¡y finalmente, llega el turno para junior p. luche! 'o so-- ♪ >> ¡y con eso tenemos suficiente para elegir al ganador! junior: oiga, pero si apenas si canté. >> mira, escuincle, tus competidores son una viejita muerta y el niño del rap eterno de dos horas. así, más fácil. junior: sí, sí, sí, pero-- >> ¡además, la producción me está indicando...! perdón. sí. no. ya no hay tiempo ni siquiera ¡ pero me dicen que ya ni siquiera hay tiempo para la parte en la que ustedes se mientan la madre! ¡ni modo! ¡gracias por habernos acompañado en esta edición de niños de oro! ♪ niños de oro [festeja] [bullicio] ¡así es como se vive la pasión! estamos en vivo, ¿verdad? ¡recibo una emoción incontrolable! ¡por eso, es que uste...! ludovico: no puedo creer nuestra suerte. estábamos tan cerca... federica: bueno, por lo menos, junior comenzó a ganar algo de dinero con su talento. excelsa: ¿talento? pensé que después de todo, había decidido no volver a cantar jamás. ludovico: ¿cantar? no. federica está hablando del otro talento de junior. juan: pásele. páse

junior.[applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my brother, tj. >> and my loving sister, abby. we miss you every day. we think of you and we have hope that one day we will meet again. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my aunt known as susan hoy. also goo-goo. i know i am the last one that never really got to meet you but i know you are taking care of all of us. >> and my sister-in-law, vanessa. and their unborn child. i witnessed my brother, and door-- endure the pain known wa meant to bear. unfortunately he eventually drank himself to death. this tragedy continues to affect every family and friend diffley. but despair was going to kill me too. the only difference was i asked for help and help was freely given. in greek, vanessa means butterfly.which is a great symbol of transformation. for all of those who are tasked with the cleanup and transformation of ground zero and are now sick, i w

junior senator from delaware said judge kavanaugh bears the burden of disproving these allegations. guilty until proven innocent in our country? similarly, the junior senator from hawaii has implied that judge kavanaugh does not deserve a presumption of innocence. the junior senator from hawaii has said that judge kavanaugh does not deserve a presumption of innocence because she does not agree with his judicial philosophy. just yesterday the democratic leader said that because we are not in a criminal court room, because we are not in a criminal courtroom there is no presumption of innocence or guilt here when you have nominee before you. in america somebody is saying that? well, won't surprise you to know, mr. president, democrats have always taken that position. back in 1991 when our friend senator joe biden was chairman of theay judiciary committee. he had this to say to judge clarence thomas when the committee was evaluating an allegation against him. here's what joe biden said. the presumption is with you, with me, , the presumption is wh you, and in my opinion, it should be yo

>> winning the junior pga and junior nationals landed noe on the junior ryder cup team, one of six womenwho will compete against a european team next week in paris. her first international event and she'll be treated like royalty. >> i want this and that and they'll have it set up for us, which is going to be awesome. >> reporter: so it's a list of miss noe, what would you like and boom. i want green m&ms. it will be there. >> i was like blue gatorade, snickers, stuff like that. i guess it's going to be there. >> i don't know what's in the water, but you know who else is on this six-member team? lucy le of redwood shores, bay area represented. >> big future ahead. we'll see you tonight at 11:00. thanks for watching! and all your streaming apps in one place - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life. simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv for just $34.99 a month for 12 months and customize by adding flexible channel packs. click, call or visit a store today. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by f

not until like junior high.y dad always talked about it, because i had to other brothers, he was talked about politics, he always talked about the presidency and presidential descendents. but i think junior high really piqued my interest and caused me to take a greater look at it, and the fact that i had the legacies of both families. researchly wanted to and read as much as possible, so i think probably my junior high years was the timeframe i became really, really interested in it. and dad showed an even greater interest, and we went to a lot of the historical sites, the mckinley museum and the library, and grover cleveland's grave site in new jersey. was notuld say i really as familiar with it in early high, but i think junior high school, college, and the interest i had probably caused me to have an even greater interest. your is it a coincidence profession is political communications? massee: that's exactly right. i've been privileged to write for some of the greater people, newt gingrich, john boehner and

