>> eddie: the speed of anderson. that creates this whole chance and then cole caufield does an amazing job of going to the front of the net and stopping and staying in front of the net. it makes whole play. because if he makes a fly-by o play never happens. there goes anderson, and he is going to go to the front of the net, and watch 22 in red, and he stops in front of the net, and he creates chance, and anderson creates the chance and rutta to the back of the net, and he finds it. and he gets the second of the game. the o.t.w.g.t. in montreal forces a game five on wednesday night. the missed opportunity with the 4:00 power play in overtime. it started in regulation, and the reaction from the canadiens fans on the outside of the bell centre. and the canadiens live to fight another day. they'll get an opportunity to extend the series on wednesday, and the tampa bay lightning will have a chance to win a stanley cup at home at amalie arena. >> kenny: anderson's second overtime winner of these playoffs. >> eddie: anderso

eddy's wife, gabby, 11-month-old jet.oup on the side. >> i cannot be any more proud, i cannot be any more happier. >> the night highlighted many facets of this culture from kabuki to the pictogram performance, first used in 1964 to overcome language barriers. despite some protesters outside the stadium, tokyo looking to unite this global audience with over 1800 drones shaped like a globe. the superstars who couldn't be in the stadium experiencing the events through their eyes. many of the athletes moving past the covid concerns that have dogged the games. since the beginning of july, tokyo's organizing committee has reported 110 faces connected to those involved out of tens of thousands of tests with 11 of them athletes. still, the overall positivity rate is below 0.1%. inside the stadium, the energy among america's elite athletes, electric. the world today, one big melting pot united by a common cause of completing the games in historic fashion. and tokyo bid for the 2020 games in the aftermath of the devastating 2011 ea

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eddie, we missed the opportunity to do what she just did there.nie murphy from florida. because of the toxicity in our politics, because of the asinine nature of kevin mccarthy making his pilgrimage to mar-a-lago before he got serious about investigating the insurrection, he seemed to recognize what happened that day, but the coverup started in earnest almost immediately. i wonder what you make of what we owe these officers? >> oh, my goodness. you know, the front line to protect the citadel of american democracy. we owe them everything in some ways, right? i mean that was an attempted insurrection, borderline attempted coup. you know, i was thinking about the question before the break. there are two different sorts of actors on the other side right now. there are those who are more interested in ruling than governing, and then there are those who have given up on democracy all together. they don't have the background conditions, the background commitments that allow us to disagree with them. they're not committed to democracy as such, and so we h

eddy merckx is a man he respected very highly, as does everyone in cycling, so to draw equal with hisuse it was a record he probably never thought he would achieve, to equal eddy merckx, but this year, outlook, some things have fallen his way, he has had a little bit of luck, and now we are in the race, he has got the form and the lengths to be the best in the peloton, hence winning these four stages and drawing level with eddy merckx. and as you say this is remarkable because several years ago he said he thought his career was all but over? i retired back in 2019 and at that point i wasn't sure whether we would see cavendish return to the tour de france and winning stages, he had a great year last year when his team, but this season, changing to deceuninck-ouickstep, a team that we both raced within the past, underthe that we both raced within the past, under the guardianship of patrick lefevre, he has flourished, he has found his form once again, and that killer instinct that makes him the best sprinter in the peloton. it is great to see him backin peloton. it is great to see him ba

>> oh, same old eddie, huh? he doesn't want me to know he's here, but he is here, in there. >> in 1977, we got a very groundbreaking episode of the jeffersons titled "once a friend". >> it's me, eddie. only i'm edie now. >> george can't wait for eddie to come to town, his best friend, and when eddie comes to town, eddie is now edie and is a trans woman. >> take a good look. >> but the advancement of black queer stories is something that exists on a separate timeline from both lgbtq representation and black representation. >> representation matters because if you know and like this person that's fictional, how can you not know and like this person in your real life? >> when we were younger, i used to hate you. you used to steal my clothes. >> you had such nice things. >> "soap," i think, was so raw. >> what do you people drink? >> you mean new yorkers? we drink -- >> no, no, homos. >> we drink your basic heterosexual drinks. >> there was something very delicious about the gayness of billy crystal's character. it

