you have obviously developed a hell _ our best. you have obviously developed a hell of - our best.ot - our best. you have obviously developed a hell of a lot as l our best. you have obviouslyj developed a hell of a lot as a footballer on the page. you also feel off its? you are about to become a dad again for the second time and we wish you all the best about, of course, do you sense that you have also matured off it as well as a man this last 12 months? i as a man this last 12 months? i think i've had to mature pretty quickly when it came in at 17 to the team. i think i became a man straightaway because, you know, training with great players and had to show what i was about to be able to show what i was about to be able to have a chance, so, yeah, i think i've become mature pretty quickly. phil folden talking to our sports editor, dan roan there. after two seasons away, dundee are back in the scottish premiership. they beat kilmarnock in the play off final. leading 2—1 from the first leg, they extended their advantage through danny mullen. and they doubled their lead five minutes

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hell no we won't go! hell no we won't go! >> but still the cries went on.sylvania avenue in washington, the freshly lit torch became one symbol to one group in one land and it became another symbol to another group in another land. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> the flames were still bright on december the 31st, 1969. but that fire would be a permanent light of freedom or would be extinguished was not to be known within the decade. the united states had given lives and treasure and prestige to buy time for the south vietnamese to face alone what had to be faced. in the last year of the '60s, the troops of the united states were leaving behind trained and equipped south vietnamese to defend their destiny. for the guns of the north within the south were not silent. the decade was done, the struggle of the south vietnamese to be free was still unfinished. >>> weeknights this month, we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. tonight, an american history tv and washington journal study session for high school stude

>> hells angels. >> hells angels are doing beating on musicians? they were. ♪ ♪ remember what the door mouse said, feed your head ♪ ♪ feed your head ♪ >> in california, five members of a so-called religious cult, including charles manson, the guru or high priest, have been indicted in the murder of sharon tate and six others. >> all of the elements are present for one of the most sensational murder trials in american history. seven people brutally murdered in a glare of hollywood history. the involvement of a mystical hippie clan, which despises straight, affluent society. young girls supposedly under the spell of a bearded svengali who allegedly masterminded the seven murders. >> good morning. >> why? >> the sun's shining this morning. >> it is? >> yeah. >> charles manson cleverly masqueraded behind the image of being a hippie, goes up to haight-ashbury district, surrounds himself with a bunch of young followers. their lifestyle was sex, orgies and lsd trips. allegedly, he gets them to mass murder for him. >> with blood, the killer scrawled on a r

he was moved to a second hell ship, the enoura maru.ped into a mass grave. that was all that we knew. >> the limited amount nancy kragh knows about what happened to her dad is from stories told by others who were captured. men like dan crowley, a member of the army air corps. crowley was taken prisoner when the philippines fell to the japanese in may, 1942. he was held for 3.5 years. what was the worst part about being on the hell ship? >> on the hell ship, the worst part was drinking the other fellas' human waste. if you were down the lower wooden platform, it's all flowing down on you. >> crowley made it back and today is celebrating his 99th birthday. are there times when you wonder how you survived? >> oh, no, i knew i was going to survive and get home and kick their asses for the brutal, nasty things they did to people. >> but a lot of people didn't survive. >> correct. and they were unfortunate. that's why we're here this weekend, to remember them. >> by the time the war ended, an estimated 21,000 men died on hell ships. some of t

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what the hell's wrong with us? >> reporter: tonight in a haunting scene all too familiar eight families have lost loved ones after another senseless shooting at the workplace. >> a tragic scene in san jose, miguel but we've learned that police response was extraordinarily quick. >> reporter: yeah, lester, the police department and the sheriff's department is literally across the street from the scene of the shooting. officers arrived in seconds, likely saving lives. we're told the suspect had at least one handgun on him lester >> all right, miguel, thank you. and president biden just tweeted he says, "we are still awaiting many of the details of this latest mass shooting in san jose, but there are some things we know for sure there are at least eight families who will never be whole again. every life taken by a bullet pierces the soul of our nation." the president saying, "we must do more." >>> and tonight the president also calling for the country's intelligence agencies to conduct a closer review of where covid-1

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helle: we thought it was the right decision.decision in january and we look at it from the facebook standards and rights they want to abide by. it was not right that facebook invented and used sanctions for this particular user because facebook have -- has standards and rules for everyone and they cannot just invent a ban that does not exist and make up rules as they go along. that is why we are saying that facebook should go back and look at this and look at our committed asians and in six months look at it again. anna: do you think facebook is moving quickly on this? people have called for a long time for facebook to apply those rules consistently and have consisted application and consider the implications on what they do and the political round. do you think facebook is moving quickly enough? helle: i think the oversight board is pushing facebook in the right direction. the position we took yesterday will push facebook to not invent a sentient but does not exist in their own rules. it is very clear that facebook took a good

