dean is a lucky man.fter the children while sophie enjoys her half of the weekend. have you been to any of the games before, dean? is this going to be yourfirst won this before, dean? is this going to be your first won this tournament? m0. your first won this tournament? no, i have been — your first won this tournament? no, i have been to _ your first won this tournament? no, i have been to all _ your first won this tournament? iifr, i have been to all the games at wembley, apart from the scotland game. luckily i am a member of the supporters club, so i have been able to get enough loyalty points over the years to guarantee myself tickets for the games at wembley. it has been an absolutely fantastic journey and i can't wait for it tomorrow night. it has been 20 years i have had following england, i have always loved the thought of travelling around the world supporting the national side and i have been to some pretty non—exotic places, places like kazakhstan and belarus and poland for a game that was ulti

yes, tom dean is 0lympic yes, tom dean is olympic champion of the 200 metres freestyle and duncan scotting achievement _ scott has the silver. a stunning achievement by _ scott has the silver. a stunning achievement by team - scott has the silver. a stunning achievement by team gb - scott has the silver. a stunning - achievement by team gb swimmers at the tokyo 0lympics as tom dean sensationally wins britain's fourth gold of the games, with duncan scott four hundredths of a second behind him. we will be speaking to tom dean's mum live about his historical medal win. coming up in sport on the bbc news channel... more action from day four of the olympics, where great britain's rugby sevens side fight back from 21—0 down to beat the united states and reach the semi finals. officials in the united states are issuing stark warnings to the unvaccinated, as the delta variant of covid—19 begins to take hold there. 0nly around half the us population is fully jabbed against the virus, and local leaders are warning people of the dangers of refusing the vaccine. a growing number of counties in cali

announcer: tom dean! what a moment this is.nking that british swimming was all about adam peaty at the olympics, but tom dean and duncan scott have changed all that, their remarkable one—two continuing what is becoming a phenomenal time for team gb here in the pool. these are the first british male swimmers to share a podium at the games since 1908. later, dean telling me his take on the closing stages in the race of his life. i couldn't even see duncan, i was breathing to the right, and he was just closing down the competitors to my right. so it was going to be tight, four hundredths in it, that's how 0lympic races come down to it. but, i mean, two brits on the podium going silver, gold, that's unheard of. roommates in the athletes' village, this pair now also share a piece of history, and with the prospect of more medals to come, team gb�*s swimmers could be set for their most successful games in decades. dan roan, bbc news, tokyo. with 13 medals won so far, it's been the best—ever start for team gb at this stage of the olymp

announcer: tom dean! what a moment this is.wimming was all about adam peaty at the olympics, but tom dean and duncan scott have changed all that. their remarkable one—two continuing what is becoming a phenomenal time for team gb here in the pool. these are the first british male swimmers to share a podium at the games since 1908. later, dean telling me his take on the closing stages in the race of his life. i couldn't even see duncan, i was breathing to the right, and he was just closing down the competitors to my right. so it was going to be tight, four hundredths in it, that's how 0lympic races come down to it. but, i mean, two brits on the podium, silver, all that heat training at home only to fly 6,000 miles and end up with british conditions. in the wind and the rain, triathlon victory was hard—fought by bermuda's flora duffy. flora duffy wins the tokyo 0lympic triathlon. a historic first gold for her nation. but for georgia taylor—brown, a sensational silver was reason to smile. 12 weeks ago, she'd been on crutches. silve

announcer: tom dean! what a moment this is.ll that. their remarkable one—two continuing what is becoming a phenomenal time for team gb here in the pool. these are the first british male swimmers to share a podium at the games since 1908. later, dean telling me his take on the closing stages in the race of his life. i couldn't even see duncan, i was breathing to the right, and he wasjust closing down the competitors to my right. so it was going to be tight, four hundredths in it, that's how olympic races come down to it. but, i mean, two brits on the podium, silver, gold, that's unheard of. roommates in the athletes' village, this pair now also share a piece of history, and with the prospect of more medals to come, team gb's swimmers could be set for their most successful games in decades. dan roan, bbc news, tokyo. team gb's georgia taylor—brown fought back from a puncture to take triathlon silver — just behind bermuda's flora duffy, who celebrated her country's first ever gold medal. dan roan, bbc news, tokyo. team gb's georgi

