eddie, your final thoughts?this is a constant situation with the families that are calling us and here at the center in terms of the search. this delegation of families are here in the united states to bring attention to the situation, and try to figure out what are the obstacles that are preventing them from being able to find their loved ones that are missing and have been for a long time? amy: we will continue to follow these stories. thank you for being with us. eddie canales of texas human rights center and lisa malomot, codirector of "missing in brooks county." their is a major multi-day march going on in new jersey, where juan is. juan: the people's organization for progress is walking across the state. they started in montclair, marching all the way to trenton, over 60 miles throughout the week, to press the issues of police abuse bills that are before the legislature, which is refusing to act, including subpoena power, making chokeholds illegal and so forth. it is an important march that will land in tr

. >> but this morning, eddie the elk is finally free.>> reporter: rudolph is famous for his nose. >> my nose, sir? >> ho, ho, ho. >> reporter: bambi had the butterflies but eddie the elk in colorado has a tire? eddie has been sporting this unlikely accessory for at least two years first spotted in 2019 outside of denverwilderness - through a telescope. >> usually the animals that live further back in the wilderness are not tolerant of human presence so we really didn't expect to be able to get this tire off very easily. >> reporter: eddie occasionally poping up on trail cameras in the area. colorado parks and wildlife finally able to begin making tire removal attempts in the fall of last year. but tranquilizer equipment operates on a short range, and eddie the elk could always see or smell the officers coming until finally this week under the cover of night -- >> our other officer dawson swanson was able to sneak within range and was able to make a good shot with his tranquilizer gun. >> reporter: officers murdoch and swanson first tryin

eddie, inflation.et that we're in hyper-inflation, larry summers said he's never seen anything like it in his lifetime. why isn't that pressing against the market? the markets keep going up and is in spite of these inflation fears. >> look, ultimately inflation will be the headwind that breaks this market's back. i think the reason why it hasn't hurt in the near term is there's been a lot of bearish sentiment. the bears are having to play what i call the catch-up trade there. so there's a lot of capital chasing. i think inflation is going to really hurt this market the first half of next year. i expect to see a double-digit drop in the equity market at that point. i think the fourth quarter's going to continue to stay strong though. but without a doubt, i think everyone can finally admit what we've been saying, it's not transitory, and it's only going to get worse, unfortunately. david: i could throw another log on the fire there, jon than, which is in the past when you've had these inflation spikes st

lemonis: so, this one is the eddie bauer one? chris: this is eddie bauer. yeah.it looks totally different. kelsey: you asked for rustic. we gave you rustic. and you wanted us to incorporate the brand, so i found some, like, old, historical photos. lemonis: that is cool. kelsey: that's actually eddie bauer. lemonis: come on. kelsey: i brought in the brand, lemonis: the aesthetic in here -- it's next level. kelsey: i just love the classic, retro stuff. i think it's cozy and cute. lemonis: oh, i love what you guys did here. i think this is great. what do you think the retail is on this? chris: i think just under $100,000. $95,000, $98,000, something like that. lemonis: i think what i like more than anything else is the price points. the nautica unit, which is the double-decker, could be around $1,000 a month. and the eddie barry unit is going to be in the $650 a month range. so, i asked you guys to make two units, and then, you decided -- because you were bored -- to build a third one. chris: yeah. lemonis: so, let's take a look at that. what's even more impressive

because, eddie, when there are people that read too much facebook, eddie -- here you go.ddie, when there are too many people who read too much facebook -- good morning, t.j. -- what happens is they start asking questions. i've had a lot of people call me and say, you know, kids can't really get covid, can they? if they can, why do they need a vaccination? it doesn't make any sense. this is all some one world conspiracy or bill gates conspiracy or sorros conspiracy. i said, there's a reason why you and i and our children and everybody got polio vaccines when there wasn't much of a chance we were going to get polio. or the four or other five vaccines they give us. because you want to have a universal vaccine to make sure that we get rid of whatever disease we're trying to get rid of, whatever virus we're trying to get rid of. i've got a family member, a close family member, who is vaccinated, doing well, but his child came back from school and covid spread through his child's school. now the entire family has it. they're going to be fine. they're going to be fine because th

