the union soldiers went back to four gibson. the rebels was chased over the country and couldn't find each other for a long time, the way he tell it. mixes family had been owned by a creek family and followed -- to kansas. uncle jacob had returned to indian territory with federal troops to fight the indians that stayed with the south. in his words, a disheartened private army unit from the 20th texas calorie seemed to confirm michael jacobs account. i believe they will whip, s and whip us all the time, and to reinforce from texas at some other point. we've got so much scattered miss in the stampede that we was three days getting together, and not all have come in yet. it seems that confederate soldiers truly have scattered across the country and did not regroup immediately for a counter attack, or another engagement. so this battle at honey springs prove to be the largest battle fought in indian territory based on numbers. approximately 9000 men that year. nearly 6000, approximately 9000 -- close to 6000 confederates and close t

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he seen but the union soldiers whipped and went back into fort gibson. the rebels was chased all over the country and couldn't find each other for a long long time the way he tell it. banks' family had been owned by a creek family and followed a post-leahola to kansas uncle. jacob had returned to indian territory with federal troops to fight the indians that stayed with the south. in his words a disheartened private are mcdermott from the 2020th, texas cavalry seemed to confirm uncle jacobs account. i believe they will whip us and whip us all the time until we are reinforced from texas at some other point. we got so much scatteredness in the stampede that we was three days getting together and not all have come in yet. it seems that confederate soldiers truly had scattered across the country and did not regroup immediately for a counter attack or another engagement. so this battle at honey springs proved to be the largest battle fought in indian territory based on numbers approximately 9,000 men met here. and nearly 6,000 can work approximately 9,000 clo

she was renamed was renamed, althia gibson way. a celebration of two tennis legends, whose greatness will stand the test of time. these two great ladies take us off the air tonight. and that extraordinary no, i wish all of you have a good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with us, i will see you at the end of tomorrow. of tomorrow. good evening chris, thank you my friend much appreciated. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. really happy to have you here. the basic plot is, that even though he's a good guy, even though he is our hero, he has to steal the declaration of independence. he has to break into the national archives and steal it, but it's for a good reason. it's because he has followed the string of ancient, creepy totally non plausible clues, and those clues have revealed to him a big secret. the big secret is that there is a big treasure and to find a big treasure, you have to follow the treasure map and the treasure map inconveniently is printed in i

gibson. serena, then 17, faxed missteps in the list of questions in connection with the school projects. and the sisters used a photo of miss gibson on the back cover of a black history newsletter that they created. last week, on what would've been althia gibson's 95th birthday, the block on 143rd street in harlem, where she grew up, was re-names off the a gibson way. a celebration of two tennis

gibson. in 1999, serena, then 17, faxed missteps in the list of questions in connection with the school projects. and the sisters used a photo of miss gibson on the back cover of a black history newsletter that they created. last week, on what would've been althia gibson's 95th birthday, the block on 143rd street in harlem, where she grew up, was re-names off the a gibson way. a celebration of two tennis legends, whose greatness will stand the test of time. these two great ladies take us off the air tonight. on that extraordinary note, i wish all of you a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with, us i will see you at the end of tomorrow. tonight on all in. >> if there is a prosecution of donald trump on this classified information after the clinton debacle there will be riots in the streets. >> trump defenders use the january six playbook to manage the doj. >> we have seen these maga extreme republicans making these kind of c

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let's bring in glen gibson, vice chair and regional head of td securities.l start with what method you think -- message you think this ends about the ambitions on wall street. glen: thank you for having me. it's a great opportunity for td to support broad-based clients in united states. adding the cowan team, the capabilities they bring to the table gives us a tremendous combined platform to service our clients across north america. it fills in some of the capabilities we were looking to add in our td securities business, a broad research platform and a strong equity execution platform. we are excited to have the cowen team going forward. kriti: let's talk about the timeline here. i'm curious why you took on the cowen deal before first arising is closed when it looks like the deal was meant to target capital market. deal volume is down. what gives? glen: great question. we build platforms for the long-term capability and service clients long-term. cowen come from a different capability set than the first horizon acquisition. it will not impact our integratio

