these melissa gregory predict. samantha: a gregory pentagons good make. i wanted me to end.ybe gregory could have one pretty to me gregory, melissa, she could've made it to the top three or four. be to her mom loves her so much she is so cute. samantha: a gregory for melissa. yep. angela: okay. here's a question. it's about serious but i think people would like to hear from you on it . if somebody has needing to start disorder, a fully embodied person, okay. any suggestions on how to start. i hate my body. samantha: well i, obviously, so this is tricky. i would say like if you could do therapy emma that would probably help. but, i'm not in therapy. so also you some of the stuff i am doing. i have found one of the things that is been the most helpful consistently and i do it every day is nice to do it on tumblr now i do it on instagram. i just follow, many different types of people who show their bodies has i can. and it just kind of school and school in school and school. and i look at pictures of like, pat people and underwear. and i catch myself, i was think like seat entr

i'm joined now by sports lawyer, gregory ian addis who has represented many athletes in greece over the very quickly in recent days, just explain how things have developed in the last 2a hours? yes, first of all, i have to actually respectfully disagree with that statement that's considers, the statement says that the appeal nullifies the conviction. that's not the case. the conviction stands, the appeal will start from the beginning. it's a system, basically, that resembles very much the system we have whereby the appeal starts from the beginning, whereby the judges will examine both the facts and the law and they will decide on the facts and the law, but the conviction still stands. the only differences that terry mcguire b;l get a

mchale he's the vice chair of the oregon democrats black caucus gregory what on earth is going on in portland we're seeing images all over the internet of tear gas of warfare not seen even in even in countries where are the u.n. is imposed sanctions on. yeah it's really appalling to see in the streets of berlin it's right downtown in the heart of our city and every night appears to look like a war zone we have troops in camouflage police deploying tear gas and flash bangs and it's absolute chaos down town portland and it's hard to see in a city that i love so much now you know the child was the boss of the department of homeland security says you're all violent and i casts on the streets of poland apparently they're using george w. bush's 2002 homeland security act $20.00 to not change under president obama that allows the federal security security forces to attack what they presumably see as valid advocates yeah i mean i'm not a violent man i care if they have never committed violence at a protest much of what they say is violent an arche is actually graffiti. i know that many peopl

democrats black caucus gregory but healthy how does nasa launches its historic perseverance rover to mars to look for signs of life is it the end of us a gemini in unlocking the secrets of the universe after chinese attempts to make history on the red planet we ask alan stern who is leading the 1st ever mission to explore pluto about how high the stakes are when it comes to space all this more coming up in this lockdown edition of going underground but 1st let's go to portland to gregory mchale he's the vice chair of the oregon democrats black caucus gregory what on earth is going on in portland we're seeing images all over the internet of tear gas of warfare not seen even in even in countries where the u.n. is impose sanctions on. yeah it's really appalling to see in the streets of berlin it's right downtown in the heart of our city and every night appears to look like a war zone we have troops in camouflage police deploying tear gas and flash bangs and it's absolute chaos down town portland and it's hard to see in a city that i love so much now you know the child was the boss of a

steve welcomes governor chris christie and musical guest gregory porter, featuring live jon batiste andlive from the ed sullivan theater office building in new york city, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: welcome one and all. monsieur and madame, mr. and mrs. america, all the ships at sea to "a late show." i'm still your host stephen colbert, and i'm coming to you live after the final night to have the republican national convention. and i don't know what's going on, but i've got chills, i've got nausea. it's either the onset of covid or seeing 1,500 people with no social distancing, no masks or testing packed on to the south lawn of the white house. i knew republicans like voter suppression, didn't know they kicked it up to voter extinction. that was a bigger crowd than he got for the inauguration, on the plus side. let's get to the predictable conclusion of - -- >> fry 'em like bacon. i'm mike pompeo. there's something wrong with the president! >> i don't feel so good, dad. 'm okay. don, jr. almost snorted me. >> i am going to miss him. >> stephen: oh what an emotional rollercoaster w

mchale he's the vice chair of the oregon democrats black caucus gregory what on earth is going on in portland we're seeing images all over the internet of tear gas of warfare not seen even in even in countries where are the u.n. is imposed sanctions on. yet it's really appalling to see in the streets of berlin it's right downtown in the heart of our city every night appears to look like a war zone we have troops in camouflage at least point here gas and flash bangs and it's absolute chaos there in town portland and it's hard to see in a city that i love so much now you know the chad wars the boss of the department of homeland security says you're all violent and i care so on the streets of poland apparently they're using george w. bush's 2002 homeland security act 200 to not change under president obama that allows the federal secure.