>> sÍ, afirmativo a nombre de alberto. >> de alberto junior o juan gabriel. >> el junior. >> por quÉntentÓ meterse a la fuerza, vemos que estaba rompiendo cadenas poco despuÉs las autoridades lo sacaron, entonces nosotros no hemos estado diciendo pues ninguna mentira, tuvimos a silvia , a juan, a junior a los abogados de ambas partes. >> tuvieron al papÁ de juan. >> tuvieron al papÁ de juan diciendo que no tenÍa ninguna protestado para entrar a la casa ni hacer nada de eso tambiÉn lo presentaron la vez anterior que hiciste el reportaje cuando estuviste allÁ. >> es una investigaciÓn serÍa que lleva mucho tiempo, creo que por eso no te recibena porque has destapado ciertas cosas que creo que la gente esÁa enterada. >> junior ha demostrado que ni siquiera ha podidoon querertr casas que al fin y al cabo van a determinar destruidas en lugar de honrar la memoria de juan gabriel. >> nuestro objetivo es ser objetivo, ayer estuve tratando de comunicarme con junior porque necesitamos tener la rÉplica de lo que Él tenga que decir, pero como vimos lo perseguimos con cÁmaras no quiso hablar con n

on top of all that, we don't know if robert mueller has spoken to junior, a sign that may or may notther the president's son is a target of that investigation. given all that, how's he doing? well, k >> are you scared you could go to jail? >> i'm not. because i know what i did and i'm not worried about any of that, you know? that doesn't mean they won't try to create something. we've seen that happen with everything, but, you know, again, i'm not -- >> some say mueller has been successful. he has an indictment of manafort, he has a plea deal from cohen, he has papadopoulos sentenced. you know, he's got a listny of close associates of your father's under investigation. >> all for things that happened way before they were ever part of any campaign. so if they get manafort on a 2006 tax charge, you know, again, i understand that they are trying to get my father. they'll do anything they can to get that. >> joining us now, matt miller, former chief spokesman at the justice rosenberg, former u.s. attorney and former fbi official. math miller, first of all, his answer was so revealing, wel

that's significant because if he informed people like don junior when don junior then responded to rob goldstone and said, if this is what i think it is, meaning i've been told about it, i love it. >> evan, that is a chilling analysis from jeremy bash that this is the first american sentenced for possibly being part of a conspiracy to influence our election. this is something you've been concerned about since the beginning. >> yeah, look, and i would say now there's a long list of felons who served this president during the campaign and after, and so it clearly fits at pattern. i think we should be more alarmed by it than actually we are. to a degree, we're desensitized by it. but papadopoulos is an interesting case. i mean, he was talking about the russians' possession of compromising information openly at a bar. he was telling strangers at a bar. so it's hard to imagine that he wasn't -- we know he was talking to the trump campaign, to his colleagues there, trying to convince him there should be a meeting between trump and vladimir putin. it's hard to imagine that as a part of that h

that's significant because if he informed people like don junior when don junior then responded to roband said, if this is what i think it is, meaning i've been told about it, i love it. >> evan, that is a chilling analysis from jeremy bash that this is the first american sentenced for possibly being part of a conspiracy to influence our election. this is something you've been concerned about since the beginning. >> yeah, look, and i would say now there's a long list of felons who served this president during the campaign and after, and so it clearly fits at pattern. i think we should be more alarmed by it than actually we are. to a degree, we're desensitized by it. but papadopoulos is an interesting case. i mean, he was talking about the russians' possession of compromising information openly at a bar. he was telling strangers at a bar. so it's hard to imagine that he wasn't -- we know he was talking to the trump campaign, to his colleagues there, trying to convince him there should be a meeting between trump and vladimir putin. it's hard to imagine that as a part of that he's telling

