i don't think that howell raines was any think the story of howell raines those chapters we describesort of again whatever brilliancy he had as a news guy, sort of breakdown of his position because he had antagonized the newsroom so much. if you want to be, in the old days if you want to be great executive editor you have to put at a great report. it also to get along with the publisher. those are the two main things. and that with a much more collocated and some ways may be less powerful job. not to get along with the publisher, getnd along with more and more vocal newsroom. yet to get along with this glamorous world, the connecticut tequila with the fact of being -- for everything you did. it's much different job, and on one hand as you suggest it's that last powerful job. on the other hand, it's probably a much more difficult job. again, i don't think abe rosenthal would last six months in the job today and that is nothing to do with his ability as a journalist. >> host: yeah. as is usually the case with history, i guess it is that kind of story of that evolution and obviously oth

i don't think that that how howell raines was. and i think the story of howell raines, those chapters really describe sort of, again, whatever brilliance he had as a news guy. right. the sort of breakdown of his position because he had antagonized newsrooms so much. and i think that if you want to be, you know, in the old days, if you want to be a great executive editor, you have to put out a great report. right. but you also have to get along with the publisher. right. those are the two main things. but now it's a much more complicated and in some ways maybe less powerful job. right. because you have to get along with the publisher. you have to get along with a more and more vocal newsroom. you have to get along this clamorous world, this the internet. you have to get along with the fact that you're being respected. everything you did. so it's a much different job. and on one hand, as you suggest, it's a less powerful job. on the other hand, it's probably a much more difficult job. you know, again, i don't think able to talk with

district judge barrel howell. judge howell is far from a household name.'s been at the center of not only those prosecutions but also efforts to hold donald trump accountable on multiple fronts. she rejected trump's executive privilege claim in special counsel jack smith's investigation of trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election, forcing trump's former chief of staff mark meadows to testify before a federal grand jury. she's also criticized the department of justice for being too lenient in prosecuting the people who carried out the attack on the capitol, saying the rioters were not mere protesters. judge howell addressed her front line experience with the rank and file foot soldiers in donald trump's attempt to stage a coup on january 6th in rare public remarks about america's turn toward authoritarianism. according to politico, at an event for a women's lawyer group, judge howell pointed out that she and her colleagues regularly see the impact of big lies at the sentencing of hundreds convicted for their roles on january 6th. adding that we are hav

to be fair, you know, this is nothing new for judge howell.using charged language when speaking about january 6th. she once referred to the protest as about the most -- thing she had ever seen and saying more like a mob like the nazis and fascists that day. mike, what's the recourse for the trump team here? >> that's a very good question. she is a highly partisan actor. she is an obama judge. she used to work as a democrat staffer chairman patrick leahy a former federal prosecutor with loretta lynch and andrew weissman. she co-authored a legal paper with andrew weissmann from the mueller probe. she supervised the mueller probe. she has been the harshest sentencer of january 6th defendants. she even pressured the doj to sentence them more harshly seized a congressman's phone overturned by the d.c. circuit. she made gntd give them time. going twitter with them warrants with jack smith to get all these records that the government is not entitled to have. she is a left wing activist. >> laura: sol, this is why justice scalia believe that roving in

and now the growing pre wind will bring you the highlights from abu dhabi, just the i'm anthony howell book into the program. the homeless militant group has released more hostages from jobs, or including 14 these riley's and 3 for nationals. the hostages had been held in the gaza strip since the october 7 attacks by have us red cross work has received the hostages and transferred some through egypt, and others directly to israel. afraid hostages include a 4 year old girl whose parents were killed in the attacks. as ralph prison system says it has released 39 palestinian prisoners as part of the grant. semi circle as a general is based in east riley joins us from jerusalem. semi a 3rd successful exchange and from what we hear a fast smooth process this time. yeah, well we didn't see the delays that we saw yesterday. we know that the cut the end, especially in egypt, sions were very much involved in on the ground. they have their people, their people, both in the jerusalem and in the crossings. and they were talking to him last last night. and i think they're the main, the player that h