. >> sheldon, one of my personal favorites top chef contestants, or gregory. >> i love gregory.s he going to win top chef all-stars? >> i think so. i think it is melissa or gregory, if i had to speedy but regnery has to go against me and i wanted may to win. gregory could have one. >> totally. but melissa was in that season also. she made to the top three or four. >> her mom was so cute. her mom loved her so much. >> i think melissa is a most adorable person. >> gregory or melissa. >> yes. i'm going to ask you this question, it's a little some serious the people like to hear from you on this. if someone is having eating disorder it would be helpful to me -- you are fully embodied person. wait, something -- any suggestions for how to start? i currently both hate and fear my body. that's a real. >> well, obviously, so this is kind of tricky. i would say like if you could do therapy, that would probably help, but i'm not in therapy so i'll tell you the stuff i do. so i have found that one of the things that's been the most helpful consistently, and they do it every day is like, i u

rebekah gregory who lost a leg took to twitter.does is give him the attention he wants and prolongs the nightmare we've been living last seven years. disgusting. rebekah gregory is joining us now. and first tell us how you learned about this? >> it was crazy, because i was actually really excited to announce the launch of my brand-new podcast, pain to purpose on friday, and i was getting ready to sit send and my nurse had actual wly texted me from boston and showed me the headlines of what was going on and i was in complete disbelief. i couldn't believe it. >> so you were basically caught off guard. i emergency a number of other survivors and families who lost people were caught off guard as well. what was your reaction specifically to the judge who said jurors in the case were not adequately screened for bias ahead of the trial? >> i think that there are so many different factors of this that don't make any sense and it is sad because what happens is that we're having to relive this nightmare over again. and specifically the richa

. >> i love gregory. i love melissa. but gregory he had to go and wanted made to win.member gregory could have one. but melissa was in that season two. they made it to the top three or four. >> there her mom loved her so much. >> and think melissa's most adorable person. >> gregory or melissa. suing okay. i meant here's a question's little more serious. i think people like to hear from you on this. someone has an eating disorder be easier to have move as you are a fully embodied person. have any suggestions on how to start? i currently both hate and fear my body. that is real. >> guest: i -- obviously it is kind of tricky. say if you could do therapy, that would probably help. but, i am not in therapy. so i will tell you the stuff i do. so i have found, that one of the things that has been the most helpful consistently and i do it every day isa do on tumblr now i do it on instagram. i just follow as many different types of people who show their bodies as i can. i just scroll and scroll and scroll of fat people and underwear. and i have to myself, you know i always thin

and gregory. and i think it's melissa. and gregory could have one. and then to make it to the top three or four. >> gregory or melissa. here's a good question a little more serious. if you're healing from a eating disorder and any suggestions of how to start. so honestly this is tricky if you could do therapy that would probably help. but i'm not in therapy. so i have found one of the things that has been the most helpful consistently is to do it and i on instagram i follow as many different types of people who show their bodies as i can. i will scroll and scroll looking at pictures of fat people in underwear. went to think she is so brave they are not brave taking pictures of the bodies they are in and posting them. and also specifically and with those hashtags i was just going through fat girl close earlier and carissa is amazing. there was one called the fuck it diet it was intuitive eating podcast is not the substitute for therapy but she is so knowledgeable and she makes things so plain and her advice is so good and she is the fuck it diet on al

