caroline: flying eagle acquisition took draft kings going public.y much in the press today with the deal with michael jordan advising the board and adding $1 billion to the market cap. also, it's legendary because today, flying eagle doing a new spac with another gaming company. joe: let's talk to someone going through this. andrew paradise, ceo of mobile gaming company skillz. thank you for joining us. to start off, just describe what is skillz for people who are not familiar with it. andrew: skillz is building the competition layer. we are the leading mobile e-sports platform in the world. that means we are a b2b2c technology platform. allowing to build more competitive video games. in terms on the consumer side, we have a player community that andges, seeking out fair meaningful competition. 2is year, they will play billion tournaments on the platform. caroline: you have agreed to merge with flying eagle acquisition company. beingrself are spac-ed. this is the entity that helped take draft kings public. gaming is your expertise but why have you d

optimism is obviously back time will tell if the eagles attitude will match their altitude this season. and we have some good news now for cinemas the makers of the new james bond film well they've released a new trailer and they say they're sticking to the november start date in theaters . no time to die stars daniel craig as double 07 the new trailer arrives as another blockbuster tenet tries to build aki its strong cinema release with openings in china and the us the crime of virus of course forcing studios to delay their release dates of ending an industry already losing revenues to online competition like what else netflix. get your modern out of our top story at this hour in beirut a chill a in a search and rescue team has attacked it appalls 2 meters below the rubble of a collapsed building a month after the devastating explosions in that city more than 190 people were killed in those blasts. i'm brian for the entire team thanks for being with us sara kelly will join you next have a great weekend. been robbed of their soul that's what it people experiences when their heritage is

in 2019 but allowed raider to be part of the inaugural class of females to qualify for the rank of eagleof members have been able to achieve. >> being able to get to that rank means you've fully gotten everything you can out of a program. >> reporter: science delaying outdoor skills, the team must lead a project. raider guided a social distanced team during the pandemic, building a bench outside the arizona mountains outside of phoenix. why did you pick that as your project? >> i wanted to do something outdoors and really give back to the community and have something that definitely lasts. it's going to be here for a long time. >> reporter: are you really proud of yourself? >> yeah, i am proud of herself. >> reporter: her father, richard raider, is proud, too. >> i'm glad she was able to do eagle just like all the boys and men for the last 100 years have been able to do. >> reporter: an historic honor led by family tradition. jamie yuccas, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," more on bob woodward's new book about president trump. major garrett looks at how mr. trum

optimism is obviously back time will tell if the eagles attitude will match their altitude this season. ambitious construction projects often suffer delays but not usually like the one that's stopped on mexico city's new airport ontologies discovered their remains of some 200 mammals with a large number still to be excavated the skeletons are near the site of the form a lake and that indicates that the animals were hunted when they got stuck in the mud experts hope the findings will give insight into praise hunting methods and help solve the mystery of the mammoth extinction. you're watching the news here is a reminder of the top story this hour the nato alliance has called on russia to cooperate with the international response to the poisoning of russian dissident alexander germany is certain that number was poisoned with toxic nerve agent developed in the soviet era. and in beirut hope is fading of finding a survivor of the massive 40 explosions a month ago a rescue team detected a pulse but after urgent digging emergency workers have found only rubble and 2 signs of lie. a spoke to.

optimism is obviously back time will tell if the eagles attitude will match their altitude this season and let's take a look now at some of the developments in the coronavirus pandemic around the world the world health organization says it is not expecting mass vaccinations against covert 19 until the middle of next year a spokeswoman said that it is not proved that any vaccine being trialled is safe and effective australia has extended its international travel ban by 3 months borders will remain closed to non-citizens and non-residents will at least to nonresidents excuse me at least until mid december and to new zealand has recorded its 1st death from the virus in over 3 months the case is part of an outbreak in august that ended over 800 days free of locally transmitted infections. here in berlin and cultural life is making a cautious comeback as coronavirus restrictions are lifted with a return to open their concerts that are normally a fixture of the summer calendar. we. are looking at a shot there of the city's much loved of volves been at it hosted its 1st perform. it's in 6 mon

badge of honor: we introduce you to the arizona teen who is on track to become one of the first female eagleuts. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin tonight with breaking news, dramatic recordings of president trump in february, privately acknowledging he knew the coronavirus could be transmitted through the air and was five times more deadly than the flu, even as he was publicly saying it wasn't. the blockbuster recordings are just some of the revelations in the new book "rage," by bob woodward, which contradict the president's statements to the american people and tonight are threatening to upend his reelection campaign. now, woodward, the legendary journalist who broke the watergate story, says president trump cooperated with his reporting during 18 on-the- record interviews between december and july, but tonight, the president is calling the book a political hit job, and saying he only downplayed the danger from the virus becau

