>> eddie: coil. >> anthony: like the pesticide? >> eddie: yeah. >> anthony: i would imagine so. >> eddie: that's the natural staple. gawai is usually a party, drinking, passing out, waking up, eating, drinking some more, passing out again, and then getting up and drinking some more. yeah. you're going to have fun, man. >> anthony: wow. all right. ♪ ♪ so, i'm headed up river again. >> david: yeah, sorry i can't be there. >> anthony: i promised them. i said i'm going back. >> david: about nine years late on your promise but -- >> anthony: nine years late. >> david: that happens with lancau, you know. promises come liberally. >> anthony: it was david moggie who first took me up to the longhouse. on that previous trip we met at aunty aini's, on the outskirts of kael. >> david: everything moves exponentially, right? it just feels like some things remain exactly the same. some things haven't changed at all. this place is certainly one. >> anthony: the charming and, for lack of a better word, fabulous aini was an actor in the malaysian film scene, who no

it is about honoring eddie.ife,hough it was a short he was lost at sea when he was was like a stone being dropped in the water. the ripple effects keep going. and it is still going. ea,is amazing, on the hokul there is a plaque dedicated to eddie. there is a quote from the bible? no greater man is he who sacrifices his life to his friends? 'a lot of the north shore is known for its beaches, big waves, and surfing. surfing also plays a significant role in attracting tourists. tourism, the island's largest industry, makes up about 21% of the state's economy. we continue our special look at hawaii with local journalist marcel anore. learn about to the honolulu mass transit system. >> we are at the newsroom for honolulu civil beat. it is an outlet that has been here on honolulu for the past eight years or so. it is a nonprofit news site that tries to fill the need for in-depth and investigative journalism in hawaii. i have covered everything from immigration to education to transportation. transportation is my main

eddie is athletic director for richmond college prep.e has made the drive to the home of jordan and matthew leffler, because in early april, while his school was on spring break, thieves broke into his storage unit and stole everything they had. eddie: all our bats, our mitts, our balls gone, gone in one shot. jordan leffler: this is like a brand-new chest guard. announcer: eddie reached out for help to a friend who used to play professional baseball, and he told him about these brothers. within a few weeks of eddie hearing their names, he was filling his car with much-needed free gear. we, on the other hand, have known about jordanhea . six years ago we shared the story of two teenagers with a simple idea, collect used baseball gear from people who no longer needed it and give it to those who did. they called it baseball buddies. jordan: it's just amazing to see how such a small idea that we had to help the local community, like, became what we're doing now. announcer: jordan and matthew regularly take in donations from around the bay a

the money is another but even on eddie's side the woman that eddie married thinking there was a little bit of mental illness worked in there also. >> and then going to school and then going on to harvard right during world war ii and as a successful lawyer and also a very tough negotiator and a leader in the movie industry and then to embark with these artist and every battle that he fought first to get viacom and then paramount, cbs, even blockbuster video, that was to his success in driving him quick. >> i think that sumner was intoxicated by his success as an investor. yes he was a businessman and had a whole career of national amusements and a leader in the industry as you say. he like to be on stage giving speeches. originally thought he would go to the public sector that he was destined for and made a turn but then realized it was just a business but in the late seventies he started investing in the studios which were there own companies back then. you could see "star wars" and say that's a good movie i should invest in fox and you would make a ton of money because as a theater o

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that is eddie. eddie is 4 years old. >> does he need help? >> eddie is looking for something.ddie. ♪ his toy fell down. >> what do you do when you're detained and have nobody to blame but yourself? >> blame somebody else. >> whoa! hey, hey, hey, fella, slow down there. >> he hopes so. >> well, gayle, this dude is just a weirdo at this point. >> i think it's safe to say he's having a little drink -- >> he's just like -- >> and now he's like nah. and now, boom! >> yes. >> take that, take that! and now -- >> a little drink. >> yeah. well, he's going to be looking at a year's jail time and three years probation. >> i wonder how much time he would have gotten if he didn't take his pants off. >> this next video opens up with these dudes hitting at something, too. they pull up and they're knocking away at that shop. and they load things up and continue to just destroy the shop. >> uh-oh. >> oh. >> ooh. >> uh-oh. >> then you got your biggest weapon. >> well, under any other circumstance, the person may have, but they happen to see the shop's owner. he jumps out and now his truck goes