eddie to come to town.eddie comes to town, eddie is now edy and he's a trans woman. >> it is something that exists in the timeline of lbgtq representation and black representation. >> if you know and like this person, that's fictional, how can you not know and like this person in your real life. >> when we were younger, i used to hate you and you used to steal my clothes. >> such nice things. >> if you think is so raw, why do people drinks? >> you mean new yorkers? >> no, homos. >> there was something about delicious about the gayness of billy crystal krcharacter. >> it was mainstream television. wow, this is happening and real. >> if you look back at it now, there were moment that is very incredibly sensitive and it was an important kyle character. >> you hate me because i am gay, right? >> i guess if you need a reason, that's a good one. >> it is a terrible reason. look at me. i am a person. >> i think people watching that character thought for the first time of the possibility of gay men being real peopl

eddy merckx is one of cycling's all—time greats. it's 46 years since he won his a0...s since he won his 40. .. cavendish was up there. the greatest male clist cavendish was up there. the greatest male cyclist of _ cavendish was up there. the greatest male cyclist of all _ cavendish was up there. the greatest male cyclist of all time, _ cavendish was up there. the greatest male cyclist of all time, it's _ cavendish was up there. the greatest male cyclist of all time, it's truly - male cyclist of all time, it's truly an honour. it'sjust a number. it doesn't put me on a level with eddy merckx. as cavendish says, he's a different kind of rider. but a legend nevertheless. when he won his first estate in 2008, the current race leader looking good in yellow, was only nine years old. all eyes were on the man in green. and was only nine years old. all eyes were on the man in green. and he followed that _ were on the man in green. and he followed that dream _ were on the man in green. and he followed that dream to _ were on the man in green. and he followed that dream to the - w

medalla con el patinaje, dice eddie que quiere enviar un mensaje a la isla .que adem;as de ganar unoa medalla quiere enviar un mensaje los cubanos de la isla. la abanderada ser;a la estrella del baloncesto femenilgran.. estados unidos perdió ante suecia . >>. el emperador de jap;on confirm;o su asistenciala a la ceremonia inaugural donde no habr;a es espectadores sino un grupo r reducido de personasda >> >> tenemos mucho más al regreso, escándo en el salvador por >> >> al regresar m;as por noticias telemundo. ( m;usica ( m;usica (comerciales(. ♪ el verano finalmente llegó. ♪ el asador esta prendido y la piscina esta lista no importa si te vas a echar un clavado o solo vas a descansar hazlo con tu gente favorita y con tus snacks favoritos porque el verano es tuyo ♪ y tenemos el acompañamiento perfecto. ♪ ¡saboreel verano! frito lay. jaycee probó gain flings por primera vez el otro día. su aroma le caó una gran impresión. ♪ ♪ era como si esa toalla y jaycee fueran los únicos dos que quedaban en la tierra. pero... no lo eran. siempre puedes detectar a un primeriz

powering possibilities. >>> back with me, my friends erin haines and eddie glod.h jones and having a fuller look at american history, then an attack on critical race theory. in texas, the senate passed a bill that would remove a requirement for public schoolteachers to teach that the ku klux klan is morally wrong. we're going down some weird roads in this country. and, you know, part of me doesn't want to take something like that seriously because we have books and we have the internet, except we have books and we have the internet and vaccine deniers and people denying women their rights, so i don't know. what do you do with this stuff? >> well, you have to take texas very seriously, ali, because of the size of the state and the impact on school textbook purchasing. it has an impact on content in school books and mcmillan press and the lot. this is really key. there are folks screaming, you will not replace us. folks are worried about tucker carlson and others worried about demographic shifts and panicking and also worried about being displaced in history. made t

we are back with eddie glaude.of the same way that general milley did, that it is the opposite of what our country should be striving to reach, to shut down, a true and honest education of our history. >> when we think of a liberal arts education, a genuine liberal arts education, nicole, we think of it as a kind of exposure to a wide range of material that in some ways unsettles you. we're not provincials, we're not parochial, we want to expand our horizons. the ideas are to unsettle our previously held judgments, our commitments by being exposed to a wide range of commitment while you are reading thomas carlisle or karl marx. you will have that kind of encounter in the classroom. you will have that kind of encounter in the classroom. but what we're seeing are arguments for illiberal education, right, to confirm your narrow prejudices, to confirm your narrow commitments, not to expand your horizons. this is what we're seeing and this is what i think that op-ed and what max boot and tim snyder have been arguing in