the harpies of the shore shall pluck the eagle of the sea.ulk should sink beneath the wave. her thunders shook the mighty deep, and there should be her grave. nail to the mast her holy flag, set every threadbare sail, and give her to the god of storms, the lightning and the gale. ♪ >> you're watching american history tv covering c-span -- covering history c-span style with eyewitness counts -- eyewitness and lectures and visits to museums at historic places. all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> hours c-span cities tour takes american history tv on the road. here is a recent program. ♪ >> the battleship missouri, 53,000 ton flagship of admiral halsey's third fleet becomes the scene of an unforgettable ceremony marking the complete and formal surrender of japan. in the bay of tokyo itself, the united states destroyer buchanan comes alongside, bringing representatives of the allied powers to witness the final capitulation. general of the army, douglas macarthur, supreme allied commander for the occupation of japan, boards the missouri.

today birth in the waters of the boston navy yard, the eagle of the sea is as seaworthy as when she wasby hostile shot and shell old ironsides has waged her hardest battle against time, , repairs have been made regularly through the years, preserving the original constitution, now nearing her 160th birthday. workman are busy replacing decks on the ship whose hall is a little more than 200 feet long. built for $300,000, her first spikes were supplied by paul revere. old ironsides 54 cannons are men walk her0 crew deck. keeping the ship shape, today's crew remembers her first great sea victory during 1798. a half-century later, she was to carry old glory around the world on her longest crews --cruise. below deck are the tight quarters shared by old ironsides' original crew. here can be found the heavy guns, ammunition, and to prevent sparks, the leather powder buckets. early 19th-century cannon shot included this chain and star spreader. a four prong weapon which when fired, opened like an umbrella to rip the sails and rigging of enemy ships. this shot sprayed like shrapnel pound cannonba

the harpies of the shore shall pluck the eagle of the sea. shattered hulk should sink beneath the wave. her thunders shook the mighty deep, and there should be her grave. nail to the mast her holy flag, set every threadbare sail, and give her to the god of storms, the lightning and the gale. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ >> the co-editor of environmental histories of world war i talks about the diverse impacts first world war had across the globe. here is a preview. >> from an environmental standpoint, it is not surprising germany lost. what is shocking is that it sustained over 1.7 million soldiers on multiple fronts for over four years as long as it did. germany's eventual defeat revealed the ecological constraints of waging war. germans imported around 25% of their food. dairy,cluded eggs, vegetable oils, fish, meat. much of the fodder consumed by farm animals came from russ

the harpies of the shore shall pluck the eagle of the sea.er shattered hulk, should sink beneath the wave. her thunders shook the mighty deep, and there should be her grave. nail to the mast her holy flag, set every threadbare sail, and give her to the god of storms, the lightning and the gale. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [bagpipes] [pipers playing] ♪ >> you are watching american history tv, covering history c-span style with event coverage, eyewitness accounts, archival films, lectures and college classrooms and visits to museums and historic places. all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. >> august marked the 75th anniversary of the atomic bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki. monday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, we look back with author ian toll. here's a preview. , japanese point strength was down to its last drop. but it is true, as the caller says, that the japanese were essentiall

optimism is obviously back time will tell if the eagles attitude will match their altitude this season. a little messi is announce that he will stay at barcelona ending weeks of speculation about his future that the club he joined 19 years ago i had applied for a transfer it was told he would not be billy's from his contract judging team you said he didn't want to get into a legal dispute is what he called the top of his life but he criticised bosses president for his handling of the case. i mean one of the biggest transfers of the summer. completed his move from buy a new level to chelsea for a reported 18000000 euros that he left to germany's nations league camp after the game against spain to head to london where he finalize the deal the highly rated attacker has signed a 5 year contract with chelsea premier league said. essential updates of more world news at the top of the hour i'll be back in just a moment to take you through the big stories of the day the day. and. the funny. thing. we know this is a scary time for the coronavirus is changing the world changing our lives so plea

the eagles have not won. what are you looking forward to in that match-up?e of the defense. i look at the front four, maintaini ining pressure. these aren't running quarterbacks. i look forward to them putting a stamp on the season, saying we're facing adversity but here to stay. >> if garoppolo can't go, you have plenty of confidence with nick mullins being the starter one more time? >> absolutely. 2018, he moved the ball up and down the football field. he had turnovers but played consistent all the time. his fourth year in this system, he is showing he can get it done. >> is it hard not to be complacent? easy part of the schedule. two weak east coast teams. and now, a east coast team coming to your home turf. >> i don't think they're complacent. they will be fired up for "sunday night football." >> we'll be out there. we'll see you immediately following the game. the 49ers were victorious today. an impressive win. they improve to 2-1. we'll see you next sunday after the eagles and the 49ers. nbc sports bay area news, coming up next. the unfair money bail s