there have been rumours that eddie howell may been rumours that eddie howell may be looking at the possibility help bolster his squad, he currently plays for al hilal in the saudi pro league and if he wants to if that's an option, and now appears that the could happen. newcastle united's owner had nothing to say on the matter though as she left the meeting. matter though as she left the meetinu. , ,., , ., meeting. our sports editor in london. you're watching sportsday. time for some of our other headlines. the forward needs hip surgery, has been troubled by the entry since the world cup has been told by specialists that an operation is the only option. super league's magic weekend will take place at elland road next summer. all 12 clubs will play a round of fixtures in leeds on a weekend in august. the yorkshire stadium will be the sixth venue for the magic weekend, taking overfrom newcastle's st james' park. and the ice hockey match between the vancouver canucks and the sanjose sharks began with a seal of royal approval. prince harry dropped a ceremonial puck to mark the countdown to the inv

there have been rumours eddie howell may be looking at the possibility of bringing in a former wolvesr his squad. he currently plays for al hilal in the saudi pro league. if he wants to and if it is still an option, it now appears that could happen. newcastle united minority co—owner and director amanda staveley had nothing to say on the matter as she left the meeting. now to a huge shock in the davis cup where defending champions canada are out, beaten by finland who have reached the semi finals for the first time. it did actually start well for canada. milos raonic, making his first davis cup appearance in five yea rs, beat patrick kaukovalta in straight sets to put his team ahead in the tie. 0tto virtanen made it all square though by winning the second singles match in malaga. the finn beat gabriel diallo in straight sets 6—4 7—5. and so it all came down to the doubles where the pair of harri heliovaara and otto virtanen came out on top, beating alexis galarneau and vasek pospisil in straight sets to reach the semi finals. finland will play either australia or the czech republic in

alex howell there.called for their qualifiers against georgia and norway. the hearts striker was initially left out of steve clarke's squad, but is now included after the withdrawal of che adams through injury. scotland have already qualified for the tournament, while northern ireland, who also have games this window, can't make it. to the women's super league now, where there was a pretty remarkable comeback for arsenal last night. they were 2—0 down to leicester at the break before winning 6—2 to go second on the table. and with a win for chelsea and a loss for manchester city, is the title race becoming a little clearer? earlier, i spoke to our reporter, jo currie, and i started by asking her about that incredible match at leicester. for the neutral fan, this for the neutralfan, this turned out to be a wonderful eight goal thriller. if you are a leicester city fan you may want to look away now. the home side took a surprise 2-0 now. the home side took a surprise 2—0 lead before the break. arsenal loo

another from pre wind will be bringing you the highlights from i believe i'm sure the i'm anthony howell book into the program. the most militant group has released them all. hostages from jobs are including 14 these riley's and 3 for nationals. the hostages had been held in the gaza strip since the october 7 attacks by him us wordpress work as received the hostages and transferred some through egypt and others directly to israel. afraid hostages include a 4 year old girl, his parents were killed in the attacks. israel's prison system says it is released $39.00 palestinian prisoners as it's part of the agreement. so the 3rd exchange went smoothly following sensitize delays. i asked a journalist, semi circle in jerusalem for the latest on the hostage and president police us. yeah, well, we didn't see the delays that we saw yesterday. we know that the cut, the end, especially the egyptians, were very much involved in on the ground. they have their people, their people, both in the jerusalem and in the crossings. and they were talking to him last last night. and i think they're the main pla

i'm anthony howell book into the program. the health authority run by him. austin gaza says operations at its biggest hospital have been suspended because the facility has run out of fuel. dr. say heavy fighting is going on around the chief a hospital and it has been hit by is riley strikes is rarely ami denies targeting hospitals. boxes i'm us has underground command post near l chief. it is offered to help move babies from the hospitals. pediatric board to a safe facility of a new born in gaza. her grandmother says they fled out. she's a hospital following an attack, walking for hours to seek safety. she was born at 6 30 am and at night and we flat. she and her mother didn't rest, she didn't even get breast fat or journey. it's a journey of torments. tens of thousands have fled south and recent days. as is really operations intensify in the area around l. she's the hospital it's where according to and is really government spokesperson masters headquarters are located. israel says the militants have built tunnel networks und