instead the book was drawing on hollywood heros, especially mel gibson's william wallace from the movie "braveheart" sports grill mythical creatures. this was in the early 2000s and in 2005 or 2006 when i came across this and it was everywhere at the time. i had heard about it long before i actually decided to read it myself. it was during the iraq war that my attention was first drawn to it. at that time i was seeing all the surveys about it come in about how white evan jell cals and away more than any other americans to supported the iraq war and support war in general and condone the use of torture and ipo started asking what might one of these things have to do with the other? i ended upsetting the project aside for a fairly long time and for a couple of reasons. one, i wasn't quite sure how mainstream all this was, even though i was looking at these incredible book sales figures and everybody was reading these in the christian circles. books like eldridges and other copy cat books and whatever i was reading seemed really extremist and i wasn't quite sure if i should be devoting my

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althea gibson away, part of west 143rd street in harlem.the first day of the u.s. open play. gibson died in 2003 at the age of 76 and today, today would have been her 95th birthday. >>> 60 seconds left on a race to the finish, the same judge who authorized the search of mar-a-lago is now ordering the release of a redacted version of the fbi's affidavit. deadline, tomorrow by noon eastern . >>> 5 million americans along the gulf coast under flood watch is tonight. a powerful storm system moving east after triggering flash floods in central mississippi. and the fed chair set to give a much anticipated speech in jackson hole as the central bank tries to tame red-hot inflation with rate hikes. he speaking at 10:00 eastern. live coverage right here on cnbc. >>> first in business, worldwide. now you know the news. of thursday, august 25th, 2022, i'm sheppard smith. follow us on the graham and the twitter and the news on cnbc and we will see you tomorrow night, for the facts, the truth, the news. (vo) give your business an advantage right now, wit

oh, that's interesting [ laughs ] at least it's consistant >> seth: okay, you guys, so a stay away gibsonot getting any kisses later >> seth: no, exactly we're gonna put some gin, we're gonna put a dry vermouth, lots of brine >> what is brine >> seth: brine is like a salty water. >> it's salt water >> seth: yeah, it's salt water, yeah. all these pickled onions, so i think that's enough. and we'll do this real quick and we'll shake it, and we'll pour enjoy the stay away gibson >> this smells crazy >> seth: yeah it does. >> are you drinking this >> seth: i'm gonna try it. ♪ [ laughter ] >> it's real bad [ laughter ] it's real bad. [ gags ] this might be one of the most vile things i've ever tasted [ laughter ] >> seth: and post malone - >> i do a lot of crazy stuff [ laughter ] >> seth: all right, so, as to not get in trouble, i'll name the drink, and you tell me the tattoo you think it's based on "ring of fire. >> that sounds like fun. johnny cash tattoo >> seth: there you go. so a "ring of fire." you like spicy, i would imagine? >> i like spicy stuff, yeah. >> seth: you live in texas you'

chris gibson, good morning.anyl looks like canneder or sidewalk chalk, what is your biggest fear when it comes to this? >> biggest fear it will gets in the hands of children who don't understand what they have, thinking it is sidewalk chalk or piece of candy and ingesting or overdosing on a very potent drug that is killing hundreds of thousands of people in this country. >> carley: i've never seen anything like this before, i'm sure the viewers haven't either. when some people touch fentanyl, it could kill them, why would somebody make something so deadly look appeal something >> great question. if is a marketing ploy. it is to mark what it is that they're producing and making and in hopes of obtaining new users or providing it to long-time users who count -- counterfeit pills are not having the effect they have in the past. people use fentanyl, their body becomes used to it and going to powder or straight fentanyl is more appealing to long-term users. >> carley: it comes in a wrapper which makes it look like sa

joining me is alex gibson. lost and what you're going through. can you first start out with the damage you understand happened at the apple shot and what the recovery efforts will look like? >> yeah. i think full recovery is going to take a long time. we just gained access to the building a couple of days ago, and so we're just beginning serious restoration recovery efforts, prioritizing the archival material as they're still sitting in the muck. based on the waterlines in the building, we have a 6'4" employee, and it was about an inch above his head. average 6'5" throughout the building. 15.9 was the highest recorded back in 1957. we were prepared for flooding, but not above seven feet above historic levels it. was an incredible amount of rain. >> it seems unimaginable. i have to ask what was salvaged if anything, and before you go into, that could you talk a little bit about apple shop for those of us who are not familiar with it. this is a cultural center that's been around for 50-plus years, and it's really