. >> i love gregory. will he when top chef all-stars?>> i think so or maybe melissa if i had to -- >> but gregory had to go against may and i wanted made to win that i think gregory could have one. >> no, totally. but melissa was in that season too so i think they made it to the top three or four. >> and her mom was so cute. her mom loves her so much. >> i think melissa is the most adorable person. >> so gregory or melissa. >> here is a good question, this is serious but i think people would like to hear from you on this. as someone who is struggling with the eating disorder with a helpful for me to be a fully embodied person, like you are, so okay, are there any suggestions for how to start? i currently both hate and fear my body. that's real. >> well, i mean obviously if there are, this is tricky because i would say like if you could do therapy that would probably help but i'm not in therapy so i will tell you the stuff i do and so, i have found one of the things that has been the most helpful consistently and i do it every day and i u

thanks for talking to us gregory accompli editor of defense and foreign affairs. lebanon's anti cabinet including the prime minister has resigned following last week's devastating explosion in beirut mass protests have been held every day since people have been demanding accountability for the $150.00 plus deaths and utter destruction caused by the blast our correspondent paula slayer reports from the area. situation here is becoming more and more unruly behind you you see the lebanese police they've managed to push protesters all the way back from the parliament building we're now in one of the side streets but there is tear gas and we're going to move forward a little bit because rocks are being thrown in our direction by the protesters now the protesters are still out on the streets despite the fact that earlier the lebanese prime minister resigned he resigned along with his cabinet but what the protesters here are telling me is that they're not going to stop taking to the streets until the whole parliament itself designed so it's possible that scenes like this

how about you, gregory >> caller: hanging in there. i'm hanging in there on this covid summer we're in. >> yeah. >> caller: i'm taking my mask off only to make this call to ask you about a stock bmi -- >> bio marine. let me tell you something, gregory, this stock is at 73 yes, i did care tremendously about the hemophilia drug but you're paying almost half of what this company might be worth because the other drugs are great. j.j. makes terrific -- don't rule out they might not come back with that drug in a couple years but the existing portfolio is worth more than $73 i think you bye, buy biomorin. let's go to abe. >> caller: would ticker symbol a.o. make a good one >> i don't recommend tobacco stocks it can pay that. tobacco is a wasting asset so i would not -- i actually important you not to own it. the moves of apple and tesla are staggering but they can keep winning if they keep executing "mad money" tonight as more and more consumer data goes online, palo alto fresh off the report and the nfl had a tough false alarm we the covid-1

handbags to cat litter, corporatejobs keep her busy enough to hire a chauffeur, guillaume, played by gregorytrapped divorced father, he's reluctantly prepared to put up with a client who's both rude and demanding — which anne certainly is — but guillaume begins to take an interest in anne's work, and an unlikely understanding develops. cut from the same cloth as driving miss daisy and green book, perfumes pits two opposite characters against each other on journeys, making humourous work of their differences and tugging on the old heartstrings as they change each other‘s lives. there are moments of sharp comic timing. i definitely laughed out loud more than once. but generally, the film isn't quite witty or emotive enough to merit the leisurely pace. still, ifound it interesting insight into the job of a perfumer, which is a fabulously french job if ever i saw one, and it definitely doesn't stink. perfumes, or les parfums, is in cinemas and on curzon home cinema now. god created sex with boundaries and for a purpose. does anyone want to take a stab at what that boundary is? yes, wade. marriag

mchale he's the vice chair of the oregon democrats black caucus gregory what on earth is going on in portland we're seeing images all over the internet of tear gas of warfare not seen even in even in countries where the u.n. is impose sanctions on. yeah it's really appalling to see in the streets of berlin it's right downtown in the heart of our city and every night appears to look like a war zone we have troops in camouflage alise point here gas and flash bangs and it's absolute chaos downtown portland and it's hard to see in a city that i love so much now you know the john wolf the boss of the department of homeland security says you're all violent and i casts on the streets of poland apparently they are using george w. bush's 2002 homeland security act 200 to not change under president obama that allows the federal security security forces to attack what they presumably see as violent advocates yeah i mean i'm not violent and i care if they have never committed violent at a protest my.