when eddie comes to town and eddie is edy. take a good look.epresentation matters because if you know and like this person, that's fictional, how can you not know and like this person in your real life? >> when we were younger, i used to hate you, you used to steal my clothes. >> why do you people drink? >> you mean new yorkers? >> no, homos. >> there was something very delicious about the gayness of billy crystal character. it was like mainstream television. >> wow, this is happening and this is actually real. >> if you look back at it right now, there were moments that was sensitive, it was an important character. >> you hate me because i am gay, right? >> well, i guess if you need a reason, that's a good one. >> it is a terrible reason. look at me. i am a person. >> you don't look gay. >> i am still me. >> with that said, that show kind of didn't know it was suing. >> now i am finally used to be -- homosexual. >> you are going to get a sex change and be a girl? >> the use of stereotype like jodi, it creates a sense of what is funny about me

i want to thank steve brush eddie who has taken the lead for the white house. and president biden. >> and then this happened with -- >> i'm very pleased with our building tonight to move on with russia's legislation and to continue to demonstrate that -- >> one question. it is the white house calling, so we need to get going. that's steve. i shun answer while we are here. >> we steve which eddie never stops calling, even when the deal is. then president biden is in pennsylvania today when he got the word via steve that they got the deal and that the senate would vote tonight. >> you may have heard that in washington just on the phone, it looks like we reached a deal for the bipartisan infrastructure bill. we transit systems, high speed internet, clean drinking water, cleaning up company orphan wells, over thousands of abandoned mines, and an electric grid. i'm working with democrats and republicans to get this done because while there is a lot that we don't agree, on i believe that we should be able to work together on the few things we do agree on. i think it'

. >> eddy Álvarez con su emoción y la familia viéndolo desde miami. >> verlo a él donde está el padretraron su tecnología con estos 1800 drones. >> cerca del estadio muestra de algunos sectores desplazados por la pandemia y las olimpiadas. >> pero el mensaje de japón con miguel gurwitz. >> diversión, solidaridad, y un mensaje poderoso sobre lo que es capaz de generar el deporte, diversidad que incluyó a alejandro sanz es que e4stos son los latinos que compiten por américa latina. >> muchos entrenadores me fueron a felicitar y me dijeron es que me da mucho gusto porque te lo mereces has trabajado y te lo mereces. >> sentimiento que comparten sus padres. >> estamos contigo no pudimos y ya estamos nos dijeron pero no van a poder ir. >> otra de las mejores apuesta de latinoamérica la de colombiana mariana pajon. >> ella dará todo por ganar el oro es posible que lo tengamos y que latinoamérica con el nuevo oro de mariana. >> por ahora arde la flama olímpica encendida por la tenista naomi osaka y alimentada con hidrógeno. >> vamos a tokio, japón con moisés linares que está allá con hora de

eddie: ¡el capitÁn flash en ruedas! - ¡hola, paulie! ¡feliz navidad!vidad a todos! - oye, linc, te obsequio esto para que te mejores mÁs rÁpido, ¿eh? ¡aquÍ tienes! - ¡gracias, eddie! - es lindo. quÉ bonito. enfermera: adelante, pasen ustedes. - hola. feliz navidad. - feliz navidad. feliz navidad. [voces indistintas] janine: ¡mira eso! kenneth: luce muy bien, seÑor rhyme. - ¿seÑor rhyme? dime lincoln, ya eres de confianza. [risas] ¡no puedo creerlo! ah, ¡no puedo creerlo! ¡feliz navidad! ¿quÉ hacen aquÍ? kimmy: feliz navidad, tÍo linc. lincoln: oh... ¡dame un beso! feliz navidad, kimmy. ¿cÓmo estÁs? ¿quÉ tal, tony? ¡por dios! no sabÍa que vendrÍan. - creÍ que te lo habÍan dicho. - ¡oh! ¡perdÓn! amelia, ella es mi hermana, janine, y su familia, amelia. - sÍ, lo sÉ. hola. - ¿quÉ cosa? - me hablÓ. - por telÉfono. ¿cÓmo estÁs? feliz navidad, lincoln. [risas] - feliz navidad. [♪♪♪] ♪(mÚsica)♪ >>> entra en evento la advertencia de bandera roja por rayos elÉctricos. investigan una balacera que deÓo varios heridos. asÍ comenzamos. ♪(mÚsica)♪ >>> quÉ tal, feliz

i want to start with you and eddie both.s that we've made as a country. i still believe in american exceptionalism. but teaching slavery and critical race theory, those aren't the same things, are they? christopher, you first. >> that's absolutely right. this is one of the biggest kind of misconceptions. you can teach about slavery without teaching critical race theory. it was founded on racism, white supremacy and patriarchy. critical race theory reform lats the old marxist dichotomy, and they aren't saying we should examine the racial inequality or racial injustice, they call for something deeper. they call into question the right to free speech. they impose capitalism and believe a system should be adopted. it's rooted in marxism and is frankly inappropriate as a framework for teaching children. >> so, eddie, why don't you give me your definition of critical race theory and at least what you've known it to be as you've been an academia for so many years. >> sure. critical race theory emerges within the context of law scho