skylar's friend sheila eddy said skylar was home around midnight.o what was this car doing pulling up around 12:30 a.m.? who was in it? dave neese watched horrified as there on the tape out walked skylar. >> she slowly walked down to a car that was sitting there waiting on her. she got in the back seat. i could tell that. and she drove away. >> police couldn't quite make out a license plate or tell the make or model. skylar's mom mary had a theory. >> she made it home, snuck back in the window, then a second person or persons had parked behind the building and she snuck out a second time. >> but why? who was in the car? and where did they go? the police didn't issue an amber alert because it looked like skyler left voluntarily. >> once the video came out that she willingly got in this car, they're not going to come out and look for someone driving in a car. >> skylar's friend sheila came over. >> she spent a lot of time telling us, it will be okay. she'll be home. i really miss her. i love her. i want her back. >> the next day, sheila sat with mary

our moderate is eddy god. and doctor glawd is the author of several books, how race still enslaves the american soul and exodus, religion, race and the nation in early 19th century black america. before we begin as always we ask you silence your electronic devices and cell phones. and please join me in welcoming our guests. >> how are you all doing? good. welcome. >> thank you eddy for doing this. >> so let's jump into this, it is a wonderful book x so buy it. david talk a little bit about the archive. that informs this magisterial text. you had access to something that most folks haven't had access to. >> david: i had no intention of ever writing a full life of douglass. i had done an early book on dissertation on douglass, in 1989, i had edited his two autobiographies, etc., but i had douglass out of my life. [laughter] except for giving talks on douglass's narrative to teachers, and i went to savannah georgia publicity ten years ago to give a talk to teachers on douglass's narrative, because they were teach

. >>> we know leann rimes finds her husband eddie cibrian sexy.lusively with leann to talk about her new hallmark holiday movie where she was feeling a little nostalgic about her and eddie's hollywood love story. >> what is the best christmas gift you've ever received? >> i got engaged on christmas eve. >> that's okay. >> that's a good one i think for sure. >> leann and the love of her life got engaged two years after they first met, or so they thought. turns out they really met long before that, at a fan appreciation event. >> well, we don't remember meeting each other. >> you don't? >> no, but there is a photo of it clearly and it is odd. we both were like wait. what? i think he was 23. i was 14 at the time time and he was doing "young and the restless." he found that right after we had worked together and he was just digging through some photos in his garage and found it in his garage. >> now married seven years leann is the happy step-mom to eddie's two kids and her new hallmark tv movie "it's christmas eve" is all about a blended family like

with krld news director eddie barker at the assassination site in deala plaza and with dan rather on the 6th floor of the texas school book depository. news cameras enter and explore the depository building itself. tonight, we ask if lee harvey oswald shot the president. to help us answer that fundamental question, we must resolve other questions: did oswald own a rifle? did he take a rifle to the book depository building? was oswald's rifle fired from the building? how many shots were fired? how fast could oswald's rifle be fired? what was the time span of the shots? first, did oswald own a rifle? there is no reasonable doubt that oswald owned a rifle. this is the coupon with which he ordered the rifle by mail from klein's sporting goods company in chicago. hidel is one of the aliases he use friday time to time. he paid for the rifle with this money order. here is the application for the post office box to which the rifle was sent. this photograph, traced to oswald's own camera shows him with an identical camera. during an interrogation, oswald said his head had been superimposed on

the spice girl's new book bombshell from her daily cocaine habit to hermesy split with baby daddy eddieurphy. >>> plus, more trouble for heather locklear. her medical emergency this weekend. >>> then inside mandy moore's surprise wedding with her "this is us" castmates. >> like a slightly more elevated house party. >>> and we nick's $14,000 wedding wish list. the registry items you won't believe. >>> then inside the star-studded benefit for wildfire victims. >> thank you so much for coming. >> as lady gaga supports firefighters through fashion. >>> plus, meryl streep as mary poppins' cousin. >> i play a cray cray crazy character. >> oh, my god. >> our exclusive look behind the scenes of the sequel. >> are you ready? >> ready. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> right now mel b is in spice girl heaven. so excited about the reunion tour. now she's telling all about the darkest moment in her life, the day she tried to end it all. she said she swallowed pill after pill after pill to end it all. the details are heart breaking, but mel b says she saw no other way out of a tumultuous marri