estÁ gregory men de que es el piloto de la fuerza aÉrea retirado que estaba tambiÉn trabajando en estaspistolas y seis carabinas, $18,000 en efectivo y $2,600,000 en cheques, algo que no sorprende a este piloto. >> la operaciÓn es relativamente fÁcil, pueden salir de un terminal privado al destino que sea, esto ha permitido que pilotos abuse a travÉs de sus aeropuertos. >> estaban a punto de tomar la pista de despegue cuando reciben una orden por parte de las autoridades para llevar a la aeronave a la zona de aduana. >> los agentes federales sorprendieron a varios operarios descargando mÁs de 50 cajas de aviÓn. >> el rÉgimen de maduro estÁ utilizando operadores en el sur de la florida. >> los pilotos llevaban tres meses alojados en un apartamento en florida mientras adquirÍan las armas, silenciadores, chalecos antibalas y el dinero. estÁn acusando de contrabando de dinero. patricia: un conflicto agrario ha generado una ola de violencia en el estado de chiapas, grupos de civiles exigen la liberaciÓn de varios guerrilleros o de lo contrario seguirÁ la violencia. alejandro madrigal en la c

thank you so much, gregory, man. you both. good luck with everything. gregory porter's new album "all rise" coming out this friday. guys, there's more coming up, mary j. blige, 50 cent, they're joining us live. stay w (vo) i have the best job in the world. ♪ i get to remind people of their grandmother's conchitas. give the little kids cookies... and celebrate birthdays with all our neighbors. hopefully, we'll be part of this community for many, ♪ many more years. >>> all right, we are back and we've got two complete powerhouse guests joining us right now. both grammy winning musician was worked together on hit songs. now mary j. blige and curtis "50 cent" jackson, welcome to you both. good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> we are so glad you're here. we had both of you on during the pandemic at one point, 50, the last time that you were on, you told us that you had taken up yoga during all of this. are you still practicing the moves? >> yeah, i practice but don't look forward to seeing me in a headstand.

for folks who don't know about them, the first two books that you mentioned, john gregory dunn and peter mathison were written at the height of the struggle in the real glory days of the movement and the boycott. probably people remember still the boycott, right. so they were both written in 1967 1968, 1969, that time period. and they're both really wonderful writers so each of them captured a lot about the spirit of the time. dunn was much more leery of where the movement was going to end up and in some ways a little bit more accurate in has predictions. peter mathison who i interviewed for my book, as well, was much more optimistic at the time about where things were going to end up and was disappointed. then jacques levy's book -- jacques levy was the official biographer of cesar chavez in the early years. his book was published in 1974. so there's obviously a big gap after that. but because he was authorized, he was allowed this incredible access to chavez and chavez and the union knew that they would have the right to review the manuscript beforehand and what levy did was tape every

man squad for their upcoming t20 series against pakistan, with dawid malan, chrisjordan and lewis gregorymissing the recent one—day internationals against ireland. as before, the white—ball squad will be entirely separate from the red—ball team in order to keep them in separate bubbles. national selector ed smith says its something they've been working on... we knew there were going to be times where we were playing, you know, two separate bubbles running concurrently, and also times when a white ball tournament was going to start very, very soon after a test series as is the case in this instance. we are aware of all of that a while back and we planned for it. i know we are excited about continuing to play well across formats, even given the circumstances that we don't have access to every player. dutch cyclist fabiojakobsen says he's "glad to be alive" after his crash at the tour of poland which will require "multiple facial surgeries". jakobsen was pitched into the barriers at the finish of the first stage by his compatriot dilan grone—er—veygan. he spent a week in a coma and said earl

