wayne goleman, and defensive back clinton dix, and dante johnson. ron announced today that he plans to step away from full time coaching at the end of the . he's been with the giants for 34 years in various roles, in 1998, he joined dusty baker's staff and is now the longest figured coach in franchise history. earlier this month he won his 2000th game with the team. by the way, the giants and the a's tonight, moving pictures of course, coming up on the late show. >> he should be managing this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. the x-rays from your urgent care visit look good. just stay off that leg, okay? what about my rec team? i'm all they got. next season. thanks doc. wow, he already scheduled my pt. i love doctors who work with athletes. does he know you tripped over a basketball? that's a sports injury. at kaiser permanente, we make getting care easy so you can get back on the court quicker. >>> before we let you go, one fina

middle because people cannot hear one more shot, more shops and is too much for the people to have my dante. how are you? a couple one of the important what's in the country has been taken in order to come to shows up a couple of back into the country. took issue. government are. busy very busy day. busy to day operations mistakes like waiting started. busy we are just waiting to hear when can we start. busy overseas lives there are some fun mcdermott going on on the side putting the radar system back in place. we want people to be a little bit patient with us yet to stay overseas slides. busy probably some people on the guy who has done some on the computer it was used for that was for commercial.

>> dante headed on the nose. talking about the infrastructure issues and lack of funding. he has pretty much stated the answer to your question. the homes that we have on reservation, they are one of the issues that we have. being able to replace the homes that we do have. availability of funding. >> right. in the recovery from the coronavirus crisis, the community development has played a really important role in providing financial services to folks that have been overlooked and are unable to get access to financing. can you talk to us about what we need to do to help cfi's support homeownership for indigenous people. what have you seen that is most effective in accomplishing this goal? >> good. we created a community fund that has morphed into a minnesota fund. it's new. they chose not to enter into the ppp arena because of their size. i see them as being the most integral part of homeownership. especially in urban areas and reservation areas. serving both the urban area and working with the community in wisconsin. i see the advantage in the urban and on the reservation

s. military house confirmed dante carried out the strike, seeing it resulted in 2nd, re explosions. central command said it's a where of reports civilians were killed and is conducting an investigation. and it all of course out to the vast debt total over the course of a to decade long. the war that's come at a devastating cost. the the taliban now has more black hawk helicopters than 85 percent of the countries in the world. ah, and isis k still exist in our growing and gamma stand and eventually they acquire these weapons. the majority of every member behind me is a veteran. we now have americans stuck in afghanistan, the taliban in charge, with most more weaponry than they've ever had in the past. and a border that is open ah, humanitarian catastrophe. loons in afghanistan on the half the population need few monetary and assistance. one and 3 don't know where the next meal will come from. well, the u. k. how the 2nd largest military presence in ghana stone and the british foreign secretary has been grilled over some major missteps during the withdrawal r t. shoddy edwards dusty,

general when some form or fashion and now as governor, he has the ability to decide the future of dante'sarties after— that have automatic parties after you get exonerated. north carotiha's— after you get exonerated. north carolina's not one of them. i'm not begging or pleading for it, i'm not begging or pleading for it, i'm justm _ not begging or pleading for it, i'mjust... putting not begging or pleading for it, i'm just... putting this whole system — i'm just... putting this whole system on _ i'm just... putting this whole system on notice that i'm going to keep — system on notice that i'm going to keep talking. that report was part of 'justice delayed', a documentary which is airing on bbc world news this weekend. check your local listings for details. scientists have found that tuna populations are starting to recover after years of overfishing. numbers of yellowfin and blue fin are bouncing back following the introduction of strict fishing quotas. but the international union for the conservation of nature says many other marine species are moving closer to extinction. almost a0 % of

plan for a fight between the pair collapsed earlier this year. fury opted to meet american dante wilder for a 3rd time. about the fight takes place in 2 weeks time. on saturday, joshua will take on the and being all extender of ukraine in london, but already the prospect of a unification. contest is the main topic of discussion. if i lose, i'm fine music again. the dispute gets put on hold if, when i'll fly, even one of them, if fury when i'll fly furious waterways off by water. if fury will, doesn't take the fight with me because i live. he said that he wants to fly. you said he wants to fight dylan 1st watches or a fast or something. then why was each why it has to motivate you that to make you want to get better during training? and so even one of those guys, a good fire is both in champion. fewer is going to make his 1st defense in 2 weeks . was that actually defend to develop a few times that they're both good fires, both 5050 in terms of where they are in their career and why any of them anytime win lose or draw in 2 weeks for them. and you want them not ready for anyone. he bough

