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wikipedia, next to monica and joey that was our major search research engine. and peter answered the question and i have no idea how he answered. we were fortunate enough to air as a monthly show on local public radio stations. meaning central virginia also wtju. the university stays in and that is how we got our start. very fortunate eventually to expand to roughly 200 public radio stations around the country. we had some good in terms of audience stations. the public radio station in chicago probably reached the largest audience of any station that we run. it was a good time. we were also on alaskan public radio. i can't remember what time we were on in alaska. i know that we were on in washington dc. i think we were on at 7 am on saturday morning and i want to tell you that we were incredibly popular with cabdrivers. and i am assuming some of them have passengers. at least more than one person was listening to us in washington dc. about three years ago we made two very important decisions. one of them was triggered by peter otis, an 18th-century guy deciding

joey, let me put that first question to you.aw you on the twitter machine talking about this exchange in regards to kamala harris role as ag. your thoughts? >> i think it was the best line of the night, in my opinion. when she walked on the stage, it looked like she was there and ready to bring a fight. they always say you have to punch up, especially in a debate like this. her target was kamala harris. it became very obvious early on. i think when you're someone like kamala harris or joe biden and even kamala harris, you have a long history. you flip flop or change or waivered on some things. someone like gabbard comes across like newer, younger. they get more leeway, the younger folks to, when it comes on changing on an issue. but kamala harris and the marijuana, this is one of those things where the supreme court doesn't take up things until america has finished debating it. with marijuana, i think it's that next thing. it may become a constitutionally protected recreational thing. and her hitting kamala on it, these are peop

joey, is that necessary? >> i think it is.t's nice that he's livid, but he should have been livid before such that there would be proper supervision in someone you knew or should have known had the ability to take his life. i just don't get it. it's nice that you're livid, sir, but what are you doing now? what is the investigation ultimately going to demonstrate? some breakdowns in the system? we know there were breakdowns in the system. the real issue to me is getting compensation to the victims. so let's go back to shan's point, which is a very critical one. whenever you're prosecuted, you get civil forfeiture allegations, or criminal forfeiture allegations, rather, which is the proceeds of your crime get taken by the government. the reason i raise these issues is because i think the victims deserve some measure of compensation. they're not going to get to see him in court. now certainly they should be compensated for what he did. in the event the federal government pursues that, are they going to share any of the money reco

joey chaplin who i met at the joh john hopkins' university. the only person that was always there and that was joey chaplin. you a >> you are going to tell them everything? >> no, i stop right there. >> she's the professor of early american history. her most recent work includes ground about the earth. circumnavigatiing magellan to orbit. and joyce has been kind enough to be a guest on "backstory" three times. she's going to talk to us about what it is to be dropped in a show where people know each other pretty well and bring scholarshi scholarships on a topic that we hope will reach a broader topic. let me take five or ten minutes to give you a berief history of "back story." it airs at the yuuniversity of richmond. we are four historians, we know nothing about our own history. we can't tell you exactly when we start it. we have no archives. i guess since you're all historians, none of this comes as a great surprise for you. i did some primary research meaning i went back to the oldest e-mails i had. there is an exchange in 2005 about possibl

grandfather said every time i left the house he said, joey, keep the faith, and my grandma said, no joey, spread it. [applause] >> sir, your staff is waiting for you here. >> here he comes. [applause] >> here. over here. >> keep coming, sir. right this way. [chatter] reporter: mr. vice president, you talk about the need to initiate new gun control option. you worked with at on the obama administration, especially after sandy hook, what is different now that makes you think you might be able to get these things done? fmr. vice pres. biden: the differences we have the house back, number two, think we will win the senate back, and #3, a majority of the members of an array understand we can do something about this. they agree, a majority of them. the idea that what has happened lately does not go to the core of who we are, it violates nobody's second amendment right to say that you can't own certain weapons. you can't own a bazooka, up playing thrower. the trinity of liberty is watered with the blood of patriots, they have to make the case that you have to have firepower to take on the gover