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it was syndicated, and it appeared regularly in the brooklyn eagle.an artist who inspired me -- i mentioned dean dixon. i'm just reading his biography now. it's a conductor -- another conductor has finally written it. it deserves -- he deserves a biography. but he was a person who certainly changed my life, introducing me to such wonderful music. >> and what about artists? mean your taste in artwork is... i don't know that i would call it avant-garde but... >> compared to what? compared to what my colleagues have on their walls? >> yes, compared to what your colleagues have on their walls, for sure. [ laughter ] for sure. i mean, the justices of the supreme court are allowed to pick artwork from the smithsonian that's not in the main exhibit halls and to hang it on their walls. >> two from the national gallery and five from the museum of american art, which is a smithsonian museum. >> so, what's on your walls? >> so, i have two early rothko's from the national gallery. and then i have five from the museum of american art, including two josef albers. t

optimism is obviously back time will tell if the eagles attitude will match their altitude this season. good luck to them and vicious construction projects often suffer delays but not usually like the one that stopped work on mexico city's new airport probably ontologies soft as covered the remains of some 200 mammals with a large number still to be excavated the skeletons are near the sign to form a lake indicating that the animals were hunted when they got stuck in mud experts hope the findings will give insight into prehistoric hunting methods and help solve the mystery of the normals extinction. you're watching the news coming up next on news asia china's new policy is switching to mandarin instruction for some subjects in schools and in among triggers protests. and in india students queue up for an exam that will determine the course of their lives on the now risking their lives due to the pandemic. all that and a lot more news asia means that if we respond in g coming up right after this that's all the world news i have for you right now but don't forget you can stay up to date.

>> we met the team behind flying eagle corporation, we met them three years ago when they were billing spac. we'd also planned to be ready to go public by q4 2020, and we showed them our plan and the revenue build that we intended to hit. we hit that every quarter between 1-a 5%, and then we met up with the team behind flying eagle acquisition corp. which is harry sloan and ely baker, and i think this lets us go public faster. it lets us choose our partners, a minimal cost difference. and we were able to partner with institutional investors by running 159 million, and we're able to partner with wilmington, fidelity, franklin templeton. so it was really an ideal transaction for us. liz: andrew, please come back on on ipo day. we would love to have you back to see how the first e-gaming mobile site goes public, and we would appreciate that. that would be great for how viewers. thank you so much. >> appreciate that. thanks for the time. liz: well, you figure, god, i wouldn't want to do it on a day like this where the dow is down 476, the nasdaq down about 300, but that's exactly what good

that is what we remember blasts eagle for today but it had a lot of provisions, deposit it shirts and so on. so glass gets his bill done and just remember back in 1912, he presented president wilson with a draft of the federal reserve act. glass now goes to franklin roosevelt was about to come in and gives him a draft of the glass segel act and has the limits for lending speculation, deposit insurance, banning bank affiliates. roosevelt hesitates because, he like everybody else who is educated, thinks deposit insurance is a terrible idea but eventually events caused roosevelt to support the glass seagull act. so that is the second major accomplishment of glass and again, it reflects his belief, i think that fragmentation is a better way to address things and regulation because the glassy lap instead of performing for the regulation of bank security affiliates provides further abolition. the third act moves us away from banking. third act in which glass played a major role to the securities. when the new deal comes in on its list of reforms are dealing with the securities markets. in 1

time will tell if the eagles' attitude will match their altitude this season. phil >> the club to join 19 years ago had applied for transfer but was told he would not be released from his contract. the argentinian said he did not want to get into a legal dispute, but he criticized the president for his handling of the case. in one of the biggest transfers of the summer, kyle harvick has completed his move to chelsea for aa reportedd 18 million eur. he left a reported german nations leak camp after their game against spain to head to london where he finalized the deal. the highly rated attacker has signed a five-year contract with chelsea. since you are up-to-date, more world news at the top of the hour. we will take you through the big stories of the day on "the day." ♪ twenty y four entrance twenty four .com. welcome back to the fronts twenty four newsroom the c clocks all striking ten pm here in paris these are the latest world headlines. heyy rich remembers those who died and those who've been affected on the one month anniversary of the city's chemical expl