plans for a fight between the pair collapsed earlier this year when fury offered to meet american dante, wilder for a 3rd time. and that fight takes place in 2 weeks time on saturday. josh will take take on the unbeaten all exactly, all sky of ukraine london. but already the prospect of the unification. contest is the main topic of discussion australia's ran and if land has extended her extraordinary winning history in the cliff, diving world championship series, the 2nd last stop on tour was in italy if 11 her 12 consecutive vent across the last 3 seasons. and she secured a 5th street world title in the mountains, very hum, feel the 1st place to take the title, his 9th, the world series, crown. and the season finale takes place on sunday, also, and italy. ok, and that is all useful for now. call it back to you. oh, thank you for terrifying that good to see for me on the scene here and do have a going over at sea. lauren taylor and our colleagues in london will be with you right after the very short break up by a news news, news. news on air or online, be part of the debate or people th

john hoffman reports now from l. dante setting town, where a bit coined pilot project could forecast was to come. this is where i sat with those big coin experiment. again. it was on the small side with 3 years ago and anonymous don't like a local people, digital it with the crypto currency. now the country is expanding the experiment nationwide. side with those about to become the 1st country in the world to use big coin as legal tender it will run. it's another option alongside the current currency us solar. we traveled 12 on tape to find out how the pilot program has gone and what it could mean for the rest of the country. we found plenty of infuse, just like 70 percent of people in el salvador doesn't have a bank account. he's big coin. well, it's a way for him to put some money aside, but i have a low income. i don't move much money a little i have, i spend on food. so with bitcoin, i can save up and that's the big coin is going up in value, is seen as smooth savings going to the problem is the big point swings down as well, at times heavily of the people here are set up with th

well, that's all for us, sir. dantes election headquarters for this. our rest assured our team if the anchors and correspondents are going to stay with you right through the remaining campaign days, not long to really wait now because actually in the far east of russia, those pulling brazil the opening in about 30 minutes time. i'll be voting to, i know, he said i was whole heartedly behind the cup of tea party of change though, i'm off to express my support with a cup of coffee party, almost called a floating voter. i'll be back with more in half an hour the the hi a mash guys or this is be kaiser re port. well here now, we also coming off different places. i think. right, well you and i have been covering here on the kaiser report for the last decade at least, but especially with the last 6 months of as we lead up to the 50th year of fi out when the us went off the gold standard in august 15th 1971, we've been looking at all the problems of the trip and dilemma with, you know, all the consequences of the exorbitant privilege. and one of the things yo

afghanistan and the most unilateral fashion we've seen in 50 years, he talks about humanity but we have dante'sinferno on the southern border. we haven't seen anything like it so there's no connection between the rhetoric and the reality and finally i think the un stuff doesn't go well when tony blinken says he's going to invite the un and adjudicate race relations, they don't say a thing about the waivers or praise the who when they said china was very transparent about the coronavirus and travel bands were xenophobic or racist that doesn't go over very well. >> we played instances of reporters being rushed out of the room but that wasn't the only time it happened. >> thank you very much. laura: apparently the white house press pool large some complaint and demanded a biden pressure, please give us a press conference and jen psaki said no, he takes questions from reporters all the time. former white house press secretary, what do you say to this? >> to add insult to injury when they shoot the white house press corps out so they couldn't ask president biden many questions it was after the briti

since that time, the data has become abun dant and clear for anyone over age 50 pfizer full approvalnd that's what considered at the fda advisory committee today. their proposal failed. there's not enough data for every one age 16 to get a third shot right now what did happen after that vote went down was regrouping age 65 and people who are at high risk for severe covid that is what is they landed on as the final determination for the vote unanimous to go ahead. >> we like that. we think that's good >> yes it gives medical interpretation. if your doctor feels you're at high risk and also the work force of the health care, there are many people who would be considered at high risk. this is a good compromise. it's a moving target we're going to get more data out of israel, out of uk and other places eventually a lot more people are going to need these third shots. that was always part of the plan from the beginning >> i'm glad you mentioned israel we're seeing israel had the highest ever cases of covid, worse than any previous surge, despite 8% of population with administered boosters

for our brothers, that came at the center of ground zero, the eventually hollowed ground for us was dante's they had incurred wounds as they stopped piece by piece, lowering their bodies into a manhole-sized opening to rescue two of their fellow officers. that is with these officers did. they put their lives on the line, saved lives, and their hero is and should always be honored. >> when i hear this, i want to point something out. if viewers want to do something concrete, every time you see an officer, say "thank you." they are typically stoic people, but it means so much for them to hear that. they want to know that we have their back. real quickly, there is a documentary that i helped put together, it's coming out tomorrow on hbo. it is about baseball and how september 11th struck baseball and how baseball helped america heal. it is such a vivid, emotional reminder of how much love -- we used to wear flag lapels, it all seems to be gone. it was a ton of coming together, patriotism, and respect for first responders. we should remember those emotions. they are powerful, you need them back.