. >> melissa, i'm reminded of comments that judge berril howell made i believe it was yesterday. she's a sitting judge and federal judge and overseen a number of january 6th cases, and she said it was not in a judicial context, but at an event this week she quoted heather kwauks richardson, the boston historian, who writes in her new book that america is at a crossa roads teetering at th brink of authoritarianism, and she echoes richardson's sentiment that big lies are bill boards for authoritarians. the insight into trump's strategy here is chilling, and i wonder how unusual it is for a sitting u judge to make remarks like that at a moment when a number of judges in sort of unrelated cases are saying quite unequivocally trump incited an insurrection or guilty of federal crimes. >> certainly not a coincidence judge howell made these remarksl it was made to a group of women lawyers receiving an award. lisa monaco also received an r award. she was veryan clear the threatf authoritarianism is not an idle threat. it is one that lies beneath these big lies, sowing the seeds of distrus

. >> let's, london winded of comments judge beryl howell made, i believe it was yesterday.ting judge, a federal judge, overseen a number of january 6th cases. she said, it was not in a judicial context, but at an event this week, she quoted heather cox richardson, the boston historian who writes and who know buff that america is at a crossroads, teetering on the brink of authoritarianism. she echoes the sentiment that big lies are springboards for authoritarians. the timing on that quote and this insight into trump's strategy here is chilling. i wonder how unusual it is for a sitting judge to make remarks like that in a moment when a number of judges, in unrelated cases are saying trump either incited insurrection, or is guilty of a federal crime. >> it wasn't coincidental that judge howell made these remarks. it was made to a group of women lawyers who's receiving an award. lisa monaco received an award, and loretta lynch presented those awards. she was very clear that the threat of authoritarianism is not an idle threat. it is one that lies between these big lies. i am so

sam howells passes intercepted by deronda bland. going to turn this thing 63 yards, that is bland's nfl record fifth, yes, five pick sixes this season alone. he celebrates in the kettle. dallas cruises 45-10. enjoy that, they are 8-3. gregg olson honoring john madden, bringing a turducken into the booth in detroit. lyons trailing green bay. jared goff has the ball knocked out and it pops right to jonathan owens. he returns a four touchdown. by the way, owens is pretty notable because he is married to simone biles, the gymnastics legend. 23-14, jordan lowe took christian watson .16 yard touchdown pass. the packers upset detroit. i've never said that before . lyons fall to 8-3 . they have not won on thanksgiving since 2016. >>> high school football . the 99th turkey day game at keys our stadium. lincoln and balboa meeting for the san francisco section title second play of the game, lincoln's jamal newman blue past the buccaneers defenders . the first touchdown of the day, newman finished with 172 yards and the mustangs defense was dom

so hezbollah targeting this is where the position with for ms. howell is what is known as the board kind messiah. oh, that's what has the calls that each one could way up to up to half a ton. so 2 tons of exclusive targeting, and that's really position that people are concerned. that's a, this conflict which has been, you know, confined to the border region, good escalates and could spread center for their i was busy the southern lebanon, the humans who these have released a video of the hijacking of a ship in the red sea on sunday. of a fight, as i've seen storming into the bridge who these are threatening to seize any is really linked vessel pauses in the red sea and the bab and mended straight. israel has cooled the hijacking of a cargo ship by evans with the rebels and activate ronnie and terrorism. that is an allegation to rhonda nice. china's farm is the sole diplomats from arab and muslim majority countries. the world must act urgently to stop the humanitarian crisis in gaza. officials are invasion to cool on international powers, including china, to pressure israel into accepting

just listening to sirjacob rees mogg, who is likening suella braverman's letter to a speech jeffrey howellade when margaret thatcher was prime minister. a speech in many ways who was that was said to be the beginning of her downfalls. could this be said of rishi sunak or is it an overstatement? it rishi sunak or is it an overstatement?- rishi sunak or is it an overstatement? , . . , , overstatement? it is an incredibly aggressive. _ overstatement? it is an incredibly aggressive. as — overstatement? it is an incredibly aggressive, as creating _ overstatement? it is an incredibly aggressive, as creating attack- overstatement? it is an incredibly aggressive, as creating attack on | aggressive, as creating attack on the prime minister. attacking him on his leadership skills, accusing him of being dishonest, betraying the country and his promise to stop the boats. clearly we were expecting to hear from suella boats. clearly we were expecting to hearfrom suella braverman, she said yesterday that you know, she would comment on her sacking into course. still it has taken people the tone of this le