eddie sparxx from the uk eddie, what talent will you be showing us this evening?o. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's an amazing talent i like this. can you sing a song for us, a kazoo song without a kazoo >> yeah, i'm going to do "axle f," from "beverly hills cop. >> jimmy: absolutely, yeah the classic. yeah, we love to hear that eddie, whenever you're ready, bud. >> cool. ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: okay that's exactly what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause from the uk. this is worldwide tonight. thank you for coming out here, eddie. i appreciate it, buddy >> thank you >> jimmy: let's meet our final guest. what is your name and where are you from >> hey, my name is sidney robinson, and i'm from memphis, tennessee >> jimmy: oh, memphis! sidney, what talent will you be sharing with us tonight? >> so basically, i will be making a song using these household items i have over here i have my keyboard set up right here and performing a classic hit. >> jimmy: okay i kind of understand what you're going to do so, you're going to make us a song using just household instruments. >> yes

eddie: pretty much, yeah. stephen: but the berkeley team still needs to test its treatment on animals before it can start human trials, and it could be years before that occurs. while american researchers work as small, independent teams, great britain has used its centralized database to put nearly every covid patient in every hospital into a clinical trial there. sir martin landray: so you have three good winners. stephen: sir martin landray, professor of medicine at oxford university and director of the trials there, said his team already found several treatments that reduce both covid sickness severity and deaths. sir landray: dampen down that inflammation. dampen down the amount of damage that's in the lungs. stephen: in fact, in britain, two different drugs already shorten hospital stays there and reduce the need for ventilators. a third treatment identical to what josipa matusich got at stanford is more widely available in the u.k. than in the u.s., so why hasn't this country been able to keep up? dr. d

jillian: eddie scary, federalist columnist. how are you?acy theories the remain unproven despite what you might have heard. the hunter biden laptop, does is rank at the top for you? >> it is a bizarre description of the hunter biden laptop story is an unproven conspiracy theory because by the time this piece came out many other outlets, fox news, daily mail, new york post which originally broke the story confirmed that this was legit and never disputed by anyone and that was true going back to when the story originally broke my the new york post, the new york post story a nobody on the biden campaign disputed the details. hunter biden never said this was not true so to say it is an unproven conspiracy theory this late in the game is a flat out lie. todd: this article written by things that go bump in the night for the washington post, why can't the post accept this as a real story? >> media outlets like politico and the daily mail confirm these details. that was an attempt early on by facebook and twitter and other giants that buried the st

eddie: i think it is in a way. investors that take exposures on that futures contract, yes, they will lay off that exposure by owning something. there is no guarantee they will do so. in the long term, the bigger a product like this gets, the more it drains demand away from bitcoin, and bitcoin ultimately has no use case still. we are not seeing people use it really in the economy except for in el salvador, and even there it is doubtful how much it is being used. i think this is a real problem for bitcoin. the options contract, when the original futures contract launched, that was within days that the bitcoin price peaked in 2017. we may see some follow-through buying. we may see the price push through that record high and get momentum carrying it through, but ultimately i think in the long term, this is a bearish development. lisa: we could have a philosophical discussion about bitcoin and what its legitimacy is in this world. however, that is actually not the point, especially when you speak with jp morgan's jami

we will hear from eddie ferguson, a black man who overcame the jim crow to become a successful maybe diver and you wouldn't see this as the pandemic raged. but we're in a better spot now on our sports

. >> peoples afr eddie had covid, i'm protected, and now the stud says may be even more protected thenthe vaccine alone. should they also get the vaccine , how'd how do you make the case for that? >> that's a really good port, i don't have a firm answer for yo on that. that is something we will have to discuss regarding the durability of the response. >> millions of people have gotten this virus and he doesn' have an answer on natural immunity? you're the director of medical ethics at uc irvine. are these vaccine mandates medically ethical given the complete disregard for natural immunity? >> i don't think they are. for that reason. natural immunity we know is mor effective then the vaccines. that's not to denigrate the vaccines, but natural immunity is 99 percent effective. the johnson & johnson vaccine b their own data they submitted was 7 percent effective. the vaccine immunity is declining over time that's why people are talking about boosters now. it still offers some efficacy o preventing more serious symptoms , but it doesn't perfect we have overwhelming evidence i the scientifi