eddie murphy was never deprecative. more macho presence, persona on stage and it was something african-americans longed for at that time. >> nobody brought it in the way eddie brought it in. it was like, look, these are my idols, too, and they're phenomenal, but watch what i'm doing with what they did. ♪ [ snoring ] the volkswagen atlas. seats seven, sleeps six. life's as big as you make it. [ snoring ] >>> certain rooms will let you have a little bit more of a pass. a white room is a lot times more quirky. the jokes have to have a wittiness to them. a lot of times i felt i was playing a black room, you got to go for it. you got to go hard, make sure you're not backing down. you have to be right there in their face or they'll eat you up. but when you can take your set and go from room to room to room and not really adjust it, you know you've done it. [ cheers and applause ] >> what's the big thing this year? election. colin powell. he should run. he can win. colin can win. he should run. he can't win. colin powell can't

does she want eddie murphy back? i went there. yeah, i went there.ou'll hear it all tomorrow. >>> but right now some juicy royal news. is there tension between the fab four? >> harry and meghan are moving out of london's kensington palace and into this 10-bedroom country residence called frogmore cottage on the grounds of windsor castle. the move means they will no longer be neighbors to william and kate who live in a 20-room apartment at the palace. a royal source tells ethic there has been tension between the royal couples. but why? >> at the end of the day they don't have a lot in common. there's been a report of a bit of a rift. my source said the brothers looked ahead after the engagement announcement last year. harry privately felt and he told this to william that he didn't feel that william and kate were rolling out the red carpet. early on he did voice some concerns about how quickly the relationship with meghan was moving. >> "e.t." has also learned that meghan and kate have different interests and lead different lives, but the real reason f

. >> the truth about her romance with eddie murphy and posh's all star replacement. >> yes it could happen>>> then amanda bynes tells all about the drug fueled spiral that destroyed her acting career. her life now and why she's hoping for a hollywood return. >>> plus, justin timberlake's health crisis. >>> and the two sides of blake shelton. >> it's romance around here. >> getting real about his forever love with gwen and trash talking luke bryan. >> always entertaining. >> this is "entertainment tonight". >>> think you know mel b's turbulent story? think again because the spice girl has saved some of her most startling revelations for "e.t." >> these are unbelievable. nischelle turner scored the first american interview with mel b about her tell-all book and it is shocking. nischelle is standing by in london. were you surprised by what you heard? >> i was surprised by a lot of things mel b told me. and i didn't know how extreme her drug abuse got. she claims it was her way to cope with an abusive husband. >> you said you were doing up to six lines of coke a day when you were at x factor t

guests -- eddie redmayne, jack whitehall, chuck todd, musical guest lauren daigle, and featuring the gendary roots crew. >> questlove: 9-5-6, laredo, texas! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's right. hot crowd. welcome. welcome, welcome, welcome, everybody. welcome to "the tonight show." you made it, you're here. thank you for being here, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] we -- >> crowd member: jimmy! >> jimmy: thank you, sir. you guys, the mid-term elections are over, finally.

tomorrow night, we will be back at the same time with dan rather and eddie barker in dealey plaza when we consider the question, was there a conspiracy? >> according to cbs news, a 1967 gallup poll showed that more than 6-10 americans believe there was more than one gunman in dealey plaza on november 22, 1963, when president kennedy was assassinated. in an effort to document lingering controversies and investigate lingering questions, cbs news broadcast fou 1-hour specials in 1967. next on reel america, part two of the cbs news inquiry, the warren report anchored by walter cronkite and including interviews with key witnesses. the second program sets out to answer the question --was there a conspiracy to assassinate president kennedy? the second program is about 50 minutes. [video clip]

chief eddie garcia just wrapped up the news conference there. he says that that suspect had two warnings and died after a 14-hour standoff wednesday night. this is chief garcia there. yesterday officers say that this all started as a family disturbance in south san jose.

