sarah is at hyde park for us. and mild start to the day here in hyde park.oks mostly dry to the east of the pennines. some heavy rains in the west, especially for cumbria and lancashire. heading south across england we see clear skies for east anglia in the south—east as well whether it is a fresh start with sunshine. cloudy conditions for the south—west of england where we will see a bit of drizzly rain for somerset and cornwall for instance. across wales, we are looking at a cloudy morning, quite breezy with outbreaks of rain, especially in the north and west. heavy at times in snowdonia for instance. as we move across to northern ireland, at cloudy and windy sort of morning with patchy outbreaks of rain. throughout the day, the rain in the north and the west edges further southwards through the day, turning rather windy for many of us do in the south and east it will be mostly dry and in the bright spells we are likely to see 19 or 20 degrees was clear and fresh conditions moving in from the north—west of the country. for northern ireland scotland that ar

third quarter, hyde with his second of the day. tied at 17-17. late fourth quarter, curt cousins, who threw for two touchdowns, going to keep this one himself. seven yards, 27-17, skins. just before the 2:00 warning, beathard threw for 245 yards. his first pro touchdown here to robinson. niners down two points. they get the ball back. beathard needing a first down. instead, he's picked off. niners drop to 0-6. 26-24 your final. >> i thought he came in and competed. by no means were things perfect, but the game is not too big for the guy. he doesn't hesitate. he's extremely tough. came in there, gave us a little bit of spark, made a few off-schedule plays, which was nice. >>> nlcs, game two in l.a., with the dodgers leading 1-0. dodgers' justin turner had a night he'll never forget. cubs looki ining to go home wite split. cubbies up 1-0 here. bottom half of the inning, justin turner, two-out base hit ties it at 1-1. it stayed that way until the bottom of the ninth. see ya! three-run walkoff homer. the dodgers win it 4-1 and take a 2-0 series lead

one of those teams is northern premier league side hyde united, they are hosting the draw this eveningcan see on bbc two — earlier i spoke to their manager darren kelly. we know at this stage of the jaw, premier league teams are not included but how significant could this draw the for hyde? it's magnificent, it could set us up for a number of years. the club has had a number of years. the club has had a tough ride over a number of seasons and hopefully we can change the corner by progressing in the fa cup, but to get to this stage after what we have been through in the last three years it is a big achievement. from my aspect of things, i hope when we play that first round, whoever we play against we can give a good account of ourselves. nothing quite like the spirit of the fa cup, going into the first round draw it must be a great atmosphere tonight ahead of that drop at seven o'clock? it's amazing, you look at the game on saturday, we did what we had to do, but the whole buzz from then on, the power of social media and the messages i have received. the fa cup for me, being lucky enoug

why they didn't. , and in fact address some researchers at the museum in hyde park. one of the reasons we might not know is that not a great deal of attention was paid to either of .hem historically how many people could tell you who anna roosevelt was? she was not a person of significance, although she had an effect on her daughter, one that had to ivanka hard to overcome. elliott, in the roosevelt family, was not an esteemed figure. what was the second question? oh i'm sorry, ok, i remember. first, when eleanor was told that franklin was interested in her, she thought it was a joke. she thought it was a cruel joke that the young debutantes were playing on her, because there was no way that the young, dashing franklin would ever fall for eleanor. it is not clear why he did, but he did. he genuinely did until he didn't enough, physically. what is interesting, when eleanor found out that franklin was having an affair with lucy mercer, her reaction was remarkable. she went off by herself for a little while to think. what she concluded was this. she went in to speak wit

so, with a little help from an art critic, i tried to take a closer look in london's hyde park. the selfie worked. having found a spot the image was tagged to, and opened up snapchat, this giant balloon dog sculpture appears on my screen. do you actually think there is a future in this? do you think people will be able to appreciate art in a different form? it's a form of reproduction of art. it's not art, i mean, it's not creating a piece. it's reproducing a piece. and i think any kind of reproduction of art does help people, whether it's a poster, or a postcard, or anything. but that's not much better than, you know, anything. but what happens when another artist wants to come and spoil the fun, geo—tagging their own work in the same place? well, new york based sebastian errazuriz has created the first example of ar vandalism. using his own app, he geo—tagged a vandalised version ofjeff koons‘s sculpture in the same location in new york's central park, which may have vandalised him, but wouldn't affect those which may have satisfied him, but wouldn't affect those using snapcha

