and james knows what he's doing. james bryant: you put anything on his hair? clarence pierre: uh-huh. james bryant: what? clarence pierre: some oil. james bryant: did you put some on him? clarence pierre: no, i thought you was asking me, am i going to put something-- james bryant: no, you didn't. well, i'mma have to really-- i'mma have to-- i have to work harder with you. [laughter] [piano playing] so you scared of hard work? clarence pierre: no, not scared of hard work. just like you said, it's a new day-- james bryant: you want to walk in on easy street. clarence pierre: yeah, it's a new day and new time. james bryant: i can remember when i first went to see one of my grandmother's brothers who died back in '57, '57. philippine lucky funeral home in rockdale had his body. and they wouldn't let us come through the front door to view him. we had to go through the back. they went in, oh, yes, sir. you so good to us. and we gone through the back door. now you can go through the front door. clarence pierre: since been at the age of 5, i always was curious about d

when previously, there will be no sir james, he believes. who's in hulu, with that increase acceptance and popularity has clearly come more of a party atmosphere. veteran campaign is warned that still work to be done, i guess is always instrumental unless they say we have a right wing reaction, risky or always jointed, not about doubt, whether it's in the u. k, or quote of doing laundry. we'll you know, to states of america on community. no, no, no magic own. so we have to be with the, brought him, the proration able to give advice. it is vigilance. while the fight for quality around the world is still not over in london, at least, pride is a reason to celebrate it will be the one for our driver. carlo sites must at wet conditions to take po position at the british grand prix in silver said. spaniard delivered an amazing glass lapping qualifying to claim his purse. hope position is drawn to the front row by world champion max stoppin. despite the red bull drivers spitting his car in the final lap, or ari's shall declare thus 3rd stop at leas

in august 2020, social workers placed leiland—james with this woman, laura castle. he cries. him in distress. stood up like that... injanuary, 2021, she murdered leiland—james. how can someone hurt an innocent child? what, just because they couldn't cope with him doesn't mean you've got to kill them. sorry. you have nothing to be sorry for. before leiland—james died, a social worker refused to tell laura which hospital he was in. it was 2a hours later, then they eventually told me it was liverpool alder hey hospital. by the time i got down there he had already been dead. and eventually i went into his room. ijust wanted to pick him up. they wouldn't allow me. your child. they wouldn't allow me to pick him up. i spent more time with leiland in death than in life. the safeguarding review into the decision to allow leiland—james into laura castle's care will be published later. laura corkill was not asked to be part of it. i loved him. millions and millions. that report from our special correpsondent ed thomas, and you can watch a full documenatry on that story, and you can watch

the government has confirmed that james, he was not present at the time and is unharmed. at least when 5 people have died in a devastating floods in the u. s. state of kentucky. the floods brought on by unexpected torrential rain for rescue workers are struggling to access hard hit areas which are among some of the poorest regions in the us. if a little crisis in iraq is escalating, as weeks of protests intensify, thousands of followers of the powerful cleric mach tata al, saw that have occupied parliament for the 2nd time in a week. they're angry that rivals of all saw there's, backed by neighboring iran, are attempting to form a government without him via police try truly palate demonstrators pulling down concrete was but they forced the way into the heavily for to fight green zone housing, official buildings, and foreign embassies once inside, they storm parliament with protesters have vowed to stay until their demands a hat. they support the powerful nationalist cleric mach tata a center. they want him install his prime minister in place of one of his rivals. on adven

lebron james, he earned his money in this country. he earned his respect, his fame, this country gives you everything and you are an unappreciative billionaire and that's unacceptable. >> laura: a writer came after you tonight saying enes freedom has a lot of nerve. he was critical of lebron james when he could have been brittney griner or worse." turkey revoked your passport for speaking out against their dictator and you were stuck overseas with no way back to america. i shudder to think what would've happened. it's hardly worthy of a response. it's so stupid that it's funny. >> oh, my god. i stand up for the teams i believe in. i lost my family. 2015. i was speaking about some of the problems happening in turkey. i did pay the price. we always say don't just talk about it. be about it. tweeting about it is fine and giving interviews is fine but what kind of sacrifices are you making? when you call yourself a human rights activist, social justice warrior, you cannot be signing a deal with the hypocrite company like nike when your sho