. >> air force sergeant benjamin gibson was serving as an air traffic controller for the contingencyonse squadron and spent most of those days in a tent by the side of the kabul airport runway guiding aircraft as they landed and took off. >> when the attack happened, i was sitting there with the rest of my team and the other marines. you hear a large explosion. we were sitting next to the runway. you see and hear that explosion and a small earthquake. everybody just sat. >> gibson arranged 35 medical evacuations to germany. >> marines, screams out at the top of his lungsing get your kid on. in my head i'm like i have to defend myself. at the same time i have to continue my services in air traffic. it came to a point where we had to halt the landing areas. we don't know where it's coming from. >> a sergeant was one of the marines standing guard overlooking abby gate and described the chaos in an interview. markus andrews lost his leg from the blast. spent much of the past year recovering at walter reed. >> i just see a flash and boom. massively pressure hit me. my right here ringing a

brad gibson joins us from melbourne. good to have you with us.e have seen extreme volatility with the 10 year yield below that 280 level as we head toward u.s. cpi numbers. the chart on the bloomberg showing easing in headline numbers. what are the markets thinking where inflation is going? what do you think will be the outcome and where the fed goes? brad: good morning. a difficult question to answer. the long end of the yield curve expects inflation to come down rapidly. whereas the short end of the yield curve [indiscernible] that is because the u-curve to invert to levels we have not seen in 40 years or so. the market is expecting inflation to come down rapidly in 2023. we think that is overdone. >> i talked about volatility in the treasury space. we see it across the board. inflation bond futures are the most volatile in a decade or so. what about investment portfolios of people who want safety in retirement? for people who want regular income? does this really change the investment outlook? what are the risks? brad: high volatility means th

>> when kurt gibson hit the dramatic home run to beat the oakland hates in 1988 world series, scullyinute. then -- >> in a year that has been so improbable, the impossible has happened. >> scully called the new york mets come back against the red sox in the 1986 world series. >> [inaudible] >> he also dwelled into football, calling the catch montana to clark in the 49ers famous playoff win over the -- >> throwing in the end zone! >> scalise popularity often does see the players. later, his career served as grand marshal of the rose parade and ball game. in 2016, he signed off for the last time as a regular broadcaster after 67 seasons calling daughter schemes. leaks before handing up his, mike scully gulley riveted the crowd at the library. >> if i had a trademark, it would be to call the play as quickly and as accurately as i possibly can. and then, shut up and listen to the roar of the cloud -- crowd. and even to this day, when that crowd roars, on that -- and that little eight year old kid curled up on the radio back in new york city listening to alabama, tennessee. >> may he rest

. > >> veteran safety sean gibson has been signed during his --. he started every game he has played dating back to 2013. injury update starting defensive defensive lineman eric armistead armistead is back missing. as ig is starting back emmanuel mosle. emmanuel mosley. the seventh your pro is competing with rookie -- at the safety net. considering his local ties, earning a secures spot on the 20's roster is a dream come true. >> was born in santa clara which clara which is kind of mind blo. mind blowing. that i grew up in modesto which is like an hour and a half away and i went from preschool to high school there but i was always a 49er fan. >> let's get to our top five plays of the weekend. best or worst depending on how you see them. roll the tape. let's get to it. number 5, premier league, league, soccer, look at the pressure from american brendan n brendan aronson. you snooze, you you lose. that will get you fired up. it takes it away and . and scores. number 4, giants and and rockies yesterday. routine chopper to third. ryan mcmahon can't han

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>> ruby gibson says she has no flood insurance. she is hoping fema will help. >> this was the worst one that i have ever, you know, and countered. >> reporter: one of the major issues people are facing right now is vandalism. their houses have been untouched. they haven't had a chance to get them boarded up really. people are going inside and stealing their stuff. people are taking their stuff outside to dry it. we had light rain tonight which did cause flooding with more rain expected overnight. it could get even worse. >> perry russom on the ground for us in kentucky. thank you. >>> a deadly wildfire in california has forced more than 2000 people to evacuate there. hundreds of firefighters battling what they call the mckinney fire. officials say he broke out on friday near the oregon border. three days later, more than 55,000 acres have burned, making it the largest fire this year in california. >>> take a look at this satellite video. the fire is so big, you can see the thing from space as it multiplies. it is a 0% contained acc