hyde united will be at home to the mk dons. details on the bbc website.ll discover their play—off fate tomorrow. they will be one of the unseeded sides, and they could face the likes of italy or asia for a place at the world cup —— croatia. chelsea ‘s women will meet the swedish team rosenberg. anthony joshua will defend his title is. more than 70,000 tickets have been sold and it will be his first fight since stopping wladimir klitschko at wembley. the ospreys scrum—half is has appointed he will not be able to play for wales when he joins: next season “— play for wales when he joins: next season —— the ospreys scrum—half is disappointed he will not be able to play for wales when he joins the french club toulon next season. a bullying scandal british swimming, and the ipcc have said they are fully aware of the story and they are in contact with the british swimming association regarding the matter, after more details emerged about the climate of fear that existed within the organisation. british swimming apologised to 13 of their para swimmers last week.

attractions in london just describe the area for us well it's a very affluent area it's just south of hyde park and it's an area with wide road tree lined streets and also where a lot of the popular really popular tourist attractions are the natural history museum the science museum victoria and albert museum this is a place where on saturday afternoon a lot of families would go would take their children to it's really those museums are very popular with children and of course also a lot of tourists it's an area which at this time of day and on the weekend specifically would definitely be very very busy and particularly also with families with children as well. d.w. chorus want to get my ass in london thanks for your reporting massive demonstrations have been held in spain's biggest cities is the tussle over catalonia independence moves on to the streets in walsall over thousands of people wearing white gathered near the mayor's office to call for dialogue between supporters and opponents of catalan independence at the same time people hold spanish and recently talked to the center of the

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well it's a very affluent area it's just south of hyde park and it's an area with wide roads tree lined streets and also where a lot of the popular really popular tourist attractions are the natural history museum the science museum victoria and albert museum this is a place where on saturday afternoon a lot of families would go would take their children to it's really those museums are very popular with children and of course also a lot of tourists it's an area which at this time of day and on the weekend specifically would definitely be very very busy and particularly also with families with children as well but do we know what the situation is now around the museum in terms of cheap stations and access to. well i think the most closely located tube station is still closed but others in the area are open also the other museums remain open they don't accept any other visitors at the moment but it's not like the whole area is cordoned off super lisa obviously they were on the scene really really quickly and we see those pictures we see those images with heavily armed police officers who

join us now for a trip to hyde park two hours north of new york see the.d library of our 32nd president. he himself faced physical challenges he harnessed the power of the american people to beat the depression and win a global war. >> the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. >> they are only words, nothing more. yet they rallied a reeling nation. the united states was struggling to cope with the worst economic disaster in our history, the great depression, when franklin delano roosevelt took office in 1933. millions of american jobs disappeared. folks who couldn't feed their families crowded soup kitchens, deposits and loans dried up leading banks to fail at an extraordinary rate. >> he shut down the banks. eight days later he gives his first fireside chat. >> i can assure you that it is safer for you to keep your money in a reopened bank than to keep it under the mattress. >> that one speech changed the country's attitude so much there had not been a run on the banks. people did what he said. they took their savings out from under the mattress and

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third corner, hyde again. ties it at 17.urt cousin going to keep this one himself. 7 yards, 27-17 washington. but the 9ers are not done. just before the two-minute warning. 45 yards right here to robinson, his first nfl touchdown. the 9ers down two points. they're going to get the ball back. bethard needing a first down. oh. >> by no means were things perfect but the game is not too big for the guy. came in there, gave us a little spark, made a few off schedule plays which is nice. >> colin kaepernick filed a grievance against nfl owners for collusion. stay tuned. kaepernick grew up inmilwaukee and the packers need a quarterback. eric rogers broke today on this tackle. watch this. the catch of the day one hand with a timed jump. are you kidding me? the gofs help but that's pure skill. the vikings beat the packers. >>> baseball playoffs nlcs dodgers and cubs tonight. hope to see you then. deon going to stick around? >> probably a few years. >> i got to get paid. that's all. >> thanks. >>> well just ahead, a sight for sore ey