gregory glen is here.g a gain at the start of trading, the dow industrials up 178 points, the nasdaq is up 26, s&p 500 futures up 16 and a quarter. this after the dow, nasdaq and the s&p 500 all ended the day higher yesterday. the nasdaq in fact hit another record high close, its 30th record high close of the year with a gain of 38 points yesterday. the dow industrials were up 164 at 4:00 on wall street. gold glitters, soaring past $2,000 an ounce this morning. take a look, sitting up 1 and three quarters percent on gold. 2020 voting is in focus, the battle intensifies over mail-in ballots as the trump campaign sues the state of nevada. some of you may have heard, but i have a very special announcement later this morning so stick around for the big news coming up right here. "mornings with maria" is live right now. global markets this morning have a firmer tone, in europe it is green across the board. the fq100 is up 71, cac is up 42, dax is higher by 106. business in the u.k. growing at the fastest pace i

iii—man squad for their upcoming t20 series against pakistan, with dawid malan, chrisjordan and lewis gregorying the recent one—day internationals against ireland. as before the white—ball squad will be entirely separate from the red—ball team in order to keep them in separate bubbles. national selector ed smith says its something they've been working on. we knew there were going to be times where we were playing, you know, two separate bubbles running concurrently, and also times when a white ball tournament was going to start very, very soon after a test series as is the case in this instance. we are aware of all of that a while back and we planned for it. i know we are excited about continuing to play well across formats, even given the circumstances that we don't have access to every player. now we began the programme looking forward to tonight's big champions league semi—final between leipzig and ps6. well such is the nature of football this year that qualifying for next season's champions league is underway. celtic face reykjavic later while the champions of northern ireland are up agai

. >> last year a soldier named gregory disappeared from fort hood who is believed by the military that he gone a-wall and they didn't want an investigation into his whereabouts, his remains were found not far from where vanessa's remains were found and in about the same time. , is there a problem with the culture of the particular race do you think that is allowing this to happen. >> you know about the particular case, what about that case. >> they found his remains while they were looking for vanessa's. >> no kidding. >> yeah, so it starts to become suspect. unfortunately, the family did not get any information. >> are they putting that together. >> with the same guy, he was there. >> will find out hopefully with fbi, hopefully they'll see if there is a connection. >> that's a good question john. >> all reach back, that's an interesting question and that you even know that is ver interesting previous impressive. >> you offered to help pay for the funeral cost, have you offered to do that for their families before? >> i have, it have to do it personally. >> iv written checks for other

llamado ante la desapariciÓn de otro soldado, es la misma base a la que pertenecÍan vanessa guillÉn y gregoryon en su apartamento, su familia dice que no contesta el telÉfono, y piden la ayuda para andar con Él, fort wout dijo que manes permanecen contacto con su familia y amigos, su principal preocupaciÓn es asegurarse del bienestar de sus soldados. hay escÁndalo en mÉxico por los vÍdeos del hermano del presidente lopes obrador recibiendo dinero en al menos dos oportunidades, en el aÑo 2015, quien se lo entrega es hoy un alto nc goerno, para que nos cuente un poco mÁs acerca de este escÁndalo, nos comunicamos con jessica zermeÑo, quien estÁ en la capital mexicana. quÉ se ve en el vÍdeo y cÓmo ha reaccionado el presidente? reportera: gracias. que se ve es pio lopes obrador, un hombre muy cercano al presidente, que lo ha apoyado en toda su carrera polÍtica, aparece david leos, que hasta hace dÍas era el coordinador general de protecciÓn civil. Él entrega en dos vÍdeos dados a conocer dados a conocer por el portal latino, y un audio donde estÁ creciendo el dinero, 2 millones de pesos, unos 900.

joining us now is cnn political analyst, david gregory.id, the naked power play here is really remarkable this morning. president trump doesn't want any state, key state with a democratic governor to expand their mail-in ballots, but florida, that paragon of voting flawlessness, he believes he has high confidence that they can get it right, because they have a republican governor. >> and, you know, it's pretty transparent how worried he is about nevada and other states, with democratic governors. this is a major concern among democrats who think that the president, his campaign, will work with republicans around the country to undermine voting, to undermine mail-in voting, at a time when we're in a pandemic. where it should be obvious to rye to bolster those efforts to get mail-in plballots processed and handled appropriately. the governor of these states like nevada have brushed off this criticism. the postal service has brushed off this criticism, and of course, this is a time where the president has tried to deny funding, more funding t