joey says this is just the beginning of salmon's resurgence. >> next year should be better. the following year should be better. it makes me happy. >> reporter: a bright light for now during a time of concern because of climate change. in alameda, dion lim, abc7 news. >> well, it definitely feels like summer in walnut creek and livermore. let's get the numbers now from abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. pretty steamy once again, sandhya. >> inland areas are baking in the upper 90s to low 100s, dan. these are the highs so far. 103 in fairfield. 99 in concord. 68, though, in san francisco. so really you're looking at a 31 degree spread between concord and half moon bay. if you want to go wider, half moon bay to fairfield is a large spread. 81 in oakland, 91 in san jose, 92 in santa rosa. not everyone feeling the effects of the heat. we still have the fog and the sea breeze to keep you comfortable at the coast. keeping it live with doppler 7 on the remnants of once tropical storm ivo, this moisture is going to be heading in our direction. and as it does, do expect the humid

joey: it has left up the agenda and it is much more likely.embrace it and away his predecessor would never have done. at the moment, i think he has been mildly outmaneuvered by angela merkel and emmanuel macron who have thrown the ball back into his court, shrugged their shoulders and censure -- and said sure, knock yourself out and come back with a plan. time, being well aware that simply is not going to happen. for the u.k.arder government to blame everybody on the eu side if, as we anticipate, the stocks collapse with no agreement. which would precipitate us towards the no deal exit. matt: thank you for your time, joey jones, strategic counsel at cicero joining us to talk to seven. best -- talk g7. let's go to annmarie hordern. wildfires in the amazon, are they on the agenda? annmarie: they certainly seem to be now. ,e heard from president macron he took to twitter saying he wants us to be on top of the g7. his words were our house is burning, literally. , whichzon rain forest produce 20% of our planets oxygen, is on fire. it is an internat

joey is here because he had the misfortune of being a researcher for backstory for two years. so if you really want to look behind the scenes at backstory what you will behind are first-rate scholars, joey thompson, monica blair who always sits right up front is our current researcher and is a ph.d. candidate at the university of virginia department of history. joey, monica and several other outstanding scholars have done the research that really powers the intellectual connections in backstory, if there are any. and joyce chaplin who i met at the johns hopkins university when we were both in graduate school together. i prided myself on being the first person to the library every morning, there was only one person who was there always before me and that was joyce chaplin. do you remember that, joyce? >> you're going to tell everything about -- >> no, that's it. i stopped right there. joyce is the james duncan phillips professor of early american history at harvard university. her most recent works include "roundabout the earth: circumnavigating image land to orbit." and with a

>> i think joey is absolutely right. the president really does not view himself as being the president of people -- and also want -- as if he wants to communicate that not only does he not feel like the president, she doesn't care about them or their suffering. he doesn't want to go out there and make a gratuitous or cruel statements. there is some degree of irony in this case, right? as he was saying just the other as if it was puerto rico's fault, mother nature shifting it into florida florida, and remark le a met kale important state. it speaks to the situation of puerto rico puerto ricoans, and why aren't democrats out there trying to registered the puerto ricoan displayed following hurricane maria and now there are eligible to vote in why aren't the democrats focused on registering those people too vote? it seems like they would be a powerful voting bloc. >>> everybody stick around. we have a lot more coming up after this. ice, every time. our 18 year old was in an accident. usaa took care of her car rental, and get

joey, the justice has said, "i'm going to basically stay at it if i can go full steam" that's what sheaking this decision and she has before and perhaps in other times she might decide to step down from the court. she is not going to. she's going to keep going. what is at stake? >> you know, brianna, the answer to that question very simply is everything. we are in different and perilous times, and i think moving forward, everyone needs to be concerned. why? let's talk about that. now, we know there's a 5-4 split just by way of 101. we have nine members on the u.s. supreme court. it takes five in order to impleme implement policy. there's no filibusters or super majorities necessary. it's not like a discussion about the senate. imagine in the event she left and there was a vacancy, we'd be talking about not a 5-4 split as it is now but a solid 6-3 split. chief justice roberts said there's no republican justices, there's no democratic justices. now that may be true, but you have ideologies which are in keeping with a republican philosophy and a democratic philosophy, and here is the poin

grandfather said every time i left the house he said, joey, keep the faith, and my grandma said, no joey, spread it. [applause] >> sir, your staff is waiting for you here. >> here he comes. [applause] >> here. over here. >> keep coming, sir. right this way.