as always, tom dean looks really good, closer to us. dean is just 21.al engineering and deferred two years of his course to train for these games. in the last 20 metres, it was worth it. can they be gold and silver? can they be gold and silver? yes! tom dean is olympic champion at the 200m freestyle and britain has gone one—two. can you believe that! ? dean beat his team—mate by less than a tenth of a second. for scott it was bittersweet. but for british swimming it was extraordinary. this is dean's first olympics. back home in maidenhead they watched him reach for the wall. cheering. as a child in london, dean watched from the stands. now he was top of the podium. amazing. it's amazing. i've said it before, to have two brits on the podium, going one—two, it shows the dominance in this event and how far british swimming have come. i couldn't have asked for any more. it's amazing. injanuary, dean had severe covid. he struggled to walk up the stairs. now he is the first british man to win freestyle gold since 1908, the same year two gb swimmers last share

tom dean looks really good. dean is just 21.mechanical engineering and deferred two years of his course to train for the games. in the last 20 metres it was worth it. can they be gold and silver? yes! tom dean is olympic champion. britain has gone 1—2. can you believe that! dean beat his team—mate by less than a tenth of a second. for scott it was bittersweet. but for british swimming it was extraordinary. this is dean's first olympics. back home in maidenhead they watched him reach for the wall. cheering as a child in london, dean watched from the stands. now he was top of the podium. amazing. it's amazing. i've said it before. it shows the confidence in this event and how five team gb have come. i couldn't have asked for anything more. —— howfarjean —— how farjean gb have come. it's amazing. injanuary, dean had severe covid. he struggled to walk up the stairs. now he is the first british man to win freestyle gold since 1908. the same year two gb swimmers last shared the podium. british swimming is on course for its best modern

and dean, the dean, democrat, caucus dean thomas, i want to talk first, the occam's razor answer to why this is happening is a guy named allen west, who i know well. i covered him in florida. he is kookoo for cocoa puffs. he wanted to march with bayonets because barack obama was elected president. he's now potentially running for governor against your governor, is that why they're rolling out this full blue plate spec of insane bills? >> i wondered why they really wrote this out at all because the bill failed last month. and usually when we have a bill that fails, we move forward to the next session of the legislature. so we don't know why we're really here.

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dean. turn to the other dean, i'm probably mispronouncing your name, and you'll correct me. >> thank you, ranking committee woman. i am the dean at the i have-- i've written on congress' power. the use supreme court has usedment congress's power over congressional election over these laws is paramount under the text of the elections clause and a long line of supreme court precedence. congress has broad, plenary authority. and the principle was justice scalia's opinion in arizona versus inter-tribal council of arizona back in 2013 where he referred to the broad and comprehensive scope of congress's elections clause power. in the remainder of my testimony i'll provide some background on what the elections clause means and in particular, how it has been construed by the supreme court. so the elections clause, the text of which, madam chairwoman read earlier, allows states to prescribe rules for the election, only in so far as the court says in foster versus love. and justice scalia said in gra

joining me us, senfronia thompson, the dean of the texas house democratic caucus, and state representative nicole collier, from the ft. worth area, chair of the black caucus. represent sif collier, do we have confirmation that republicans are going to pull the revirgs? >> that's the first time i heard that. i had not been in contact with them. they had not reached out to me. in fact at the hearing, the 23-hour -- more than 24 23-hour hearing that miss t, the dean of the delegation was at, they offered amendments to the bill and they were all rejected under party lines. so this is just another play they did in the regular session where they made promises and commitments but they were all unfulfilled. so i hope they could keep their

she used to dean the texas house democratic caucus, and texas state representative nicole collier who she is chair of the legislative black caucus. thank you very much for being here. representative collier, do we have confirmation that republicans are gonna pull back provision? >> you know that's the first time i heard that, i have not been in contact with them, they have not reached out to me. i was unaware in fact at the hearing, the 23-hour hearing that misty, the dean of the texas democratic delegation was at. they offered amendments to the bill, and they were all rejected on the party lines. so this is just another play that they did in the session where they made promises and they made commitments but they were all unfulfilled.