injanuary, 2021, she murdered leiland—james. he suffered catastrophic head injuries. you've got to kill them. sorry. before leiland—james died, a social worker refused to tell laura which hospital he was in. cumbria county council said, at the time, the extent of his injuries were not known. by the time i got down there he had already been dead. and eventually i went into his room. ijust wanted to pick him up. they wouldn't allow me. did you say anything to him? that i loved him. he was my... my shining star. a review by cumbria county council into the decisions surrounding leiland—james' death will be published later. laura corkill was not asked to be part of it. i spent more time with leiland in death than in life. leiland—james is laid to rest close to laura's home. i loved him. millions and millions. that was aired thomas speaking to laura james. western military sources say a campaign by ukraine is gathering pace to retake the russian—controlled city of kherson. a key bridge into the city has been hit by ukrainian forces. the city was the first in the war to fall

she had gone with joy from filters, here with ne james he came in the program to children with just about to move it with thousands and thousands of children. he chose our family. i mean, somebody told me that we wouldn't be go about to live our local one just just to see what it. oh mom. i mean, you always all love to call today to go deal about a lot of dog poop and she was with me at your school or with stroke. deal never come. yeah. oh my goodness, but my mother grew up. i'm still you, but at least 10 years a lot. let me do a 2 years after leaving placed. my grandmother died in durban. not a my father. i have been here since she passed, and it's important for me to come, possibly over the last time with my dad to pay respects. i'm happy to go with your dad. i'm happy to know with. thank you for waiting for me. thanks for waiting for me. eat, stay my grandmother's apartment, that has been left untouched. exactly as she had it a far cry from the poverty of the youth. he had nice memories of the apartment block that used to live his sister. right. doesn't look a family apartment at me, d

and you could always pickup to delivery. ne james, he came in the room to children, look just about it with thousands and thousands of children. how come he chose our family, but i mean it's a corner of that crew and job to do it. if they go and just disappear and what is omar? call it, i mean it's all a whole lot to deal deal. you know, i'm not sure how to do that. usually. you guys deal with ah, come yeah. my. as my mother grew up 10 years. yeah. mm atx. after leaving my grandmother died in gibbon. not my father, i have been here since and it's important for me to come, possibly a long time with my dad to pay respects and happy to go with you dad. i'm happy to know would. thank you for waiting for me. thanks for waiting for me. eat, stay my time at this apartment that has been left untouched. exactly as she had it, a far cry from the poverty of the youth have nice memories of the apartment like death to live. right. does it look the same? the apartment desk when i look at my apartment, i don't think there's one thing here that is from russia. oh, really? no. doesn't. kitchen was buil

i don't live in a james. he came over to children. the additional about it was thousands and thousands of children. how come he chose our family. but i mean it's america. no, there's no roof of that crew. and if they go and just disappear and what it, omar, call it. i mean, she always love to call it, don't deal with it and i'm not a dime. she's a teacher at your school or guys you're deal. ah yeah. my question is my mother at least 10 years lost me 80 years after leaving placed. my grandmother died in good and not my father. i have been here since and it's important for me to come, possibly last time with my dad to pay respects and happy to go with your dad. i'm happy to thank you for waiting for me. thanks for waiting for me. stay my grandmother's apartment and has been left untouched. exactly as she had it . a far cry from the poverty of youth have nice memories of the apartment like death to choose to live her sister. right. does it look the same? the apartment desk when i look at the parsonage, i don't think there's one thing here

and you could always be fancy, renae james. he came in the room. 2 children are just about to move with thousands and thousands of children. how come he chose our family, but i mean it's the medical know that through and do it if and so she just disappeared and what is omar? call it. i mean, she always love to call it don't deal. you know, i'm not a dine. she's a teacher. i just gave you a deal. ah. come yeah. my. my mother grew up at least 10 years in a 2 years after leaving placed my grandmother died in durban. not my father. i have been here since and it's important for me to come, possibly time with my dad to pay respects and happy to go with you dad. i'm happy to thank you for waiting for me. thanks waiting for me. each day, my time at this apartment that has been left untouched. exactly as she had it, a far cry from the poverty of the youth had knocked memories of the apartment. for me to choose to live her sister, right. does it look the same? the apartment desk daddy, when i look at the parsonage, i don't think there's one