he rubs his hands and he looks at fast eddie and says, let's play some pool. then he beats the devil out of them of course and fast eddie is crushed. , perpetual optimism come he thought he could win and he did and he worked against fast eddie plus weakness. as i sing the book of my love that scene in many a day when i was in trouble which was equally during my public life [laughter] i had to go before congress or face a hostile press [laughter] so help me, i would put my uniform on and i go to my restroom and i wash my hands and look in the mirror and i would say to myself softly, fast eddie, let's play some pool. [laughter] >> as you mentioned, i never watch the last scene. fast eddie, paul newman is the start of the movie and he has to beat fats at the end but it never watch it, i don't want to see tha [laughter] >> an interesting approach. a touching story you describe when you visited a japanese school once. it was a school for kids being prepared to succeed. >> it was a private japanese school in tokyo. very intelligent, smart kids from well-to-do famili

he rubs his hands and he looks at fast eddie and says, let's play some pool. then he beats the devil out of them of course and fast eddie is crushed. , perpetual optimism come he thought he could win and he did and he worked against fast eddie plus weakness. as i sing the book of my love that scene in many a day when i was in trouble which was equally during my public life [laughter] i had to go before congress or face a hostile press [laughter] so help me, i would put my uniform on and i go to my restroom and i wash my hands and look in the mirror and i would say to myself softly, fast eddie, let's play some pool. [laughter] >> as you mentioned, i never watch the last scene. fast eddie, paul newman is the start of the movie and he has to beat fats at the end but it never watch it, i don't want to see tha [laughter] >> an interesting approach. a touching story you describe when you visited a japanese school once. it was a school for kids being prepared to succeed. >> it was a private japanese school in tokyo. very intelligent, smart kids from well-to-do famili

you will have up to ten minutes, and i believe the appellants are ryan patterson, brian o'neal, eddie lau, and [indiscernible]. >> good afternoon, supervisors. can you hear me? >> president walton: yeah. >> first of all, our group has never been against or opposed to the new fire house for station 13. if you heard something differently, then it is not true, and it did not come from any of us on our current team. we were told by planning to conduct formal public outreach to our downtown neighbors, which we professionally completed for anyone to see and discuss with zero opposition. planning made us send out the sign-up sheets for everyone who attended. we sent that to them. we were very transparent about our project, but our neighbors did not afford all of us the same consideration as we had to endure. since we are held to the highest degree and letter of the law in forming our ceqa determination, others should be, as well. we also have some serious concerns about the construction impacts to our building which wasn't fully investigated. just so you know, we're a small san francisco com

eddie, we don't have to go back to the civil war.th insurrection an attack on the government, despite count less -- i mean, all the video that they have seen. what do we do about this? >> we have to confront the truth of the matter. and that is that we never resolved the single contradiction at the heart of the country. and i should say this, stephanie, we have to confront the intimacies of our hatred, that the hatred is rooted in families, and fathers and mothers, uncles and aunts. so it's very difficult to condemn that. and it goes all the way back to the civil war, whence families fought against each other. it requires a different kind of attention, precisely because of the intimacy of the hatred itself. eddie, here's the thing. you're a college professor. your students want to confront it and learn about it and get better and smarter. but they don't have to take your class. they're choosing to take it. the people who don't want to confront this history are the problem and they aren't signing up for your class. >> not at all. and

july 31st, this is arcane for you, eddie. >> eddie was about to make the same point. >> this is after the braves lost their best player, an mvp candidate. went out early in the season. the braves, of course, were struggling around the all-star break. made these trades. surged to the top of an admittedly weak conference. they take the early lead here. i'm skeptical. i think the astros in six feels right, unfortunately. at the least, stealing game one on the road, it matters. >> the morton performance, going out on the broken leg, for a lot of people, curt schilling. >> bloody sock. >> obviously food dye he put on the sock. [ laughter ]. >> that's the stuff of legend for charlie morton. >> pitched on a broken leg to help his team. pitched to the one batter to give the relief pitcher time to warm up. extraordinary performance. >> should be noted, willie, you have been sitting here on a broken leg, as well. we really appreciate your gutsy performance. >>> new numbers crossing right now in virginia's race for governor. we'll show you where things stand as president biden c