darren bland made nfl history today steps in front of the sam howell pass for the interception makesut breaks a tackle and he takes it in for his fifth pick six of the season. no one's ever done that before. cowboys annihilate the commanders 45 to 10 for their 13th straight home win a long time san francisco tradition kicked off today at kezar stadium for the 99th annual turkey bowl. the lincoln high school mustangs taking on the buccaneer ers of balboa. second play of the game, lincoln running back jamal newman takes the hand off and races untouched 76 yards down the sideline for the score. newman, 20, carries 175 yards, two touchdowns. another big play for the mustangs quarterback andreas longway dumps it off to kevin zow. you can't teach speed. nobody's going to catch him. 64 yard touchdown and lincoln wins 35 to nothing to take the san francisco section championship and advance to the state regional. >> all right. amazing thank you, jason. thank you, jason. well coming up at 1, a all across the bay area are incredible stories waiting to be told. >> when i saw the parents there, i

you when the dog howells, we know >> there is an alarming rise of babies born with syphilis. 3700 babieswith the disease in 2022. to explain why we are seeing those, we are joined by a doctor. welcome. what is driving this increase? what is behind those numbers? >> when we see syphilis in babies, that is an indicator of the amount of syphilis that is in the community. it is like the canary in the coal mine. that means there are lots of adults with syphilis. we have known that for decades. >> what is the potential harm to babies who have congenital syphilis? >> the good news is most babies with congenital syphilis have very mild or no symptoms at all. and no long-term manifestations. babies to be born prematurely. some babies die in utero. babies who are born with symptoms can go from mild-to-moderate to severe. it can include respiratory damage. >> the amount of syphilis in the community as you mentioned, this is a reflection of what we are seeing in babies. why the dramatic increase? >> we have been watching this trend for several decades. this means there are thousands of adult cases a

catherine paulson, joseph patrick, matthew edelstein, elizabeth pendleton, scott williamson, and robert howell. i would also like to acknowledge our director of enforcement ian mcginley, and principal deputy director and chief counsel, gretchen lowe. thank you. >> all right. we will take a couple questions. >> one on topic and one off topic question, if you will indulge. so, on topic, based on the allegations of this and from the other cases you have brought, i am wondering whether the concern in the industry about the ability of some of these start up companies and the smaller companies to abide by this very costly regulatory and legal regiment that the united states requires, whether it will mean that you cannot really do virtual currency and have this industry thrive and do some of the cutting edge things lisa monaco just mentioned, with that very heavy burden of regulatory compliance. i'm wondering if you have a message to the industry in regards to that. and if i can ask my off-topic question, we're expecting at any moment the israeli government and some other parties to announce an agree

been in the court for a long time, and the judge here in washington, d.c.,'s federal court judge howell illuminated what the text messages were under seal confidential two years ago, and now we are getting a glimpse of it because of an unsealing briefly that happened yesterday what the text messages are of scott perry, and other top officials including jeffrey clark. and we knew the gist of them, that perry wanted to find ways to help trump after the election, but now it is the exact wording, and specifically the wording to jeff clark at the white house when he was attorney general. potus is happy with your response and i read it just as you dictated and clark said, i am praying, and this is making me quite nervous and wondering if i am worthy or ready. and then the congressman says, perry, you are the man i have confirmed it, and god dez things for a reason. so he is coaching an administration official to try to help trump and also is acting as somewhat of a go between jeff clark and donald trump at a really crucial moment after the election. we will have to wait to see if these text m

um, the real estate firm of baldwin and howell in. 1916 developed this forest neighborhood as a lot ofresidence parks for middle class san franciscans. bungalow homes were very popular in the late 1800s, early 1900s. and the developers designated about 700 lots for the new bungalows in westwood park, more than 650 homes were built. in addition to businesses on the north side of ocean. um, today, westwood park is considered one of the largest bungalow communities on the west coast. number slide three. this is looking south from the westwood park entrance gates down miramar avenue from, um, monterey boulevard. it's westwood park is one of 36 residents. parks proposed or built in san francisco from 1905 to 1924. one of the elements of a residence park was not only a park like setting, but also the inclusion of visual landmarks such as fountains, benches, statues and grand entrance arches. um number four is a, um, is a view of the westwood park entrance gates looking north on miramar avenue toward monterey boulevard. the next slide, number five is a close up view of the entrance gates on m