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at the north sea island of hell ego land lines about 50 kilometers off the german coast and it's home to some $1300.00 residents. when my colleague luca stego went for a visit here arrived on the island after a pleasant 3 hour ferry ride. many visitors come here to hike along the bright red sandstone clubs in the north of the island. most are on their way to the long haul and a 47 metre high freestanding sandstone column these rocky cliffs serve as a breeding ground for thousands of birds. but there are plenty of day trippers who come to hell eagle land to shop things to the islands tax exempt status many people make the journey to purchase things like tobacco and alcoholic beverages. another popular summer holiday destination is always a dog and island in the baltic sea part of it belongs to germany and part of it to poland. vacationers flock to the dom's beaches and it tends to be completely booked up months in advance during peak season. those seeking a bit more peace and quiet might want to venture into the island's interior and go on a horseback riding truck. bomb them into is a

what the hell happened?ad, i want anyone giving me special favors because the vice president is my dad. he got special permission for a name tag. i listened to him talk about the needs people had when he got back home. all the folks he served with who came back with post-traumatic stress. he was beckoning attorney general, having to deal with it. here is the point. you do so much and you ask for so little. you know, we experience a fraction of what you and your families have gone through. like britney and her kids. that is the best america has to offer. our heart, honor, solid steel spine. my message to all of you is quite simple. thank you. thank you. i think you for your service. thank you for who you are. it is contagious. thank you for choosing selfless service to your country. i know we have mostly soldiers and airmen today but there can be a lot of friendly rivalries on the base. each branch has its own proud cherished traditions and culture. i know how proud langley is of the f-22 raptor wing. god, i

but what the hell, if 87-year old chuck grassley is throwing out a push-up challenge, then i gotta step up. i hope you're watching, chuck grassley, because i accept your offer. you and me, head to head, and i will watch you do 35 pushups. i ay be 56 years old for two more days, but i still have what it takes to watch an old man sweat. you know who doesn't have a lot of energy? america. because this weekend the main fuel supply line to the east coast shut down after what is believed to be the largest successful cyberattack on oil infrastructure in the country's history. the battle for the juice has begun we shall meet again beyond the forbidden zone, where the seas are petroleum and the fountains will bathe us in motor oil. now, someone lend me a cup of unleaded plus to jump-start up my flame guitar. the department of homeland security believes the intrusion is the work of the criminal ransomware gang known as darkside. this sounds like a job for: cyber ninjas. darkside cultivates a robin hood image of stealing from corporations and giving a cut to charity. okay, but if you wanna be seen

michael koryta and directed by taylor sheridan, whose credits include the oscar—nominated screenplay for hellr high water, this is solidly pedestrian stuff — a by—the—numbers, box—ticking affair spiced up by shoot—outs, lightning strikes and some very impressive fire escapes. we can't go through that. that eats everything in its path! none of it is particularly believable, withjolie looking far too much like a movie star to convince as a battle star firefighter. battle—scarred firefighter. still, her character is far more convincing than the hit men, who were essentially upmarket, b—movie caricatures, killing everyone they meet whilst complaining about the scenery in entertainingly daft fashion. he's still on duty, you can try him on your radio. on the other hand, you have medina senghore stealing the show as the most in dominantly badass mother—to—be since as the most indominantly badass mother—to—be since francis mcdormand's marge gunderson in fargo. no masterpiece, then, but distracting popcorn fair tailor—made to be seen on the big screen. on the subject of indomitable women, sigourney we

her i said, with the hell? she breaks. and i break.nd i heard a thump. >> he's pronounced that at the hospital. >> two women in love with one man, hating each other. >> you're getting text messages from bonnie of the two of them have exact? >> yes. >> hollywood love story? >> this was the man i wanted to marry. >> or a fatal attraction? >> he goes, i can't get rid of this person. >> and so many about to lose so much. . >> i will live without for the rest of my life. >>, hello, and welcome to dateline. bill an francis hall or high school sweethearts who grew a family and successful trucking business together but their seemingly picture perfect life collapsed after francis learned that bill had been hiding in affair from her for three years. it was a love triangle and that revelation would have far reaching and tragic consequences. here with coalition is -- >> this is the story of two fiery women, battling for the hearts of one much loved men. it's about sacks, secrets, and lies. red-hot texas passion and a bitter feud all leading to a f