. >> eddie: you heard the commissioner. every time you can be in a sentence with ken dryden, that's what you call a heck oh of a run. >> brian: what a goalie. i mean, he is -- he is the best goalie in hockey today. his durability, his athleticism, the mind, the way he reads plays. the fact that he was -- he had not lost back-to-back games in these playoffs is incredible. it speaks to how terrific a goal tender he really is. >> kenny: back to public address announcer paul porter. >> ladies and gentlemen, the stanley cup! [ cheers and applause ] ♪♪ ♪♪ >> it takes an incredible team effort to win this once, back-to-back. let's do this the way we did it last season, everybody, come on up. congratulations. congratulations. for only the second time in over 20 years, we have a back-to-back champion. [ cheers and applause ] it requires a great organization, starting with jeff finnic, john kuppa, and these incredible players who had to sacrifice and work harder under the most difficult circumstances, not just this season, but last s

eddie glaude is sticking around.his role in inciting the capitol riot. what is the remedy now that he has given his full embrace six months later? we will ask one of the house impeachment managers next. plus, why so many people around donald trump can't or won't say no and what it tells us about the state of the new york district attorney's investigation into his business. >>> a symbolic milestone in the fight for racial equality and a reminder of just how far we still have to travel. "deadline: white house" continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. install energy-efficient windows? i can do that. build an electric car? i can do that. weld the tower of a wind turbine? modernize the grid? install 10,000 solar panels? do what i've been doing my whole life? rebuild the country and protect america against climate change? we can do that. flowers are fighters. that's why the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's is full of them. because flowers find a way to break through. just like we will. join the figh

we get to hear from eddie.e're going to talk to sue live a little bit later in the show. >>> but we are going to begin, guys, with those new warnings, the new warnings about covid and the highly contagious delta variant. on wednesday, the nation's top health officials testified before congress and things did get heated at times. this as confusion grows over new vaccine and mask mandates. nbc's gabe gutierrez is in new york's times square with the latest. hey, gabe, good morning. >> reporter: here in new york city, the mayor is expected to announce today that all employees at city-run hospitals must be vaccinated or get weekly covid tests. this all comes as the cdc is revealing troubling new numbers about the delta variant and that is prompting new measures, health measures across the country. this morning, the cdc is sounding the alarm about the highly contagious delta variant saying it now accounts for 83% of new covid infections nationwide. >> in some parts of the country, the percentage is even higher, parti

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eddie, i want to bring you in on the conversation. delta variant headlines began three or four weeks ago. it was small but i knew where it was going. last time you were cautious when you were on, and higher quality names. explain what you're seeing now particularly with today's session and how the structure your portfolio? >> you are right, charles, we started slowly to derisk at the end of june. we told our clients would start to digest a transition in the economy to slower growth. we don't think we'll see a recession. frankly today, i think today is overreaction to the delta variant. when you see the vix spike as high as it is, there is usually a lot of panic and you could see a technical bounce here. we have increased the quality of our portfolio. we investors with the right risk tolerance should do the same. for my pa i see a double-digit drop in five trading days. i'm keeping plenty of dry powder. to gary's point this thing could take weeks to shake out. again we're not going into recession in our opinion. we look back at four we

eddie i'll go with you and then back to you, jim. how dangerous is that?iant grow in this country? >> i think the delta variant, frankly, is more of a headline risk than anything. i can see a scenario and i'm basing that based on the data we're seeing on hospitalizations , and death rates. i could see a scenario where there's a scare from the media talking with the big headline and you see a sell-off. i frankly would look at that as a big buying opportunity, if we saw a reaction to that, so it's definitely in my opinion the biggest short-term risk we have in the market because we know the fed is off the table. charles: right, so jim, you feel the same way? >> yeah, well you know, i watch this data pretty closely and i don't know any more than anyone else but here is what i do know is that the cases in the uk have started speaking hard since the beginning of june. we're in the mid-july and hospitalizations and deaths haven't increased significantly at all, so i think the market conclusion that it's not as big a deal is the proper conclusion until we see oth