look out, joey, look out, joey! some sort of... they are firing their own non—lethal rounds back at the protesters. who have raced off in the other direction. time for our masks now. the principal standoff here in hong kong has come to an end as these right police have moved in, forcing... activists to push back. activists who have been throwing molotov cocktails at them. and other projectiles. we can see some of these activists. back here, these are the... more radicalised youths. many in the pro—democracy camp have tried to keep this week and peaceful. but it has not worked out that way. earlier on, this was a peaceful march. but then, the more radicalised camp... descended on the police station. started building barricades. and they say the reason for this is that the government here has come no closer to adhering to any of their demands. a worker at britain's consulate in hong kong — who was detained by the chinese authorities — has been released. simon cheng went missing on the 8th of august while on his way back to hong kong

barred from entering the united states of a facebook post made by his friends 17 year old is small joey who had secured a place at harvard no less was deported to lebanon after u.s. customs and border protection deemed him inadmissible the student though says that upon arrival american immigration official questioned him for hours about his religious beliefs and friends online activity as part of the interrogation he says he was ordered to unlock his phone and computer which were examined for hours while the border officer did allegedly find and he u.s. posts on his contacts social media accounts his own pages he says didn't contain anything critical of washington. i have no single post on my timeline discussing politics the agent said that she found people posting political points of view that opposed the us on my friend list i responded that i didn't like share or comment on them and told her that i shouldn't be held responsible for what others post in a statement to al-jazeera u.s. customs and border protection said only that it was banned from entering based on quote information dis

been taken by this administration for years only a few days prior to what happened with ismail at joeywas that the state department has removed any reference to palestine or the palestinian authority from its page this is also a continuation of the crackdown on any aid that is delivered to the palestinians so we are seeing here a trend and this trend is worsening day after day and we have what we are witnessing in my opinion is a process of a complete a researcher of palestine the palestinian people and as people deserving of rights of freedom of travel of freedom of expression freedom of education and so forth and so on. just ramana follow r.t.l. facebook and twitter download are up for the latest as a straight your mobile device for now though moscow is covered i would say thanks ever so much for watching dan's here and 30 minutes for the next world news update and stand by for our next programs for you right after this break. liz. lead. the 4 lead. lead. lead. live. live. live . live. live. oh. please. live. live claim. and very well continue watching us and see us. officer of the t

joey jackson, legal analyst and criminal defense attorney, is with us now. ask you, joey, considering that there is a documented history of intel dating by the church of scientology, when you're talking about an organization that has as much power as they do, what does -- what does a case like this look like against them? >> good morning to you. and so starting with the case itself, of course we know it's a civil complaint. that's an important distinction because the allegations are very troubling. very serious. they rise to the level of criminality. if it's a crime it's another matter. it's not gotten there yet. what it looks like is it's a civil complaint making all the allegations you mentioned, which are horrific in nature about the stalking, the intimidation, the fall imprisonment, the human trafficking, the controlling, the abuse, et cetera. what occurs in the details they lay out is the women secretary generally suggest that this -- essentially suggest that this place, scientology, has run amok. the lawsuit focuses scientology itself as an organizatio

and joey gudmundsson made it 3—0 to sean dyche's side with this curling shot late on.uggled last term trying to balance the europa league with their premier league efforts. they have a manager in sean dyche who knows in every top flight season, every result counts. we know what the premier league is. we have seen it time and time, is my fifth season. you expect results... by by no means do you think it guarantees you the next one. you know you have to start with top performances but on the other hand i must say the lads are coming in bright this preseason. and as a collective notjust individuals. there is a nice desire about them at the minute. a biggerfight a bigger fight for the shirt. we managed to bring players into affect the situation and be very competitive. and we want that as well. overall today, very, very pleased. we didn't have so much problems in the first topic as we played with the first topic as we played with the wind. but we played against the wind in the second half. i have to adapt this and i have to know the timings isa adapt this and i have to kno