. >>> lebron james, he hosted the show in 2007, after losing in the finals. >>> lights, camera and hollywood. that is steph curry hosting. >>> we >>> her son is gone forever. the mother of a young man shot and killed at a livermore bowling alley last weekend said she is happy a suspect is in custody. we spoke exclusively with the family. >> reporter: a bittersweet day for the parents. livermore police announced the arrest of roger garcia. accused of shooting and killing their son during a fight at a bowling alley in livermore on saturday. garcia was arrested and later booked on murder charges. he is in custody. >> she said the news brings her happiness. the man behind bars won't have a chance to destroy another family. she showed us the room where her 28-year-old son used to sleep. she said he liked playing soccer and video games. now she comes here to pray for him. for mike this was antonio's car. the last day he drove it was the day of the tragedy. these were the last drinks he had. those were his favorite shoes. he was her only son. although he is gone, she called his cell phone every day

they lost james he started some good.some bad will will have his later tonight as well, we've hold your breath how to deal with and doing rooney is back. so we'll have someone in the house to do so sports. it's been nice going and didn't say you guys had some much-needed break after the warriors print everything. there was so much you guys. so that's all right, jason, thanks. all right. a summary. so we've got an update on the weather. >> it's going to get hot tomorrow. you guys back in the mid 90's for warmest inland valleys with relief not arriving until midweek. >> thanks for stick with us. we'll be back at 8 o'clock for our prime time. - [voiceover 1] the following is a paid presentation for neuroq a total brain support system designed to boost focus, reduce anxiety and stress. - [voiceover 2] and has been clinically shown to improve working memory an astonishing 30% in just 90 days! - [voiceover 1] brought to you by life seasons. - [voiceover 2] are you forgetting basic things or experiencing more of those so called

he said to james comey, i need loyalty, i expect loyalty. that is what he was saying in the first days of his presidency. how did the conversation go with james murray three years later? and donald trump's discussion with him about making him the head of the secret service? what kind of loyalty, exactly did james murray pledged to donald trump, and what kind of loyalty did james murray actually deliver to donald trump, and what kind of loyalty is james murray delivering to donald trump tonight? james murray has days left in his job as director of secret service. he is going to leave at the end of the month, and cash in his law enforcement ships for the big money, in corporate security, as the new head of corporate security for snapchat. snapchat, no doubt, already does a better job of maintaining electronic records then the secret service does. under donald trump's choice of secret service director, james murray. if you have been following the secret service story, and are only now hearing james murray's name for the first time, that is exact

looking for a friend, and we just talked and they wanted to help me somehow , and here's one guy, james, heah from wales and angeline stephanie, they helped me get here with money, what good british people uh, what do you do there now, was it easy to find a place to live there, a job, ah, well, i live here, my house is gone, uh, she is the former manager of robbie williams, she is a music expert has been taking well for more than 20 years she is engaged in music management uh and here i live with her so uh in the center of the city almost and now i am looking for work for ukrainians jobs in britain are you just slandering well tell me about it no not that it is not easy to find any here a spacious job, but i want to find a qualification because before the war i worked as a pr director and as a concert coordinator in kharkiv at the mechanic art factory. this is what i love. i know i want to do this because i creative person and for me it is very important to help somehow do you receive from the state as a resettled person from britain? yes, i became uh, uh, on the list of the employment cent