the weekend call is coming up, kind of a jekyll and hyde story there. we're checking the schuylkill expressway closed overnight for construction, eastbound traffic is open and moving just fine right now. it shut down monday night for construction next week. we're looking at a area of the fire, dealing with the cleanup. second street is shut down. south street is shut down. the roads are closed in the area. watch for that near head house square. in norristown, montgomery county, we have dekalb between front and lafayette street. overnight construction here shutting down the roads. stick to dekalb alternate. dekalb pike gets you around it. the extension to the schuylkill expressway southbound traffic no weather related issues. we have construction on the turnpike eastbound at bensalem. but that's about it for now on the turnpike. >> breaking overnight gunfire erupts outside a home in south philadelphia. police are investigating if it is somehow connected to the murder of two teenagers in the same neighborhood. jeanette reyes is live at the south philadelp

karen we'll have the weekend it's a jekyll jekyll and hyde w. >>> we have construction the schuylkill expressway eastbound is shut down at 30th street. watch for that construction overnight but, shut down. construction resumes next week shutting down the schuylkill expressway eastbound monday night. no construction on the vine. westbound, eastbound moving just fine through the area right now. we have crews working on the schuylkill expressway in both directions near the turnpike between conshohocken and the turnpike blocking a lane over there. let's check the conditions over here. turnpike approaching downingtown we have the left lane blocked for construction. they are working blocking the left lane eastbound at bensalem. no big accidents to start you off, lots of construction, matt. >> breaking overnight, shots are fired at a south philadelphia home and police are investigating whether the gunfire could be connected to the murders of two teenagers on tuesday night. jeanette reyes is live at the south philadelphia home with the latest developments, jennette. >> reporter: good morning,

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. >> chris hyde uses his phone to scroll through dating sites looking for suspicious ads. >> is this bell? >> we're searching the internet and we see a girl that looks young, we say let's make a date. >> it's a coast to coast effort that has fbi agents and local police working together to make arrests and recover victims. than 6500 children have been recovered and -- bait is a director of the fbi. >> it's not just the big cities, it's the small towns too. >> jeff, we see it everywhere. it's persistent and it's national and international. we're talking about those most vulnerable in our society, kids, children being exploited. >> in baltimore, nguyen and his team set up a date in a hotel room and found a prostitute who -- >> you were 16, how did that happen? >> i don't know. i started, like, doing it because it wasn't no money. >> time and time again, she's survived. >> i've been through a lot. i've been raped and held at gun point. >> for this now 24-year-old woman, an oppor consider this being one of your last days. >> okay. >> when investigators rescue young girl they work with chi

hyde give him six more points.nt tied the game, 17-all--redskins added a field goal, then this touchdown. cousins 7-yard td run. --49ers continued to fight, beathard to aldrick robinson. 45 yard touchdown catch. we got a game. in the 1st quarter of the game versus the minnestoa vikings yesterday ... green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers goes down after a throw.it was a legal tackle by vikings outside linebacker anthony barr.rodgers is then is carted off the field... broken collarbone is the result of the injury. colin kaepernick has filed a grievance...accusing n-f-l owners of colluding to keep him out of the league.a statement from his attorney said the grievance was filed yesterday ."only after pursuing every possible avenue with all n-f-l teams and their executives."kaepernick remains a free agent.the n-f-l players' association said it will support kaepernick's legal efforts. golden state warriors superstar pointguard stephen curry teamed up with under armour and chase to remodel the outdoor and indoor bas

third corner, hyde again. ties it at 17. curt cousin going to keep this one himself. 7 yards, 27-17 washington. but the 9ers are not done. just before the two-minute warning. 45 yards right here to robinson, his first nfl touchdown. the 9ers down two points. they're going to get the ball back. bethard needing a first down. oh. >> by no means were things perfect but the game is not too big for the guy. came in there, gave us a little spark, made a few off schedule plays which is nice. >> colin kaepernick filed a grievance against nfl owners for collusion. stay tuned. kaepernick grew up inmilwaukee and the packers need a quarterback. eric rogers broke his collarbone today on this tackle. watch this. the catch of the day one hand with a timed jump. are you kidding me? the gofs help but that's pure skill. the vikings beat the packers. >>> baseball playoffs nlcs dodgers and cubs tonight. hope to see you then. deon going to stick around? >> probably years. >> i got to. that's thanks. >>> well just ahead, a sight for sore eyes, a

but dispersion has been hyde. -- high. you are looking at loans are high-yield or emerging markets, the underlying economy at low growth, there is still huge divergence between winners and losers. i think that is -- an important part whether you are looking at high yields or loans in having a balanced credit portfolio. tom: what is important here is the exogenous shock. is chairman warshe, chairman taylor, chairman hubbard, can they be an exogenous shock to the certitude of the floating-rate market? mark: i think they can. i think under bernanke and yellen we have had a robust environment. for financial assets. you have seen not only bonds do well, but equities do well. the challenge is going to the because the global economy is doing decently and because it is likely you will see inflation in developed markets gradually pick up, the ability of central banks to provide that tailwind for financial markets, i don't think it is going to be as robust as it has in the past. and by the way, that is independent of the new chair.