." >>> meanwhile, abc may have another ballroom hit on its hands with "dancing with the stars" juniors, debuting october 7th. what you can expect. >> it's the same show. it's the same feeling of sitting down and watching people compete in something they've never done before. >> season 25 mirror ball champ and his competitor are the hosts of the new show that pairs 12 celebrity kids with junior ballroom dancers. >> i feel like i'm a star! and i just love, like, everyone watching me. >> mentoring the pairs, adult pro ins cluding cheryl burke and lindsay and, little sis is a junior pro. >> they put themselves out there. people will see things they've never seen before. >> at the judge's table, adam rippon as well as emmy-winning choreographer mandy moore and two time champ mere korvesky. >> how different to go from being in the ballroom floor and the person judged to now sitting on the other side of the table? >> very different. 20, 25 seconds to give constructionive feedback. it's really tough. >> also back at a pro on season 27 of "dancing" val, with a two-night premiere september 24th

. >> junior ¿ estÁs de acuerdo con que silvia haya entrado a la casa?.aplausos). >> aquÍ estamos en universal estudios hollywood con la hermosa paty manterola que oye, en el medio a veces las parejas no duran pero tÚ eres bastante estable. >> es que cuando encuentras a la pareja indicada, yo soy de las que me gusta estar en pareja pero cuando no, es mejor estar solo. >> hoy viene la sexÓloga a hablar de las redes sociales, lo digital. >> vamos a preguntarle al pÚblico, ¿ tÚ quÉ opinas, crees que las red sociales afectan las relaciones de pareja?. >> yo creo que sÍ. >> ¿por quÉ?. >> es que vemos los comentarios y eso puede afectar nuestra comunidad y afecta la relaciÓn en ese momento. >> muy bien, tÚ chiquita ¿ crees que cuando tienes novio te gusta que le de like a otras chamacas en bikini y por ahÍ? ¿ te pones celosa?. >> claro que sÍ, entre pareja es personal, es entre Él y yo. >> si lo consideras como que no es buena onda hacer eso. >> no es buena onda. >> ¿ le pones like a muchachos guapos en redes sociales?. >> bueno, sÍ... (risas). >> injusticia! l

the junior senator from delaware says bears the burden to disprove these allegations. guilty until proven innocent? in our country? similarly the junior senator from hawaii has implied judge cavanagh does not deserve a presumption of innocence. that they do not deserve a presumption of innocence. because she does not agree with his judicial philosophy. yesterday leader said in a criminal court room that there was no presumption of innocence when you have a nominee before you that democrats have not always taken a position. and back from 1991 son of the judiciary committee had this to say. but here is what he said presumption is with you. with me and in my opinion it should be you so joe biden during the clarence thomas proceedings. but my colleagues would do well with this common sense principle. every american understands the presumption of innocence for those that work so hard to clean up thiss, mess and put together a fair process and i'm encouraged with decades of experience to recognize with an award from janet napolitano to this important process. it is time for

yearsly my junior high with a timeframe that i became really interested in it. neighbor -- dad showed an even greater interest. we went to a lot of historical sites. grover cleveland's grave site. i would say, i really was not as familiar with it in the early years. i think high school, college, the interest that i had met had in that caused me to have a greater interest in that. >> is a coincidence that your profession is communication? >> i have been privileged to write for some of the greater people, newt gingrich. john boehner. speaker, paulnt ryan. very specific speeches. i don't do day-to-day stuff. it's a thrill to be able to write for them on policy things. i thoroughly enjoy it. most of my work is corporate communications. >> what is it like being part of the community of presidential descendents? is there a lot of interaction? >> i hate to say it. years ago, we attended the new york mayors presidential that theys luncheons used to have. 20-25 years ago. in the last five years, people have become more interested. i that they used to have. approached the

and five days later, earl junior was born prematurely. fast forward one month, he gets called for the bomb mission. they speed to diamondhead, they drop off the parts but they also pick up mail. and there, lieutenant commander henry gets his first photos of little earl junior. i get choked up. four days later, the ship was sunk. one of the things that was interesting about lieutenant commander henry, he was an avid, really respected ornithologist which is a birder, for those who don't know, and when he was 21, he had to give up his hobby of bird taxidermy because he had graduated from dental school and figured people would not patronize a dentist who handled dead birds in his spare time. instead of taxidermy he took up drawing and painting and became a really, really proficient painter who eventually produced paintings the quality of fine art. so we are going to share a little bit of that art with you tonight, but when sara called earl and told him that the ship had been found, it wasn't closure, but it was like he finally knew where his