repeated lies convinced many of his supporters that the election was stolen and we fight fight like hell and if you don't fight like hell you're not going to have a country so let's walk down the road so that yeah but you i want to thank you all god bless you and god bless america thank you also. thank you for. they really believe that they were here to stop the steel people were very emotional and i said one woman was crying and she said you know and here to take my country back when i said take the country back from move you know she said well. you know the wicked democrats republicans you know that you know we're not republicans so this was very much about showing support for the president and you know very die hard believers of the conspiracy theories and. the false claims of election fraud and they were coming down pennsylvania avenue where you had just come from right right there actually coming from all over there were people streaming in from this side as well and this this this whole area was getting filled up with people inside the capitol a number of republicans were challengi

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or a rounding error compared to the morass taking fast that goes on by the rich most of it legally hell even the police in this country steal more from the people nowadays than the burglars do it's time to accept that being a thieving bastards is the american way or if you're not ok with that then maybe we can think about the fact that if we got rid of inequality and changed our socio economic system there would be no theft. point is so that's another 446000 prisoners we just released and yes you can still have some punishment for an breaks into your apartment and take your signed opposed of jackass the movie we can force those people to sponge brave the elderly or something that'll make them think twice next time right ok we have only 1000000 prisoners left this is this is going great well there's 44000 juveniles locked up almost none of them for bad most of them for small crimes like vandalism they heard the side of a building when hank let's ruin their lives is retribution that brick wall will never be the same. we're one of the only countries that even locks up juveniles for any rea

going to take for some here today and i will just repeat what i said earlier i don't know what the hell happened to the republican party there's simply no question that the republican leadership is afraid of marjorie taylor and they're afraid of her because they don't know whether that is the future. and if that is the future many of them are willing to go there but we don't know how far they will go toward mollifying toward welcoming these more extreme elements and as long as this is ill defined as long as this is uncertain the republican party is a volatile place the truth of the matter is that right now what it is is a party that wants to get back into power and it wants to get back into power the easiest way possible. part of the path back to power for republicans has meant returning to a crucial strategy of the former president continuing to cast doubt on the legitimacy of the 2020 alexion. around the country republican state legislators have proposed nearly $350.00 bills in the 1st 3 months of this year that would limit voting rights with many being proposed based off the faults c

soon as he saw grow in 80, he says, what the hell are you and bob doing here?neral lady started telling him, he says general bob and i've just driven over this front and it is a mass of mud and water. we think it would be desirable to postpone the attack tomorrow morning until after the rain stops. a pageant says a, well a boys i tell you what. this is not the way it reads in the history books, nor in war as i knew it and i think i am right and general pans words around. he said, i will tell you what. november 11th is my birthday, it's only three days away. he said i have always been lucky my birthday a. he said we were going to jump off tomorrow just like we plant, but he said if he follows don't want to go a, we'll have to new major generals in the army tomorrow night. a [laughs] saw we walked into the generals mass, and general paton presided as usual at the mess. the rubber ten officers there. nobody said anything about tomorrow or the rain, everybody had a good visit. we went back to our cpc. general eddie went to the headquarters and the next morning we j

or a rounding error compared to the morale staking fast that goes on by the rich most of it legally hell even the police in this country still more from the people nowadays than the burglars do it's time to accept that being a thieving bastards is the american way or if you're not ok with that then maybe we can think about the fact that if we got rid of inequality and changed our socio economic system there would be no theft. point is it says then that's another 446000 prisoners were just released and yes you can still have some punishment for an ass breaks into your apartment and takes your signed a poster of jackass the movie we can force those people to sponge bathe the elderly or something that'll make them think twice next time right ok we have only 1000000 prisoners left this is this going great well there's 44000 juveniles locked up almost none of them for bad most of them for small crimes like vandalism they heard the side of a building where let's ruin their lives just retribution that brick wall will never be the same we're one of the only countries that even want some through

shut the hell up!" but, guys, we have to talk about it, because this is one of the most difficult stories that has existed in our lifetime. i mean, there are lots of fights that seem like they will never come to an end: india versus pakistan, china versus tibet, white people versus rhythm. but israel versus palestine is a 73-year-old beef that has stumped everbody. i mean, when it stumped jared, you knew that this thing was difficult. but the parodox, the parodox is that because israel and palestine has been ongoing for so long, people forget that it is ongoing, until there are flare-ups that the world cannot ignore, which is what happened again this week. >> overnight, a deadly barrage from israeli forces lighting up the skies over gaza. ( sirens ) and in the west bank, warning sirens echoing through bethlehem. earlier, palestinian militant groups firing more than 200 rockets into israel, most of the hamas rockets stopped by israel's missile defense system, or they fell short. israeli strikes reportedl