you are a cancer to everyone who ever loved you, eddie.daddy could never look at you again after you killed his wife, your mother, _ just by being born! 0k. so, you see what i mean about it's like all of me, there are two people inside the same body, in fact, there will end up being four people inside two different bodies. so, the first venom, i thought it was a bit of a slog. never really worked for me. this is much more fun. the script is by kelly marcel, and the story is by her and tom hardy. and it's directed by andy serkis. now, if you are going to make a film which involves a lot of special effects, a lot of acting, and a lot of motion capturing, which are kind of mixing those two things together, get somebody like andy serkis — who understands the special—effects side, also understands the acting side, understands how to put all this stuff together. yeah, he is such an interesting man, isn't he? he really is. he is a really kind of polymath. and the best thing about this was it's really funny. i mean, i've seen comedies in which i h

till the end of the - season, someone like eddie howe would _ season, someone like eddie howe would he did unfortunately take bournemouth down, _ did unfortunately take bournemouth down, but _ did unfortunately take bournemouth down, but prior to that i think you did really— down, but prior to that i think you did really well at bauma. i think someone — did really well at bauma. i think someone like steven gerrard would be really good, big fan of his football. paolo fonseca is another name _ football. paolo fonseca is another name we — football. paolo fonseca is another name we are linked with, i did a bit of research — name we are linked with, i did a bit of research into his background, watched — of research into his background, watched a — of research into his background, watched a few clips, his style is very— watched a few clips, his style is very different to what we have had in the _ very different to what we have had in the past — very different to what we have had in the past as well so that could be exciting _ in the past as well so that could be exciting going forward. you m

eddie, i know that you've been cautious and picked your spots throughout this year.es, that we're going to hit all-time highs by mid-december. we've got to get through options ex purdy asian this week so i expect chop this week and next week but i firmly believe for the right investor dips should be bought. the bond market around the world is going up. we think that is pricing in and giving us a signal we'll get an acceleration in gdp here in the fourth quarter, high yield spreads are continuing to stay tight, and look the vix is nowhere near above 30 so right now the signals are still very bullish for us, and we're not concerned until next year. next year without question we think we'll have issues but right now, we think this risk-on rally will have leg once we get through next two weeks. charles: i agree talking heads a lot more nervous than the vix or bond yields real quick eddie on these oil stocks, at some point this year, you were pretty hot on them, are you holding them into strength, riding this wave right now? >> we are, you have to have diamond hands with

todd: eddie scary, offer full of its victims joins us now.saki pretty liberal not just in policies but in the use of the word crisis, now we show you some graphics, previous tweets she said may 13th, 2020, talking about the climate crisis and then goes on to say the gun violence crisis. why can't she use it for the crisis at the border? >> they don't see it as a crisis. it is a problem to any extent, one that they manage but why did they refer to the climate crisis because they right now have a sense of urgency. when you use the word crisis you have a sense of urgency. they have a massive welfare bill they are trying to pass sometimes referred to as infrastructure, sometimes human infrastructure, never the border is a crisis because that is not a crisis to them. it is something that has to be managed right now. you have one on the one hand, voters right now who expect this to be done, the welfare bill and the border, we can pretend to deal with that, send a press release kamala harris is dealing with, we're still sending some people back, 50

pues lo que haga la policÍa". >> lo que queremos es el arresto de eddie gonzÁlez. >> de gonzÁlez debemos. >> yo todavÍa estoy esperando la llamada de george gascÓn y todavÍa no nos ha llamado. no nos ha avisado nada. todavÍa esta sentado calladito. presentadora: ¿cÓmo fue la despedida contÓ hermana? sabemos que ustedes le prometieron algo. fue una decisiÓn muy difÍcil que tuvieron que tomar como familia. >> pues, al fin decidimos que lo que mi hermana habrÍa querido, como tanto ha estado ella ayudando a su comunidad... y nosotros ya sabemos el impacto grande que dejÓ en esa comunidad con amigas, con amigos... todo tipo de personas. y como familia, decidimos que mi hermana hubiera querido seguir ayudando todavÍa despuÉs de su muerte. decidimos que... sÍ —— sido una vamos o sus Órganos, ella podÍa seguir ayudando a gente. fue la decisiÓn que hicimos. que donara sus Órganos. borja: una decisiÓn que va a ayudar a los demÁs. sÉ que cuando alguien se va a una edad temprana, el dolor es complicado. me gustarÍa que aprovechen las cÁmaras de ediciÓn digital para recordar a su hermana. ¿cÓmo le