all right, joining us now, cnn political analyst, david gregory and astead herndon. what we saw last night was very interesting. we saw jill biden talking about love and struggle and what we're all going through with the pandemic. the quiet is heavy. you saw outreach to republicans. you heard from colin powell and cindy mccain. and astead, we also had calamari, we had this remarkable roll call from all 50 states and seven territories. what is it that you think was accomplished last night? >> i think the goal of last night, kind of an overarcing theme of what we'll see throughout this convention is projecting joe biden as not only a competent government leader who can pull the levers of government in the way that president obama has not, but also as a decent person and a good man. they're trying to show a contrast in humanity that they think can appeal to voters across the sprek trectrum. it's an interesting play from democrats to say, we may have ideological differences and may disagree on policy, but joe biden is someone we can agree on as a better person than donal

you don't have to be gregory, rye, or sellers to get out of bed and come be a part of this process. everyone needs to be a part of this process. and john, let me tell you, the last thing that i appreciate last night is something that angela does to me all the time, and my friends like britney and latosha brown, something only a black woman can do. the way that she cut kanye west last night with a smile, without even mentioning his name. it was just so polite and so well done. she told kanye to go sit somewhere and go sit in a corner and be quiet. this is too important for anyone else to come out here and be playing these games. and so, i appreciated that as well. >> let's play a little bit more from michelle obama last night and then we'll get your thoughts, david. >> let's be clear -- going high does not mean putting on a smile and saying nice things when confronted by viciousness and cruelty. going high means unlocking the shackles of lies and mistrust with the only thing that can truly set us free -- the cold-hard truth. so, let me be as honest and clear as i possibly can. donald

far from over we ask longtime protest organizer and vice chair of the oregon democrats black caucus gregory mchale and his nasa launches its historic perseverance rover to mars to look for signs of life is it the end of us a gemini in unlocking the secrets of the universe after chinese attempts to make history on the red planet we asked alan stern who is leading the 1st ever mission to explore pluto a.

>> let's bring in david gregory, cnn political analyst.id, i think julia made such a great point there, about 30 million people filing for unemployment, 5.5 million available jobs. and by the way, these, you know, extra benefits running out on friday, that deadline was not a surprise. so the fact that we are still here now, days after that benefit has expired is telling in itself. >> well, it's not surprising that congress and any administration over a package this big would have a difficulty reaching an agreement after they've operated in a crisis level before. you know, you reach a krif breaking point about how much money the federal government is going to pump into the economy. but i think julia's right that we're still in a crisis. yes, there are industries, mainly for part-time work, the food industry, where there are people who are sitting out, rather than going back to work, because they're probably making more with this federal help than they would back at a job. but i think that's perhaps more isolated. it's hard to get the sense

from over we also a long time protest organizer and vice chair of the oregon democrats black caucus gregory mchale how does nasa launches its historic preservation survivor to mars to look for signs of life is it the end of us a gemini in unlocking the secrets of the universe.

you've probably heard of this fellow, gregory peck. this is his first movie, and it's about red army partisans. and of course, he dies a noble death fighting for the soviet union. and then over here is another one called "the northstar, " which again depicts partisans to some degree, containing many of the famous actors and actresses of the 1940's. 1945, we have to say, after 1945, things change. the soviets became our enemies. we saw them very suddenly in the movies. until the soviet union fell. then, all of a sudden, we began to see. movies again. f. we began -- then, all of a sudden, we began to see movies agani. -- again. when the red army was first organized in the 1920's by trotsky, one thing he wanted to do was eliminate the uniform of the past, of the czarist regime. under the czars, uniform of a regular soldier in many cases looked very much like the one i'm wearing. under the czars, the uniform of a regular soldier looked very much like the one i'm wearing in many cases. the difference being they would have the raised color a