tell us about eddie. >> it was.endship can change history. in the early 1920s in kansas city, it failed, but they stayed best friends afterward. and because of this friendship which was a relationship built on total trust, total respect, jacobson could fly halfway across the country, march into the oval office one day in 1948. he didn't have an invitation, and he could speak to the president in the most direct and brutally honest terms, using words and mannerisms that no staffer would dare try lest they get fired. all of this was to convince the president to do what he knew was right. but out of frustration that i detail in great length in my chapter, he'd been resisting which is recognize an independent jewish state. two months after eddie walked into the oval office and spoke to him, only after that intervention was truman was the first foreign leader to recognize israel minutes after it was declared. >> it was amazing the influence he had and the change in history he made by that one trip is phenomenal. you say t

this was the day mark cavendish was hoping to surpass the record he shares with eddie merckx.ly flat 128 mile ride was far from smooth. an early crash almost took cavendish out. far enough away to avoid the domino effect. another held him in much of the pellets on up. along the road, a breakaway got away. with 16 miles to go, matej mohoric went for it. a sense of deja vu as the slovenia slow loads to his next win. tomorrow's time trial should see his overall victory confirmed. while cavendish will have to wait until sunday to make his history. nick parrott, bbc news. well, the huge weekend of sport continues with the british grand prix st silverstone on sunday. fans are back at the famous track for the first time since the pandemic, and there'll also be trialling an exciting new qualifying format, with a mini—race tomorrow determining grid positions. let's go live to silverstone, from where our correspondent joe wilsonjoins me. it must have started because you're holding your ear. with thousands of fans back on site, it must feel like the pre—covid good old days. how important

eddie and his dad daniel speaking to "gma" overnight from the hospital. eddie, how are you feeling?sidered. >> reporter: the father and son returning from an overnight trip to catalina island along with eight other scouts and a scoutfast scoutfaster. the group filled a canoe heading back to the mainland. >> eddie being one of the older scouts was all the way in the front. >> we hit something and come close to capsizing in the canoe so we're worried in the front a bit about what is a happening. >> we're like, oh, it's a shark so start rowing. it's like, row, row, row. >> we're kind of freaking out, just trying to paddle a lot. my left hand was much further in the water and that's when the shark came up. i lost my paddle. then i looked down and my hand, oh, i lost my finger? >> how much did that boy scout training come in handy? >> i think it did come in handy. i was able to keep myself fairly calm and i don't think i properly freaked out. >> once we pulled in to shore and i saw how bad the injury was i think it hit me harder then and i was like, wow, thank god he didn't, you know, ta

it doesn�*t put me on a level with eddy merckx.. drew savage, bbc news. less than two days to wait now until england take on italy in the final of euro 2020, their first major tournament final since 1966. the squad are continuing their preparations at st george�*s park, and captain harry kane spoke to our sports editor dan roan. as players, you think of that moment, you dream of that moment. obviously, we�*re all grounded enough to know we have a very tough game on our hands, but there�*s a good belief on this team. we are close and so to bounce back, it�*s been a great sign, a great mentality that we�*ve created. but of course, we all want to win. you play football to win. you dream of these moments as a kid. we have the opportunity now, so a great prospect for us. we just have to enjoy the moment, take it all in, but of course, perform. we want to be on the winning side. catalans dragons have maintained their lead at the top of rugby league�*s super league with another impressive win, this time over leeds rhinos. the french side

wood and glass burst into the thankfully empty restaurant at the corner of larkin and eddy street, theblast so intense it activated shotspotter technology, a sensor that detects gunshots. while police don't know what or who caused the explosion, they say this is uncommon. it final straw for this small family-owned business that was also broken into months earlier. >> cracking window, okay. maybe some small stuff, but this one is so big. >> reporter: the vandalism along this corridor of the tenderloin has been rampant in recent weeks according to rene colorado, executive director of the tenderloin lower polk merchants association who has been keeping track of it all. independent asian-owned businesses that have suffered disproportionately during the pandemic already make up the targets according to colorado. >> everything happened on larkin street between o'farrell and eddy, nine businesses got windows broken out. >> reporter: he says despite major improvements like the ambassador program there is still room for more. >> this is a two-block street closure it. has basically made larkin v

equal with eddy merckx a's all time now. equal with eddy merckx as record.ob, he has to be in the race and he has been outside the time limit before and out of the race and he has been within one minute and 20 seconds already in this race of missing the time cut so the pyrenees is a bigger obstacle to him. he could take the record on the champs—elysees in paris as long as the next few days goes well. itrutheztt champs-elysees in paris as long as the next few days goes well. what is his strength. — the next few days goes well. what is his strength. in _ the next few days goes well. what is his strength, in terms _ the next few days goes well. what is his strength, in terms of _ the next few days goes well. what is his strength, in terms of sprint - his strength, in terms of sprint that he has kind of shown strength? yes, it is the flatter stages. mark can climb, compared to the rest of us, he can go over mountainsjust by virtue of, he's got to be within 30 minutes of the best. the ability to read the race, it is like a boxer. we in commentary, i have covered