but hampton county corner angela t topper told investigators in a letter that the deskre dant's downtowndoch for wrongful death, but they say they never received the money they say they were due. eric bland is their family attorney. >> he hand walked in to his best friend and college roommate to bring a lawsuit against himself on behalf of the estate. now, you know, as a lawyer 33 years, i've never heard that. where you encourage somebody and take them to a lawyer who you hand pick and bring that lawyer bring claims against you. >> this new development in the death as alex murdoch was already struggling with the unsolved murders of his wife and son in june. allegations that he stole money from his family's law firm and his own admission of decades-long opioid addiction. all of this playing out in a very public downfall. >> and yojoining me now, elie honig. you can't take your eyes of this story. it's just incredible. it seems like there's a different twist over day. >> all the adjectives apply to this case. the big question on a lot of people's minds now is will alex murdoch be ever char

the old richmond coming down and the new richmond as send dant. >> this is a powerful place now. >> reporterell, the wait is finally over. the nfl own kicks off tonight with the super bowl champion tampa bay bucs hosting the dallas cowboys. a andy scholes is live with a preview. >> football fans have been waiting for this day, the nfl season is finally here. more than 65,000 fans here at raymond james stadium for this opener, they will all get to watch the bucs unveil their super bowl banner as they begin their quest to repeat as champs. no team has ever been more ready to repeat in nfl history. tampa bay the first team ever in the salary cap era to bring back every single starter on offense and defense after winning the super bowl. tom brady, 44 years old, and he said this season is going to be even more challenging than last season because of where we are as a country dealing with covid. >> we're certainly more risk at year than we put ourselves in last year. crust lo just look at all the things we're doing differently. so the risk is up for everybody. but it is just our reality, so hopefu

. >> i'm going to assert that the events of august 14th had the direct antesee dant with a bad decisionmike pompeo in 2018 to legitimize the taliban by bringing that face to face negotiations. >> blinken agreed that the trump administration officials did strike the deal with the taliban, forcing the u.s. exit. >> we inherited a deadline. we did not inherit a plan. >> reporter: now the biden administration must decide how to work with the taliban, which is now in control of the country and how to defend against any potential terrorist threats emerging in afghanistan without u.s. troops, diplomats or intelligence officials in the country. >> we lost some capacity for sure in not having those boots on the ground in afghanistan, but we have ways and we are actively working on that to make up for that, to mitigate for that, to make sure that we have eyes on the problem to see if it reemerges in afghanistan. >> let's get reaction from the top republican on the foreign affairs committee, congressman michael mcfall. he was in today's hearing. congressman, thank you for joining us. did you get t

s c, wasted no time firing clay, helping their coach dante williams and assistant on the staff was namedcalifornia. all right. i don't know what to say about this next story. except before you freak out. it's got a happy ending to show you a cat that used up about eight of its life over the weekend. good this out. this cat is hanging at hard rock stadium dangling from the upper deck bands used in american flag to catch the cat and the cat is safe and sound, and it was described. does not being in the best of moods when they saved them. but you talk about using up your nine lives. about using up your nine lives. quite oh, here's a fun postal fact. the inside of our mailbox is under federal jurisdiction, so if you broke my right thumb, that's the pasadena city police. but if you broke my left thumb, that's the fbi. if i'm going to jail, i'm killing him, not breaking his thumb. yeah. ooh! i got a letter from my meemaw. (sniffing) mmm. smell this. (sniffing) what is that? uh, roses, bengay and dr. scholl's foot powder. yep. grandma by calvin klein. you know, the last time i got a handwritten

. >> reporter: actor john magaro plays the young silvio dante. >> he is not here. >> reporter: tony soprano's he has, that kind of frown he has. and then it gets into the shoulders a little bit. and then he always has his hands kind of like this, kind of keeps his arms in. >> reporter: magaro says the pressure to capture the characters and not to do impressions of them was felt cast-wide. >> nothing is like playing a character where you have millions of rabid fans who are willing to pounce on you at the latest mistake. i'm going to have to turn my phone and internet off for a few weeks because they're going to come after us. >> reporter: did you audition other actors? >> yes. we auditioned other actors prior to him. >> reporter: once you auditioned him, you knew? >> yeah. ♪ >> reporter: him...is michael gandolfini, james gandolfini's son. >> the first instinct was no. it comes with pressure. it comes with a responsibility. and then a whole other layer of playing my dad's part. >> reporter: but then he did something he had never done before. before your prep for the audition, you had never wat