. >> air force tech sergeant benjamin gibson serving as air traffic controller for the 621st contingencyesponse squadron. he spent most of those chaotic days in a tent by the side of the kabul airport runway guiding aircraft as they landed and took off. on august 26th, the mission shifted when the bomb blew up at abby gate. >> when the attack happened, i was sitting there with the rest of my team and the other marines that were there. you hear a large explosion. from where we were sitting we sitting right next to that runway you sea and hear that explosion like a small earthquake and everybody just stares. >> on average, tech sergeant gibson helped 7,500 civilians evacuate every day for 17 days. on august 26th, he arranged 35 medical evacuations to landstuhl, a u.s. military hospital in germany. >> marine screams out at the top of his lungs get your kid on. as soon as he screams that in my head i'm like all right, i have to defend myself. it actually came to a point where who he had to haul the landing gear. we don't know where this threat is coming from. >> marine sergeant tyler vargas

she had seamless too much in a similar t through gibson. i'm glad to wish she hasn't been sweetie partition with the can. sure. i'm clear on the mid to each sentenced at the conditions. so good. i'm new to show. shouldn't you don't store, you put you sit and guess with are still my contract with what will my done or hang as warm as built on to my done our hang as long as just wants get a little the story cookie you'll know might done. it was nuclear shuttle. people just login the leash when the owner of the router is in this way with a how are you thinking more about? how are you a um of course not being pushed as much. i'd like to lead, you know, what is material that was supposed to been last recently, so be it really just a moment really public? oh, great. yeah. she, darrell issa, which she's dive a site for me and my professor give me a moment here to was more than skin for the go. it was more than that skin things to deal with the west coast. we have plans to jo close to new as motion when you, when you go was you should. oh, when you

. >> reporter: more than a decade later >> look who's coming up >> reporter: when an injured kirk gibson gave the underdog dodgers a walk-off world series win, scully perfectly captured what only he could coin >> in a year that has been so improbable, the impossible has happened >> reporter: born in the bronx in 1927, the slender redhead first began calling games for the brooklyn dodgers at 22. when he retired in 2016, he was awarded the medal of freedom >> i've needed you far more than you needed me >> reporter: though vin scully never played for the dodgers, he was the face of a franchise who left the field with the grace of a legend ♪ three strikes you'r out at the old ball game ♪ >> reporter: miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> that's "nightly news" for this wednesday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> i'm raj mathai. we're following several developing stories. a clash between protesters and police over a construction project at people's park in berkeley. also a shooting on a muni bus in san francisco

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now the triangle company made gibson girl gibson girl blouses and those of you were remember those were the frilly very beautiful blouses that we see pictures from that era. they employed hundreds of immigrants in their factory that was located on the eighth ninth and 10th floors of a manhattan office building in greenwich village women were lined up shoulders shoulder at the showing machines with the leftover fabric the thread scraps and remains pushed down through slots behind the sewing machine onto the ground. oil from the machines dropped onto the fabric that was on the floors and some of the men smoked while they worked. the fire broke out on a sunny spring day in march of 1911. it was a saturday afternoon. remember then people typically worked six days a week. workers were locked in and they were trapped. francis perkins was having tea with a friend nearby when the fire broke out. they heard the bells and shouts and they ran across washington square park and they got there just as the first trapped workers started to jump out the windows. about a hundred and forty six people died

gibson always asks about elizabeth tells tells elizabeth bord the gibson to update elizabeth powell on nelly's life one letter. she says tell my dear friend mrs. powell that her little nellie has become a grandmother. so so elizabeth was very much connected with these with these descendants long after george washington had died. so the last thing i want to talk about before we take some questions. i'm so excited to hear that we have questions is this portrait and this little excerpt so this portrait is done by an artist named joseph wright who actually painted the portrait that i talked about earlier of elizabeth powell this was done in about 1784. i believe and the powell's actually owned. a copy of this portrait and this image is the exact portrait that the powell's owned. it was formerly at the philadelphia history museum now with drexel university, but this the powell's acquired at some time in the 1780s and it's it's a wonderful portrait of washington. this is actually one of the one of the best portraits but elizabeth powell's nephew did not think so. so this this is a very cool