ed ed eddie, what is your tip?es to elevate your turkey and you can eat it. >> that's great. and jamika writes what is a quick gravy recipe that i can make to wow my guests? my secret is dijon mustard. it will hold it together and gives that tanginess and your guests will be like, what is that? but then you never tell them. >> only on "gma." >> never tell. >> geoffrey, a question on facebook. i want to cook up cranberry sauce in a few minutes. can you help? >> i'm doing it right now. cranberries in a pot. watch this. sugar. lemon and lime juice. the zest of the lemon and lime which you do before you juice them. five, six minutes and then let it cool down, have you a beautiful cranberry relish. just like that. don't go to the store and buy it. look how easy it is. >> forgot the dijon mustard. >> no dijon. >> not in the cranberry. >>> we have much more with our chefs coming up here on "gma." and more black friday bargains and "deals & steals." coming up. we've transformed this home to show the new keurig k-cafÉ brewe

. >> eddie. >> last night proved that it was a mixed bag, that we have a lot in front of us but we have to act on behalf of democracy before democracy gives way. >> steve schmidt. >> before the next presidential

eddie, there's a lot to go through here.e trying to figure out do we follow the most recent this is unheard of, this is unprecedented, this is crazy, because when we do, many people say you're just chasing the most recent shiny distraction. but in not covering and talking about these issues, the risk we run, eddie, is that our norms are being pushed out of whack and our democracy, the foundation of this nation, was built on those norms. >> what we've experienced since 2016 and actually a little before that, stephanie, is norm erosi erosion, the basic common sense agreements that we've held that stabilized our democracy have been tossed out of the window. here what we see, i think, is really interesting, is the effects of disdiscussicussion o political discourse, that to demonstrate decency with regards to people who are different from you is somehow a sign of weakness. in fact, what it becomes is justification for vile and harmful and hurtful remarks. what's interesting about cynthia hyde-smith here, there's a tendency, step

. >> they're always picking on eddie. >> we've got to give eddie the code blue which is where we try to put her in an extremely stressful social situation to see how she reacts. >> i try to get them back. it's a non stop antic. >> it's initiation. >> definitely. blue bloods is tonight here on kpix 5. >>> new details on a nationwide turkey recall days before thanksgiving. welcome to emirates mr. jones. just sit back, relax and let us entertain you... ...with over 3,500 channels of entertainment, including the latest movies and box sets from around the world. ( ♪ ) we even have live sports and news channels. ( ♪ ) and your free wi-fi will start shortly. enjoy your flight mr. jones. world's best inflight entertainment. fly emirates. fly better. . >>> thanksgiving is less than a is issuing a recall of more than 91,000 pounds of jennie-o turkey ground turkey products. one related death and 164 illnesses have been reported across the country. >>> volkswagen is the latest car make tore go green. the german company plans to spend $50 billion on electric and autonomous vehicles by year 2023.

eddie barker talked to two witnesses who were on the scene of the tippit murder. first domingo who was at the wheel of a truck across the street from the scene. >> as i was driving down the street i seen this police car. it was sitting here. the officer was getting out of the car and apparently had been talking to the man that was standing by the car. the policeman got out of the car and as he walked past the windshield of the car where it kind of lined up over the hood of the car, well, this other man shot him. of course he was reaching for his gun. i was standing there just -- i mean sitting there in a truck and not in no big hurry to get out. i was sitting there watching everything. this man turned from the car then and took a couple steps and then as he turned to walk away, he was unloading his gun and took the shells, held them in his hand and as he took off he threw them in the bushes more or less like not really trying to get rid of them, i guess he didn't figure he was caught anyways so he threw them in the bushes. as he started to turp and walk away he lo

