by the king and jermaine. i got what he mentioned, very explicit orders saying yes "the king and i" have approved your plan to go to philadelphia and after that, once you do that, then you need to go back so how is the commander-in-chief, he is reading it as commander-in-chief will, the boss approved my plan. the secondary part is burgoyne went undone. who knows when so he reads it as i think any commander-in-chief would so let's go to philadelphia. >> i want you to hold that, the miss assumptions that underlie the campaign, we will come back to that when we wrap up and introduce audience questions and move on to the battle itself. this confused me for years, this wasn't bought in saratoga, is a location over several days. >> when i think of saratoga, i think of the saratoga campaign. a series of military operations so i think when we talk about the campaign, you've got to go back to july 77, fall on battle and then the battle of bankston and then the first battle of saratoga and the second battle of saratoga

nbc's jermaine lee traveled to l.a.s, week where he spoke to a group of engaged young black voters, they are definitely voting. here's a look at the issues most important to them in november. >> we are hundreds away from the midterms. when you will walk into that voting booth, what issues are you voting for? >> definitely housing security, who is taking birth control seriously, and immigration issues. >> reproductive issues as well as land conservation and food insecurity. >> health care is one of the issues i'm absolutely voting on this election cycle. how is healthier going to be subsidized? what does the program look, like what is the plan with american health care going forward. our people get it to state sponsored health care, is it will be a third party, what's kind of options can i give my employer. all these things. >> that the democrats and especially biden does enough to address your concerns? >> it is hard to say that yes the democrats are doing everything they can, when you are not seeing that change firstha

it was taking that eighteen hundred dollars back from tony and jermaine.with stealing 1800 dollars 1800 dollars of my money is now gone. it's not fair the edd admits. it paid an estimated 20 billion dollars to fraudsters during the pandemic. the couple says they did what they could to stop at least one scam, but they got punished. anyway, we've done our part edd has not done their due diligence and handing out bazillions of dollars during the during covid. the couple says eddie cannot tell them how to get their money back. so we about their plight and it took for surprised that the check came in the mail actually. well, we were happy to help. so what's up with the edd? well, it says it's trying to identify fraudulent claims that used stolen id. so the real person doesn't get penalized for this now. we've helped several victims of identity theft dealing with the edd get their refunds back if you're one of those people contact me here and we'll do the same thing for you. and extremely rare flower is expected to bloom any minute now at san jose state universi

it did not stop there, jermaine got an edd notice as well. >> we were surprised and did not understanden to us. >> the notice said>> edd one to verify she was eligible for bear -- benefits. they each filed a fraud report online with edd. >> it is not me, i am fully employed, blah blah blah. >> the edd never responded. no call, no email, no word about the 40 claims. >> -- phony claims. until now, the couple received this notice in april. $1800 other tax refund had been seized, the agency that took it? the edd. >> you did not notify me or give us any due process at all. >> they figure was due to the fraudulent claims two years ago, the edd had apparently paid $1800 to the scammers before cutting them off. now is take in $1800 back from tony and jermaine. >> the fraudulent person got away with stealing $1800. >> $8,000 of my money is now gone, that is not fair. >> the edd admits it paid an estimated $20 billion to fraudsters during the pandemic, the couples said they did what they could to stop the scam, but they got punished anyway. >> we have done our part, edd has not done their due di

and jermaine. two dozen wildfires in this country in the last 48 hours. that is a record number.this isn't the time to tackle climate change, the fact that the government has not provided us with enough details about this vital policy that even the very right wing candidates standing to be to a leader and prime minister have committed to a net zero policy, we have to have more detail about it and we have to know what is going to happen when are we willjust be fiddling while rome burns. in fact, the whole planet burns. in fact, the whole planet burns. in fact, the whole planet burns. i was talking to friends earlier, and something that the independent points out in its arsenal. some thejudge independent points out in its arsenal. some the judge found that 95% of the meeting of net zero, they had the policy, because the last what he was saying is the lack of transparency meant that the public didn't know in parliament couldn't hold ministers to account for it. that is what mps have been saying as well that the proposals from the government are extremely vague. it's not something th

jermaine mcgillvary scored two tries as huddersfield won 30—18 on the day their head coach ian watson026. catalans dragons will move back to third if they beat warrington wolves in the second game of the day. england are looking to avoid a 3—0 white wash in their three match t20 series against india at trent bridge. they're looking for big improvements after yesterday's 49 run defeat at edgbaston. they won the toss and started well at the crease withjos buttler finding early boundaries before going for 18 offjust 9 balls. fellow openerjason roy reached 27 off 26 deliveries before being caught behind by wicketkeeper ribhshabh pant. a few moments ago england were 84 for 3 ican i can tell you that novak djokovic has just taken the second set in the wimbledon final. the austrian grand prix is heading towards it's conclusion. charles leclerc is on course for his third win of the season. you can follow the action on the bbc sport website and bbc radio five live. that's bbc.co.uk/sport let's return now to the conservative leadership contest. most of the nine candidates are focussing on their