everybody just stares. >> august 26, tech sergeant gibson arranged 35 medical evacuations to germany.ams out, get your kid on. as soon as he screams it, in my head, i'm like all right, i have to defend myself and at the same time i have to keep my services an air traffic. we had to halt the landing area. we don't know where this threat is coming from. >> marine sergeant tyler vargas andrews, age 24, was one of the marines standing guard overlooking abbey gate. he lost his leg and became a double amputee from the blast. he spent the last year recovering at walter reed. >> i just see a flash and boom. like just massive wave of pressure hit me. my right ear, super high pitched ringing. i hear people screaming. i'm just like what the [bleep]. i knew it happened right away. i was like holy [bleep]. i got blown up. i just got hit by a [bleep] bomb. >> we remember him and the 13 americans killed at abbey gate a year ago today. martha? >> we do. thanks, jennifer, for that report. jennifer griffin at the pentagon. joining me now is cheryl rex, mother of marine lance corporal dylan marrola. tha

>> reporter: ruby gibson says she has no flood insurance. now she's hoping fema will help. >> i've lived through some floods but this is the worst one that i have ever encountered. >> one of the major issues people are facing right now is vandalism. their houses have been untouched. haven't had a chance to get boarded up, really, said people are going inside and stealing their stuff. people are also taking their stuff outside to dry it and people are taking it there, as well. we've had some light rain over tonight, which did cause some flooding, with more rain inspected overnight it could get even worse. >> perry russom on the ground for us in kentucky. >>> meantime, officials say a deadly wildfire in northern california has forced more than 2000 people to evacuate their. hundreds of firefighters battling what they call the mckinney fire. officials say it broke out on friday in the klamath national forest near the oregon border. three days later, more than 55,000 acres have burned. that makes it the largest fire this year in california. >>>

baseball's grandest moments to countless living rooms including historic homeruns by hank aaron, an kirk gibson. he left his signature on the nfl too. >> montana looking, looking, throwing in the end zone and he caught it. it's a mad house at candle stick. >> skully became nbc's lead broadcaster in the 1980s before returning to the dodgers in 1990 where he would share six dodger titles and more than 10,000 games before calling his last game in october of 2016 at the age of 88. >> i have said enough for a lifetime and for the last time, i wish you all a very pleasant good afternoon. >> kirk gregory, nbc news. >>> what a legend. news of skully's death was announced california sports teams, athletes, politicians, all fans took to twitter to pay tribute to the sports legend. the ceo of the 49ers wrote "thank you for so many wonderful memories." calling him a legend many citing his work with the dodgers is something that touched fans over many decades. we'll continue to highlight the life and work of vince skully on air and online you can find the link on our website. >>> one bay area tech company i

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. >> an offense enough assembly member mike gibson of carson speaking with passion today alongside severalleagues. all of them in agreement, gun violence in california and across the nation has gotten out of control life taken away. due to guns, mass destruction. ys. today they commend the president biden for his executive order set to go into effect next week. that would regulate ghost guns. guns made it home to avoid tracing for biden's legislation. as of august. 24th ghost guns will need to have a traceable serial number and the owners of the guns will need to go through a background check. we need to make sure that we take these weapons of war out of the streets and out of our communities. and we want to make sure that we keep our community safe. but critics argue more gun laws will not be effective. pointing out criminals will still get a hold of illegal weapons. national republicans coming out against the executive order with oklahoma senator james lankford arguing the legislation will strip law abiding citizens of their second amendment rights. still democratic legislators here in c

because of this they signed veteran safety to sean gibson who has 27 career interceptions during his 10 nfl seasons. he started every game he's played dating back to 2013. 49ers rookie quarterback led san francisco in past attempts, and passing yards on saturday, there there is one glaring mistake he made in saturday's win over the vikings, here it is. instead of sliding he takes the big hit, doesn't protect himself, gets rocked by a minnesota defender, vern glenn asked him about the hit post game. >> you put the guy on skates and and he didn't slide. >> i heard the stadium go, then i ran right into the linebacker. linebacker. he hit me pretty good, but i wish i could have scored on a player or slitter drawdown or something. it is what it is. >> a new home for a former 49er, 49er, nick mullins was treated today from the raiders to the vikings for a 2023 draft pick. he spent his first three seasons seasons with san francisco where where he started 16 games. minnesota will be his fourth team since he left the niners following the 2020 season. nba now, kevin durant wants a new home, and