his goal was always to become an eagle scout, which he accomplished on april 25, 2019. after earning 51 scouting badges. 30 more than the number required. for his eagle scout project, ryan built a mobile drop box for the proper retirement of american flags. he's additionally working to place purple heart parking signs at businesses in his area. the arkansas veterans of foreign wars, named -- wars named ryan the 2020 eagle scout of the year. he was additionally honored with a challenge coin from the white county sheriff's office. and county judge mike lincoln named august 7 ryan christenson appreciation day, coinciding with purple heart day. now a freshman at arkansas state university, mr. crist jansen has worked tirelessly -- christenson has worked tirelessly in the service of others and i'm proud to honor his hard work and perseverance today. madam speaker, today i rise to recognize barry mchouston. barry is stepping down from his responsibilities after 15 years of service to the winthrop rockefeller institute, as an original board member and advocate for this importan

optimism is obviously back time will tell if the eagles attitude will match their altitude this season. and finally some good news for cinema the makers of the new james bond film have released their new trailer and they say that they are sticking to the november start date in theaters. this is the trailer for no time to die the stars their day craig is of course as always double 07 or at least recently the new trailer arrives as another blockbuster tennant tries to build on its strong cinema release with openings in china and the u.s. the coronavirus for studios to delayed release dates up and to get into street already losing revenues to online competition like netflix. a quick reminder of our top story this hour the nato alliance has called on russia to cooperate with the international correspondents to the poising of russian dissident alexina of all that. i'm sorry thanks for watching. good. good. good. good. good. to the point sean opinion is a clear position in the international perspective of such. a geo political storm is brewing in the eastern mediterranean and strangely enoug

well for more on that subject now let's cross to young eagle and he's secretary general of the norwegian refugee council and former head of united nations china terry and relief efforts he joins us from oslo mistake the situation in moria has long been died and it was the 1st fire that why was this situation tolerated until now what that question as well because we have warned the european nations again and again repeatedly for yes this was a time bomb now it has gone off and hopefully this is the wake up call that need their ships in the european capitals need the people who shouldn't been relocated years ago that there was infinite warnings let's hope for action now well so you're saying it's the useful what i was saying is is that we have not in at all so far how come a continent with 500000000 people trillion euros economies are not able to relocate you know if you 1000 desperate children at a dollar sense and people who have fled from was own syria afghanistan somalia and so on it's incredible and how have how have your of not been able to help greece that got 75000 asylum seekers l

space launch system a number of companies are competing to build the lunar landing module the next eagle if you will but the timeline of the project that is dependent on congress approving billions in initial funding by christmas nasa plans to have the astronauts conduct scientific experiments collecting rock and soil samples and searching for water and other resources well here's nasa's head jim fried stuff and talking about the significance of this mission. 50 years after apollo we have a new program named after apollo the twin sister and in this new program a sustainable return to the man for the 1st time in human history we're going to have the opportunity to send not just men to the moon but also women to the moon so the moon is the proving ground it's not just about how to get there but once you're there how do you live and work using the resources of another world and then of course taking all of that technology and all that capability to mars that's the goal our that was now said mr jim stynes speaking very joining me now from washington is keith cowing a nasa veteran and now edi

who not eagle had just started working here at the helio's clinic in berlin and the curve on our viruspandemic reached germany a young assistant doctor is still impressed by just how quickly the hospital reacted last match. we reallocated parts of our central surgery room to be used as a new intensive care unit within 24 hours of. parallel to this entire coronavirus treatment centers were set up in berlin equipment was scarse and management was worried there were not enough then to late as many hospitals had to improvise the 1st wave of infection also had the helio's clinic by surprise. and how it was from a cup of tea tape as far as testing capacities are concerned in terms of musts and protective clothing we are prepared to have what we know where and when to hospitalized patients we can make quick diagnoses and quick decisions. everyone who arrives at the hospital is tested for coronavirus before they are admitted and patients are strictly separated those who test negative go to the green ward those who test positive go to the red ward suspected cases to the general ward pool no tea