he sees in philadelphia. philadelphia is a largely a free people during james' early years. he is also very much e seeing people in philadelphia in the position of that as well. this will again undergird the rest ofwi his life in the works that he will do. >> we x have a message from a dissenter his saying thank you, nay for that heartfelt performance. that makes him extremely proud to be a direct descendent of james forten. very cool. it's just amazing. could you talk about the importance in the power of genealogy in your work? >> it is what we use it gives us that map. it is so much more than a family tree. talk about timelines that you can put certain dates up against what else is going on locally, statewide, and nationally to put things into context. also just sick more people decide to breakak off. there's so many important components to it. but to take that skyview and how long their family has been here in philadelphia. going back to the pen and the founding of the city. this was a space context for the family originated and where it is today and where we are here. >>

he hopes that american volunteers from new jersey will help with that. iryna solomko voice of america american veteran jamesided to fight for the independence of ukraine as soon as russia started the invasion on february 24 he packed his gear, waited until he got a foreign passport and went on his first ever trip to europe on twitter . of his comrades in ukraine is selling his house and preparing to return to fight why american veteran is ready to risk his life for the sake of another country james told lesya bakalets james vasquez comes to the interview in an elegant suit of the trinity and immediately says that he is more comfortable in military uniform, but today is an official event to collect money for his colleagues in ukraine, he intends to return to them already at the beginning of august, because the show i'm just so used to being there and hearing the sirens of air raids when they shoot at me every day, it's strange to come back here to be among carefree people who don't know what's going on, the war started, james decided to immediately fight for ukraine, which he first announced on twitter, then

fascinating and as you note in the book, he studied with james wilson as well, which was a connection between those two great founding fathers walter, um, tell us about jay as chief justice want adam says he long known the esteem wilson, but he prefers jay president washington chooses jay because he trusts him more than wilson and he's so esteemed in all these ways. he didn't serve all that long, but but what was he like as chief justice of the united states? um how to put it i think, you know all of these early justices suffer in comparison swing john marshall and you know, they're they're really aren't many cases from that period that are still cited today. i went and did some research to see if they've been cited recently and the most important case the georgia vitism to just be georgia. sorry musembi, georgia. yes it it has the dubious distinction of being overturned by a constitutional amendment almost immediately. i mean the only sort of let's let's let walter give a shot and then we'll then we'll yes again. and so, you know, it doesn't get cited much other than in cases about t

is that the service that he did for donald trump? james murray was hoping to slip out of town quietly at the end of the month and start his new career in the high-paid world of corporate security. he is scheduled to begin his new job as the head of security for snapchat in august. whoever is handling the preservation of electronic records at snapchat now, is doing a better job of it then james murray will be able to do. here is someone who james murray used to work with. >> this is one thing and one thing only. this is an attempt to silence conservatives like you and i, from communicating, before the 2022 election, that is all that this is. and it's a message being sent to anyone who supports donald trump either now, or in the future. that it is open season on you. it's hunting season for your private communications. don't you dare talk about your intentions. or coordinate, or do anything to get republican elected again, because liz cheney will make sure, that they subpoena you and make your life really miserable. that is all this was. >>

waiting for the prince, but they will be more reliable nearby, these ones that are here took than james heaw better roads in your head. mysterious and silent and eyes his impossibly beautiful when next to you in a good suit of big pistols. remember the fate of all girls. they also represent themselves juliet all girls. therefore, there is only. a chance to save the soul in time in the eyes and on the screen and glitters. oh what an adventurous romance are you ready to steal and confuse all the cards. and god save me from all past mistakes and answers in your pocket from your anguish in your arms, take me straight to heaven as a last resort, be in your pocket for all the girls. there is a chance to be saved, they jumped out of the plot in time. and all those who were with him before you, who finished with him through school without saying a word too much , always dressing did not wake up. yelling and even fighting with all their strength and copyrights they begged, then at least just leave, but all bond girls must die and any director. ruff save in time jumped out the mission all the gang g