when people ask, why did dean singleton choose to sell to alden?at it worked. what was really not appreciated at the time was that he made a choice to finance his company through debt, hundreds of millions of dollars in debt floated to the public and public bondholders. if a company gets into financial trouble, bondholders have more power than stockholders do. back in'08, 09 and 10, we still thought we could win the battle. and we still had some fight left in us. but we couldn't do it and have debt. so we negotiated with our 60 or 70 lenders to convert their debt to equity and become our partners. (music) i didn't expect somebody to go buy up the shares, but they started buying ares. you could see the handwriting on the wall. (music) what happens to you if the business you're in, doesn't make the returns that it once did? and there's not a lot of good options when you get into that position. (music) i mean i would have probably fought until the end if i hadn't struggled with multiple sclerosis. but if i had stayed, the result would have been the sa

dean isjust 21.on. britain has gone 1-2. can ou champion. britain has gone 1-2. can you believe — champion. britain has gone 1—2. can you believe that! dean beat his team—mate by less than a tenth of a second. for scott it was bittersweet. but for british swimming it was extraordinary. this is dean's first olympics. back home in maidenhead they watched him reach for the wall. cheering. as a child in london, dean watched from the stands. now he was top of the podium. from the stands. now he was top of the podium-— the podium. amazing. it's amazing. i've said it before. _ the podium. amazing. it's amazing. i've said it before. it _ the podium. amazing. it's amazing. i've said it before. it shows - the podium. amazing. it's amazing. i've said it before. it shows the - i've said it before. it shows the confidence in this event and how five team gb have come. i couldn't have asked for anything more. it’s have asked for anything more. it's amazinu. have asked for anything more. it's amazing. injanuary, dea

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but you're doing more than that, dean.accine denials can't go unpunished. i filed a complaint with the federal trade commission on tuesday. here's hoping it moves forward. why did you file that complaint with the ftc? what's your goal? >> because i'm tired of screaming at my television set, jonathan, or screaming on my radio show about something needs to be done. so i'm a lawyer. i did research over the weekend. i saw the cocovid-19 consumer protection act which was passed in september. it seemed like the perfect fit. this new law is to protect the public, consumers from people peddling misinformation for profit about covid, about the cures, about mitigation practices, and that's what fox news has been doing. you know, media matters did a great job quantifying it the last two weeks. nearly 57% of the segments fox news did on covid, over 120 plus, nearly 57% were to convince you not to get the vaccine through telling you they're coming to take your freedoms to actually lying about the vaccine and being dangerous. you know,

around 70 in their garden cheering dean all the way to gold! could barely believe it, and was thankful for all the support he's received. i can't thank my coach enough. he said we are right in the nation's story with the covid case is rising. i had six or seven weeks out of the pool i had six or seven weeks out of the pool, which is unheard—of. he brought me through it and i can't thank him enough. here we are. another shock earlier on in the tennis as the home favourite and one of faces of the games — naomi osaka — was knocked out in the third round by the world number 42 marketa vondrousova. osaka, who made history as the first tennis player to light the olympic cauldron at an opening ceremony, was beaten in straight sets. but andy murray goes on in the men's doubles — he and his partnerjoe salisbury are through to the quarter—finals in tokyo. they backed up their impressive opening—round win to beat germany's kevin krawietz and tim putz 6—2 7—6. in the singles, a really impressive win for liam brodie. he was only called up to the team a week