good morning to you, joey. what do you think is going to happen here? what do you think is the right thing to do? >> good morning, i think the right thing would be to do is to have him in jail but that's a separate issue. let me discuss it anyway. i think we have to recognize the nypd does a lot of good. they serve and protect us every day, walk the beat, when an officer, however, steps across that line, i think we have an obligation to call it out. let's reverse before we go forward. the fact is this family has waited such a long time for justice. there was a ground swell of support in the community for his state prosecution. of course at the time, if we want to talk historically when this occurred five years ago, there was state charges that were being contemplated but there was no grand jury action. what does that mean, it means that the district attorney at the time and staten island, dan donovan who was in 2018, he presented the case, didn't get an indictment. i can tell you as a former prosecutor that a grand jury, indeed, a prosecutor could, and

i want to bring in now joey jackson and evan perez. gentlemen, good evening.nk you so much for joining. you know, evan, we're hearing that the jail where epstein was being held had some real problems. what do you know? what can you tell us? >> that's right, don. you know, at this point the attorney general is doing an investigation, but a few things have already become known. it appears that there have been systemic problems at the metropolitan correctional center in manhattan. one of the guards who was working that night, the night that epstein apparently killed himself, wasn't even a regular guard. this person was part of this program that the bureau of prisons uses to train people who are brought in as cooks and teachers at prisons and who get trained to work at posts that are normally manned by correctional officers. so that's at least one of the officers. we know that according to the union that represents the employees at the mcc that it's not uncommon for employees to bork 17 and 18-hour days. one of the guards was doing just that, multiple days of over

i am smarter than joey, i think. be any character from friends. i am smarterthanjoey, ithink.rter thanjoey, i think. but my talk with girls was never that good is this. how are you doing? that's all from sportsday. all of the coverage of deadlines will be across all the bbc platforms, especially on sports day tomorrow and on our website. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sam lister, the deputy political editor at the daily express, and anand menon, who's director of the nonpartisan think—tank uk in a changing europe. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell has suggested he would send jeremy corbyn to buckingham palace to tell the queen the labour party are ready to assume power in an attempt to stop a no—deal brexit, says the telegraph. the guardian reports that rebel mps are working on a new plan to stop borisjohnson pursuing a no—deal brexit on the 31st of october that involves forcing parliament to sit throug

maybe a bit smarter than joey, but with my talk with girls was never that good as his. are you doing? love thankfully they didn't have mould and midi to watch in germany. —— mork and minty. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. goodbye for now. pakistan has expelled the indian high commissioner says it is suspending trade with its neighbour in the escalating dispute in kashmir. pakistan condemned the decision to strip the indian administered state of its semi—autonomous status. the foreign secretary dominic raab is on a mission to washington and says he has expressed concern about the situation. meanwhile there have been sporadic protests in the disputed territory despite a security lockdown. all of kashmir has been claimed by both india and pakistan says the partition of british india created the two countries in 1947. jock it is the third day that kashmir remains on lockdown, but sporadic protests have begun to break up. in a particularly restive parts, if evening protesters are coming out, throwing stones to my shouting andy —— anti—india

. >> reporter: but joey understands the family's struggle. just weeks ago, his daughter, lulu, died. she was 6 and had the same kind of cancer as jackson. >> it's helping me coping through losing my daughter, helping another family in need. >> the group calls itself jackson's army for justice. and its mission has rallied strangers from all over the world. >> in amazement, i am still in shock. i don't have a big family. my mom is gone, my dad is gone, my brother's gone. so, this means a lot. >>> that's "the overnight news" for this monday. for some, the news continues. for others, check back a little later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. >>> this is "the cbs overnight news." >> welcome to "the overnight news." i'm elaine quijano. we begin with the investigation of the apparent suicide of jeffrey epstein, who was facing sex trafficking charges involving minors. he was found dead inside his manhattan jail on saturday. he had been taken off suicide watch after apparently

ofa mystical joey is also an author welcome to the tempe african mystery and a year in the city off cape coast launching your book from jamestown to jamestown he says to an african child what is the book about and why did you write it welcome to focus so far the salary of this struck your love of for all of that time back to work captured from the concept of our success through a few years back then is there for the couple. of plastic ensure they have a record of their career and then right. here on strike they're all over their. first show down there and i did you write the book. i wrote the book for a couple of very good for me is that you know you know who we were busy thought i'm surprised it's not offered the whole bunch of what are. they fall foul i think really if for fun so.