eddie redmayne, again.eating and avoiding. first, this is "today" on nbc. here's to the stair takers, breakfast makers, step counters, outdoor explorers, faith restorers, appointment keepers, fantastic creatures. farmer's market goers, cholesterol lowerers cell phone silencers. the new lease on lifers, and the positive thinkers. here's to you all that see every day as an opportunity to thrive your way. >>> all right. this morning on "today wellness," food for your mood. recent studies show that certain things we eat act as natural remedies for anxiety and depression. and others can send your stress into overdrive. here to sort it all out, is dr. drew ramsey, a scientist at columbia university, with a specialty in nutritional health. people at home are watching this, thinking we're going to have a food segment. this isn't about diet or weight. this is about food and how it relates to your brain and how that can affect a mood, if you're anxious or depressed. >> that's right. we want people to think about thei

eddie jackson pick six for the second straight week. the beers are 8-3 and look at eddie jackson. he is coaching. coaching 'em up. the lions are is 1 yards a i way from tying it but kyle fuller picks off stafford and the bears singing the night away. jackson blames it on the boogie as the bears win it 23-16. they improve to 8-3. they should be moving to vegas. >> stanford basketball team spending the week in the bahamas of all places. doesn't even matter if they win again. they're 0-2. they're in the bahamas. cody pugh asophomore, throws down the jam. second half gators are running away with it. florida gators, bowers 19 off the bench as florida wins it 72- 49. demarcus cousins was in west oakland handing out turkeys earlier this week. he's got this reputation from every stop from sacramento that he is big in the community, normally doesn't like toe publicize it. he's in west oakland feeding family, giving out turkeys. very cool. one more play to show you. no that's it. we have demarcus, good way to end it on thanksgiving. >> really cool to see. it's cool to see those guys give ba

i was standing there like this. >> eddie was a rock star.o big because of saturday night live. he was chipping away at comedy. we don't know how great he could have been. >> you're writing and acting and everything on stage. you've got to write your own show and present it and everything. >> it's worth it if it works. >> yeah, it's worth it if it works. >> there are a lot of comedian lose leave standup too soon. larry david couldn't leave standup soon enough. >> i bombed so many times. i wasn't really a very good comedian in my book. >> the material i was doing the audience didn't seem to like it. en masse. yeah. >> i think we've come to the end of the line here. but you know, this is what happens. when you run out of nothing. thank you very much. good night. >> it's hard to say if anything's ahead of its time. when people are innovative sometimes it's hard to get that audience for the first time. >> there was a period where every show i did would get canceled in the middle of the first season. and it sucks. >> what do you want? >> whether h

eddy drummond and i had an assignment to japan. records hadft, our been forwarded to japan so the group commander knew who was coming. i should say the wing commander. so the wing commander called all of the pilots into the base theater before we got there and said we have these two negro pilots coming in and they will be assigned to one of the squadrons. the pilots said no way are we going to fly with them, no way. anyway, eddie drummond and i reported to the wing commander and sat in his office talking and he said, what do you want us to call you? this is a military organization. what do you want us to call you? >> i said i am a first lieutenant. eddie drummond is a second lieutenant. how about lieutenant carver and lieutenant drummond? he said ok. he said we have two p-51 squadrons and the jets. which one do you want to go to? that is a no-brainer. i said the f-80. he put us both in the f 80 squadron. they did not have a jet trainer but they did have a couple of ap-6's. we flew them in instrument f-80.ng for the you cannot see o

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eddie, danny and michael. all right the voters had something to say about the mueller probe.xcited about because he rarely likes to cite nbc news in a positive manner. here's why. we were the ones to note this exit poll. it's a poll, mueller investigation, 51% approve. 46% disapprove. this is the same group of voters that also wanted democrats by, they got to revise about 8 or 9 points. but they wanted democrats to control the house. these aren't mom -- mother lovers, although that 46% does match the all things trump 46%. >> right. i think that's probably what it is. at the end of the day, chuck what it means is he's done a phenomenal job branding an anti-mueller message. it's effective. now, when you peel that back, do people want to see this probe end and go in a different direction or the president has kind of shut it down? probably not. but the narrative that he's elicited works. it works for a lot of people. >> here's what the president said today about the mueller probe when sort of asked if he was trying to end it now. take a listen. >> i could have ended it any time i

still with us is eddie perkin and luke kawa. want to ask you about these volumes, something scarlet was picking up on. should we be wrapping up right now? luke: in the future, i think this does have something to do with the fact that the risk we have is on top, and we know what it is. we have had a lot of said speak. , withe got the trump talk everyone waiting for the tone to set the tone for the equity markets, so i think it is more a function that we have big events on tap. if there is anything to trade off of, it will be traded. that point,to exactly, what are you looking trump meeting that would satisfy the market? these things always get negotiated ahead of time, so he event itself is not that important, but i do not see a deal being struck, but i think the architecture of the deal, the framework of the deal, a commitment to work together to deal with the intellectual property issue and not just high-level, 30,000 foot type of comments, but a little bit of meat on the bone, some details as to how it would work, a timetable,