jekyll an hyde weekend. >> reporter: this is the blue route southbound heading toward i-95 as we look at baltimore pike no problems there. we have an accident with a vehicle on its side in kensington at frankford avenue at lehigh avenue near the sunoco station there. head house square we're dealing with the fire clean up. we have second street blocked between local barred and south and south street blocked between third and front. watch for the closures that continue today. i-95 approaching cottman that's southbound traffic heading toward center city. moving nicely right now. no problems in the city. in new jersey we have an accident they have had shut down pomona road in galloway township. if you're in the area stick to wrangleboro road instead. >> breaking nient a -- breaking right now, a house in south philadelphia has been em emblazenned -- blazened with bullets. police are looking at the shooting very closely as the double murders of two teen boys are fresh on the minds of residents here. you can see crime scene investigators have cleared the scene for now. we saw ten evidence ma

joining us is errol lewis and doug hyde.irst, can you imagine a situation now that we have heard perhaps there is an opening here on the part of the white house for this, that president carter could help in some sort of role? >> you know, my whole life i've heard that only nixon can go to china. maybe only jimmy carter is the ex-president who can work with donald trump, but it's not just because he said he was interested in doing this, but obviously he's been open in the past and what jimmy carter said that speaks to why he might work with donald trump and he thinks the media is too tough on donald trump and we know flattering or criticizing how the media criticizes donald trump is music to trump's ears and that's why he's willing to work with jimmy carter. i can imagine if it were a marco rubio or jeb bush saying i'm going to work with jimmy carter, heads would not be turning, they'd be exploding. >> even president trump has been critical of jimmy carter. >> that's right. jimmy carter, actually comes under a lot of criticis

whether you're from hyde park, lincoln park or wicker park, why is everything a park?garrett's addicted popcorn picks. hot dogs and the legendary chicago pizza i've heard so much about. what the (bleep) is this? >> this is chicago deep dish pizza. >> i said i wanted a pizza not some italian guy's dump on a plate. this looks like me eating pizza, throwing it up into a bread bowl and leaving it in the sun to dry. >> this is how chicago does pizza. >> i'm prized you can't get a decent piece of pizza, the birth place of obama, michael jordan! >> none of those people were born here. >> birthers! where can i find a decent slice in the city? so this stupid bull! >> i couldn't find a single place that sold real pizza. just these deep dish dough dumpsters. this isn't pizza. this isn't even human food. after hours of only deep dish, i finally found a place that served delicious, normal pizza pie. the cook county jail. ( door slams ) that's right, the best pizza in chicago is in the biggest jail in america. this gourmet pizza is actually made by and sold to inmates as part of a t

luego hicieron lo mismo, presuntamente llevndose dos autos de una vivienda de la calle hyde park drive. y a las 9 de la maÑana le robaron el auto a una persona en la estacin del vta de tamian... segn la polica los sospechosos tenan previo historial criminal sgto. enrique garcia portavoz, polica de san jos porque todava estaban en la calle, esa es una de las cosas que queremos trabajar con el condado para tratar de mantener jvenes que estn cometiendo crmenes violentos en la crcel craig herido por ladrones i hope that the judicial system works por su parte craig dijo que espera que esta vez el sistema judicial funcione y los encierren por un buen tiempo autoridades indicaron que creen por el momento los hechos no estn conectados a autoridades indicaron que creen por el momento los hechos no estn conectados a violencia entre pandillas. mh t48 -- la alcaldesa de oakland, "libby schaff", viaj a washington dc, para reunirse con legisladores federales y pedirles que incrementen los fondos para servicios a personas desamparadas, para la construccion de viviendas asequibles, ademas de mejorar l