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eddie rosario had himself a series. may be a guy the giants will look at to fill left field. rosario of walker buehler, screaming line drive just clears the wall for a three run shot, he began the year in cleveland. he has atlanta hopping. ninth-inning, braves of 4-2. aj the grantor, densities spoke - - dansby swanson, there it is. 4-2. braves manager brian snitker spoke about the game and what it means to take a team to the world series. >> it takes a village to get here. this is an organization award. terry, alex, everybody, they support us, they get us the resources, these players, they never stop. they believe, they believe. it's a really cool group of guys to be around. we did it, braves country. >> the manager of the san jose earthquakes hosted the vancouver white cats. kristin eric espinoza, amazing assist, benji syncs it right there. back of the net, that's all they would get. the game would end in a draw. earthquakes host portland numbers on wednesday. straight ahead, we have a good laugh inside the warriors locker room today. you've got to see it. plus heartbreak ci

eddie van der walt joining us.et's go to turkey because the president fired three central bank officials. damian sassower joining us now. this was now four that voted? damien: i think only three voted in favor of the cut. president erdogan is seeking growth at all cost even if the bank policy credibility is completely lost and it has been. where do we stand in turkey? we have basically they are going to cut rates and it is going to plummet. the central bank is going to have to dip into reserves to defend the currency and i believe we will see rate hikes. right now, locals hold half, half, of their deposits in foreign currency and foreigners have completely exited the local market. i think less than 5% of foreign investments in local turkish government debts is down over 30%. that is where we are today. guy: going to be interesting if this goes into the geopolitical landscape. there is the issue around jet fighters and which way president erdogan goes. does he look to washington or moscow? there are all kinds of fac

eddie ferguson. >> at 77 years old. former navy frogman any ferguson is still a daredevil. not riding around virginia beach on 2 main wheels he's riding around on one filmmaker on terri ferguson is his son. he's earned his time. he's done his duty for his country. the trip started in 1961 when a 17 year-old from fort myers, florida. inspired by relative. >> decided to join the navy. now only us britian for joining the navy. was my uncle. it didn't matter that cook or steward was the only job for uncle leonard back in the 50's. any wanted n on board the uss ok, now why him and a recruiter for the underwater demolition team and the newly minted seal team. i would >> i wanted to take the screen and pass. and i said, yes, i did. it required swim and a 300 yards. women. 7 minutes and 30 seconds. i have never taken a swimming lesson in my life when the time was said time. it was 7 minutes and 29 seconds and basic underwater demolition seal training. he nearly drowned twice. so now in if you do not test the wall. >> you fail. you're out. but during those days. >> i guess they i wa

and who inspired me to do that was eddie murphy. when i did "coming to america 2" with him.on the show is his daughter in real life. >> jimmy: did you ask your daughter if she wanted to be on the show with you? >> no, i made her do it. but she's a natural. once she started doing it, she's never dropped a line. she dropped one line, and when she dropped the line, she said, line. and everybody started laughing. like, i never realized she would watch me when i'm home. like when we got to the set, she would literally have a highlighter, highlighting her lines. i said whoa, this girl was watching me all that time. and then she knew how to do it because she watched her dad do it. and i want her to do what she wants to do in life. you don't have to be an actress. i want you to be whatever god wants you to be. >> jimmy: right, yeah. >> i really need her to know that. you can be whatever god wants you to be. >> jimmy: and yet you forced her to be on the show. >> absolutely. that's my baby, that's my heart and my life. i came out that coma for her. >> jimmy: she's so cute. >> she was

we're back with eddie glaude and betsy woodruff swan.at president obama is talking about, neil trying to chime in on the side of science and civility and respect. >> i cannot stress this enough. this is not about left or right. this is not about who's conservative or liberal. take the political speaking points and toss them for now. i'm begging you. toss them. and think of what's good. not only for yourself but for those around you. life is too short to be an ass. life is way too short to be ignorant of the promise of something that is helping people worldwide. stop the deaths. stop the suffering. please, get vaccinated. please. >> it's just an incredible message coming from a fox news anchor when most of the people being asses work there. >> yeah. let's see how quickly cavuto is banished from the tribe, nicole. we have these political vulgarians who are exploiting these divisions and what is very clear is that there are two americas, and this sort of crass, crude, and cynical appeal reflects that, and it just shows how deeply in trouble