space launch system a number of companies are competing to build the lunar landing module the next eagle if you will but the timeline of the project that is dependent on congress approving billions in an initial funding by christmas nasa plans to have the astronauts conduct scientific experiments collecting rock and soil samples and searching for water and other resources but here's nasa is head jim prime stuff and talking about the significance of this mission. 50 years after apollo we have a new program named after apollo twin sister and in this new program a sustainable return to the man for the 1st time in human history we're going to have the opportunity to send not just men to the moon but also women to the moon so the moon is the proving ground it's not just about how to get there but once you're there how do you live and work using the resources of another world and then of course taking all of that technology and all of that capability to mars that's the goal our that was now said mr jim stynes speaking very joining me now from washington is keith cowing a nasa veteran and now e

this moon lander you know the next generation of the eagle if you will it will be touching down at the south pole of the moon can you tell us why. well. kind of the reason for going down there is that the apollo missions lead in the equitorial regions whereas the south pole offers a totally different environment than we've ever sent you the humans are robots too and there's a chance that there could be some water ice or some sort of mixture of rocks and water or ice that can be mined for useful or rocket fuel and for other purposes so it's the ideas that go places where we've not gone before and we know that nasa is doing something which we didn't have with the apollo mission and that it's relying on private companies like jeff bezos has blue origin or ilan musk's space x. to come up with essential hardware for the mission do you see this as being a big gamble or a big risk i mean what's your assessment i think it's probably less risky to have more players in to not just rely on government programs to be quite honest with the if you look at the progress that the large s.l.'s rocket has

decision last month palestine has condemned the move as a normalization of an eagle occupation here and 2 peace agreements with israel in the last 72 years this is now the 2nd peace agreement that we've announced in the last month. and i am very hopeful that there will be more to follow i can tell you there's tremendous enthusiasm on behalf of other countries to also join and we think ultimately you'll have most countries join and you can have the palestinians. in a very good position they want to come in they're going to want to come in because all of their friends are in the u.n. experts on extra judicial killings has addressed the u.s. congress and condemn saudi arabia of the killing of the journalist jamal khashoggi an escalade said the middle demonstrates a recklessness and demands a u.s. response she spoke to the house committee on intelligence which has been assessing security ties between washington and riyadh. protesting refugees have been demanding permission to leave the greek on end of less false than go to the mainland 1000 spent another night without shelter to foz destroy

i definitely will be watching and i'll be supporting, and especially my eagles.ou see, i got my hat on right now. it's going to be crazy watching it on the tube. >> it's not for everybody to understand. >> say something to the camera. >> our journey is not everybody else's journey, and you ultimately have to be proud of the decision you make and not let other people affect your decision. >> faith number one, then my family, then football. in that order. i won't change for nobody. >> marquis goodwin, what a story. larry, let's check in with rob mayeda. really the lead story tonight. the air, so filthy. going to be cleaning out, rob. >> yeah, you know, the fan is starting to turn on, but there's just so much smoke trapped in the bay area from all these wildfires, and for a time today we actually had a little more smoke being imported in from the south today. let's look at what's happening this hour. temperatures have cooled down. as you can see, we're in the 50s and 60s, but a temperature change start to go shing show a hi hint of some cooling. it's hazy and in som

but u nfortu nately 15th with an eagle. wrong side of the cut line. rory mcelroy teeing off in the next few minutes or so. always a lot of pressure on him, being a new dad as well. how will he manage? that's the big question, he got the start he needed, but those conditions yesterday were the most conducive that he would've wanted. soft greens, no wind at all. this will be a much bigger test of his golfing game today — can he make the most of the platform he earned yesterday? i think that's one of the big questions for this evening. we can see the leaderboard. if we can just talk through the leaderboard and how it's looking at the moment? justin thomas at the top after his 65. no one has been able to threaten that today. level par 70 is the best, there's only been a handful of those, including dustinjohnson — that got him to 3—over par, but you have thomas at the top there was 65 yesterday, the best ever scoring we've seen at the us open at winged foot. just behind him, patrick reed after his 60 66. but with this breeze, it

and suddenly the movement became that of an eagle gliding from 2. enhance ogg's films music itself is often a performer such as in the show vacate where else dreiser goes music brings the prehistoric paintings to life. in 2019 the vendor had sought foundation awarded the prize to reisa he was praised for creating spaces with his music that were larger than what could be seen on the screen. that is so i'm sick you're going to miss your new and. he's an extraordinary visionary. 2 in the loggy event of he's able to transform an entire world with music and to transform a world of images and suddenly the combination of music and images gives rise to something new and different that the audience can perceive and experience in a different way. than to have talks relationship with music is a story of its own. he has also staged many operas going back to wagner again and again his 1st time was knowing playing at the by a white festival in 1987. 50 of a film chorley many of your colleagues vendors last frontier were also supposed to direct and buy rights but