generate $1 trillion to rebuild america's crumbling infrastructure with a special focus on roadways and hydeays --on roadways and highways. [applause] pres. trump: it is time to take care of our country, to rebuild our communities, and to protect our great. american workers it is about time. [applause] pres. trump: and already, we are seeing the incredible results. results that, in many cases, the media hates to report, but i will report them tonight for you. [applause] pres. trump: unemployment is at a 16 year low. [cheers and applause] are rising, wages and you know you have not heard that in a long time. [applause] pres. trump: the stock market is soaring to record levels, boosting pensions and retirement accounts for hard-working americans. their values are going up every, single day. [applause] pres. trump: i am -- very proudly, and the stock market alone, we have increased our by $5.2 trillion since election day. that is right, $5.2 trillion. think about that. that is a quarter of the $20 trillion that we owe. but listen to this because we doubled in the last eight years of the previou

corporal chris hyde uses his fen to scroll through dating sites looking for suspicious ads. >> hey. >girl that may look young. this girl looks young. let's make a date. >> a coast to coast effort that has fbi agents and local police working together to make arrests. and recover victims. according to the fbi since the initiative began in 2003, more than 6,500 children have been recovered and more than 2,500 people convict ford trafficking related crimes. paula bate executive assistant director of the fbi. >> not just the big cities, right, the small towns too. >> jeff, we see it everywhere. it is pervasive and persist ent. national and even international. we are talking about those most vulnerable in our society, kids, children, being exploited. >> back in baltimore, wynn and team have set up a date in a hotel room and find a prostitute who took to the streets in her mid teens. >> 16. how did that happen? >> i don't know. i just started like, doing it because it was, there was no money anywhere. >> time, time again she has survived. >> i'm been through a lot. held at gun point. been ra

this sundayaaron lynch and the 49ers defense has been pretty good so farbut the offense hasn't carlos hydeing the only bright spot brian hoyer and the rest of the offense have scored a touchdown in only 1 of 4 games hoyer along with offensive lineman daniel kilgore and his died hair says the 0-and-4 start has been tough but the team is improved and on the cusp of winning (sot: brian hoyer & daniel kilgore) "you go out every week and you try to improve and the one thing was us is it's not like we're going out there and getting our butts kicked. we've moved the ball' we're hurting ourselves with some penalties, some negative plays. and we can see what we're capable of. we just have to go out and do it.""the guys in this locker room, their talented and great relationships. and you just hate to see your brothers not get that win at the end of the day. it sucks, it really does so jut one or two plays away. we're on the right track and these guys just have to keep the faith and keep working at it." panthers quarterback cam newton put his foot in his mouth today when

i was waiting for this court to say to me, why shouldn't we rule like hydely? because in hydely they actually alleged discrimination based upon sexual orientation. here when we have the only claims that we need to investigate from an eeoc charge and then printed in part forward to his federal complaint, we looked at the allegations. those allegations were investigated by the eeoc, were put on fair notice and they were decided by judge bionco. >> would you point where you argued the exhaustion point before here? where did you make the exhaustion argument? >> that i did not -- other than arguing in the reconsideration that it was not raised, that was the only place it was argued. >> to the plaintiff's argue that you waived the waiver by not raising it any time before today? >> and jurisdiction is not waived and that's part of our argument. if he has no -- the plaintiff has no right to be before this court because there is no jurisdiction or he's asking this court to make a decision that's going to send this case back to judge bianco to decide a sexual orientation

micah hyde picks him off. his 5th interception of the year. that leads to another bills field goal....buffalo up 20-7 lesean mccoy puts the game away. takes it to the house for 48 yards bills win 34-14. oakland..drops to 3-and-5...and has lost 5 of their last 6 games. meanwhile the 49ers in philly facing the eagles late in the second -- c-j beathard makes a bad throw. and jalen mills made him pay for it. mills weaving through traffic to get to the endzone. the game was slipping away. philadelphia not done with the niners -- carson wentz deep to alshon jefferey. 53-yard touchdown. philly wins 33-10 -- they have the best record in football... 7-1 niners set franchise record with 0-8 start the warriors continue to struggle... taking on the detroit pitsons at oracle arena... steph curry... shows up at the game decked out in his halloween costume... draymond green likes it as he lets steph in... 3rd quarter... klay thompson... hits the 3-pointer to put the warriors up 66-54...klay with 29 points... but the pistons catch fire... stanley johnson with