doctor eddie o'neill, thank you for your l eddie o'neill, thank you for your time today.accinated key workers in england to avoid self—isolation by taking daily covid tests instead. staff working in the food supply chain, frontline emergency services, and transport and freight are already included, and other workers such as council refuse collectors, could be added to the list. the department for environment, food and rural affairs says 500 sites have been identified for daily testing, which will be carried out by employers within the workplace. i spoke to rob hollyman, a director of haulage firm young's transport, and asked him how his business has been affected. much the same as other allied businesses, drivers are using the app at various delivery or collection points. a day or two later they could be pinged because somebody at those premises has contracted covid, they then have to self—isolate, which means our company, like any other haulage company, they are then required to leave those drivers at home. don't forget, we have heard stories recently about the shortage

also with us is eddie glismt -- glaud. monica?t biden has said democracy is on the line when it comes to the future of voting rights. for the last couple weeks, he thought maybe he would tour the country, maybe give a major speech. neither of those things have happened yet, but the most chris cal sign of a renewed sense of urgency and push on this matter is the fact that the vice president will be giving a speech at her alma mater, howard university, later this afternoon. after that behind closed doors, both the president and vice president will be meeting with the leaders of many key civil rights organizations to does what i've been told is more the path forward. we don't expect to have any immediate outcome necessarily from this. as we know and have seen at the state level, so much is already happening in terms of voting restrictions, that democrats have said they want to see action now, but in terms of their options, they're pretty limited right now. given what we saw on capitol hill, the legislation failed in the senate. they

wood and glass burst into the thankfully empty restaurant at the corner of larkin and eddy street, theo intense it activated shotspotter technology, a sensor that detects gunshots. while police don't know what or who caused the explosion, they say this is uncommon. it may be the final straw for this small family-owned business that was also broken into months earlier. >> cracking window, okay. maybe some small stuff, but this one is so big. >> reporter: the vandalism along this corridor of the tenderloin has been rampant in recent weeks according to rene colorado, executive director of the tenderloin lower polk merchants association who has been keeping track of it all. independent asian-owned businesses that have suffered disproportionately during the pandemic already make up the targets according to colorado. >> everything happened on larkin street between o'farrell and eddy, nine businesses got windows broken out. >> reporter: he says despite major improvements like the ambassador program there is still room for more. >> this is a two-block street closure it. has basically made lark

now that's what i call eddie bate. so should we keep drowning in the past or swim towards a new future? what's your view on new colonialism and its impact on african countries? now we would definitely love to hear from you, so pay us a visit on youtube to watch the full discussion and keep the debates going. yes, a different perspective from one part of the continent. wrap up fine. one bid. boy you handle basin. easy to send down to open media and independence. 500 bit boy is his take away africa fans. oh oh. this is because we don't know what's the region really out there that it was, but i'm proud of it. it sounded by the met because like a d, as in bob from his name, god, the people the slow, the cold or the not that doesn't even if you got a predefined just couldn't and then it's how but just by took up the bills of happening elsewhere they've been to the american president of the same company. what i think is not a black man's by they came hi, the good thing probably. i can go to india, you know, to african team c

jasmine lawrence, who is the daughter of martin lawrence, and eric murphy, the son of eddie murphy, areting. the couple have made their romance public they shared some photos on social media using the l word around each other. no word yet on how long they have been dating but both eddie and martin, they've been in a couple movies together, notably "boomerang" and "life. and now their lives are kind of together intertwined >> can you imagine dinner with all of them? it's goot to be great to just be a guest at that table and listen to how that banter goes. >> that's a lot of pressure, though, both of them or maybe they just sit there while the other two outdo them but entertaining nonetheless >>> still to come, pain at the pump the cost of gas going up >>> and after suffering a gruesome injury on saturday conomcegr gror is now talking about his recovery taking align every day can help. align contains a quality probiotic developed by gastroenterologists. it adds more good bacteria to your gut to naturally help soothe your occasional bloating, gas and abdominal discomfort. support your dige