when the dog howells, we know the settlers are at it again. >> for jitters -- the vigil -- the villagesheir resources have been cut out. >> they destroyed our spirit. even the school is closed. >> more than half of the residents have already fled. by the end of the week, it will be empty. there is no place for the flock to go. in despair, they have finally given up. >> they will displace the rest of these villages. >> they grew up in this quiet farming community. most of their friends and neighbors have left. now their family is packing up as well. >> we are terrified. we are so sad we have to leave our homes. >> other villagers tried to ask for security forces but were turned away. they know if they fight back they will be arrested, even shot. after a lifetime of defending their land by refusing to leave, this battle is lost. >> in gaza, people are dying. here we die every day. >> local settlers have stepped in to fill the security vacuum. often with state backing. israeli peace activists have turned out to help. there is not much they can do. he says the change she has seen in the pas

. >> laura: do they remember about romney in 2012, he was thurston howell iii and he was mean to his dog. we love ronald reagan, what do they do to the candidate? >> they love those who are no threat to them or establishment. >> it is democratic-nesia. i think the claim no labels will help biden instead of hurting him is same claim people make about r.f.k. jr., he will hurt trump more than biden. it's not true. trump has been shoring up support among the gop primary base for months and biden cannot each hold on to california voters. he's losing support. a third-party bid will hurt biden. >> laura: most ridiculous idea ever, do you joe manchin will throw his hat in? >> he indicated he wanted to today. there is money invested in this third-party run. main thing stopping it, polling shows it hurts biden. >> laura: great to see both of you. love him or hate him, one candidate created the most news, in moments vivek ramaswamy is here with his thoughts and yes, that includes his infamous dust-up with nikki haley, stay with us. shipstation saves us so much time it makes it really easy and s

case coming into view at least from the perspective of wilmoth's's office, howell baiting the timings. >> and we know the that trump doesn't want this, on audio so the spectrum you get john eastman saying on the fourth is too late unlike some people look, former president trump, is there some of those who want this case to go to trial well before the end of 2024 hour entitled to do so. so it's really anyone's guess what judge squad mcafee is going to do. will he meet wallace at that august 4th date. will he meter halfway? will he wait to see whether some of these federal trials go forward in the days that they are supposed to? i think is generally accepted among legal experts now that aileen cannon is not going to try her case on may 20th, but when she does, it's anyone's guess. >> there's also a question here generally, it keeps being a striking feature in this. you can as much process as you get forward and -- overall -- >> can afford a lot -- of >> fundraising solicitation solicitations. the general situation is clean and clear in so far as all lawyers working for donald trump hav

caught off guard and didn't realize how mobile and operative the pro-life movement was in ohio you saw howellost a pushback so i think it's bigger than people think. >> i think the economy and crime are critical pressing issues but tuesday night selections may have pushed abortion back on those >> the border has to be the top priority because we see 282 terror suspects watch lists and most of them are the get away so i think border number one because i think everything is about people's personal stream at 282 during this administration and 11 during the previous administration. >> people want to feel safe walking through their neighborhoods and border security is important to address the humanitarian perspective a national security perspective. >> you could run on that. >> as a vote a month ago i don't think national security and the border would have been a big issue but now after what has happened that has gone to number two economy is number one and when people realize that late term abortions are not half in each of the level people talk about them with people are educated that fear may g

howell under pressure, and then he will throw.ons with the interception down the sideline. simmons into the end zone, touchdown, giants. >>> here's reed. and reed got a block and a touchdown! >> stroud on first down. he was looking downfield. he's going downfield toward the end zone. a leap and grab, he's got it. >> wilson on the move. tagovailoa. nice catch. kiss him good-bye. >> here's bryce young. he's got time. the throw is intersected. looking for another pick six and he's got it. >> fields with hutchinson coming. that ball is out! he kicks it. in back of the end zone. two points for detroit with 21 seconds left. >>> those were some of the biggest plays from across the nfl yesterday including that game-clinching safety, the lions' comeback win against the chicago bears. they have an 8-2 record for the first time since 1962. >>> let's go to denver now and the broncos hosting the minnesota vikings on "sunday night football." wilson drove the broncos gained by that terrific touchdown grab. that gave sutton the first lead since t