[bell chime] wallace hogan junior, united states army. [bell chime] holly,f sergeant, jimmy united states army, retired. [bell chime] >> angela helped. [bell chime] >> brady howell. [bell chime] >> had you hurt. -- peggy hurt. [bell chime] >> lieutenant colonel united states army. [bell chime] >> lieutenant colonel robert j hamill, united states air force, retired. [bell chime] >> sergeant major lacey be ivory, united states army. [bell chime] >> brian jack. [bell chime] >> stephan jacoby. [bell chime] >> lieutenant colonel dennis m. johnson, united states army. [bell chime] >> judith l jones. [bell chime] >> judge. [bell chime] >> brenda cabler. chandler kelly. you've on kennedy. [bell chime] cruz.mal crews -- norma [bell chime] >> karen kinkaid. >> lieutenant michael, united states navy. [bell chime] w.david [bell chime] >> dong cho. [bell chime] >> jennifer lewis. and her husband, kenneth lewis. [bell chime] >> samantha allen. [bell chime] >> major stephen be long, united states army. [bell chime] >> james lynch junior. [bell chime] >>

as a junior air force officer with a good idea the first five people tell me know. and somehow we can still improve that idea. someone else well greenlight it and the costs of the cost of the experiments is pretty small. once something works were like we need to double down on that. and then those become big contra cancel decisions. that's when using the judgment of the most senior people really play that there. when you are hiring and promotions in the process you need to say does this person like to be innovated. -- innovative. maybe they might be a little bit radical they're not always the easiest people to get along with. but you want them in your organization. they may be mavericks. >> i went recommend having 90% mavericks. let me follow up on that. i found what i found in my career is that oftentimes mavericks ads you as you mentioned are not welcome. and one of the phrases i really didn't like when i came up in the air force if it ain't broke, don't fix it. that doesn't mean you shouldn't make it better. your adversary is making it better. how do you handle t

activists marched down san carlos street in san jose fridayall here for frankie santos junior the 28-year-old man who was stabbed and killed in front of his home on raymond avenue early sunday morningpolice are still looking for the suspects --they released this picture showing a dark g-m-c chevrolet truck..the non-profit group mothers against murder...is offering five thousand dollars for information that leads to the arrest of the men responsible.but still no leads and still no answers for the santos familywho are now demanding change from city leaders there will also be a car wash to raise money for the family tomorrow morning at monterey street.live in san jose gayle ong kron4 news tonight... a bay area family

and so here's a little thought experiment for you if you are a junior executive at amazon, and if amazon did this in the typical corporate hierarchy way. you have an idea, you need to get your boss to green light that idea. and then your boss's boss needs to green light that idea. and then your bosses bosses boss needs to green light that idea. there are probably five levels or more before that idea gets the go ahead. say you need venture capital? you go to the first venture capitalist and they tell you no. the second one tells you no. maybe your 20th one tells you yes. that venture capital model is -- there's multiple paths to yes, there were 20 people who could give you a yes, and it didn't matter how many gave you a no. if you want innovative thinking, you have to think about, how do you get -- you want multiple paths to yes, and you want a system where a junior assistant with a good idea the first five people tell me no, and i can still pursue that idea. that's an organizational challenge, that big organizations have to figure out a way to do. i get -- this happens all the time, i'll