eddie, the gap, it will let dads be hip i guess. i don't know if you pick up some of the yeezy clothes or not but would you pick up gap stores or any other retailers? >> right now, charles, i'm not chasing retailers. i have to give you props you nailed a lot of retail calls this year, brick-and-mortar. i was not in any of those plays. i think right now the best play to be fundamentally is energy. retail worries me here in the third quarter because i think inflationary pressure we are going to see will start to hurt the consumer spending. discretionary income six months ago will not be the next six months. you have oil, labor costs, food costs, housing this all going up. they're not going down. that will start to put a dent in the pocket of the discretionary income people have to spend at these places. charles: i got it. let me jump into another axiom, buy low, sell high. that might be the number one out there, right? when i think about that, reopening plays, airlines have come down a lot. even though travel is increasing, confidence

gene robinson is with us and has a question for you, eddie. >> yeah.is your view about this cross roads? which way do you think we're headed? i mean, you know, because i can see us taking the path. america never changes is right. it has been right up until now. can you be optimistic that we'll take this different path that can lead to a new america, the america that is being born or do you think we're going to double down on the way things always have been? >> well, eugene, you know, it looks as if we're experiencing in real time the reassertion of what i call the lie in the book. this insistence that, you know, we have to be, you know, the shining city on the hill without sin. we don't want to confront the ugliness of who we are. i'm not optimistic but i'm hopeful. i have a faith and abiding faith in the capacities of human beings to be otherwise. it's a challenge though. you know, we find ourselves in this moment experiencing what i called these rolling civic power outages. whether it's january 6th, whether it's the attack on voting, you know, whethe

peter hotez, eddie glaude, clint watts, thank you so much for starting us off this hour.ow, phil rucker and carol leonnig offer a roadmap of sorts in their new book "i alone can fix it." they will be our next guests. >>> plus, democrats on capitol hill are expanding their probe into the botched response to the pandemic during the last administration and zeroing in on trump era meddling at the cdc. >>> and mike flynn receives a gun as a gift and promptly threatens to use it on somebody in washington. more evidence of why the ex-president's lie remains the biggest security threat facing our country as "deadline: white house" continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. ♪ [band plays] ♪ a place where everyone lives life well-protected. ♪♪ and even when things go a bit wrong, we've got your back. here, things work the way you wish they would. and better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower auto rate today. millions of vulnerable americans struggle to get reliable transportation you're in good hands with allstate

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i am eddie america junior and you are welcome to the program. it will be in football championship, reaches its climax tonight when italy, faith england in the final. while england will have the support of most of the 60000 fans at london's wembley stadium, italy will look to continue the incredible transformation and coach for a better mancini. it promises to be very k, g, and counter ah, this before coming home, then the team on this past the unwelcome guest looking to crash, the posse. silly some people will have to see if you arrive in london for the 2020 final o. d u k. base italy, fans with the own space on the classic england that teams divide the attendance penalty shootout again, spain to reach the final and now hoping to wayne the 1st european championship since 1968. got to get physic i meant for to answer england physically stronger than natalie, but football is played with a ball on the grass. and we hope we can do better than then knowing that these qualities will be important in a match like the final. but sometimes the smaller one

i, eddie mike, a junior foster, you'll see belt and ride with us. more than 60 years ago, many african countries gained the independence from european colonizers. but how independent are we? and why does it even matter to ask the young generation now will be digging deep into that question on the show. but yes.

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eddie says, get over your childish anger, do what you need to do. you win, you bald-headed son of a "b." then two months later, he's the first foreign leader to recognize the independent state of israel, 11 minutes after it's declared. it's a great story. >> your chapter on nixon is no less interesting. anyone our age or older, i have a few years on you, anyone our age or older knows the name b.b. ribozo, right away. dick nixon's closest friend. you go there, however, on the really shaky optics that polite people didn't talk about, about the inconceivable amount of time these two guys spent together, and how it had tongues wagging, again, among members of polite society. >> it definitely did. it went everywhere from, what was going on, to were they gay lovers, which i don't think was ever remotely proven. but they were so different in personality and temperament. nixon was this dark, brooding, intellectual. ribozo was a high school graduate, whose first job was an airline steward. nixon was a loner, but he knew he needed company. pat nixon said he w