all sorts of pep either fraud, for a long time he's been sewing howell, and i think he even said he hasred peeled. take the red pill. and this who he has been for quite a long time. a lot of people have put up with it. they put up with his campaign against the anti-defamation league, which has now, bizarrely, congratulated him for saying that he is going to ban the phrase from the river to the sea and ban the word decolonized and uconn-ization. it's bizarre to me that people have been advertising all of this time. advertising often with their ads in close proximity to openly racist white nationalist content, and elon musk, i think we should also remember, is a major military contractor. he's a major government contractor. i don't know if the free speech considerations with rolling their back, but it's bizarre that this man has some kind of security clearance have an intimate intense relationship with the united states military while he is spouting this ideology that presumably is antithetical towards united states is supposed to stand for. >> i'm thinking of tommy tuberville and his lik

talk in more detail about what we're gonna do to try to get a innocent journalist out of prison, howell's family and loved ones and supporters have any help? they're clearly significant differences. of course there are, between the payment of jason by a rainy and authorities and the holding of hostages. the u.s. government doesn't know where all the hostages are located. doesn't know the status of many. there are women and children being held alongside israeli soldiers. there's a war g othere are many. but the commonality is the role of diplomacy, and especially the role of quiet diplomacy that has been in the works for weeks, and will continue, must continue, after the true sense, whenever that may be. it is in part the trips of people like tony blinken, and bill burns. the phone calls between president biden and the qataris and the israelis and the egyptians, that is led us to see some of these joyful homecomings. we will see and know very little over the next several days and weeks, which will be maddening. but that's how mushrooms and talks grow. often best in the dark. joining me now

driving markets this morning is also the federal reserve, the idea that markets are interpreting what howelld as a dovish pivot, creating a bid into the equities and bond market. pulling the dollar lower to the point they are seeing the dollar-yen at 150. s&p futures higher by 0.2% and you are -- euro stoxx 50 futures higher by 0.6% as well. more analysis coming up. stick with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ kriti: good morning and welcome back to "daybreak: europe." i am kriti gupta in london. it is a dovish pause, or at least that is how markets are interpreting yesterday's fomc decisions, spurring a bid into the bond and equity markets around the world. the boe is next. investors expecting the central bank to hold as evidence grows the u.k. economy and labor market are all weakening. in the middle east, president biden calls for israel and hamas to pause fighting so the hostages held in gaza can be freed. it comes as more foreigners leave through the rafah crossing. a quick check on the markets because there are a lot of crosscurrents. you have the geopolitical and monetary headlines, all of whi

victory no matter howell and hard the road may be. >> sean: israel has pushed into the center of gazapictured here are hamas's soldiers in israel's parliament. miles of hamas tunnels are yet to be captured including a demand center under gaza's main hospital. you heard that right. hamas built their israeli command center under a hospital. days ahead will be difficult but israel must prevail. part one of my interview with netanyahu just hours ago. >> sean: joining us now is prime minister netanyahu. mr. prime minister, it's great to have you back. i've known you, we've been friends with you for decades, my deepest sympathy for all that you and your fellow countrymen are going through. i remember you were strong and steadfast after 9/11 with america and i'm grateful for that and i think it's now time for america to do the same for you. my deepest sympathies for what you're dealing with. >> thank you, sean. the american people across the board, the american government, congress, the senate, and the president, everybody has been very, very strong for israel because they understand that ou

thursday stolen howell iii. mean to his dog. they just savaged romney and they did mccain.we love john mccain and ronald reagan. what did they do to those candidates. >> the media love republicans no threat to them or the establishment. >> democratic amnesia they apparently love the republicans they used to hate. i think the claims that no labels is somehow going to help biden instead of hurting him is the same claim that people are making about r.f.k. jr. how they think that he is going to hurt trump more than biden. it's just not true. trump has been shoring up his support among the g.o.p. primary base for months now at the same time biden cannot even hold on to california voters. he is losing support among his own base. a third party bid is only going to hurt biden. >> laura: i think it's the most ridiculous idea ever. do you think it's actually going to happen? do you think manchin will actually throw his hat in? >> he clearly indicated that he wanted to do that today. there is a lot 6 money invested in third party run. it's going to hurt biden. >> laura: love him or ha