. >> joey jackson is with us. two years ago, heather haier was killed by a neo-nazi that mowed her down. the president said at the time very fine people on both sides. we heard this rhetoric for years now. why now is scaramucci acting? >> i think he acted because it is time and i give him credit for doing that. i know he is not an elected official. no matter. fact is he is an influential member of the republican party. waiting for other people to step up and other people to act and other people to show courage. there's time to exhibit courage and time to exhibit leadership. if ever there was a time, it is now. how dare the president at that time equate moral equivalency between the two groups. i remember we used to have a president, could be republican or democrat, they stood for america, they stood for the people, for the values we all stand for. i remember john mccain. remember that debate with obama when someone went after obama that he is an arab. mccain said no, he is a fine man, a decent man, good family man

i cannot ask all of those friends to be identified but i would like to pay special senator joey friend manchin from west virginia who was directly responsible for my presence here today to receive this award. daughters, like my i know you took one bow, just a quick wave. they are both retired school teachers, both with distinguished careers in education and both wonderful replicas of their mother. sorry about that. , who put up with me for 63 -- that is why you should not invite old men to the white house. [laughter] we get emotional. -- 63 wonderful years while trying in her way to make the world a better place. earlierxhibit a to that reference to my good fortune, i refer to why we are here this afternoon. me tocknowledgment allows complete my life circle. i can stop chasing a bouncing ball. presidential medal of freedom allows me to reach a level of acceptance in our society i never once dreamed of. and it is very special for two other reasons, it allows me to join one of the most exclusive clubs on our planet and secondly, mr. president, and i have lost the last sheet -- no, i am s

. >> joey and support all bay tore wall withly join me now. loo at this situation and saying what a crock. >> it's not a crock it is for real and helped me through a time of depression when i lost three lifelong friends within a week and two with 24 hours apart. do you take wally to the grocery store or to the bar or allowed to do that? >> i -- wally is my emotional support alligator for my home use and stuff. but we are invited everywhere. i do take him to lowes and home depot and always welcome there. what up buddy? wally. i see you snuggling up with wally did you guys -- >> yeah. >> get a blanket and watch netflix together? >> no but we do watch tv together he'll lay there with me and just snuggle up and watch tv or -- just lay there and -- do nothing. >> coming up, an update on our rage segment that everybody was togs about. wait until you see this insane video. stick around. ♪ so i can buy from enterprise car sales and you'll take any trade-in? that's right! great! here you go... well, it does need to be a vehicle. but - i need this out o

hi, joey. >> joey's so special. >> big ups to joey. >>> coming up in pop start, new music from kanyerwardo that. t >>> dave, ready to listen. >> i am ready. >> kanye west, the wait almost over for new music from the superstar. it appears he will release "jesus is king" on september 27th. the announcement comes from his wife, kim kardashian west, who posted this. this photo to tease the new record. the image shows an open bible, open notebook with what appears to be the album's track list. she captioned it 9/27/19. >> cool. >> what might that mean? the list includes many christian theme songs like god is, baptized, and water which west debuted during his sunday service at coachella earlier this year. >> looking forward to that. >>> next up, sarah connor is -- >> what? >> that was schwarzenegger for those who don't recognize that. >> sounded like a lamb. >> it was a lamb also. the trailer for "terminator, dark fate," that was sad. the latest trailer was released on friday. it is full of familiar faces trying to save humanity. take a look. >> i am going to kill you. >> i understand that