. >> eddie: that's hawaiian, yep. >> hano-hano: if you eyeing this place and its resources as a moneyies, right? and it doesn't matter race, religion, what sex you. if you love this place and you can malama our ina the way we love it and our ancestors loved it. well, we can be more than friends, we can be family. i'm gonna aloha you. >> anthony: beautifully played, man. wow. >> hano-hano: that's it. >> man: right on. >> ritte: right on, bro. >> anthony: it's a pretty impressive spread of food for such a supposedly surely group. slow roasted pig. grilled kala fish. mullet, cooked lavalu style. and, of course, octopus, known as squid luau. fresh poi, you've got to have it fresh, believe me, it makes all the difference in the world. fresh water snails called, i believe, hihiwai. harvested from streams from way up in the mountains. >> walter: it's a bounty. the bounty of our ocean and our mountain. that's squid, octopus, the one you caught. >> anthony: oh that's octopus! oh! hey! oh! >> eddie: was this the one, this is the one you bit it's eye. >> walter: right there, right there. >> anth

>> zoe now joins eddie redmayne and johnny depp for the j.k. beasts, the crimes of grindelwald." >> you never met a monster you couldn't love. >> mistake. >> there's no better place to talk about the franchise's epic return than universal studio's wizarding world of harry potter. >> it's kind of like british weather, but the sunshine. so you got snow everywhere but it's actually really warm and toasty. >> eddie's newt meets jude law as the younger al bus dumbledore. >> it's late. good evening, newt. >> you remember there's this wonderful term now wizarding world and of course the potter films and these films do join up. >> and since you can't be a wizard without a wand -- >> enough! >> keltie got the cast to give her a little spell casting tutorial. >> there you go. you're not knighting me. >> whatever. >> feel how weighty that is. >> yeah. now feel his dinky wand. >> now feel my little thing, like air. >> oh, my god. dumbledore. what did you get this at the half-off bin? >> like the under arm. >> oh, hey. >> quick one. >> i think that may have

well, eddie, i got to ask you, what is it the cowboys have done to bring amari cooper out?e was an underachiever. i have to tell you. some were even saying he was too meek to play professional football at a high level as draft pick that he was. >> one of the things that amari talked about last week in his monster performance against that he feels that from and jat comfortable catching the football no matter where he throws it. maybe zack isn't the most accurate guy but there are some fantastic plays for them together, somehow this thing worked out and it will need to work out effectively for the cowboys to pull off the upset. >> all right. and i'm predicting 38-17, saints. that's all you get to talk about right now! >> oh, boy. >> cut his mic! ha ha! i'm just messing with you eddie. >>> it should be a good game but also kind of looking forward to our postgame show. the extended thursday night sportsnite. we are going to be talking about richard sherman coming back to seattle to face the team that let him go after his achilles tendon rupture. he is not a happy camper about t

>> is started as a kid reading books on eddie rickenbacker and learning about general pershing, and for number of years i served as the national archives world war i records specialist and it just developed from there. we are going to watch some films. that is chateau-thierry. here we see american soldiers probably heading to chateau-thierry, because they are needing more troops to stop that huge german offensive. >> this looks like a salvation worker. chateau-thierry was not cleared until the second, is that correct? >> correct. then we have action going on. the town was not destroyed until late spring? >> exactly. i can't imagine. secretary clinton: because nobody -- >> because nobody flinched. this is the training trench we see here. they are going to train probably. so the trench itself, they are walking in a zigzag pattern. so, here they receive their ration. many times they were having burned beef, bread, any kind of soup. >> they are taking cover in the woods, enjoying their meal. they were never so lucky as to have a hot meal at the front. exactly. on the front it was more diffi