pete: eddie, you went through it yourself.me. >> god bless you, brother. pete: carley, over to you. carley: that's right. we got headlines here. begin with this. two people killed in a mid-air collision between a plane and helicopter in arizona. chandler officials say the plane was able to land safely but the helicopter crashed and caught fire killing both people on board. the plane's instructor and student were not hurt. officials are still investigating what caused the collision. as many as 5200 new york city teachers could be out of work by monday. this after the supreme court rejected a request from a group of teachers to block the city's covid vaccine mandate. justice sonia sotomayor issued the ruling without explanation. does not allow teachers to opt out of the jab for weekly testing. some say they feel betrayed by the high court's decision. seattle mariner's fans flooding baltimore charities donations after the orioles helped them tie for a wild card spot. mariner's reddit suggestioning make discussion for thanking ori

we will hear from eddie ferguson, a black man who overcame the jim crow to become a successful maybend you wouldn't see this as the pandemic raged. but we're in a better spot now on our sports team is on the road will be live at chase center live the shark tank. big night for the local teams. jason and kylen are coming up. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >> and now kron 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> welcome to sports. we had a busy night in the bay area tonight. the warriors at home at chase center taking on the memphis grizzlies and of course the sharks at home at the sapd center taking on the montreal canadians. it's all quiet here. and sapd center. we had a nice crowd tonight. but unfortunately, the game did not go to sharks way. let's roll the highlights sharks coming out on the ice. they have lost 2 in a row coming into the night. 4, 2, on the season. we pick things up in the first period. mike hoffman lights. the lamp for the canadians that one is assisted by n

espiden a eddie gonzalez, el oficial de seguridad escolar seqalado de dispararle mortalmente en la cabezaa era madre de un bebe de 5 meses, fue desconectada por muerte cerebral y recibio el dsparo cuando estaba en un vehiculo en movimiento la semana pasada.los investigadores dicen que ella fue vista involucrada en una pelea antes de que el oficial abriera fuego...la familia sigue exigiendo justicia, y nos conectamos a esta hora con iran rodriguez, hermano mayor de manuela desde long beach, california...iran, oscar... les preguntamos, ya despidieron preguntamos, ya despiieron al oficial involucrado en el caso, es suficiente esto para la familia? borja: yo sÉ que el dolor es complicado. quiero que aprovechen las cÁmaras de ediciÓn digital para recordar a su hermana. cÓmo la recordamos? >> ella era muy alegre. era muy energÉtica. era muy bonita. siempre estaba llena de amor. borja: chicos, gracias por conectarse con nosotros. vamos a estar siguiendo de cerca su exigencia de justicia. un abrazo muy en video quedo grabado el momento en que presentadora: en vÍdeo quedÓ el momento en que una muj

eddie eight degrees. it's going to be gorgeous in santa cruz, -- eddie eight degrees --88 degrees. to be gorgeous in santa cruz. we will be a little bit breezy and that's why temptress will be in the low 70's and this -- that's why temperatures will be in the low 70's in the district. if you are headed to the north bay this afternoon, temperatures will be hitting the 90's. sonoma 93. napa at 92 degrees. comfortable warm weather in the east bay. 85 in oakland. the warmest spots and some of the interior locations you could open the windows if you want to let things cool down. we will see some upper 50's around the bay. 57 san francisco. some low 50's santa rosa. here's a look at the week ahead. livermore, average high is 82. we are above average and we are going to stay that way throughout the weekend. look at the temperatures tumble toward the end of the workweek. that's because we have a system that might bring us some rain. it's a spare the air day. inland areas in the mid 90's. below average by wednesday with 30% chance of showers on friday that will continue to track through the