lebron james. he hosted this award show back in 2007 after losing in the nba finals.es, you guessed it. this this feels better. this feels better. steph curry was the host and one of the most meaningful awards he presided over had to be the comeback player of the year, which went to his teammate and good friend, clay thompson. curry was on the receiving end of awards as well . the warriors were named the best team of the year represented by curry thompson, andre goodall and want toscano. anderson who is now a laker. curry also was awarded the winner of the best record breaking performance in the season in which he became the nba's all time three point leader. and one of the great stories of the warrior's recent summer camp has developed into a nice new chapter. if you watched mac mackay luong, it was impossible not to be taken by his flamboyant style average better than 13 points and just under five assists per game in las vegas, the 23 year old was an undrafted rookie last year after three college seasons spend the majority of last season in the g league, but it's si

so no matter what newton winton been using kind to force that matter to you, a it 00, james he and 8 pm in washington, dc. and the 8th hearing the u. s. house select committee investigating the january 6 right on. capitals getting underway. these are life pitchers. the primary event is expected to detail, then president donald trump's actions in the 3 hours between his speech urging the crowd to fight like hell. and the final release with video urging the writers to go home. during that time, trump supporters breached capital and fought with police to former white house aides, who quit after the right are due to testify. last week does she have returns? he who is live on capitol hill? so finally, the event is getting underway. one of the people watching this, i'm sure is going to be donald trump. ah, what are we expecting to see or hear? in the next coming hours? the committee is going to try and make a case. that's what we saw in that 187 minutes or the 187 minutes that are going to give us a blow by blow account off between. when donald trump finished his speech at the white as hav

. >> lebron james, he hosted this award show back in 2007.s. [ laughter ] >> a heartwarming tribute to sportscaster dick vitale. >> dick has spent three decades doing pretty much two things. three things. talking. calling college basketball games. and leading the fight against cancer. >> we are not going to stop, stop chasing the dream of raising dollars, the dream to beat cancer, we must do it. >> the year's humanitarians. >> albert pujols. >> and breakthrough star. >> ailing gu! >> that's "nightline" for this evening. catch our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here tomorrow. thanks for the company, america. good night. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> what if i said something like that? what if i was to make those type of statements as a black man? we don't typically get a margin for error. >> another controversy. top city officials are calling for one board member to resign after racially insensitive comments. thank you for joining us paid i am dan ashley. ama: i am ama

i am happy to introduce representative james. he was born in round rock. he was a formal public school teacher. her youngest member of the texas legislator. he was elected in 2018. he helped passed legislation to reform the state school financial system. next, i am happy to introduce representative aaron. she was elected in 2018, she represents -- county. she is a author, educator, conservationist. she fights for technicalities of community and, since government. please welcome our panelists. the first question -- i gave a short bio. please in your own words introduce yourselves to the audience. >> hello, everyone. vanessa fuentes. i was elected amid the pandemic, 2020. i have been in office for about a year and a half. it is interesting to learn public office and to have winter storm hit texas and deal with all of the aftermath of having a disaster in our community, while learning the institution that is local government. >> my name is james. i was once the youngest member of the legislature. recently we had a special election down in south texas. a new d

like he says that those are actually james fortins words to hear him voice. that i'm not going to take the easy way out and i just think that's an incredible reflection of his character and of just who he was as a person. so i think it's really important that to note that important words were very much integral into this performance into this piece. do you have any do you have any thoughts about any words that you read that might have especially i mean, obviously you're reading a script but anything that especially sort of enhanced the way that you perform this. a similar to not wanting to be a trader for you know, his country's interests something that i that i really love one of the lines. i really love is i sail too far to abandon the cause now and you know to say that in to think that like i'm in it now and we're just gonna have to see this through. thank you. so i i have a question about youth and about because it's it's incredible that this is a story of fortin's boyhood. this is a story of fortin from the age of 14 through the age of 18. he was a young