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ready and the junior commissioner feels ready they can flip. and the junior commissioner can become the key point of contact. the commission makes the decisions. >> and that was the intention and now i see that the language could -- well, anyways, i'm not opposed to that and i'm not opposed to having -- obviously, it was the action. there was no intention that there would be action on behalf of the whole commission. but there's not any actual, i mean, there's input that we can give but that process exists independently. there's nothing that we do that affects their decisions. >> in the report. >> in the report. and they -- and i think that rightfully so, they feel very strongly that there's nothing that we shouldn't give the appearance of any way to being able to influence their report. this language was hashed out over the series of weeks and that ended about a month ago or so. but i'm happy to reopen talks if there's a desire for change. >> mr. hiive, what would you recommend -- mr. hirsch, what would you recommend? >> commissioner hirsch: i

discuss a dispute surrounding the head of the domestic intelligence service hans-georg mohsen america's junior coalition partners the social democrats are demanding that she fire bos'n after he question the authenticity of a video. showing migrants being chased by demonstrators in the eastern german city of chemists last week critics also accuse mohsen of passing sensitive information to the far right a f t v are you because. of both and let's bring in our political correspondent hans braun for more on this story hi hans yet another crisis meeting of germany's coalition leaders how serious is this. well it's the social democrats that have been escalating this situation as you have said that the interior domestic intelligence service. has been under a lot of criticism in recent weeks over discussions on demonstrations in kemet spy right wing us in the city of chemists and what in fact happened there is that he directly contradicted statements made by under machall herself that's really the core of the of the issue here the question of whether he was was taking part in a political discussion in

the problem in large junior officers role model senior officers. they're looking around and there watching. it turns out senior officers mostly make type one decisions that require a slow, deliberate decision-making process. then the junior officers are like, then that should be how we make all decisions. we will make all decisions with that heavyweight process. so now even trivial decisions end up going through a lot of extra, unnecessary process to be made, when really many of those decisions should be made by a very small teams for by even single individuals with good judgment, knowing full well that they can be reversed. and the senior leadership can set the tone on that. this decision, why are so many people involved in this decision? i want jill to make this decision. jill, if you get it wrong, it is ok, we will back up and try it again. i don't want you to talk to anybody about this. just go make the decision. i have beencer: here in the hotel since last thursday. i decided to run home quickly last night to change out some clothes. typical o

he was a junior. and my grandmother took him when he was very young, six years -- less than six weeks old, and took him on a train to grand rapids, michigan. she divorced leslie lynch king and married gerald ford senior. she married him eventually and my dad grew up as junior. he was never adopted. we all assumed he had been adopted until we found the documentation. he was never adopted by gerald r. ford senior, who i consider my grandfather, he just changed his name in his late teens and early 20's, but that is the grandfather i know and admired a lot. >> how did your parents meet? ms. bales: my mother was divorced at the time. the stories i heard was that she was dating quite a few men in grand rapids and was a young divorcee. my parents were 30 and 35 when they got married. my dad had been in the war. he came back from the war and began to practice law, and my dad went up to one particular gentleman, who had been visiting her before -- she had one going in the front door and one going out -- she wa

and guess what, he's the one who set up that sit-down don junior and the russians and he's ready to tell all live to us tonight. and as more women come forward with allegations about judge kavanaugh, a familiar face is at the mike once more. michael avenatti says he could have one or more women with stories that he says must be heard. the questions, who and what do they know? he answers tonight. so much for easing into the week, right? what do you say? let's get after it. >> all right, i argue the big story of the day is deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. the question, fired, resigning, or maybe neither? all seem equal probabilities, after a cuckoo day of falls starts. the drama surrounding the justice department's number two played out today with a morning meeting with chief of staff john kelly, who told associates that he had accepted rosenstein's resignation friday. then axios reported the ag, jeff sessions, had already drafted a letter thanking rosenstein and charting a path forward. then, nothing. president trump today promised this. >> i'm meeting with rod rosenstein on thursd

think don junior would?erhaps intriguing to know what this was. i suppose it was so apt at that time that i thought this will probably get his attention. that's actually why i did hillary's name. the one thing i regret more than anything in all of this, the big one being pushing the send button, but more was i never meant that it was hillary who should be incriminated. if joe biden would have been running, it would have said about joe. if bernie sanders, about bernie. it was the extension of this funding illegally in some way to the democrats and their candidate. i merely added that candidate's name in there. >> i thought she was going to be the nominee. that's what i did. i'm not saying this was a brilliant piece of writing by any means. it was written in three minutes to get don junior's attention. it was puffed up. i know people find this hard to believe, but i never thought it would be read by anyone other than don junior. >> did you think the russians had some kind of concerted effort to help donald tru

it happened over the weekend - francisco santos junior was stabbed to death...arlos street... in unincorporated san jose. today - family, friends and activists marched along that same street calling for justice.. kron4's gayle ong was there tonight and joins us live..with details on a five-thousand dollar reward to help find the killers. gayle. the family not only wants answers..they are calling on city leaders to make some changes around here..because they are fed up with the violence in san jose..