the home of ray anctor gregory across the street was spared. ray credits a good buffer of defensible space and divine intervention. >> are you a religious person? >> yeah. >> i am thinking our creator right now and i am praying for everyone else. >> reporter: in vacaville, melissa caen, kpix 5. >> we will take a pause now to listen in on governor gavin newsom speaking live right now. >>> this bears repeating, the prospect of a world record, 130 degree temperatures here in the state of california. 130 degree temperature. the highest recorded, certainly in modern history, potentially in human history in death valley . we have seen wildfire activities as a consequence of this heat wave, as a consequence of all of these lightning strikes. we currently have actively addressed 6754 fires since the beginning of this year. you contrast that and you can see in the slide where we were that time last yea, rather than over this year, we are now battling -- by contrast, we have battled just over 4000 fires last year. this fire season has been very within th

i want to bring in david gregory as well.id, we're also going to be watching how the biden campaign deploys and uses kamala harris again in a campaign that we really have no idea what any kind of campaign is going to look like. >> right. and she's not a typical retail campaigner. she's run for president but she's also senator from california, which is such a big state that so much running for election there is done on television rather than hand to hand as a retail politician. a lot has been said about the historic nature of this choice. that's obviously so important. i think that from an electoral point of view, the statement that joe biden makes here is very important. this is not youth and vibrance that he is projecting. and he can do that with kamala harris. with a woman and a woman of color, someone who can reflect the future of the country, the future of the party. he sends that strong statement. at the same time, i don't think we've said enough in the past couple of hours that in my view this was a very safe choice. th

are a lot of reasons that involve personal relationships within law enforcement and race, and now gregorycmichael and his son, travis, are behind bars, charged in the murder of ahmaud arbery. what happens next and why it took so long for an arrest and charges has yet to be answered. ahmaud arbery's mother, wanda cooper-jones; the family's attorney, lee merritt, join us from georgia in cyber hall. wanda, obviously so much will change with this case in the coming days and weeks and months, but what won't change is your memory of your son. i know that he is the youngest of three. he was planning to follow in his uncle's footsteps to become an electrician. what can you tell me more about ahmaud? - ahmaud was loved. ahmaud was kind. ahmaud was -- he was my baby. ahmaud cared. ahmaud was a good boy. - wanda, president obama mentioned ahmaud during his commencement address to hbcus.

you probably heard of this fellow, gregory peck. well, this is his first movie and it's about red army partisans. and, of course, he dies a noble death fighting for the soviet union. and then over here is also another one called "the north star" which, again, depicts partisans to some degree. containing many of the famous actors and actresses of the 1940s. but, of course, 1945, we have to say after 1945, things changed. the soviets became our enemies. we saw them -- we saw them very seldomly in the movies. excuse me. until the soviet union fell. and then all of a sudden we began to see movies again. for example, again, "defiance." about soviet jewish partisans. and many others that came along. but as i was saying about the uniform and about the reference that i'm a guard, when the red army was first organized in the 1920s by trotsky, one thing he wanted to do was eliminate the uniform of the past, of the czarist regime. so under the czars, the uniform of a regular soldier would many cases look like the one that i'm wearing. the diff

vanessa guillen vanished in april, and a fellow soldier suspected of killing her took his life and gregory morales found ten months after he disappeared. >>> sentencing day appeared for lori loughlin. they find out their sentence for their part in that college admissions scandal. plea deals call for loughlin to receive two months in prison. her husband, mossimo giannulli, five months, both admitted to buying their daughters' way into usc. >>> federal prosecutors say they plan to ask the supreme court to reinstate the death sentence for the boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. an appeals court overturned that saying the trial judge did a less an satisfactory job for scre screening jurors for potential bias. >>> mattel has a tribute for the pandemic's frontline workers, its american girl line created five dolls based on real people who have put their health on the line during the crisis. kids from around the country nominated family members. there's a pilot, a teacher, an ems worker, a nurse's assistant and a grocery store worker. >>> and coming up, the super bowl champion kansas city c