he was about the same age. >> reporter: 88-year-old james butcher joined the army at 17 when he got back home, he felt duty bound to thank the 36,574 americans who didn't as you stand here at this memorial, what goes through your mind >> happy that they're being recognized here. >> reporter: from 1950 to 1953, americans joined south korea in a brutal battle against communist forces for that nation's right to exist. 90-year-old william ali's friend was among those killed ali enlisted in the marines at 18, and, like butcher, was determined to seeing the wall built what do you want people to think about when they come here and see this wall? >> i want them to think about the humanity cut short what might have been, who they were. most of them young and they made a sacrifice. >> emmitt d. moss. >> reporter: two of those killed were especially memorable to young sergeant james butcher. he sent janice krimis on patrol and never saw him again. another friend, emmitt moss, died in the battle of pork chop hill he named his first son after them >> there's not a day that goes by that i don't think about my friends. and so

so no matter what movie we've been using, kind of for that matter to you a it 00 james. he in a pm in washington, dc. and the 8th hearing the u. s. house select committee investigating the january 6 riots on capitals getting underway. these.

these days it's about money or it's like, if you have royalty like lebron james. he'sed but he's up there going boo-hoo. poor guy only got 300 million in the bank. >> do you think it hurts sports for players in basketball -- >> get greedy. we can't have a consistent basketball team because people want more money. >> do you think sports has gotten too soft? >> beyond words. totally soft. it really is. >> when you hear athletes say i need a mental health break. >> i worked in health care a long time. that's a real thing. so, if someone actually needs it, i can appreciate that. but basketball i don't feel is the same as before. they don't play as hard as before. they don't play the defense because you're afraid you're going to foul. >> basketball is like -- and you're fouling. what do you mean fouling? soccer, what an embarrassment that is. >> don't get him going on cricket. >> what about when simone biles is like, i'm not going to compete tomorrow. >> i learned a lot about gymnastics. >> she's hotter than anybody sitting here today. i bet her feet are way more [ bleep ]

was fitted not a few moments we've speaking to our diplomatic editor james space. he's at the united nations in new york. profess, let's get reaction out of ukraine with alan fisher. who's in keven, of course, we will get him shortly. we have like, technical problem. le. let's course over to james bay's, who's our diplomatic editor in new york. i will tell them, show shortly james. so let's just begin with the facts. but what's happened has been very quick in the last hour or so. markets normally react very quickly. i don't know. you are diplomatic editor, but can you be all you can all be editor to just tell us how they reacted as quickly as we might have imagined where you are in new york. i'm afraid so i don't have much to have knowledge of the markets. i've just come out of a diplomatic briefing, but certainly the briefing i had was with the a, the u. s. ambassador, who is in charge of sanctions. and part of this deal is trying to get russian grain and fertilizer. this is the, the bit that papers, russia get russian grain and fertilizer back on global markets becaus

leigers, basketball player lebron james, he comes from burning town.f akron canceled the independence day celebration, it ’s just today in other places in america, of course, they will celebrate, but the mood everywhere is so-so record fuel prices complicate the lives of americans, and the president, instead of taking responsibility, chose a new target for gas station attacks speech about vita, who made a splash on the eve of this long weekend, the president of the united states addressed the owners of gas stations you should reduce the prices at gas stations, taking into account the cost that you pay for fuel and you have to do it now biden's statement raised a whole wave of one of the first to be answered by another businessman, the owner of amazon. oh inflation, too big of a problem for the white house to keep doing stuff like this. statements. this is either a direct misunderstanding or a deep misunderstanding of the underlying dynamics of the market. at the same time, business. already inherited from the press secretary of the white house. corine

and, happy to also introduce representative james -- he was born in round rock. he's a former public school teacher, youngest member of the texas legislature. he was elected in 2018. he helped pass legislation to reform the state school financial system. he sits on the public education committee, juvenile justice and family issues committee, and calendar committee. and next, i'm happy to introduce representative erin zweiner. she was elected in 2018. she represents hays county. she's an author, educator, conservationists. she fights for texas values of healthy communities, inclusivity, and common sense governments. so, please welcome our panelists. [applause] and the first question, really, i gave a short bio, but please, in your own words, if you could, introduce yourselves to the audience. >> hi, everyone. vanessa fuentes. i represent this area. welcome to district to, southeast part of austin! [applause] and like paul said, i was elected mid-pandemic. i was elected in 2020 and have been in office for about a year and a half. it was quite interesting, getting t