i was let me you had senior official bahama lindy or confirm that they will accept it once they gibson's announcement on the ground that still da qualifying and fighting groups are still firing their rockets on those values are also carrying at docs and civil places all over the goddess, according to hindi. by the way, the cease fire should come into effect in 2030 g, which is $1130.00 local time, and less than one hour and a half hour from now. thank you very much, sir. let spring in natasha. go name. he's live in west jerusalem and says what you've been hearing prime minister. yeah. a year le peed at this hour as that the central military base in tel aviv he is conducting what has been described as an assessment ahead of the cease fire that is slated to take effect 90 minutes from now, by all measures, this operation it's been dubbed operation breaking dawn has been characterized by his government as a success. earlier sunday, he called it an extraordinary achievement that the government was or that the military was able to, if not most, all of the senior leadership of the atomic jihad

. >> an offense enough assembly member mike gibson of carson speaking with passion today alongside several of his democratic colleagues. all of them in agreement, gun violence in california and across the nation has gotten out of control live, taken away. due to guns, mass destruction. today, they commend the president biden for his executive order set to go into effect next week. that would regulate ghost guns. guns made it home to avoid tracing for biden's legislation. as of august, 24th ghost guns will need to have a traceable serial number and the owners of the guns will need to go through a background check. we need to make sure that we take these weapons of war out of the streets and out of our communities. and we want to make sure that we keep our community safe. but critics argue more gun laws will not be effective. pointing out criminals will still get a hold of illegal weapons. national republicans coming out against the executive order with oklahoma senator james lankford arguing the legislation will strip law abiding citizens of their second amendment rights. still democratic l

. >> the 1988 world series when kirk gibson hit a homer and hobbled around the bases. >> she is gone!ourse of his more than 60-year career, his voice enshrined in baseball history. >> believe me when i tell you, i've needed you far more than you needed me. >> he would receive the presidential medal of freedom. but for all his achievements, scully said this is how he wanted to be remembered. >> i just want to be remembered as a good man, an honest man, and one who lived up to his own beliefs. >> vin scully was 94. the beloved voice of baseball. thank you so much for joining. i'm lynne see davis. for david and all of us here, good night. was not going to make a huge difference. >> clashes between police and protesters in a park known for decades of protests. liz: these berkeley, a new student housing that was approved last september after years of debate. >> police were sent in overnight to clear a small homeless and kampmann. and sing was put up to block off the historian park -- historic park for construction and that's when the class began with protesters. >> people's park in berkele

. >> the 1988 world series game when kirk gibson hit a homer and hobbled around the bases. >> she is the course of his more than 60-year career, his voice enshrined in baseball history. >> believe me when i tell you, i've needed you far more than you needed me. >> he would receive the presidential medal of freedom. but for all his achievements, scully said this is how he wanted to be remembered. >> i just want to be remembered as a good man, an honest man, and one who lived up to his own beliefs. >> vin scully was 94. the beloved voice of baseball. thank you so much for watching. i'm linsey davis. for david and all of us here, good night. >> tonight live team coverage tackling a topic, drug overdoses, what is been done to build a better bay area. >> a new bill that will legalize safe ingestion -- injection sites. we will tell you why some are calling it a mistake. >> a crowd of protesters, housing construction at berkeley's people's park. a look at the fury over housing development in a new protest that is happening right now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding so

and so this incident plays very much into that narrative gibson a specific instant and specific optics to point to. and it's one that we've already seen resonating very strongly as many of his supporters. you know, people coming out in mar logo on monday night, already rattling around trump, and it just puts him back in the center of the narrative in exactly the place he wants to be. and i could see him. i've written jim this definitely in the short term and really well into a campaign if you wished. henry, how strong is trumps grip on the republican party still. and what is his record thus far? when it comes to the candidates that he's been supporting during the primary he actually turned around his endorsement record. he was looking like he was losing a fair number of them earlier in the primary, but he said a very good winning street. recently, winning most of is contested enforcement. i think the fair statement right now is that trump is, has the upper hand in the republican party, that there is a dance number of republicans who may want to go along with many a trump like policies,