celebrating a second goal too, southapmton really falling apart in the conditions by this point, and joeyde with this curling shot late on. burnley had a poor start this time last year. the struggled last term trying to balance the europa league with their premier league efforts. they have a manager in sean dyche who knows in every top flight season, every result counts. we know what the premier week is. we have seen it time and time, is my fifth season. —— premier league. detectives results... you know you have to start with top performances but on the other hand i must say the lads are coming in bright this preseason. and as a collective not just individuals. there is a nice desire about them at the minute. we managed to bring players into affect the situation and we want that as well. overall today, very, very pleased. the first half we didn't have so much problems because we had the wind. but then they got longer because we were against the wind. i have to adapt this and i have to know that the timing is a little bit different. then the pressure after 50 minutes in the second half, th

ireland conceded first but this from fly—half joey carberry was just one of their five tries this afternoonre half time, one from winger dave kearney and then from man—of—the—match andrew conway, squeezing in at the corner. there was one worrying note though, as carberry was carried off early in the second half with an ankle injury. ahead of the world cup — ireland will be hoping that isn't as serious as it looked. three england players have today been ruled out of eddiejones‘s side that will meet wales at twickenham on sunday. henry slade, sam underhill and ruaridh mcconnochie will play no part. wing ruaridh mcconnochie was set to make his england debut but has a hip injury. flanker underhill and centre slade were also expected to start but have respective knee and toe problems. joe cokanasiga, jonathan joseph and lewis ludlum will replace them. jones refused to confirm a report that an altercation took place between mike brown and ben te'o during the side's training camp in treviso. we always are looking to pick your best 31 players. that is the goal to pick your best 31 players. and it t

para jennifer, joey fue el primer perro que su familia rento.se estima que en unidos 4.000.000 de mascotas son sacrificadas porque no tienen un hogar permanente. ellos diseÑaron un programa para las personas que quieran interactuar con un perro pero por un rato. el candidato lo entregan y a las cuatro horas lo regresas, si es que lo regresas. jennifer terminÓ adoptÁndolo. rentaron otro perro, a ese lo regresaron y aquÍ sigue, en el albergue. hasta ahora el programa ha rentado 135 perros. >> y de esos cuantos han conseguido un hogar permanente? >> casi la mitad. hasta una aplicaciÓn esta en desarrollo para rentar perros en donde quiera que estÉs. la intenciÓn es sacar a caminar a los perros para poder sacar la sobrepoblaciÓn de perros en el mundo. carolina: borja estÁ muy interesado. yo no puedo ir a los albergues porque siempre salgo llena de mascotas pero algo tan bÁsico como sacarlos a caminar les puede cambiar la vida. borja: pero vuelvo a repetir que es una gran responsabilidad. hasta maÑana. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yarel: la violencia se desatÓ en un bar d

joining us now is joey jackson and i'm curious what is your reaction and what message did the jury try is the right call and i think the jury's first message is that he is guilty and there was no way around it in this case. second thing is that you certainly can't use stand your ground as a license to kill. certainly stand your ground is significant because says you don't have a duty to retreat. if you are in a lawful place and you believe that you are in danger of serious bodily injury, you can act in kind. but they went through three steps. was drejka in immediate fear of death or seriously bodily injury. you look at the videotape, you notice the victim is retreating, they answer that question no. second question, was the force used, the shooting, in any way proportionate to the threat posed. person who is the victim unarmed. not running towards him as drejka would have the police believe. he in fact was moving away. and so therefore, look, not only was he not in immediate fear, but there was no sign of a weapon or anything else. so how can you say a shot is proportionate. and third

to go 2 just because it's going to go joey. he needs as a captain is a really good captain for the team to take the team to get if it's not even that you know if you're not works good or even worse could it also then he says we have to keep working on an. yeah he's that is a real either exemplified index classic out of hundreds of buy and as he packed up writes in a 32 win. his memo. to say you know that how much they to remember when frank 1st hosted. steve was. going 5 golds it's crazy to think you will never. find goals on the 1st of them was a particular page. crossing to. the tease. so you should probably feel each different think about must cling to bring my truck to. the finish. line a yo bitch at 20 the youngest player with a 5 goal hole in bundesliga history. marion just supplements a magical finish ounce of the yeah just sixpence good some of the control. of germany's 24 teams world cup final hero showcasing his a terrific all round take me to put this one a one. shot let's go. get. a true stroke of genius by drake fr