they can equal exploded then black eagle as you then either load or yes eco mad that a pity. after hope you know that i mean. iraq i mean us have them what at the. not yet. but that is but i have this. legal. d.n.a. that this much at this is a man that unless they look at $11.00 of my concerns with each of the free trade agreements going back to nafta with mexico which i did vote against primarily because of workers' rights and because of environmental protections while on paper it looked to be very strong and robust and i'm wondering if the peruvian free trade agreement is there a similar week this with regards to environmental standards and are we doing our part as a government to push on that important area. who is lawyers over 1000 children from laos filed a lawsuit against iran or in a local court in missouri which had ordered him to compensate the people of herculaneum in 2010. to avoid this lawsuit. attacked peru before the international arbitration tribunals. probably after filing the notice of intent in december of 2010. ran directly to the court of the united states

after an eagle in the ninth hole, dechambeau was on his way to eagle with 6 under.only gover to finish under par. the tournament was originally scheduled in june but was pushed back. >>> the 72nd emmy awards on sunday was the first major holly woods award show since the coronavirus pandemic began. host jimmy kimmel was joined by presenters in an empty auditorium while representatives in hazmat suits were sent to people's homes. big winners were the cast of ship's creek. they swept all acting categories. hbo's "succession" and 24-year-old zen dia took home outstanding leading actress in a drama. regina king wore outfits with the names of breonna taylor and the black lives matter movement along with remembering supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg. they urged the public to register to vote in november's election. thank you so much for your company. i'm rosemary church. early start is up next. you're watching cnn. have yourself a wonderful day. so you're a small business, or a big. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? y

their eagle the id 3 sticker price is already under $40000.00 euros upping the pressure on tesla to deliver. let's talk more about this with our business correspondent yes quite to in new york yes investors aren't exactly electrified by these clowns and they're clearly not i mean the stock has been on fire especially earlier on this year and still it basically more than quadrupled since the beginning of the here but now the stock here on wednesday it dropped by a good 10 percent overall wall street likes the idea of cheaper cars was talking about that you need to develop new cheaper better reason maybe even better research would not need cobalt anymore so all of that sounds pretty promising but the problem is the timeline it could take 2 or 3 years before this idea might get realized and so it's a timeline that wall street really reacted quite negatively to. now we've also had another announcement from tesla best week the company is suing the u.s. government what's that all of it. well yes tesla is filing a suit against the u.s. government and trade representative robert of light ties or it

he was an eagle scout even in i think that he kept all the traits of the eagle scout. objectives for himself, goals, and then try to pursue those goals. he was very much in the texas tradition of the day, and as he grew, he went to the naval started his own businesses. represented, as doug said, can-do spirit of texas. his vision was big. the state was big. opportunityoundless here. the sky was the limit, sort of thing. he really sort of played into what was sort of the texas mythology, with texas politicians, who were larger life. very successful businessman who made a fortune here. they were risk-takers. they were not afraid to fail, and that was the sort of spirit that he had, that i think got him into this thing. >> it's worth noting that at the academy ross perot was president of his class his last on, he showedearly leadership traits and the ability to galvanize people under his leadership that we would see later in life. just a quick overview of his business career, let's take a look, after the naval academy, navy after four years and went into business as an ib

juan's washington football team beat jesse eagles. the snacks are where it's at.t viral two years ago. she redeemed herself with the spread this weekend. it looked really good. >> i was so proud of this board. but i forgot to fill that rammicen on the left side. i had only six people. it would have fet like 30 people. we had frittos left over. >> [laughing]. >> juan, washington played well. >> well, i got to tell you. i feel like i want to talk to jesse. jesse, i gave up on the football team. the score was 17-0 eagles. i thought this is over. this team stinks. i am so upset. then it was a family get together and off i went. i didn't know until late afternoon. i could not believe it. >> well, i could not believe it either, juan. i watched most of the game. wentz is terrible. took like 8 sacks through 2 picks and got stripped. i might give up. >> don't give up. obviously i should not have given up. >> and greg, i loved seeing washington win and tom brady suck. >> i don't care! i didn't watch. i am never giving another dime to the nfl. that's my little gift in this w