funerals are being held for some of the 41 people killed in a fire and a copy christian church in the gibson city of gazer. most of those killed wood children. the blind started during the sunday mass service. thousands of people were in the building at the time the church entrances lost by flames, causing a stampede investigator suspect and electrical fault, sat at the fire, saying bess, robbie has moved the dozens dead and dozens injured after a fire caused a stampede among worshippers at a cop to christian church in the egyptian city of diesel. the the incident happened as thousands gathered from morning mass at the abusive theme. church were not very, i saw people jumping from the upper floor, suffocation suffocation. all of them did so many did. and there are children, we didn't know how to get to them. we didn't know who some this is or whose daughter that is that possible. jesus sits at the southern edge of the greater cairo area. one of the most densely populated places in the world. dilapidated infrastructure means accidental fires are common, made more likely due to the record high

scully's description of kirk gibson's home run against the a's and the 1988 world series was as usual of just the right words with just the right inflection. the guy who became the voice of dodger baseball for multiple generations of fans began his career with the brooklyn dodgers in 1950. there he broadcast that cities only world series championship. and was also the man behind the mic for the only perfect game in world series history thrown by the yankees don larson in 1956 when the dodgers moved to los angeles two years later, scully was the voice that introduced fans to players from sandy koufax and don drysdale to steve garvey and ron say to orel hershiser and clayton kershaw. scully's final game was in san francisco. fittingly the regular season finale, with the dodgers playing the giants, he was presented with the plaque that is still at oracle park. most known for baseball. scully also called another very iconic bay area. moment. three. we'll pick up something on the right side, possibly. in the end zone. vince gully, a member of the baseball hall of fame and with his own star

so some of the 41 people killed in a fight as a christian church need. gibson city of ablaze started during some day math. thousands of people were in the building. the chinese military says it's carried out more military drills around, tie one. the exercise is come as a u. s. congressional delegation is holding talks in type with taiwan. presidents celebrations are being held across india mock, 75 years of independence. prime minister render modi has addressed the nation from the historic read force in new delhi. large crowds are also expected as a ceremony at the atari walk. a border with pakistan pa mitchell has worn out from new 20 to the morning. prime minister movie hoisted the flag and also addressed the nation. and in his speech, he paid tribute to freedom fighters who made today possible. he also spoke about issues of the country needs to address, including corruption and gender inequality. he also pledged to make india a developed country in 25 years. china's economic recovery has slowed according to the latest figures. the economy has been under pressure due to the governm

. >>> tennis legend althea gibson has a new honor with the u.s.beginning in new york city on monday. the city named a street althea gibson way on what would have been her 93rd birthday on the street she grew up she was the first to win a grand slam at 1956 open and she became the first black player to win wimbledon. >>> a great update to a story we told you last week about a 12-year-old little leaguer well on his way to recovery after suffering a horrific head injury when he fell off his bunk bed days before he was set to play in the little league world series this morning his parents say he had successful surgery and they're hopeful for his future nbc's raf sanchez has the latest on his condition. >> reporter: this is good news for easton oliver's complicated surgery. his family says he is awake and may be going home soon this morning easton "the tank" oliverson is on the road to recovery the 12 year old emerging from a five-hour operation which his family says want perfectly, writing, so thankful for the miracles and angels that surround this ki

and he could have chosen pay for josh gibson because they were great baseball players. but he chose jackie because he knew jackie had the ability to play great boastful -- baseball and yet play the political role he had to play even though it was killing him. and so i say to you, i have a lot of respect for mr. ricky and people like him. so if i digress from there and i go to slavery in the underground railroad, and you must take note of the things to be able to live in america properly, i feel. and the underground railroad represented harriet tubman. in harriet tubman was a tremendous -- given tremendous praise for being that pioneer the sickly gave her life to free the slaves. what is also overlooked is that those free houses that those people put up for the slaves to stay at and to hide them and get them up to the north and get them to canada were regular people. regular people. nothing special. but the commonality was that they were good human beings. and when we talked, the three of us, i want to if the sizes, we always talk about the category of good human beings