here's howell. going deep. to the end zone. it is caught. touchdown, dobson. >> third and fourth.on powell, touchdown, vyingings, and they have the lead. >> sanders. they come through. it's intercepted again. again, it's picked up by moore. it's picked up. second and six. >>> watkins. caught in the air. it's caught. cooper, touchdown. >> horses? >> horses, my bad. >> makes the connection with brown. straddling the sideline. does he have the angle? he does. touchdown! >> those are some of the biggest plays from across the nfl yesterday, including one of the five touchdowns thrown by texans' quarterback cj stroud. he aired it out for 470 yards in the game, setting a new rookie record as houston came back to beat the tampa bay buccaneers, 39-37. stroud seems like he's got it. he's been a lot of fun so far this year. >>> let's go to cincinnati. the bengals hosting the buffalo bills on surnltd night football last night on nbc. a fourth consecutive victory puts the bengals back in play offconversation. joe burrow struggled with a calf injury. he's healthy now. the cincinnati defense for

davis' stubbornness at entertaining bragg leads to an major disaster -- sherman could make its people howell know that -- no better option. -- scarcely more than one can be expected in a generation that in this work in which we are engaged they are seen for half a dozen. that is when -- half-dozen. he certainly did not find them in the western sierra, one of my forite sketches of the fight at chickamauga. after -- he could hardly find one general in the full -- of the word o could command the army in the western theater. joe johnson clearly distrusted, no better than bragg. there was polk who alexander referred as incompetent or william -- shied away fr assignment larger than court command. the fact at none of bragg's successors improved upon his record underscores the point that it was lack of talent across the board that influenced davis' decision- making in regard to picking commanders in the western theater. by way of conclusion, i will say ever critical moment of his tenure in command of the army tennessee and there are some of the genalwe are talking about and confederate iners of the

krueger and his bill howell camera.imply put at the right place at the right how did you come to be standing on those grassy with your camera being the only man who? >> that the account, the full account of those horrible on case for all i wouldn't have the pictures are all it wasn't for my head. it over roger. >> maybe got home. and at that time i didn't have a camera with me all. that she just almond get the checked out 3 spots before finally positioning himself for the lower left corner of this grassy knoll. >> in front of the texas school book depository building. it was a perfect vantage point to film the president's motorcade. >> i said the motorcycles the car approach jacqueline and the president are waiting. and as it came line with my cameron, shot i said the president, know what the jacket then the second shot and then i realize that. so it had opened up. and i started yelling, they killed they killed him. and that continues shooting tiller one of the day on the left in my mind he was out for the u.s. has some

been denied, though they -- the deal may also involve what is really prime minister benjamin yet in howell causal pause in the war, possibly for five days, to facilitate the prisoner and how to hostage what. again, nothing is confirmed until we hear directly from the parties. if a deal is reached reached, it is subject to review by the israeli supreme court. top of this deal comes amid mounting pressure on the government of netanyahu, including protests outside his home. there have also been mounting calls to get more humanitarian aid for palestinians into gaza, and scrutiny over the increasing civilian death toll there. so far there are more than 14,000 dead in gaza, including 5000 children, that's according to health officials there. although those health officials were unable to even keep that tally through part of that period. the past few weeks there have been reports on negotiations for a hostage deal falling apart at the last minute, including one indicating that netanyahhad rejected a deal for a cease-fire, a five-day cease-fire in exchange for a release of some of the hall hostage

. >> hi, my name is craig howell. from nebraska and the books that i think shaped america is "to kill a mockingbird." i think that atticus and gem and scout and everybody showed so much on how we are supposed to treat people with respect and dignity. i think it really had an impact on this country. >> i'm from boston, massachusetts. the book i'm choosing right now is 184 by george orwell. the reason is because if you look at the future and you'll find there's foot just big brother involved. there are a lot of other things that can happen. i want to say it's shaping how we think if we were to put ourselves in this position. >> i'm from long island, new york and the book is lost horizons by james hitten. shank a la or paradise where people live together. if we could all live in peace together, i think that would be great and i highly recommend the book. >> lee chose the 48 law of the power because it teaches you really good lessons and helps you change your mindset to something that will help you grow in life. >> see ya