nats: "please welcome eddie redmayne, newt scamander."star studded doesn't cover it. students roared when award winning actors jude law , and eddie redmayne along with zoe kravitz, ezra miller and callum turner , the cast of fantastic beasts set to hit the big screen in two weeks , hit the stage at parkside elementary in cullman county first.zoe kravitz / actress: "i've been to hogwarts, and this is one of the most magical places i've ever been." they came to see for themselves after three "out of the box thinking teachers transformed the hallways into the four houses of the potter franchise... and when it went viral , it got the attention of harry potter creator jk rowling.jude law / actor: "inspiring you guys all to dream and learn..."for this title one school where nearly 80 percent of students are on free or reduced lunch this is beyond big.teacher (no name given): "i think this is going to have a huge impact on them, just because they don't have a lot of experiences. they don't have a lot of opportunities to travel and see a things outside of their home town." ju

eddie barr -- eddie barker talk to two witnesses who was on the scene of the murder. >> as i was driving down the street, i seen this police car just sitting here, and the officer was getting out of the car, and he had been talking to the man standing by the car. the policeman got out of the car , and if he walked past the windshield of the car where was lined up over the hood of the car, this other man shot him. of course he was reaching for his gun, and i was just sitting there in the truck, and not in a big hurry to get out. as he turned to walk away, he was unloading his gun and he took the shells in his hand and evie took off, he went into the bushes. not really trying to get rid of them, but he figured he was caught anyway so he threw them in the bushes. he stopped and looked back at me when he walked away and i don't know if he was going to let this poor guy go and he had nothing to do with it or i am not out to kill everybody, but whoever gets in my way. i give him enough time to get around the house and thinking he might have went into the house. that i jumped out of the truck a

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next day he met eddie and it was an identical twin of his.mirror. but the neat things it isn'tjust physical... no, that's the point. ..their personality, they are all very outgoing, they all go into acting and, in terms of mental health, they are all subject to depression. your work and teasing out the importance of the genetic material within us and how it relates to our most basic personality traits and everything that goes with it, it gets into very treacherous moral and ethical territory because, to many, it raises the spectre of notions of race superiority, genetic theory that go back to the nazi era that then, perhaps if we fast forward, involved things like the theory of the bell curve that was peddled to explain intelligence in the 1990s, which had a racial element to it. can you understand why people listening to you and the focus you have on genetic material and dna, they worry about the implications? i don't know that they do so much. i was really worried when this book came out. i could see that things are changing, you know, that

eddie from us. i'm so very happy. but -- [speaking foreign language] i'm so honored to participate in this discussion with mark, with rl, and dan as the orchestra director. mark and i go way back. when we served together in the foreign affairs committee in the house of representatives and i'm so glad to see mark in the position that he is at right now. and having you, a principled, visionary leader, at the helm of usaid has made an incredible difference, we have seen it in addressing new challenges, emerging challenges throughout the world but more specifically in latin america. and one more thing that i have to say to you, mark. tomorrow, we will be commemorating world aids day. and this year, we are also celebrating 15 years of success through pepfar and this is a very ambitious, wonderful program that was created by george w. bush , he doesn't get enough credit for it. shepherded through the house by ark green. it's unbelievable the success we've had. i'm reminded when mark served as ambassador t

it started as a young kid reading books on eddie rickenbacker and alvin york and then learning about general pershing. for a number of years, i served as the national archives wwi records specialist. then it developed from there. here we see the first transportation of american troops. it is a small party led by general pershing. they left the u.s. at the end of may and headed first to england and then they went to france. pershing had just been appointed as the commander of the american expeditionary forces. it was just a token group of his commanding officers that went with him. you see marshall to the left of him. they had gone to england. now they are arriving in bordeuax. that was a major port, right? guillaume: yes. some landed in other parts of france. all the main ports. here is pershing being introduced to the french generals. french troops to the right. mitchell: pershing is 57 years old. he had a pretty illustrious career, including a couple of stints in the phillipines after the spanish-american war. then he was an advisor and observer during the russo-japanese war. where