james. he is talented but he is going boo-hoo, he only got 300 million in the bank. >> do you think it hurts sports that players are greedy? >> we can have a's consistency because people want more money. >> do you think sports has gotten soft? >> beyond words. it really is. >> i worked in healthcare for a long time. that is a real thing. if somebody needs it i can appreciate it but basketball i do not feel is the same as before, they do not play hard enough. now they are afraid they will foul. >> basketball is like this and then you fell. what you mean foul? what a embarrassment that is. >> what you think when you hear somebody like simone biles saying i will not compete tomorrow. >> i learned a lot about gymnastics during that period of time. >> she is hotter than anybody sitting here today. but her feet are more messed up than mine from all of that flipping around. you know what i means? she is not soft. there is a conception in this world about athletes but they are just people and most of t

and what is amazing to me is lebron james, who's madeo a billion dollars in this country in which he's recommending britney turn her back onitne. what's the problem name the reason why britney is noton back is joe biden and lebron james basketball skills shot. that translates into diplomatic skills. spell out what he wants biden to do if he thinks he is so powerful and influentialal, do something himself. but he's basically throwing influent the bus, u notwithstanding the fact that this country heard himnd a billion dollars made him a billionaire. i'll tell you what i'll do. i from a barbershop here, how about we get i'll offer to pay half the cost for lebron james. i'll go with him together. can we'll talk to putin and see if we can get this fellow american home we. >> why don't we do that? they have i mean, don't throw america under the bus. well, that's a good point. i think that should be bidene thrown under the bus for being so weak. >> pam . right that's right, john . let'sge get this america americn home. and you know the comments that lebron james made. you've seen it's beende

one of the names that bobulinski mentioned was james gilliard. hethe business partner of the biden family. bobulinski told us very specifically that he and gilliard were setting up deals with a chinese energy company while joe biden was the sitting vice president. >> christmas eve 2015 he sent you the following text. which explains the deal with china that he wanted you to become part of it i just want to read the first sentence of this. "there will be a deal between one the most prominent families from the u.s. and them constructed by me." >> that's correct. >> tucker: tell me what he was saying. >> james gilliard was referencing something he'd been working on throughout 2015 with rob walker at a chinese company called cfc. he'd been traveling around the world developing ideal and that text was just the culmination of him making me aware that the deal was moving forward. >> tucker: he doesn't say i wanted to deal with you and me on hunter biden or me and you and hunter biden and jim biden. he said between one of the most prominent families from the

japanese saboteurs during the war, but there is an event in the index in the book, there is a james konichi susaki. he was captured and prosecuted, he was a japanese informant. lewis zamforini encountered him in a japanese prison camp while he was a japanese pow. the book is "unbroken," written by laura hildebrand. i wanted to point that out. i believe that guy is a liar. he should do his research first. he stated emphatically that there were no japanese saboteurs. this man, he was in the u.s. with lewis sam ferrini and it was in the book. that's all i want to point out. host: to charlotte next up, charlotte in columbia, maryland. go ahead. caller: yes. a couple of days ago, someone called in, a white person, and said that after 400 years of being here, >> we are going to leave this and watch the rest at c-span.org. we take you live now to the january 6 committee hearing room. tate hoeding its seventh public hearing. examining the role of extremist groups in the attack on the u.s. capitol. and their relationship with the trump administration. [inaudible] >> live c-span coverage from the cannon house o