now that's what i call eddie bate. so she, we came drowning in the past or swim towards the new future. what's your view on new colonialism and its impact on african countries? now we would definitely love to hear from you, so pay us a visit on youtube to watch the for discussion and keep the debates going. has a different perspective from one part of the continent. wrap up fine, one big boy. you handle basin easy to send down to off and maybe an independence fight and they bid boy, is his take away africa. spence o. o. this is because we don't know what's the region mainly visited, but i'm proud of it. it sounded like a d, as in bob from rhodesian his name god, the people the slow, the told the not they've done an audible even if you've got a predefined escal and it's hell again. but this type of good news happening elsewhere. they've been asked to be american plays that did the same company, but i think is not a black man's by the good thing properly. i can go to india. to african team guns. do people fed up with vet

wood and glass burst into the thankfully empty restaurant at the corner of larken and eddie street.he blast was so intense sfpd said it activated a shotspotter technology, a sensor that detects gunshots. while they don't know who or what caused the explosion, it is not uncommon, the same thing that happened to a small business also broken into months earlier. >> a cracked window. >> reporter: the vandalism along this corridor of the tenderloin has been rampant for weeks according to renee colorado, the executive director of the merchant's association keeping track of it all. independent asian-owned businesses have suffered disproportionately during the pandemic already make up the majority of the targets according to colorado. >> everything happened on larkin street between o'farrell and eddie and nine businesses in three days had windows broken out. >> reporter: and in the community ambassador program, they say there is still room for more. >> this has basically made larkin very safe, the two block closure, but it is only thursday through sunday so all the issues that have been hap

>> no, eddie. i don't think i'll make that same mistake again. >> it was a show about a single dad.e was a widower with three boys, trying to raise them in an all male household. everyone had to do something. every had to pitch in. we did dishes. we were darning socks. >> these things that you never saw in the ozzy and harriet show or donna reid or leave it to beaver. >> i've got it. >> when you watch a show that's based on losing someone, that adds a deep-rooted truth to the hardness of life. then it gives comedy even more of a reason to go as crazy as you want to go. >> i think that shirt's done. >> well, sure. >> you'll just have to wear your pants higher. >> in the '60s you see the sitcom moving away from stories that are away from the nuclear family. >> divorce had become prevalent and had become a part of normal american life. it took a while to be reflected in sitcoms. ♪ ♪ the brady bunch ♪ >> the brady bunch is the story of two separate families being dplud together. >> a map with three boys, the woman with three girls. the map was going on the a widower. the woman was divor

ah, i am eddie micah junior. welcome to the program. now in just a few hours time, italy, faith, england in the finals of the european football championship. while england will have the fevans support of nearly all the $60000.00 bands at london's wembley stadium, italy hoping to build on the transformation and a coach of a better mancini. it promises to be a mouth watering the encounter. ah, if football is coming home, then the team on this pass the unwelcome guest looking to crash the party. but at least some people were happy to see italy arrive in london for the 2020 fine oh oh. these u. k base italy, fans with that own space on the classic england. then that team survived the tense penalty shootout against spain to reach the final. and now hoping to win the 1st european championship since 1968. got to get these come in there for to answer england's f physically stronger than natalie. but football is played with a ball on the grass. and we hope we can do better than then knowing that these qualities will be important in a match like

what will they learn about eddie gallagher and your story? that no one has any idea about. we took a lot of intensive care. it is over 400 pages that really catalogs his service, the escalation of allegations that happened and everything that went on. we even gave qr codes that allow people to see "ncis" video of these accusers from the first interviews to the second, to the trial audio and even text message threads among all of them. we gave everybody the ability to make their own determination and not be led by any of the false narratives still prominent out there. pete: absolutely. true behind the scenes inside view of what you endured over two years. eddie, you were acquitted. you were tried. tried in the court of public opinion. the president ultimately intervened in your case. when you look back what you went through what is the biggest lesson you're taking away? >> that god is good and that he is watching over us and that you know, anytime you're challenged with adversity especially the one you went through you come out on the other en

. >> she joins eddie alvarez the announcement comes as first lady dr.ore heading to tokyo she's scheduled to lead the u.s. delegation so far olympic organize errs h have not released very much information about the ceremony even though the venue will be largely empty. after a billion dollar make over to increase capacity, tokyo's historic olympic stadium will host fewer than 10,000 people, most of them dignitaries, sponsors and vips. in keeping with tradition, the white house says the first lady jill biden will attend just as she did in 2010 at the vancouver games. this time she's going solo >> you have to be mentally prepared to g. >> reporter: so are many athletes, friends and families >> that will make me cry >> it's awful. we're not going to have fans >> reporter: team usa will once again wear ralph lauren, only this time they get a new ac accessory. they will pay tribute to those who died in the pandemic this year's theme, "united by emotion" and they promise the twgames wil be more inclusive than ever before instead of one flag bearer, most countr