he was just known as junior. he was never adopted. inchose to change his name his late teens and early 20's, but that is the grandfather i know and admired a lot. mother?hat about your ms. bales: my mother was divorced at the time, and the story wasn't she was dating quite a few men in grand rapids and was a young divorcee. or 30 and 35 when they got married. my dad came back from the war and began to practice law, and my dad went up to one particular gentleman, who had been visiting her before -- she had one going in the front door and one going out the back -- she was quite a popular girl. >> a dancer? ms. bales: dancer, fashion coordinator, model. my dad and my mother saw this -- my dad under the streetlight asking the other gentlemen, how serious are you about betty? i am extremely serious and i wish you would move on. so he knew what he wanted and he got what he wanted. >> how long the time between when they met and got married? ms. bales: it was not long at all. it was a very short engagement. he did not announce his engagement

carroll >> peter carroll >> james carson junior. carter.a >> john francis casazza nelly anne.homas anthony casoria >> william otto caspar >> alejandro castano >> arcelia castillo >> leonard m. castrianno >> jose ramon castro william e caswell >> robert j. caufield >> mary teresa caulfield >> judson cavalier >> michael joseph cawley jason d. cayne >> juan armando ceballos >> marcia g. cecil-carter >> jason cefalu thomas j. celic ana m. centeno joni cesta jeffrey m. chairnoff swarna chalasani william chalcoff >> we were so different. we love you and we miss you. we hope to see you soon. >> my wife. we will never forget your smile. we all love you. [applause] >> william chalcoff >> eli chalouh >> charles lawrence chan >> mandy chang >> mark charette >> gregorio manuel chavez francisco >> douglas macmillan cherry >> stephen patrick cherry vernon paul cherry >> nestor chevalier >> swede joseph chevalier >> alexander h. chiang >> dorothy j. chiarchiaro >> luis alfonso chimbo >> robert chin >> (eddie ching >> nicholas p. chiofalo >> john chipura >> peter a. chirchirillo >> catherine

one of that covered it was the junior seminar. i think the title was the democratic party from cleveland to wilson. it really covered everything, not just the democrats. i did a paper on the election of 1892 in indiana. that was the first semester. i did a second paper, the second semester on the election of 1888 in indiana. i began to know benjamin harrison then. i have written a good bit about him since. brian: what impacted the fact that you are from indiana that you got interested in indiana and benjamin harrison? charles: i think the way he organized it was you are going to read the cleveland papers, the harrison papers, and you will read a newspaper from your home state. my home state was indiana. that is why i the papers on indiana and it worked. brian: why do you get interested in history in the first place? charles: when i went to college i was thinking about becoming a political science major. that is what i registered as my first semester. the historians at yale seduced me into the wonders of studying the past. it empha

one as junior so i count the junior one as de, so six.p rinsing run in switzerland. —— winning run. last week, so this is it. this is what it is about. we fly down the mountain as fast as we can. lots of rocks and tree roots and big jump, you can see it is incredibly technical, stuff all over the floor and you are piloting your bike through, trying not to crash. pendling and really just really high paced excitement. why is this not an olympic sport? exactly. it should be. it has everything that 0lympic exactly. it should be. it has everything that olympic sport should be. it is exciting. easy to understand. it is current with the younger generation, everyone, the whole world participate, it has everything, so i wouldn‘t be surprised, look at the people on the hill. there is 60,000 people there watching the race. just watching it is quite scary enough. you must have had some nasty falls to become as good as you are. injuries and crashing is part of the sport, and the world championships in 2017, i fell and broke my collarbone and snapped t