jermaine mcgillvary scored two tries in this one.t until 2026. so to recap our top story and its 7th heaven for novak djokovic. the serb has moved alongside pete sampras in winning the wimbledon title 7 times. he came from behind to beat nick kyrgios in it sets in the final. it's his fourth straight win at sw19, he's nowjust one more title away from drawing level with roger federer in winning the title 8 times. that's all from myself paul scott and the sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. ina in a couple of minutes we will be joined for a summary of the international news. but before that... have you ever been accused of living in the past? well there's a man in blackpool who doesn't mind a bit. aaron whiteside is obsessed with the 1930s, so he's decided to live there permanently. ian haslam went along to meet him. gramophone plays. it might bejuly 2022 but this house in blackpool belongs to a whole other era. hi! i'm aaron whiteside and this is my 1930s house. tell me how all this love of the 1930s came about. bizarrel

is that germane now or just about the chair, powell, jermaine said?ike: you go back to the january meeting and the minutes released in february when they said that they might have to speed up the pace of rate increases, and that freaked everybody out. so now there's this focus on the minutes. but you take a look at the dot plot from the last meeting, and at that point the market was seeing the fed underneath where it should be by the end of the year. that's a kind of blue line if you were looking at the dot plot on radio. you'd be seeing a line above where the fed's median dot is. and now the white line is way below. that's fed fund futures now. so is the markets has already moved on. what happened when the blue line was put in place is no longer relevant. tom: that chart really works, mike. it's like when the yankees lose two in a row, we do a chart for radio, and it works out great. mike mckee, thank you so much. really, folks, it shows the shift, the adjustment that we've seen just in the last couple of days. he was at barclays, and he was absolute

baker, because maybe a billboard will help him solve a case he's worked for four years, the missing jermaineed to be photographed. >> the work she's doing is important. i'm hoping her work reaching outside of montana that we can get billboards in new york, down into texas and up into canada. this is a crisis that needs to stop. >> how is it for you to know that your sister has been gone these years now? >> it's been extremely hard. >> maybe this could make a difference. >> it will, it will. i know it will. >> reporter: for "sunday today," harry smith, missoula, montana. >> thank you very much. >>> this week, we highlight another life well lived. on december 16, 1944, the german military launched an attack in the ardenne forest in luxembourg, beginning the longest fight, known as the battle of the bulge. in a month of fighting, some 19,000 americans were killed, with tens of thousands more injured. many of them cared for by a young army nurse from connecticut named muirial phillips. she became a registered nurse in 1942, and joined the army nurse corps the next year, where she underwent comba

rappers like jermaine dupri, jay-z and ja rule were saying to the world, can you believe this?sode ♪ ♪ to everybody that's living it up we say ♪ >> hip-hop's no longer sort of the bratty kid on the block, it's sort of the predominant music. and then what really takes it over the top is a young rapper from detroit. ♪ we're gonna have a problem here ♪ ♪ you act like you never seen a white person before ♪ >> in 2000 eminem puts out the marshall mathers lp, marshall mathers being eminem's real name. suddenly the biggest star in hip-hop is eminem, bar none. ♪ i'm the slim shady i'm the real slim shady ♪ ♪ all you other slim shadies are just imitating ♪ ♪ who's the real shady please stand up ♪ >> eminem came from a white working-class background, and those are the stories he told. it just put him on a different level, because he brought his own authenticity to the game. >> deejay, kick that shit. >> i saw "8 mile" in times square opening night and had to sit in front of the theater. it was one of the most satisfying movie experiences i've ever had. i mean, listen, on "lose yourself"

but the things that were jermaine to what they're discussing today are going to be things that go ontop of the chain. pat cipollone in particular, he's the one that's there to counsel the president. he was the assistant to the president at the time. he was the guy in charge of the white house counsel's office, and he's the one that would have been having those conversations. >> so, the reporting that we have suggests that, you know, as we pointed out, the biden white house has effectively said executive privilege is not an issue here. but we do know that the attorney/client privilege issue was -- at least the way lofgren characterized it -- was a complicating factor. how do you think that may have actually played out over the course of this testimony? >> look, as it relates to things relating to the commission of potential crimes or criminal related matters, attorney/client privilege doesn't attach in those instances. so, i believe that in those instances, he would be free to testify as to what he heard and what he saw. and remember if he's giving legal advice to the white house, tha