on behalf of the national congress of american indians, as the chief executive officer, dante desiderio, we represent the largest and oldest organization comprised of sovereign tribal nations under citizens. tribal nations across the country aimed to maintain housing infrastructure that improves their citizens' health outcomes, sustains their regional economy, and importantly addresses the growing population with our tribes. i do want to just comment for a second on the idea, chairwoman smith, of taking a listening tour in indian country is the best way to learn about listening country. senator arounds, i agree that now is the time to fix it. for decades, the federal government has recognized the responsibility of tribal nations to provide adequate housing that has been critically underfunded. as a result, our tribal communities see overcrowded homes at a rate roughly eight times the national average, and over 70% of our existing housing requires extensive upgrades and repairs. in 2017, it was reported that it will take approximately 68,000 new units to alleviate overcrowding and replac

dante king presented this summer, also, and they were so engaged and had a thoughtful engage of ideas. thank you, mr. king, for your presenter series. it rounds out everything that we do at d.p.a. thank you so much for your hard work, miss thompson. it shows. and thank you to the interns who will go back to school and pursue their degrees. let's move forward. let's take public comment on this item. >> clerk: members of the public who would like to make public comment regarding d.p.a. intern program, please press star, three now. president cohen, it appears there is no public comment. >> president cohen: all right. okay. well, we will continue to move forward on the next item. thank you. >> clerk: line item 10, public comment on all matters pertaining to item 12 below, closed session, including public comment on item 11, vote whether to vote item 12 in closed session. any public comment, press star, three now. and president cohen, there is no public comment. >> president cohen: all right. thank you. let's go into the next item. >> clerk: line item 11, vote on whether to hold item 12 in

[risas] de uno feo darle para dante.sh paradise. de l'oréal paris. >> saludemos en el mes de la herencia hispana. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ maity: ahÍ lo estÁ moviendo como shell hemos prometido en todo el programa. estÁ con nosotros danna paola para cantar en vivo. me da mucha alegrÍa darle la bienvenida a "despierta amÉrica". soy fans de ella. danna paola: feliz de estar por aquÍ, estar en miami, charlar contigo. gracias por todo el amor y por todo el apoyo. despuÉs de tanto tiempo, tiempos tan difÍciles, por fin estar en un programa en vivo lo agradezco. maity: nos va a cantar en acÚstico. tambiÉn te disfrutamos en la serie sÚper exitosa. cuÉntame un poco cÓmo fue la experiencia. danna paola: increÍble. dos aÑos increÍble con esta serie con un personaje que se llama lucrecia que me ayudo muchÍsimo. me ayude a unirme tambiÉn a paso a mi carrera musical que es lo que decidido hacer. algo muy importante para mÍ. mi personaje me hizo ser una mujer mÁs valiente. tambiÉn escribir todo mi Álbum reciÉn salido en febrero. tiene mucho que ver un

there was a story that in the fifth street gym where angela dante comes to him and said there is a guya car accident and he's going to ask for money and don't give it to him and he's ripping off bills and giving it to this guy and they said, why, he's just a hustler. but we have legs. and that was muhammad ali all the way. an people began to understand that generosity extended way beyond the contours of boxing but into our lives. so he speaks to us at the very end of our film when howard brian is doing a speech about him, beautiful speech, we cut away to a woman on the the brooklyn bridge protesting and we don't show the protest and she's wearing a simple black t-shirt with white lettering that said muhammad ali. our film was about freedom, it is hard for a black person to escape the white injustice in this country and courage when he exhibited in great quantities and love which was his ultimate message. as reverend al said, he understood that all of the religions were the same and used to say them. it is was tributaries to the same thing, the same water flowing to the same great sea.

forward gave his team a pep talk during halftime we believed we could win i spoke to my teammate as dant story. brian: you don't understand. jillian: ask and you shall receive. brian: smallest, unknown teams in the world known against the most successful team in the world. >> no one would know if i said it right or wrong. brian: 1/64th of the value, madrid worth $872 million. and they just won. north macedonia, beginy, uzbekistan. they have a payroll of payroll of -- value of $13 million. this is a real life ted lasso story. f.c. richmond beat manchester city. are you guys shocked by this. s.c. sheriff beat realma drid. steve: check him for a fever. brian: you are going to go home and realize that's the buzz. [buzzer] steve: no one talks about soccer. brian: i met janice dean all she wants to talk about is soccer. [buzzer] steve: all she wants to talk about is weather and the jack hammer? janice: you know what? mostly sunny with 100 percent sense of a jack hammer today. take a look at the maps. beautiful day in new york city. we had a cold front that moved in last night. look at the temp