you know, dean rashad -- it was a terrible tweet.hat many other, especially women across the country had, and she realized that very quickly and moved to change it. but, importantly, i think now this is actually her first week starting at howard. she wrote a letter this week to the students of the university recognizing that howard has a zero tolerance policy around sexual harassment and sexual assault, and that as an educator she has a responsibility and a renewed sense of purpose around this. listen, she made a mistake. she recognized it. she came forward with a fulsome, thoughtful apology. you know, i just am willing to give her some grace on this. >> yeah, i mean i think -- i think that that -- i hear you and i think that that's nice of you, but it is not 2017 anymore. i mean it is four years later, and the reason that she suddenly heard and realized she was tone deaf was because of tweets from alum like this one. as a howard university of fine arts alum and a survivor, this tweet from phylicia rashad is disappointing. i hope we

of the harvard law school, first woman dean of harvard law school. six years after that president obama invites her to become solicitor general. first woman solicitor general that we have ever had. and then only one year after that justice stephens retires and president obama names justice kagan to the supreme court. she's now going into her tenth term here and we're very privileged to have her as the host of this evening. justice kagan? [ applause ] >> thank you, jerry, so much. as you can tell from that introduction before coming here i couldn't keep a job. jerry, thank you for everything you do, for the supreme court historical society and everything that the supreme court historical society does for the supreme court. the historical society does extremely important work this reminding people of the importance of our constitution and our judicial system and its history. we're deeply appreciative. this evening marks the second of the society's 2019 leon silverman lecture series which is devoted this year to dissents and the supreme court. on my way

victorious, dean then became the decision-maker. wowlt a doubt the -- without a doubt, the hallmark of his legacy is his breakthrough in securing approval for the northern corridor project. his pragmatism and willingness to reach compromise was the key to long-held disagreements between des part parties. there was a win for the wildlife conservation of its most beautiful. last year 80% of its constituents reelected dean cox to be their commissioner -- 80%. despite this incredible achievement, illness would tragically force dean to receive hospital care, including chemotherapy. true to character, dean continued to serve while undergoing this treatment. he passed away surrounded by loved ones and he survived by his loving family. his wife lorene, his son jeffrey and tanna and matt, his dawr eliza, and quinten, ethan, his son edward and karen, emory, and everett. at every step of dean's remarkable career, his sweetheart lorene, stood by his side. his love and support sustained him throughout his years of public service and now lerene c

dean, thank you so much for being with us. much does this decision hurt with soon to be -- >> first, i have to say one thing. >> go ahead. >> well, let's just say one thing, congratulations, nicole. you are building a whole new center at howard. you know, i think that this is a sad moment for me because i wanted her and this interview just proves why she's such an important voice in our time and in journalism. but let's just also celebrate what she's going to build at howard university, a great university. i'm thankful that all those foundations are supporting you. i just wish you were with me. but, you know, there's no doubt that we are at a moment in this country where race again has come to the forefront and journalism is -- it doesn't make friends. journalism really makes people feel uncomfortable. and i understand that our job as journalists and preparing a whole new generation, a changed generation, is to really prepare them to ignite the public conversation and boy has nicole ignited that public conversation. and we'll

tom dean is a double olympic champion.second? like a dream come true. the four guys i shared the podium with were the four best guys i could possibly imagine. swimming's right up there, very, very competitive, so this is a major achievement by great britain. this is it for us, and if we can put on a good show here, i think it's going tojust bring up the sport within the country and get it into kind of the limelight a bit more, which is where it should be, and kind of bring it into the centre of people's focus, because team gb and british swimming are here to stay. tom dean speaking to dan roan. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello. we've a stormy evening and night ahead across the south west of england. we've got a named storm, and the met office have issued an amber warning as a result because those winds will be unusually strong for this time of year. they could bring down power cables and some trees and real concerns for those camping out. now, it's this deep area of

yes, tom dean is olympic champion of the 200 metres freestyle and duncan scott gets the silver!ore medaljoy for team gb at the olympics — as tom dean and duncan scott pick up gold and silver in the men's 200 metres freestyle. cheering. jubilation for tom dean's family and friends back home, as they celebrated his gold medal success. and there's further medal success for team gb — including a silver medal for georgia taylor—brown in the women's triathlon, and bronze medals in the gymastics women's team final and the team dressage. simone biles pulls out of the gymnastics women's team final to focus on her mental health, before the us goes on to claim the silver medal. more electronic tagging for burglars, and a pledge it falls for a seventh day in a row, but there's a large increase in number of deaths — the highest since march. more electronic tagging for burglars, and a pledge to provide a named officerfor every neighbourhood are announced as part of a new crime reduction strategy for england and wales. after the storming of the us capitol building injanuary, a congressional co