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. >> you know, again, it is not jermaine to the investigation but it is interesting.san person. but interestingly, before charles wright was appointed by donald trump, he wrote an op-ed in forbes in 2016 in which he set, is there any legal impediment to trump publicly releasing his tax returns? absolutely. not with any experienced checks lawyer representing trump in an irs audit advise him to release his tax returns during the audit? absolutely not. it's got the similarity to bill barr writing unsolicited letters about how donald trump didn't need to, shouldn't be charged and doesn't need to do anything. so, it all becomes part of the puzzle. >> yeah, it's sort of the addition. look at me, pick me, because i will do your bidding if i am on the inside. and so, it does appear that to be that way. you also heard that statement, with described is the normal process for how and irs commissioner supposed to behave. the job description, and how he's not supposed to. but also keep in mind that the justice department is also not supposed to talk to the white house and donald t

an unarmed man during a foiled prison break has found that he was "lawfully killed". 28 year old jermaine van in north london in december 2015. a former top civil servant says borisjohnson was briefed in person about a formal complaint concerning inappropriate behaviour by the mp chris pincher — directly contradicting the account from downing street. a man is arrested by police in the us state of illinois — after six people were shot dead at an independence day parade. 50,000 people have been put on evacuation alert as floods hit sydney for the third time this year. italy has declared a state of emergency in five northern regions amid the worst drought in 70 years. several municipalities have already announced water rationing. the affected areas include lombardy and piedmont. unusually hot weather and low rainfall across winter and spring have compounded the issue in northern italy. around 50,000 people have been told to leave their homes in australia's largest city, sydney, as river levels continue to rise after days of torrential rain. parts of the city have received about eight months

the police marksman said he thought the jermaine baker had been reaching for a gun.ia iqbal sent this report. the streets where celebrations had been taking place quickly turned into a hunting ground as police searched for a killer. a man who brought terror to an independence day parade. americans in this wealthy chicago suburb had been out in the sunshine for the symbolic day of the 4th ofjuly. a few minutes into the parade, shots rang out, creating shock, confusion and panic. people moved quickly for safety. i thought that it was the navy that was saluting the flag with rifles, but when i saw people running, i picked up my son, and i started running. at first, the police found the gun but not the gunman. it took until the evening for them to eventually arrest robert crimo iii. the person of interest has now been taken to the highland park police department where we are going to begin the next phase of the investigation and speak with this person to make sure or see if, in fact, he is connected to this incident. social media firms have suspended accounts apparently

they are all jermaine. i have an amendment to codify existing law on the accurate method of counting a veteran's wait time at the va, and that the access standards which determine when a veteran matrix care in the community should be codified. senator blackburn also has an important amendment giving greater choice to veterans. the intent of these amendments is to ensure that if there are operational problems created at the va hospitals and clinics as a consequence of the toxic exposure bill, then community care is more readily available as a safety valve. i also offered an amendment to strike the creation of a fund which would classify over 116 billion dollars in discretionary costs associated with the bill as entitlement spending. i believe this untested and unique way of classifying spending less congressional oversight at the time of massive debt and deficits, and it says about president. that said i have since filed amendments to merely get the policy of this fund to what i think was the intent of my co

an unarmed man during a foiled prison break has found that he was "lawfully killed". 28—year—old jermaine 2015. an 85—year—old doctor who killed a patient after botching a routine procedure has been jailed for three years. dr isyaka mamman admitted gross negligence manslaughter after he used the wrong needle in the wrong place on shahida parveen at the royal oldham hospital in 2018. a one—year—old boy has died after falling from the window of a block of flats in leeds on saturday. it happened at saville green in the burmantofts area. the baby was taken to hospital for emergency treatment, but was pronounced dead a short time later. police say inquiries are being carried out to establish the full circumstances and have asked for privacy for the family. a premier league footballer arrested on suspicion of rape is facing further allegations relating to a second woman. the metropolitan police hasn't named the player. the 29—year—old man detained in barnet in north london yesterday. he's been further arrested this afternoon while in custody over additional claims. children as young as 11 have

my amazing colleague jermaine lee, he was found in our collective neck of the woods. we, aaron, and it natasha all atlanta. folks remain was on warehouses campus talking young black men down there. and he asked them what issues mattered to them, take a listen to one person that he talked to in alaska better on the other side. >> what issues matter most to you, let's start with you. >> for, me i definitely think about immigration and housing insecurity, especially when you look at a city like atlanta that has so many homeless people until many people moving into the city but there is not enough affordable homes. >> i agree, wholeheartedly. for me, the biggest thing that is on my mind is roe v. wade and how it has been recently overturned and how that comes to affect future generations as well as wrongly imprisoned and mass incarceration. >> yeah, absolutely. so minute my major policy issues on this upcoming election cycle would be health care and criminal justice. reform >> that's atlantic university, there but you see natasha that these young voters are engaged, they

that may not be -- i guess it is jermaine to this piece of legislation. and then i note some of the cross references as to training and other things are not -- not -- i could not finds on the department's website. i think it is important this when you go to this, and there is a dgo or whatever that you can actually click on it and have one stop shopping to say thshg is hat dgo says or training required. we need to sharpen that up. the assault rifles help me -- where is this in the policy? am i missing that? i see -- the taser shock wave >> the erw guns. this is the h on page 8? >> correct. there is no -- in terms of -- 50 caliber large or ear weapon this is all you got j. we don't have 50 caliber and above. >> okay. and then deputy city attorney, least deal with -- mr. paulino, the item that is before us really is an enabling piece of legislation as it creates a new chapter of the administrative code 96g, which sets out the requirements of ab481. in and of itself does not approve the policy that -- arc b481 requires us to be approved us to approve or does