infamous golden state killer took the life of her mother cheri domingo and her mother's boyfriend, gregory sanchez in 1981 in santa barbara county when debbie domingo was just 15 years old. >>i spent so much time in prayer getting ready for this this week debbie will join dozens of victims and victims families who will get the chance to say their piece directly to d'angelo over the next 3 days before a judge sentences him to life in prison without parole, it's murder in the first-degree how do you plead to that sir. >>no team in june d'angelo pleaded guilty to 13 murders and admitted to dozens of rapes in a series of attacks that occurred over 2 decades spanning across the state for some victims a life sentence isn't enough now. already let these like victor hayes was just 21 when d'angelo held him at gunpoint while de angelo raped his girlfriend in 1977 in sacramento county for him too. >>it will be the individual that years that they are creating our mother right to work 26 years someplace that kids and grandkids and live in the neighborhood. i >>you know i've been very much cycle path a

gregory is in california. it good morning. -- good morning. caller: this is gregory. i support biden because he's a democrat. the democrats have done everything that it helped this country prosper and say healthy for decades. stamps,ity, food children's health care, worker protections, public education, sustainable energy, doing something trying to save the climate before it's gone. how about animal protections? the rules around hunting. the rules of been passed by trump's administration allowing nestingto destroy mother bears and their cubs. they change the rules so that the most vicious and cruel people among us can get their kicks doing toward things to animals. whatever the issue, democrats have really tried to make things better. republicans don't believe in government. they have proven it. i'm 73. i've watched this go on for half a century. anyone who think the republican doing anything other than feathering its own nest, they should go back to running a car dealership. that was gregory in california. you might've seen on our list of speakers put together by the

base near in a nearby dam his cause of death was reportedly drowning and it's now being investigated gregory scott morales was found june 19th in a nearby field 10 months after he went missing his cause of death has not been released but police confirm foul play is suspected brandon scott rosencrantz was found may 18th his cause of death was a gunshot wound and it is being investigated as murder right even ingo dela cruz jr was found march 14th his cause of death was a gunshot wound and as it was part of a triple homicide there is greater for wayne sawyer was found arson bit of a cause of death has not been released but fall play has not been ruled out and then finally shelby tyler jones was found march 1st and he was killed by a gunshot wounds go what number 6 of questions there definitely number questions there richard thank you so much for breaking all that down for us always a pleasure having your own thank you very much thank you all righty everybody that is our show for you today remember everyone in this world we are told that we love to tell you all i love you i robot meter and i'm r

during my rehabilitation, i met a young man named gregory patterson.e was innocently driving to newark, new jersey. he was in a gang shooting. a bullet went through a car window right into his neck. five years ago, he might have died. today, because of research, he is alive. [applause] but merely being alive is not an option. we have a moral and an economic responsibility to ease his suffering and to prevent others from experiencing such pain. [applause] and to do that, we don't need to raise taxes. [applause] we just need to raise our expectations. [applause] now, america has a tradition that many nations probably envy. we frequently achieve the impossible. [applause] that's part of our national character. that's what got us from one coast to another. that's what got us the largest economy in the world. that's what got us to the moon. now, on the wall of my room, when i was at rehab, there was a picture of the space shuttle blasting off, and it was autographed by every astronaut now at nasa, and on the top of that picture, it says, "we found nothing i

gregory haasze turned himself in a police investigated a call about an explosion in boynton beach. several other devices reportedly discovered, some containing screws and metal pellets mixed with explosives. haasze allegedly told police he's been making homemade bombs for years and did not intend to harm anyone. >>> and there are flash flood watches in effect again tonight here in the northeast. take a look at the map. a line of thunderstorms in the region tonight and tomorrow. d.c. and philly could be hard-hit. and in the midwest, more cleanup after that derecho strike. still more than a quarter million without power in illinois and iowa and concerns about the corn and soy crops after those 100-mile-per-hour winds. >>> and you may be able to catch that summer blockbuster in theaters after all. amc, the nation's largest movie theater chain, says 100 theaters will reopen on august 20th after closing for covid. tickets that first day, get this, will cost just 15 cents. they hope two-thirds of their locations will be open by september. they plan to show some new movies in addition to