beathard leads the team to the redzone -- carlos hyde caps it off with a touchdown...th two redskins added a field goal, then this touchdown. kirk cousins 7- yard td run... had two t-d's and one interception 49ers continued to fight, beathard to aldrick robinson. 45 yard touchdown catch. we got a game. last chance for s-f... 4th and 20, beathard picked off by kendall fuller. washington wins 26-24. 49ers 0-and-6 for the 1st time since 1979, that was bill walsh first year with the team. they're the only team in nfl history to lose 5 consecutive games by less than 4 points. finally we end with playoff baseball... nlcs game two. cubbies... dodgers... jon lester going against former a, rich hill. top 5th -- chicago trying to make it a series... addison russell goes yard... cubs go up 1-nothing bottom 9th -- game tied at one... l-a with two on... justin turner walks it off with a 3- run jack... dodger stadium erupts dodgers take 2-0 in the series game three will be at wrigley on tuesday (justine) in the midst of the devastating north bay fires... people are trying to stay po

i didn't see that because they have is thejekyll and hyde thing about harvey.very interesting as there are many sides to the guy. this anger issue he has, the explosiveness and inappropriateness, i really do think it's about the conflict inside himself, that he is in fact this beauty and the beast coexist within harvey. the beast certainly got the upper hand. i wonder now looking back if there were all these people who knew what was going on, do you wish for the sake of all these women that have suffered, and i suspect there will be more coming along as well, do you wish you had actually done something? do you wish... if i'd known, yes, but i didn't know, i didn't see it, nobody at talk so it, we were in a different building, we weren't in the miramax building, we didn't see what harvey was doing during the day or night. we didn't actually see harvey doing any of these things. you know, our staff was stunned. i've been hearing e—mails and texts the days of people saying my god, i had no idea this was going on. we heard some rumours that stuff was inappropriate,

hyde scores a one yard touchdown. 49ers trail 17-7 at the break. stripped. he recovers the football and returns it to the one yard line. that led to another high touchdown run that tied the game 17-17. washington 20-17. kirk cousins takes it himself. 26-17 after the redskins missed an extra point. back comes the 49ers. robinson on the run, he scores. 45-yard touchdown. 49ers within two. the final minute, 49ers get the ball back. trying to get in field goal range. called for pass interference. gave them no chance for a field goal. 4th down, 9 seconds to go. picked off by fuller to the end game. 49ers lose another close one 26- 24 is the final. >> man, that is something you dream about. unfortunately we weren't able to finish there. we have a lot of improving to do. keep getting better. >> i have respect for kyle. i knew nothing i was going to say was going to change his mind. i try go on and be a good teammate. help as much as i can. >> cj is now the starting quarterback for the 49ers. >> all right. good deal. thank you. >>> the damage from the wildfires almo

rspca inspector cathy hyde is here with 12—week—old rosie.out by it. it was really sad. you assumed, did you, that would be the right way to buy a puppy- would be the right way to buy a puppy. tell us why you bought from that sort of place? i just went online peu was looking for a particular breed of dog at the time, it was west highland terriers and i found some locally and that‘s what i did. i looked on there, but now in hindsight i would never do that again. i would hindsight i would never do that again. iwould never advice hindsight i would never do that again. i would never advice anyone to do. kathy, how big a problem is this? in the last five years the rspca has seen a 132% increase in puppy rspca has seen a 132% increase in puppy trafficking. looking at rosie now, everybody is thinking a lovely dog and people are drawn in, but they are clever at making it look like they have been bred in the home and they are legitimate breeders and they are clever at doing this, and it makes them a lot of money, but the puppies carry disease and as i

he spoke about the despairity between weather -- like trump and hyde and hide in mansions.minem really made a sacrifice here and said, look, either you're going to be on the side that is america and democracy or you're not. and i think that was a very brave thing for an artist to do. in fact, brooke, i would like to see more artists doing that. i mean, if all entertainment is about is money is entertaining and that's all we want to do as artists, and i'll put it that way, if all artistry is making money and entertaining, then it really has no value. i'm a part of a delegation that does abolition work against slavery, and i just left a country where when artists speak out, they get held up on charges as enemies of the state, and the beautiful thing about america is that artists can take a stand. i wouldn't only say artists, i would say athletes, too. i mean, eminem has sold over 49 million albums in america, over 100 million around the world. these athletes sell jerseys. they have a constituency. if it's oh okay for trump to appeal to his constituency, eminem has to have the