he just set up every year... just a christmas store. james tie in the ugly tie contest held at the jasper mall over the weekend. for his first place finish, davidson won a vcr. oh, looky here... look at at fashion contest. - [master cuts employee]: i'd like to open my own salon. that's what i'd like to do. i want to open us our own tattoo shop together. - [female customer #2]: that'd be, oh my god... the rocker theme? you can have a motorcycle parked in there. [laughs] i just want to leave jasper. like, i love it here. everybody knows everybody here, yes. - [master cuts employee]: well, when you go to places like new york, you're just so out in this big.. it's a fishbowl. it's a fricking ocean... like you're just out in this ocean, just... what do i do? - [female customer #2]: i'm just trying to move up. i just want to hurry up and be a manager as quickly as i can, make really good money. get a nice house and just go on with my life. maybe settle down... have a kid or two- - [master cuts employee]: i've learned to... like, go with the flow. i

when he was going into college, he was abroad. james, that's how high he was. if i'm not mistaken, jer on for 104 points in again. that's how, that's how he was. despite a stella career at high school and college, jerome is yet to win a title of the 4 years in the p. b. i. changing that will require even more dedication. we have our own trainers with the team with one bridge, but i also hired a person. okay. nurse naval here now and time and work with what i have to work on . so right now i'm, i'm in the gym with my 2nd visiting coach here in the p. b a. we have the conference in the years. busy all throughout the year i have to be prepared to read in shape and get ready for the day. and i always strive to really work hard this so i can be the best version of my so and also my dad thought me drink side. he's always, i mean, i wasn't the most talented, but because it's hard to working with me that you have a bad game, but your average should always be there. 100 percent, every game id look up to him and you know, keep in mind instead of and if jerome ever needs

writer at deadspit came after you tonight saying and it's freedom has a lot of nerve, he was critical of lebron james when he could have been brittney griner or worse. the piece goesou on your native country, turkey revoked your passport for speaking out against their dictatorr and you were stuck overseas with no way back to america. i truly shudder to think whatk would have happened had the turkish government gotten its hands on you and its tardily were they response. but factually so stupid that it's funny. >> i'm your response. oh my god. i left my career just because i stand for the things thatev i believe in. i actually loste my family last time i saw my family back in 2015 because i was speaking about the some off the problemsn were happening in the church too. so i didid payayi the price. you know, we always say don'tab just talk about it, be aboutt it. i think, you know, tweeting about it is fine and talking can it into the fun. but what kindd of sacrifices that you're making, you know,ki when you call yourself a human rights activist, social justice warrior and stuff. right. you should not b

in august 2020, social workers placed leiland—james with this woman, laura castle. he cries. tood up like that... injanuary, 2021, she murdered leiland—james. how can someone hurt an innocent child? what, just because they couldn't cope with him? doesn't mean you've got to kill them. sorry. before leiland—james died, a social worker refused to tell laura which hospital he was in. it was 2a hours later, and then they eventually told me it was liverpool alder hey hospital. by the time i got down there he had already been dead. and eventually i went into his room. ijust wanted to pick him up. they wouldn't allow me. your child. they wouldn't allow me to pick him up. i spent more time with leiland in death than in life. the safeguarding review into the decision to allow leiland—james into laura castle's care will be published later. laura corkill was not asked to be part of it. i loved him. millions and millions. that report from our special correspondent ed thomas. and you can watch a full documentary on that story on the bbc iplayer now. from today some criminal courts in englan

tara: james is out of the hospital after being beaten friday in the fillmore district where he is the executive director. >> my only thought was, how do i survive this? tara: he had been attacked by two people after asking them to leave the property. they hit me -- they hit him with a two before -- with a two by four. he began fighting for his life. >> i grabbed one and put one in front of me and that is how i survived. then my coworkers came running out. tara: police have arrested one suspect. the 24-year-old man is being charged with assault with a doubly weapon. -- with a deadly weapon. >> the second suspect fled on foot in an unknown direction. tara: please have video of the attack and are coming up with a profile, asking with people with information to contact the department. >> we are working around the clock to gather the best evidence. tara: mean -- in the meantime, the community is getting behind james. gofundme has raised tens of thousands of dollars on his behalf. >> the fact that people would rally around him and a time like this is no surprise. tara: this reverend is a cl