. >> eddie rosario homered twice and drove in four runs as the braves beat l.a. 9-2. a win tonight sends atlanta to the world series for the first time since '99. >> which would be crazy, because atlanta was considered one of the worst teams to make the playoffs this year. the second worst, the red sox. they're still in it, though. a five-run sixth inning helped houston pick up a win in game five of the american league championship series. >> the series shifts back to texas tomorrow. one more win sends the astros to their third world series in five years. >>> coming up, the least-ordered item at mcdonald's, can you guess? >> i'm still going to say the fish fillet. >>> plus, the mom who sent her son off to college and decided to tag along herself for her own degree. >>> first one of the members of a rock band opening up about the accident that changed his life. that's next. you're watching "world news now." ♪ pour some sugar on me ♪ d thank you guys for these gorgeous flowers, so thoughtful. young woman whispering: hey, did you bring the... the condoms? young man whisp

there was one of them on the corner of eddy and -- market. >> there was a reason for that. couple of things, it's basically it serves as a field command post. we had lineup there. officers are dispatched. they are given their instructions there. they go to wherever they will go in the tenderloin and union square as well. not all the time. the presence of that vehicle being there, along with officers either on foot beat in that area, tend to make a difference with people seeing that police are in the area. it's a determinant factor as well. >> commissioner byrne: why was corner of eddie and larkin chosen? >> between the captain and operational command, depending on what's happening, whether it's drug dealing or violent crime, we usually place it in areas where we have conditions we trying to make better. that's one of the locations where we have had some issues between some of the violent crimes that's happening in that area, community complaints >> commissioner byrne: isn't most of the drug dealing centered around turk and hyde? not that they are more advantageous. >> what

he is eddie haskell. eddie haskell from leavitt to beaver. except he doesn't like the beaver.ow i've got nothing against fraternity leave, i'm sorry, it's me or beats pete they gave paternity leave a bad name. taking up a few months, it's no like he's octal mom, he didn't have eight kids by c-section. getting the and then bailing fo two months as the country languishes, here you think you are? kamala harris? i didn't even bail in my first year at college, and that was after realizing it was a holida inn express. i thought that was funny when i wrote it. the fact is, no one is in charg and no one cares. biden is a big rickety trojan horse being driven into your living room. they're is just dust and there appeared to put us into hallowing mode, this is the headless horseman, it's not a costume, it's real and the cobwebs for the declaration com from inside his head. in a how you can tell that no one's in charge? where are those infamous executive orders that he unleashed when he got in? over how that was meant to show he was in charge when really it was all symbolic. take the bor

desconectado tras sufrir daño cerebral producto del disparo de un oficial de seguridad, piden que el guardia eddieinvestigadores que buscan en la reserva , brianlaundrie está desaparecido desde mediados de septiembre, es una persona requerida en la interrogación sobre la muerte de su novia, ahora me piden el padre que les muestre los senderos que el joven utilizaba y también los que utilizaba con mayor frecuencia. luego de grandes tensionesel senado aprobó extender el límite de la deuda federal hasta diciembre, con 48 votos en contra se evitó la catástrofe de lo que pudo haber sucedido. todos los votos de los demócratas, aunque los republicanos accedieron a no bloquear la medida, esta medida va ahora hasta la cámara de representantes en donde espera sea aprobada >> alumnos de una escuela secundaria usaron una camiseta con la inscripción (en ingles) algo que ha indignado muchos padres. tenemos la información >>me sentí atacada e incómoda, yyo no quería quedarme >>así dice que se sintió en esta escuela secundaria donde equipos de voleibol usar una camiseta que decía (en ingles) >> pero la autoridad

he is eddie haskell. eddie haskell from leavitt to beaver. except he doesn't like the beaver. now i've got nothing against fraternity leave, i'm sorry, it's me or beats pete they gave paternity leave a bad name. taking up a few months, it's no like he's octal mom, he didn't have eight kids by c-section. getting the and then bailing fo two months as the country languishes, here you think you are? kamala harris? i didn't even bail in my first year at college, and that was after realizing it was a holida inn express. i thought that was funny when i wrote it. the fact is, no one is in charg and no one cares. biden is a big rickety trojan horse being driven into your living room. they're is just dust and there appeared to put us into hallowing mode, this is the headless horseman, it's not a costume, it's real and the cobwebs for the declaration com from inside his head. in a how you can tell that no one's in charge? where are those infamous executive orders that he unleashed when he got in? over how that was meant to show he was in charge when really it was all symbolic. take the b