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so all the towers points away from us with chase pass when nothing works here [inaudible] lady eagles. any sort of i. s. p. takes a lot of money and and someone like me and on that money. i'm just you know the small guy right now. i'm not even employed. they had a poor guy trying to you know. steal from the rich and give to the poor with nothing. lou i have. for advertising opportunities that's what this is if you guys are interested [inaudible] me. ironic when i pay for it out of my own pocket for the community. at first buffalo [inaudible] why not [inaudible] yeah. so what are you doing this. i i tell them you know give it p for free. gonna make a difference or a cat and when you canan right. one ne now it's free wifi is going to go get it set up. the lord of the land [inaudible] all right [inaudible] okay. i need it . well as well as expected a we'll get back to you soon. yeah they said they like my idea and and you know i never really heard back from them. then a canary actively support maybe because i i s speak up and have a voice. like an agitator of sorts straight. and here i'm

1000000000 in vast mood the question is frightened of compensation so it's not that easy right to start the eagle project without compensation so i think the catch chance i have to answer your question i think we should concentrate on real and tough measures against those who are blamed by now found we as troops to seize here and in doing their money laundering in western europe i thank you very much for your time you're going to tina green member of germany's a bundestag. thanks but take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world now we'll start in hong kong where a quarter found multimillionaire media owner and pro-democracy activist jamie light not guilty of criminal intimidation he was charged over a confrontation with a journalist from a rival newspaper in 2017 the case is not related to his recent arrest and the hong kong draconian new security laws. germany has added the canary islands to its list of coronavirus hotspots meaning that all of spain is not considered high risk for german travelers infection rates have searched across spain since measures were lifted in j

news still to come and stuff from folks have a new women's team with hopes of flying high like an eagle in the women's bones need we look at their chances of bringing success to germany's financial times. but 1st of all this week here on news we have been marking the 5th anniversary of a decision that would change the course of european history on this day september 4th 2015 thousands of refugees who had been stuck in limbo in a station in budapest set off on foot for the german border for them it was the start of a new route to the heart of europe for the european union it was a challenge to its core principles by the end of 2015 more than a 1000000 people and sort refuge in the youth with many. making the long trek from greece and the balkan countries all the way to germany's borders. and here's a look at the situation that confronted both migrants and hunger areas at collected station back in 2050. calls of frustration and anger at budapest collecting station. many of those finding shelter here had fled war and violence in their homelands. and made a dangerous e crossing at the mercy

stronger competition in germany folks are going as heavily invested in evil billeted offering their eagle fi the 3 under $40000.00 euros putting pressure on musk and tesla as wildfires continue to burn across the western coast of the united states many wine producers in the region are seeing their harvests ruined in many cases their great have absorbed too much smoke to be salvaged leaving them with an unpleasant charge a taste with a typical wildfire season only just beginning the true impact on the country's $17000000000.00 wine industry will be known for month. terms and then yours in oregon normally the picturesque source of some of the best wines in the u.s. but the constant pall of smoke is threatening least year's harvest. this is probably on with. i'm going to try making someone. i'm skeptical at this point that it's going to get to bottle. just the density of the smoke that we've had these past 2 weeks has been. astonishing. this month doesn't just deposit particles on the grapes it seeps into them as well you can't simply be washed off your resulting winds came tyson smell overl

stronger competition in germany folks lock in this heavily invested in evil ability offering their eagle fi the 3 under $40000.00 euros putting pressure on musk and tesla as wildfires continue to burn across the western coast of the united states many wine producers in the region are seeing their harvests ruined in many cases their grapes have absorbed too much smoke to be salvaged heaving them with an unpleasant charge to taste with a typical wildfire season only just beginning the true impact on the country's $17000000000.00 wine industry won't be known for months. hansen binion's in oregon normally the picturesque source of some of the best wines in the u.s. but the constant pall of smoke is threatening least year's harvest. this is probably on with. i'm going to try making some way. i'm skeptical at this point that it's going to get to bottom. the just the density of the smoke that we've had these past 2 weeks has been astonishing. the smoke doesn't just deposit particles on the grapes it seeps into them as well it can't simply be washed off your resulting wines can taste and smell o