dean received his jd from yale law school. he clerk for the honorable stephen reinhardt. he is a former civil rights attorney and has worked on various free-speech, racial justice, and voting rights cases. and last but certainly not least, the secretary of state, michael adams. secretary adams is kentucky's 86 th secretary of state, sworn into his term on january 6, 2020. he established a private practice election law in 2007. he served as general counsel to the republican government -- republican governors association and later expanded his practice representing national political committees, national political figures in statewide campaign efforts. in 2016, he was appointed to the kentucky board of elections. previously, he worked on senator mitch mcconnell's 2002 reelection, was deputy general counsel for governor bernie fletcher, and was appointed counsel to the u.s. deputy attorney general in the bush administration. hickory adams received his jd -- secretary adams received his jd from harvard law school and work for the

tom dean is a double olympic champion. the four best guys i could possibly imagine. swimming's right up there, very, very competitive, so this is a major achievement by great britain. this is it for us, and if we can put on a good show here, i think it's going tojust bring up the sport within the country and get it into kind of the limelight a bit more, which is where it should be, and kind of bring it into the centre of people's focus, because team gb and british swimming are here to stay. tom dean speaking to dan roan. what a has had. time for a look at the weather. here's helen willets. i'm not sure you will like this one. i'm not sure you will like this one. i have a named storm. after all the heat and the thunderstorms now we have an amber warning from the met office because of this rapidly office because of this rapidly deepening area of low pressure, bearing down on the south—west and it is going to give quite a battering and the concern is we have lots of people on staycation, camping and caravans, these wind speed

the home phone bo dean went to great lengths to win over public opinion. in 1993, he had scaffolding built that supported a full scale mockup of the 2 facades. it remained in place for a year and a half andreas shooters, but rock masterpiece, proved appealing, and the 1970 s, palace of the republic came to look stale. berliners got used to the new scenery and started developing a certain eagerness for this retrospective future. the decisive vote in parliament took place on the 4th of july, 2002. the town there were more than a 1000 to plans to redefine this space. over the course of 12 years and nothing better emerged than this re hashing of the old baroque berlin. and that's at least the facade facing last. they still use, i still plan a $384.00 that vote sealed the deal to create a new royal palace and to demolish the palace of the republic. the east german remnant may have been symbolic for a checkered past, but many in berlin still felt more connected to it than to some bygone prussian edifice. the rebuild iraq palace would not, however, be a replica.

tom dean and duncan scott.irst time since 1908 that two british swimmers have shared the podium. a bermuda athlete has won the island's first olympic gold medal. that's cross over to sarah mulkerrins live and cocoa. some more success in the pool for team gb? it is going so well for team gb and the pool. we had that gold medal yesterday for adam peaty, and what a phenomenal performance from the duo of tom dean and duncan scott today. a wonderful results for them. as you mentioned, tom dean won gold. he was a surprise winner in that, because he finished. he was second to duncan scott for most of the season because duncan scott came and as the favourite. he has been the fastest man over the distance, however it was his teammate, tom dean, whojust got him a fraction early to win the gold. you can see his face afterwards, he couldn't believe it when he saw his name on the board in first place. imagine the struggles he has come through in the last year. he caught covid 19 twice in the buildup to the games. he didn't