when eddie was on saturday night live doing velvet jones, what about the me too movement, do you likemen and ago yes, me too, right to the camera, just let it go. it is completely out of control and sympathies to people who get offended everybody has got to pull back a little bit. >> the latest special felt a little somewhere between therapy and the defense trial. the laughs were in between. chapelle told the ground the other night if this is what being canceled is like i love it. and he went on and on. we are going to move on to the next topic. this is something i need you to touch on, it is especially shocking to italian-americans, it was largely overlooked today, president biden became the first presidential proclamation to celebrate indigenous peoples day on october 11th, the day formerly known as columbus day. president biden saying today we acknowledge the painful history of wrongs and atrocities many european explorers inflicted on tribal nations and indigenous communities, your reaction? are involved in the columbus day parade in new york and elsewhere. >> this is from the guy

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eddie glaude, thank you for starting us off.e back, state's governor banned vaccine mandates, women in the state are living with the chaos and tragedy of the country's strictest abortion law, essentially an all out ban. an elections administrator in a county donald trump won by a landslide has been hounded out of her job. it all begs the question, what the heck is wrong in texas. with millions of kids back in school, there's a bit of reassuring news out today for parents. it sounds counter intuitive, we're going to give it to you anyway, the risk of covid in unvaccinated children is statistically lower in elderly people who are vaccinated. we'll ask a doctor to fact check and explain it. >>> the national football league facing questions about whether it is doing enough to promote inclusive feelings, atmospheres after the resignation of a high profile coach for his racist and homophobic language. "deadline white house" comes back in a quick moment. don't go anywhere. in a quick mt don't go anywhere. ( sighs weari) here, i'll take

eddie rosario with a home run. the braves strike first. >>> duvall gives it a ride and this one's going to fly. adam duvall with a home run. the braves go back to back, 2-0. >> that's the braves taking an early lead over the dodgers yesterday with back-to-back home runs in the second inning. two of the four hit by atlanta in the game. the first of a pair clubbed by eddie rosario who scored four runs, finishing short of a cycle. in atlanta, they win 9-2, and they take a commanding 3-1 lead against the heavily favored dodgers in the best of seven in the national league series. the braves can punch their tirkt to the world series, a first since 1999, with a win tonight against los angeles. >>> meanwhile, the red sox. they're now on the brink of elimination after last night's 9-1 loss against the astros in game favor of the alcs. houston's player had a run in the fifth. that play by hunter renfroe was the biggest of the game. the lefty would become the first pitch ther postseason to complete eight innings on the mound.

we will hear from eddie ferguson, a black man who overcame the a black man who overcame the when a truck man who overcame the the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. call the barnes firm now, and let us help you get the best result possible. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ the early 1960's, a black man in the south could not sit at a lunch counter. but he could into the naval special warfare community. >> in tonight's veterans voices reporter regina mobley shares the story of frogman otherwise known as eddie ferguson. >> at 77 years old. former navy frogman any ferguson is still a daredevil. if he's not riding around virginia beach on 2 main wheels he's riding around on one filmmaker on terri ferguson is his son. he's earned his time. he's done his duty for his country. the trip started in 1961 when a 17 year-old from fort myers, florida. inspired by relative. >> decided to join the navy are only us bracing for joining the navy. was my uncle. it didn't matter that cook or steward was the only job for uncle leonard ba

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joining us for the conversation, eddie glaude. msnbc political analyst.hed by the insurrection and the story that is being told by the republican party about that conflict. >> well, it makes sense, nicole, because in some ways, it's an echo of our past. when we think about the civil war, we think about radical reconstruction, we think about how it collapsed, the violence that was necessary for it to collapse, the stories that were told around it, the insistence on the part of some that our nation must remain a white nation in the vein of old europe. so, stop the steal is the -- was the mantra of january 6th. in some ways, the lost cause was its parent or grandparents. >> let me show you another clip from it. this is texas principal fighting for his job as these issues sort of take over his school. >> since the '60s, i have been proving myself, and there comes a point in life when you say, i'm done. it's on them now. because i know i'm okay. so, the way i look at it is your loss. i don't intend to spend all of my life proving to white people that i'm okay.