brittany eldridge: yeah, i mean-- it's weird. close work friend, says brittany often gave her an earful about norman. andrea ray: i think that she had hopes that he would respond, you know, to her pregnancy in a positive way, and that that would somehow bring them together. but that was not the response that she got. brittany eldridge: i can't take the wishy-washy, like, bi-polarism. you know, i don't know if, on a daily basis, he's, like, thinking about all this. i mean, how can you not, for one thing? andrea ray: he's a guy. that's why not. [laughter] andrea canning: brittany was still in love with norman, and pregnant with his child. she seemed desperate to figure out her future as a mother, and how norman would fit into her life. norman, to put it mildly, was not acting like he was ready for a commitment. norman clark: hey, what's up? how you doing? woman: i'm great. andrea canning: investigators had access to all of norman's recorded work calls, too. they were very revealing. friend: you know, i wanted to ask you, uh, you ev

and so eldridge cleaver back and and changed mind about life he said communism. he rejected communism. and he befriended cleon, my uncle cleon skorzeny, and they went giving speeches together. i've got pictures, them together and so forth. he he still had drug problems and things like that. so the end, the friendship kind of disintegrated. but it was a remarkable story. that's just a little bit of were giants in the land episodes in the life of cleon skousen written by freedom fest founder thanks for being with us. my pleasure, peter. thankruchir sharma thank you for being here today to discuss your new book what went wrong with capitalism. why don't us

let's get more of the story known costs life to son clap, rehabilitation trust, executive director eldridge. tell us i'd like to join us here nazi international. i just want to ask you, and you provided a position to this idea of this peyton, being given to gilead sciences. happy had success with that. and how's the regulator made any decision on this matter where the decision has not been made? because the there wasn't a judgement of the hearing from 19th of september. it's been put forward to 18th of october. the sun coast is got to oppositions on the sod phones and we have prior experience of the sort forms not being given peyton's as in the know lot this case of living the imagine in the solid form was attempted to be patient. it's for another 20 is similarly was and the thoughtful of beta clean. but the truck, so we all hope for that be sort phones often known. some bones will not be drawn based. and because we have section 3 d, which clearly states that increment the changes in the nature of that struck without the change of effective seats cannot be paid. yeah, the, your n g o has st

like everybody know, everybody has got a candle and my eldest son who flew in from new york today, eldridge and miles who flew in from l.a. today. and my husband eugene. it's been a long day. i've been sick for a decade and to have to let go of your dream, and to fight for your health, is miserable but to get back up and look and trust people, and to remember that together, i think there is a way that maybe it's as i used to work but i can still be of service and that's what i want to do. so thank you for giving me this opportunity thank you for trusting me. and i really just feel remarkably honored. [cheers and applause] [music] san francisco emergency home program is a safety net for sustableable commuters if you bike, walk, take public transit or shares mobility you are eligible for a free and safe roadway home the city will reimburse you up to $150 dlrs in an event of an emergency. to learn more how to submit a reimbursement visit sferh. [music] since the opening on third and mission in 2010 the grove is a epicenter. tis is part of the community. we bring tourist, we bring convention ea

doug eldridge talks about this.is unusual to have a great runner as a great hitter. tied up in one package? >> he is the 50/fifty club. the president, vice president and the janitor. it was both the style and substance, talk about the greatest season of all time but last season he put on this best single game of all time. two stolen bases, three home runs, four runs and ten rbis. 1920 was the first year they started recording rbis as a statistic. it may be the best game in known baseball history. that saying about. david: a full package there. i remember old films of babe ruth sauntering base to base slowly because he was overweight, smoked cigars, there's a picture of him. i love the babe but he wasn't a runner. is this the new generation or is he the first of many members of the 50/50 club? >> don't want to get far on that. the first time in history, don't know if it's the new paradigm others will follow, nobody has been close, maybe last year but not at this level. only a season ago, he was still in the pitching

. >> david eldridge, final thoughts on this? >> well, i must disagree. i think .e was a dreadful broadcaster. if he was, for instance, in all of his supposedly authoritative coverage of royal events, he sounded pompous and under—informed. he was paid a vast amount of money by the taxpayer for reading a teleprompter , which anybody with teleprompter, which anybody with bafic teleprompter, which anybody with basic education could do. if he wants to give something back, why doesn't he give back the hundreds of thousands of pounds in his pension pot and give it to child abuse charities ? that to child abuse charities? that might actually go some way to proving that his contrition is real, rather than, as i believe it to be, a cynical manoeuvre. brilliant point. >> well, i think you can see my punst >> well, i think you can see my pundits are coming in hot tonight and there is a growing sleaze scandal around the labour party. breaking tonight, sir keir starmer has broken parliamentary rules in regard to a donation that went towards an outfit for his wife, victoria. we'l