dean, how do you send breyer packing?cerned about that. >> justice breyer, if you are watching be my co-host on my radio show. we can work together, your name can go first. i have no problem with that. he is 82, will be 83 next month. there are concerns as mitch mcconnell made it very clear if the gop gets control of the senate again they will never let president biden confirm a supreme court justice. the big issue is five of the nine supreme court justices were appointed by republicans who didn't win the popular vote. you have tyranny of the supreme court. we have to expand the supreme court. i know we have to have voting rights first, but expand the supreme court because it is 6-3. we are literally decades from taking control unless we expand the supreme court. i wish we could do that. it might be breyer could stay longer if he wanted to. >>he yes. w i mean this is a part of the problem because given thet vot suppression laws, you can easily see republicans taking back the house, taking back the senate, killing the fili

previoly, the dean served as a professoof constitutional law at ohio state llege of law and the dean received his jd from yaleaw school. he is former civil rights attorney and h worked on various free-spee, racial justice and voting rights cases. and last but certainly not ast, the secretary of state, michael adams, secretary adams is kentucky's 86 secretary of state, sworn into his term on january 6, 2020. he established arivate practicelection law in 20 -- in 2007. he served as geral counsel to the republican governnt association and later expanded his practice representing natial political committees, national political figures in statewide campgn efforts. in 2016, he was appointed to the kentucky board of elections. previous, he worked on senator mitch mcconnell's 2002 reelection as deputy general council and was appointed counsel to the u.s. deputy attorney general in the bush administration. hickory adams received his jd from harvardaw school a work for the chief u.s. disict judge. welcome toll of you you have testimony for out five minutes. the clock will help you keep track o

dean. the details are released when he returned home humans and long hours that the communists had spent trying to get information out of you. >> yes that first month of september they questioned me almost continuously. at one stretch they questioned me for 16 hours. >> a general did the try to indoctrinate you? >> they did. they tried various methods. they tried persuasion, bribery. they kept all literature, all means of diversion away from me for 14 months and then when they gave me literature it was all communist literature. >> at the treatment he received in three years practical in solitary was an act to try to woo you to their side. did they say anything about how they were taking care of your men? unit they didn't tell me how they were taking care of all the mint that they set our men were very happy and were always singing and were so mary. they showed me petitions with a photo static signature of p.o.w.s, men from the whole organization, men that i had known and men whom i cannot t

dean's list c minus only in theaters. in the day tomorrow or a group of time travelers arrive from the year 2051 to deliver a message that mankind is losing the global war against a deadly avian species. their only hope is to transport soldiers and civilians from president to the future to help fight the creatures teacher. and dad. chris pratt puts on his action. hero have to try to save the world for his daughter. and while the story is weak, the action and affects more than make up for it. it's a 4th of july weekend action ethic and a dean's list. b only on amazon >> i didn't expect the crowd. something very important is happening. >> the documentary's. you can't go wrong with summer of soul. when the revolution could not televised directed by the roots questlove weldon compilation of hours and hours of video, the film during 1969 harlem cultural festival featuring the biggest names in seoul are in the blues. jazz and gospel music. it's in the checked musical powerful statement on both art and dean's list a in theaters

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dean beat his teammate byjust four hundredths of a second.t's bermuda's first ever gold, and they are the smallest nation competing at the games. they last won a medal — a bronze — 45 years ago. new figures from the un suggest afghanistan has seen a record number of civilians killed in the first half of this year. the un says there's been a 47 per cent increase in deaths. now on bbc news: hardtalk.

dean's list c minus only in theaters. in the day tomorrow or a group of time travelers arrive from the year 2051 to deliver a message that mankind is losing the global war against a deadly avian species. their only hope is to transport soldiers and civilians from president to the future to help fight the creatures teacher and dad. chris pratt puts on his action hero have to try to save the world for his daughter. well, the story is weak. the action and affects more than make up for it. it's a 4th of july weekend action epic and a dean's list. b only on amazon >> i didn't expect crowds. something very important is happening. >> the documentary's. you can't go wrong with summer of soul. when the revolution could not be televised directed by the roots questlove weldon compilation of hours and hours of lost videos, the film during 1969 harlem. cultural festival. the the biggest names in seoul are in the blues. jazz and gospel music. it's in the checked musical powerful statement on both art and culture dean's list a in theate