but his prescient remarks fell on deaf ears it's like who tells hyde bites at the end of the workout that it's meeting. it's a boy and so they witness the birth of an agreement to create a jewish national home as a baby in the middle east. the final draft of the balfour declaration was sixty seven words long. his majesty's government view with favor the establishment in palestine of a national home for the jewish people and will use their best endeavors to facilitate the achievement of this object it being clearly understood that nothing shall be done which may prejudice the civil and religious rights of existing non jewish communities in palestine or the rights and political status enjoyed by jews in any other country. i should be grateful if you would bring this declaration to the knowledge of the zionist federation your sincerely of james balfour. in terms of international law it really has very little standing in international law you know treaties between nations have significance. but governments often issue policy statements statements of intention about what they plan to do a

. >> doug hyde, you just sat down and said i was just last night e-mailing with the chief coms guy or gal -- >> guys. >> -- in senator flake's office asking about the race in arizona and no mention from this. >> no. one, his internals had him down double digits to kelly ward and concern that republicans will have about how to keep this seat. i was communications director at the rnc in 2010 when christine o'donnell was elected. we nominated sharon engle in nevada. we lost that seat. we've seen todd akin, richard murdoch. if republicans had nominated good republicans to win that race, we would have repealed obamacare by now and we would have done tax reform by now. this is the problem that republicans are facing and from donald trumps initial four-way into the race, if you were going back a year ago, i thought mom and dad having the fight in front of the kids with ted cruz and rand paul over here and jeb bush and marco rubio over here, donald trump came in and caused a 17, 18-person food fight. >> listening to all of this and, gloria, back over to you, i printed out the seven-page speec

. >> my mom used to call me jekyll and hyde.d i had that personality like i could be at home and watch a newborn baby for a whole month straight with nobody there, clean him, make a bottle. it's crazy. but, like, as soon as i touch the streets i'm a whole different person. i'm scared. honestly, i am. like if i do this time. >> conteh already has a three and a half year sentence for robbery of a residence. he will serve time in state prison, but is in fairfax county to stand trial for allegedly robbing a pair of venezuelan tourists. but today he caught a break. >> my lawyer just came to see me. told me the state will not be bringing the victims out for my trial. so they're dismissing the charges next week so i'm gone. gone. i don't got to worry about this no more. >> with that case out of the way. conteh will transfer to prison to serve his time, as for his former cellmate, jonathan lacey, who will serve six years for aggravated sexual battery of a victim under the age of 13. conteh says he believes his former friend is in for th

it's a jekyll and hyde. >> he told cbs i stand for nothing. while we've been speaking, he's calling democrats obstrulktist. he just twieted. if crooked hillary clinton is going to run in 2020? my answer was i hope so. mya, across the board, democrats have so much that they could say about -- they could just fact check the president day in and day out and proves that he's a liar but what they also haven't proven is what's their strategy? what do democrats need to do besides getting this guy out. >> we have to come up for the affirmative vision on how their lives will be better under a democratic president. there is an absolute affirmative case and message that needs to be put forward by the democrats, but it is certainly going to be something to build on that all of the actions of this white house and the chaos and the dysfunction has led to the sacramento opposite which is nothing has so far moved forward for the american people, we're alienating our allies, emboldenning our adversaries. there's certainly that piece of it for the democrats to

next high, and scheming and not plotting and how to do this thing and that, and i'm like jekyll and hydet something in my system, i'm a totally different person. i'm not a good person, and i don't do nothing for nobody. i'm selfish. when we are in here, and sober, we are not under the influence of any drugs or anything, we are talking about our families and how we have to do things different, and more productive. it is just a healthier relationship, you know. >> he is young. he don't have to keep crashing into the same wall that i have been crashing into for the past 20 years, you know. i obviously have not been a good example for him, because out of the three of us, and my other brother graduated college and already in the third year of law school, and he chose to follow me, and i don't like that. you know. always wanted to be just like me. so i'm not very proud of that obviously. good kid though. i don't know if you have heard, but i don't do deliveries no more. >> all right. keep the change, man. >> bubanas could have his next chance on the outside very soon. he is due in court in two

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