. >> joey and daniel are about to be doggy dads, because their husky large is about to have seven or eight puppies on the way. she started showing signs of getting ready to nest. >> is there a gender reveal coming? are there eight gender reveals? >> yes, there is. >> i have to go. oh, my phone's ringing. i'll be right back. just two minutes, i promise. >> it's about to happen. >> large is like okay. i'm ready to go. >> the first one. >> and she does. she delivers number >> oh. >> she knows what to do as soon as the baby comes out. the pup is a boy. >> my gosh, two white feet. >> you are so adorable. >> they have been expecting this. they've been doing research. they have everything prepared. >> i know what to do for a woman. i don't know what to do with a dog. >> pup number two is a boy. >> public number three -- >> is a dog! >> yes. and it's a boy. >> pup number four -- >> so cute. >> pup number four is a boy. number five is a boy. there she is with pup number six. that's also a boy. finally pup number seven. >> lucky number seven. let's get us a girl. >> it's a girl. i it's a girl.

. >> joey will make this. if you want to see this, go to rightthisminute.com, click on tv show. >> no shoes, no shirt, china, this man approached the counter, the clerk is trying to help him out. you see the guy grab the lighter and is just testing it out. sometimes manages to get it into his pocket. see the clerk is, like -- then the guy in the white shirt pulls a really bold, stupid move. that package he has in his hands, that's a parrot he took off the shelf, tries to threaten the clerk. the clerk says, oh -- >> that was -- >> that's not enough. >> exactly. this is enough. >> you want to try me, homeboy? >> want to go to a knife fight? let's have a knife fight. puts the machete into the chest of the would be robber. the guy smartly puts down the stolen knife. you know what happened to the last one? >> don't poke -- >> guy was having none of it. and sends this newby out of the store. >> job's done. >>> the underwater wedding shoot. >> that is beautiful. >> the photographer behind it next "right this minute."

now is not the time to be looking to add more that to that. >> he likes real estate. >> he does. >> joeywhat do you think because the government of greenland they reacted today by saying greenland is not for sale. >> well, look, the reality is that everything has a price. and so it should be noted by way of history that apparently this was explored in 1946 under truman and didn't go anywhere but did happen and by way of experience, the louisiana purchase happened in 1803 as it related to france and in addition we have russian purchase or alaska purchased from russian in 1867. so there is some precedent for this to occur. times have changed. it doesn't happen. but it is not as crazy as you might think at first blush. >> well let me ask april, what do you think? you are sometiming and seem to be laughing about the whole thing? >> yes. because we're being very cerebral about this. sources close to the president have told me that behind his back they were laughing because this is not well thought out at all. >> he did ask his advisers to give him a legal review. is it even theoretically poss

is actually coming here and you see joey going to say david you're going to save his rattle competitive. yes right i mean good thing get them to really. just courses. in their own program or just the cia by telling the person you look at him and his pockets. are going to stick up it will in this prison of your linsanity put him at his place and that imus from this team on you know based in monterey on the song as the city is said to be that i believe sally that they may be so it could be a mosque a center is stuffed with. several people that this would be a bit by bit it's the strong that's what it meant to have an incident like the board is a place of down the program may remove people from people this was just a good request at least it i believe you'll hear that only and that is what makes me go to get updates if i will the business has but it is a good. well the yesterday by the heat stroke than that was turned on by like a political god let's he would have. asked. him what he was able to give us but if we can if we see that it. is a given month yes a month given when the system lea

criminal defense attorney and cnn legal analyst joey jackson with us now. what does this mean now?g to you. so essentially what happens is is that it's an appeal, right. based upon the appeal it was all about the jury instruction. when you go to trial, the jurors are instructed after that trial in terms of how they should evaluate the facts and match them with the law that the judge instructs. and so in this particular case, they did not get, that is the defense, a jury instruction they wanted. what was that. the jury instruction they wanted is something called momentary possession. what does that mean in english? remember the argument in the case, the defense said he never possessed the firearm. he picked up a rag and apparently the gun was wrapped within the rag. when it went off, he threw it over the bridge and into the water. the defense the arguing give us instruction on momentary possession. this was a person who didn't know he was in the possession of a firearm, he only knew it when it went off. the law says if you're in momentary possession of something that's illegal, with