he was pretty junior at the time. he was a brilliant legal mind. and carl junior he was one of several occasions as we were writing this book that we were on deadline we were just about to turn in the story and then we get a phone call. stop the presses. and so, we got this incredible call. and they have a container of notes from his father that said hey do you want to look through this. we said we didn't know. we were actually really excited about it. we actually called bill, bill lives close by. we were in san diego and carl was over here. stop the presses. we get photographs of crucial documents and were able to fill in a couple more pieces of this puzzle that have been a mystery for 73 years at this point. that was one of several times it could happen. and only happened at the end. all of those things we prayed for, give us something new to make this book really the book that tells the whole indianapolis story. that was one example of how they came to be. and the way we wind up the book with two major movements of the story. one is the exonerat

is backstage of "dancing with the stars" junior. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >> show "this is us" got off to a fast start leaving millions of fans with a big new question. >> so many. what happened to kate? >> it's a kogood thing we joine the cast to get some answers. that is coming up. >> can we start with will smith who thinks jumping out of a helicopter is an acceptable way to celebrate your 50th birthday. >> it was insane. >> will's death defying leap, from some 1,000 feet over a gorge in the grand canyon. >> looking on, some 10 million youtube viewers and will's family of course. although daughter willow could barely watch. >> my god! >> nothing, nothing will ever be scarier than that. >> the party went on for a while we're told. alcohol free because it was navajo land. >> will is all about conquering fear. he's sky dived and bungee jumped before. >> this is living. >> but this helicopter jump started with a challenge from youtube stars. >> don't nobody challenge me to nothing. i'm from philly. >> the live screen was hosted by alfonso ribero. take off and will was all bus

thank you, junior. thank you for that introduction and it's great to be in this lineup of this panel because this is a great opportunity for us. we talk about the air crew crisis task force. for the reserve component and specifically the international guard, this is a problem and not a crisis. the crisis is coming, though. as you talk about the sign wave of production and use of pilots and the pilots affiliating across guard active and reserve and with our industry partners that total affiliation it does go in waves and it goes in cycles. right now our country is fortunate, our economy is doing well according to the airlines they're doing well, accordingly the airlines are hiring. that's certainly an incentive. but my issues and my problems as my problems turn into a crisis are really talking about something general goldfein talks about and that is quality of service and quality of life. the lens i look at that may be slightly different than an active duty lens, but nevertheless all of the things that w

these are junior staffers that he's rambling on to.ffers. >> he's just kind of bogarted into the room. >> comes in and then makes us go into the oval office to keep an audience for him, to ramble on some more. >> we'll play the tape and talk about it on the other side and pentagon correspondent is standing by, as well. her's the tape. >> we had 3.2 last quarter before this. so it's really, really going good. we have a lot of things happening on the economic front. i think the military's doing good. and now, you know, on niger. so, what happens is we're decimated, you know, it's a rough business. they're rough, too. they want to kill us. we've let the military do what they have to do. and whether you call it rules of engagement or any way you want to say it, we let them do it. in the middle east there's very few left. we really -- we've done a very good job. we've done more in seven months because really it's seven months that we've started. we have done more in seven months than they have done in eight years. okay? and so, we're -- but

that would directly kbooimpact ivanka, don junior, eric. how significant would that be? >> that could be huge. there's a couple different scopes here. there's the scope that mueller was given by the department of justice, which is fairly narrow. it's the potential russia investigation and anything related, but the new york a.g. and the southern district of new york is not limited to that. >> and that's trump's everything. trump has been a politician for, what, three years? his business empire, his name, that's his world. >> yeah, and there's nothing to prevent either of those offices from charging him, and i think if they do end up developing charges financial fraud, tax fraud on the trump org, on his children, on jared kushner, i think you're going to see pretty strong reactions but there's not a lot he can do in that case. >> thank you both very much. see jill, the news, it's not going away anytime soon even if the president doesn't tweet on michael cohen. >>> when we come back, republicans strategizing to avoid a public relations nightmare if there is a new brett kava