space launch system a number of companies are competing to build the lunar landing module the next eagle if you will but the timeline of the project that is dependent on congress approving billions in an initial funding by christmas nasa plans to have the astronauts conduct scientific experiments collecting rock and soil samples and searching for water and other resources. well here's nasa is head jim prime stuff and talking about the significance of this mission. 50 years after apollo we have a new program named after apollo twin sister and in this new program a sustainable return to the man for the 1st time in human history we're going to have the opportunity to send not just men to the moon but also women to the moon so the moon is the proving ground it's not just about how to get there but once you're there how do you live and work using the resources of another world and then of course taking all of that technology and all of that capability to mars that's the goal our that was now said mr jim stynes speaking there joining me now from washington is keith cowing a nasa veteran and no

i wish things like green eagle and others were around when i was taking 16 vicodin at one time.t i spent 75 days in rehab to overcome it. so now i speak volumes on nonaddictive pain reliever products and this is one of them. >> martha: the reality of football and it's a good alternative. thank you so much, great to have you with us tonight. sorry we have such a short time. thank you for coming up. take care and come back soon. so in the latest episode of the "untold story" podcast, one of my favorite topics, and much more. we will be back tomorrow night and you can see that podcast on foxnews.com podcast and we will see you back here tomorrow night, friday. have a great night everybody. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." it's hard to believe that the current virus has been in this country for about nine months now since january. since the day that doctors discover the first case within our borders our leaders have assured us that they only care about our safety. that's what this is about, our safety. they told us that every decision they make us a

well for more on that subject now let's cross to young eagle and he's secretary general of the norwegian refugee council and former head of united nations when the terry and relief efforts he joins us from oslo mistake the situation in moria has long been died and it was the 1st fire that why was this situation tolerated on till now well that's a question as well because we have warned the european nations again and again repeatedly for yes this was a time bomb now it has gone off and hopefully this is the wake up call that need their ships in the european capitals need the people of all should have been relocated years ago that there was an infinite warnings let's hope for action now well so you're saying it's be useful to what i was saying is is that we have not been good at all so far how come a continent with 500000000 people or trillion euros economies are not able to relocate you know if you 1000 desperate children at a dollar sense and people who have fled from wall's own syria afghanistan somalia and so on it's incredible and how have how have europe not been able to help greece

but will not eagle had just started working here at the helios clinic in berlin and the curve on our virus pandemic reached germany a young assistant doctor is still impressed by just how quickly the hospital reacted last match. we reallocated parts of our central surgery room to be used as a new intensive care unit within 24 hours that's a lot of. parallels to this entire coronavirus treatment centers were set up in berlin equipment was in management was worried there were not enough then to late as many hospitals had to improvise the 1st wave of infection also had the helio's clinic by surprise. isn't hard to form a cuppa tea paper as far as testing capacities are concerned in terms of mosques and protective clothing we are prepared to have what we know where and when to hospitalized patients we can make quick diagnoses and quick decisions. everyone who arrives at the hospital is tested for coronavirus before they are admitted and patients are strictly separated those who test negative go to the green ward those who test positive go to the red ward suspected cases 2 big yellow ward

cases are rising in the northeast, so newcastle eagles have cancelled the basketball pilot.. clubs need fans through the doors. for now, sports, like the country, is seeking a balance. joe lynskey, bbc news. 0ur sports correspondent laura scott has been following this story for us — laura, pressure seems to be growing on the government now. they are saying if you can go to the pub to watch the football — why can't a few people go to the stadium to watch the game? exactly, and we know that tomorrow, major starts... 0liver dowden to talk about this issue. we understand that they will be making their case... very meaningful number of fans. i mean, for example, the premier league said last week they would be hosting pilots of less than a thousand, just didn't make sense for them. some other sports share the same view. as you hearjust then from joe, there are going to be some more pilots in some nfl fixtures this weekend commands another piloting for example in the coming weeks. i do very much, tomorrow is an opportunity for these major sports to make their case to governments an

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they file claims in the issue takedown notices for the eagles and for myself. and those amount to between 200 and 500 claims a week. and when a claim is filed for, the person who uploads the infringing content but can appeal that claim, can dispute that claim and there is a process where it goes back and forth. you have claim, you have appeal and then you have a counter notice and that process can go on and on until finding a stalemate has reached if the low upload refusing to take down the infringing content in the arctic, the person who created that content, has no choice except to file a lawsuit within ten days. now most artists cannot, they don't have the time or the wear with arm to file lawsuits. so the process is, again, simply overly burdensome on the artist. it's a ridiculous process. it's an updated process. an artist should not have to deal with that. our job is to create music, to create art. our job is not to police the internet for infringing content. that is the job of the huge platforms for -- huge platform claims there is a huge content that ha