let's dig deeper with our correspondents and analysts and joey jackson, help us make some sense out ofll of this. how likely is it that something is going to emerge that house democrats will eventually get these tax returns. >> well, you know, that is the open question. so we understand that there is a process. and of course the issue turns on whether or not it is a political fishing expedition or whether or not congress has a legitimate legislative oversight purpose in getting the tax returns. of course we know that at this point it is at the second circuit. what does that mean? it means that the process entails that you first go to a district court judge. now a district court judge we know did not block the congressional subpoenas. as a result of that, and as we would expect, the administration appealed. that appeal takes you from the district court, which is the first layer, to the appellate court, second circuit, that is the second layer. and what the appellate court has said to date is, listen, this is what i wau-- i want you to do. be responsive to me, deutsche bank and capital o

wheels program for the help you desperately need >> my grandfather finnegan said, he used to say, joeyrom belt buckles and shoe sole. that's how he was raised [ laughter ] and there's no labor leaders done a better job. >> and mike, we're in there working hard, right? and we're getting it done. like very few have gotten it done before. [ light laughter ] [ cheers and applause we're doing really well as a a country. >> jimmy: did you guys see this yesterday at a white house event, president trump tried to say the word inconvenient. but he had a little trouble saying it. just check this out. >> and then respectfully said, sorry to inconvenesh -- inconvenience you, and left the room [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: incon -- anyways, we notice trump has trouble pronouncing things all the time so with that in mind, it's time to play, "talk like trump. here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ talk like trump talk like trump ♪ >> jimmy: so here's how this works. i'm going to see if anyone can guess how the president is going to mispronounce a simple word if you get it right, you get a a prize. if

we cannot make sure that joey over here might be a problem.et me actually find out what's happening over here. let me contact the fbi so we can zero in on joey and his activities and his friends. that's a danger. >> he also put aside president obama's administration, making it for people with mental health issues to get done. he's talking about mental health the other day. he's the one that pushed that aside that president obama had established. but i want to address this whole politics, where they think it works for them politically. i've dealt with the last three or four presidents. we were opposed, many of us in the civil rights community, to the crime bill. but no one ever said bill clinton said we're going to put these people in cages. we had problems with george bush over katrina. there was nobody that came out and said oh, he said have you ever seen any blacks be able to run anything? they're a bunk of animach of an there and rapists. i think you're underestimating the charge of white supremacist here, there's little room for doubt with

last season, we got joey fatone, tori spelling and donny osmond.er goes up a notch. >> it's hilarious even when i drive into the lot, i see people with caps, and hoodies and masks, like random masks. >> i heard brad pitt. >> there's confidentiality agreements and even the panelists go incognito. >> i go around wearing a robin thicke mask wherever i go. you could tell, i'm robin thicke, like, i'm doing a robin thicke impression. i have my robin thicke mask and a full-length mirror everywhere i go. >>> still ahead -- >> it was lit. >> the slang quiz that shook oprah and gayle did we finally the one thing that lady o. is bad at. >> you can't slang-shame me. >> and our 90210 best friends face-off. >> tori and jennie turn "e.t." reporters and things get real. >> do you want me to be honest. >> yeah. >> are you sure? >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> that is courteney cox giving herself a quick facial with a rose quartz roller in the middle of new york city's cipriani restaurant because, why not? i mean, the roller is great. it's easy. it's an a

. >> joey and daniel are about to be doggy dads, because their husky large is about to have seven or eight puppies on the way. she started showing signs of getting ready to nest. >> is there a gender reveal coming? are there eight gender reveals? >> yes, there is. >> i have to go. oh, my phone's ringing. i'll be right back. just two minutes, i promise. >> it's about to happen. >> large is like okay. i'm ready to go. >> the first one. >> and she does. she delivers number >> oh. >> she knows what to do as soon as the baby comes out.