of those key people, jared kushner and don junior family. paul manafort not family and in that room and he could be -- may be that the family is not flipable. but manafort has now flipped and could be the key to that meeting. >>> after the break, donald trump's terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day just got very worse. another close trump ally has been quietly talking to robert mueller's team. also ahead, the latest on hurricane florence as rescue efforts are under way and citizens brace for floods and extended evacuations. >>> and president trump's nominee to the supreme court faces new questions this afternoon about an alleged encounter with a woman dating back to high school. we'll bring you all those stories, next. two in one? i did mom. wanna try it? yes. it intensely moisturizes your hair and scalp and keeps you flake free. manolo? look at my soft hair. i should be in the shot now too. try head and shoulders two in one. each of us is different. and each cancer is different. how it reacts, how it evades and adapts. and how we attack

. >> you are a junior you are a senior so if your friends have informational data? >> i think social media is powerful. i constantly see that. with pop culture media we they are more likely to me that in the huffington post. but i think that would work. but it's a gram stories are the effective way do you want to come to teesix.com? you don't even have to scroll. [laughter] >> so finishing with one fun thing you had a tweet. >> you can start doing that what is that trick shot? that is the bill ball one go straight and the other will slice but it is a good slice like 45 feet or so. >> brandon you have a fun factoid when not a high school student you are a. >> professional bike mechanic. yes. one of the things that keeps me involved two books you could look at that are very similar from two different companies on a bike 1 millimeter difference can make a difference between the parts. >> and that is its own quirks. so brandon and jack when you were very impressive and thank you. >> thank you. [applause] >> thanks for coming and talking to us. also thanks to bank of ame

was i in the middle of my junior year? >> i don't think any prosecutor would press charges against somebody if they didn't have the answer to those two questions. just from the beginning we are putting kavanaugh who has an impeccable reputation otherwise in a really hard situation in terms of defending himself. >> what does your gut tell you? >> the next week is going to be horrible. what can we possibly learn from all this. assuming they both testify it will be how people are he moaght or transmitting things. the only information that can help us here as to earlier, can someone else, there is another set of eyeballs that can put brett kavanaugh and mark judge in that room. kennedy: if she said this was in july of 1982, i'm sure of it, he could say those four weekends i was with my family camming in cn the ozarks. >> this is the problem when you have a single source allegation not connected to a a term of behavior. kennedy: with someone like roy moore, we saw accuse kerr after accuser come out. -- we saw accuser after accu

what i was told by a lawyer who handles these is that companies level isyour junior whatever and thiss the level of equity we offered. she said oftentimes you end up being hired for a position that is higher than that, you're not a junior engineer, you can push back and say i will be doing senior engineer do -- duties. a can a company come out for similar position and offer a man and a woman for the same position different pay packages and different equities. >> i am not sure how equity fits into this but i think mis leveling gives them some room. once you argue that you do more work than that that is legal. macron --l as floods continue to ravage homes in north carolina, one city is figuring out how do you beat it -- >> this is bloomberg businessweek. ♪ >> welcome back. you can also listen to us on the radio on sirius xm channel 13 --nd on a.m. 1 >> and a.m. 960 in the bay area. french president macron possibly to last year reverberated around the world. heiking a blow for europe as defy the rising tide of nationalism in so many countries. string of setbacks, some self-imposed over t

one of the documents describes how a junior surgeon carried out surgery at the incorrect spinal levelel. despite the trainee surgeon clearly raising concerns, he says mr eljamel advised him the site was correct and told him to carry on with the operation. the patient ended up with irreversible spinal damage. sue grant is a lawyer who represents a number of patients harmed by mr eljamel. i do find it a little difficult to understand how trainee surgeons were allowed to be trained in practices which were... ..not approved by the other neurosurgeons within the unit, and how that was allowed to continue for as long as it was. but the senior members of the team in ninewells would have to explain that. it's highly, highly unusual for such a prominent and established surgeon to make so many surgical errors. this is notjust a case of a bad day at the office. legal sources say the cost to nhs tayside health board of mr eljamel‘s errors could run into millions. so how could it have taken so long for anyone to notice that this top surgeon was making so many mistakes? nhs tayside refused to be in

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