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if not 4 vill home from bo dean, there probably wouldn't be a new old palace in berlin. he spent decades researching the history of the architecture of the rock original. this winged victory throwing the rece once graced one of its holes. dean drummed up more than 100000000 euros and donations for his project. but why? 9. so. i know they say 1961. i was 19 years old about to finish high school and i was the politics editor of the student newspaper school commissioned me to do what was later called a wall newspaper about the construction of the berlin wall. i spent 2 weeks in berlin watching as the wool was built in it as one chief shut and it was a deeply disturbing experience. i was there when an old woman jumped out of a window and ban. ella strauser from thank god she landed on a sheet. people were holding out for her, and then i went to east berlin and the further east i traveled the more desolate and decayed to city looks off. eventually i reached a parade grounds with a tribune that was before the palace of the republic had been built. and it's sabrina. they told m

i see congresswoman dean, you're joining us as well. susan, i'll give you a chance to answer this question before i move on to congresswoman dean. i wasn't surprised when i heard the racist slurs. i wasn't surprised when i heard officer dunn's testimony. but i am curious, why do you think there that are so many people that support white supremacy, so many racists who find a home and feel comfortable within the republican party. because this doesn't begin with trump and it certainly won't end with them. >> no. but they found a place that they are literally embraced when it came to donald trump and they became part of the party that donald trump was part of. and of course it's not a reach to think that they said those things to the officer. and one other thing. you know, with all of this false hype from right-wing media, you know how we know their testimony was true? we know it was true because we saw it on television. we saw what was happening in realtime. there is video to prove the attacks on these officers' lives. you know, you starte

dean, i would love to call your dean thompson.ive thompson, let me just read through what's in this bill that they want to put through. a new voter id requirement for vote by mail. banning drive-through voting, and this poll watching thing. i want to focus on the last thing. what is it they think these poll watchers should be allowed to do? >> well, the thing that they want to do is i have had experience in this area. they normally put poll watchers in minority areas, and they are normally people of different nationalities than the areas they place them, and they're there to intimidate the workers, not the workers, but there to intimidate the voters. when persons, people walk into a poll, and they see these strange persons in their polling place looking at them mean spirited, it's frightening. and sometimes they may just get up and walk out. >> are they allowed to be armed? can those poll watchers be armed? >> well, that's a good question. particularly since we have just passed a permitless gun bill. we know that the person themse

a dean's list support. also new this week is the true story. joe kelly, mark wahlberg stars is a blue collar dad pays tribute to his believe son parking on a cross country walking across america is to bring awareness to real life costs tormenting kids who are different from others say it's a touching story, but one that felt like italy skimming the surface of the violence and horrific toll that in lgbtq 2 plus team might have to endure, especially in certain areas of the country. >> the performances are all good and it tells the true story. it's a dean's list b minus end is playing only in thinking that the new movie snake eyes gi joe origins might in any way resemble the action figure that you may have grown up with or the 2 previous g. i joe movie set to come out. >> may be surprised or probably more relieved that this one does not. it's guys is an origin story about a played by henry golding crazy. rich asians fame could witnesses his father being murdered in swears revenge taking him into an ancient ninja dynasty. it's a movie that's about

and looking forward, england face denmark on wednesday in the dean's themselves are kind of enjoying a fairy tale tournament. after what was almost a tragic start to the contest? yes indeed. i mean obviously we had christine ericsson collapsing on the pitch in the 1st game. happily he recovered and the danger sort of take him back on, there's really spurred them. they've been fantastic. the last 2, then we can look at some of the reactions to the, to the early goal from thomas delaney against the chair republic. they $1.00 to $1.00 in the end. but while i didn't seem to nail, cast the ball the, the check the one back. but we're always sort of in, in control in the game that was so why unsavoury moment where an l, b, g, t, q, banner, rainbow banner was kind of confiscated by the backend security staff and the danes . very upset about that. no, of a see, it's not a good look for you way for after everything that happened to me, where they weren't allowed to illuminate the stadium in rainbow colors, but the danes won't really be worrying about that. they'll be concentrating on that semi