how the hell is that possible? how can they note found a tiger in texas. it's a tiger not a planned parenthood. let's move on the pandemic. here in america, teenagers age 12-15 can now start receiving covid vaccines as soon as as tomorrow uwhich is good news, especially for matt gaetz, because his dating life can pick up again. over in italy, there are now five doses less than there should be. >> a 23-year-old woman has been discharged from a hospital in italy after she was mistakenly given six doses of pfizer's covid-19 vaccine. a healthcare worker accidentally filled a syringe with an entire bottle of the vaccine containing a total of six doses and only realized her mistake shortly after the short was administered. the patient, who is in good health with no underlying conditions, was kept in the hospital for observation. doctors say they will continue to monitor that woman's immune response to the massive dose of vaccine. >> trevor: wow. this one woman got more vaccines than all of wyoming. i mean, yeah, mistakes happen, but this is really everyone's wor

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or a rounding error compared to the morale taking fast that goes on by the rich most of it legally hell even the police in this country steal more from the people nowadays than the burglars do it's time to accept that being a thieving bastards is the american way or if you're not ok with that then maybe we can think about the fact that if we got rid of inequality and changed our socio economic system there would be no theft. point is says then that's another 446000 prisoners we just released and yes you can still have some punishment for an ass breaks into your apartment and take your signed a poster of jack ass the movie we can force those people to sponge pave the elderly or something that'll make them think twice next time right ok we have only 1000000 prisoners left this is this is going great well there's 44000 juveniles locked up almost none of them for that bad most of them for small crimes like vandalism they heard those side of a building where can lead to ruin their lives is retribution that brick wall will never be the same we're one of the only countries that even locks up t

for another day how would he do on the how is a mobster would you put her seamus in a box been to hell and if you beat her if you keep suppose i was i think and i've been shot. him in the middle of the of the day i looked at the show. i think he's pretty pretty pretty satisfied that there. are lots of posts that a certain amount. of them are. so as the situation with gaza grows more dire pressure is building on the u.s. to encourage its ally israel to agree to a cease fire washington has been blocking efforts of the un security council to even come up with a joint statement on the violence in iran com reports now from western missile. would leave the side backing down israeli and palestinian officials are using tough language that presents a problem for a diplomatic solution on sunday the u.n. security council was reportedly unable to issue a statement due to a u.s. veto it's the 3rd time that has happened this week one person involved in the talks told out is there that egypt jordan the u.n. and others are all pushing for a breakthrough but it's unlikely anything will happen in the im

we've -- we've tried like hell, i really mean it, we've tried like hell to include and engage you alls much as we possibly could. and not get in the way. i know occasionally, when i got some criticism when i decided we were going to engage the -- the public health clinics around the country and get them involved and not from you all but you know, from others. and -- but, i think you've done incredible work and that's why i think -- i think we get a lot more done at the state level in terms of cooperation among democrats and republicans than we do federally. and so none of this could have worked without your leadership. i really mean that, i'm not trying to be solicitous, i'm being completely honest. thank you, thank you, thank you. i think you're responsible, i know you're responsible for saving thousands of lives. the idea we've lost well over 550,000 lives, more than every war fought combined, in one year basically is astounding. and imagine what it would be if we didn't have you all doing what you did. so thank you, thank you, thank you. and one of the things you'll be hearing abou

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zombie outbreak has been confined to the walled—off environs of las vegas, a place that's always been helle—bound dave bautista leads a ragtag troop back into vegas to raid a vault in one of the casinos, and also to try to save a mother who went missing in sin city some weeks earlier. it's not too late to go back. with so many zombie movies in the past few years, it's unsurprising that army of the dead — of which a prequel and a spin off anime—style series are on the way — seems so unoriginal, lifting riffs from everything from romero's movies to world war z to return of the living dead part iii. what's more surprising is just how much snyder and his co—writers have pinched not only from john carpenter's escape from new york and escape from la, but also from james cameron's 1986 gem aliens, which similarly spliced genres to altogether more gripping effect. bickering squad entering a deserted area full of temporarily dormant beasties? check. let's remember the team. parent—child jeopardy reconciliation theme? check. that's crossing the line. duplicitous company man who can't be trusted? che