>> kirk: no doubt.'m not trying to encourage him to leave miami in the future, but there is a future head coach in a few years. i don't know when, but -- >> chris: i'm already getting texts from my hurricane fans. great job, can we keep him? that's exactly what they're taufki i talking about. he's too good. they're going to come after him. >> kirk: no doubt. >> chris: just relax and enjoy what you got this year. >> kirk: exactly. some guys just have that vibe to them, you know? young assistants and coordinators. he's got that vibe. >> chris: big time. burns barrels down inside the 15. and miami looking to go over half a hundred. they hadn't scored 30 in awhile against florida state. they got over that in the first half. and now the backups in there for the hurricanes trying to grab those rings. >> kirk: again, i keep going back to when norvell left memphis to take this job, it's a big job and a big opportunity. he knew what he was facing. he knew this was going to take, you know, some time to build up t

>> kirk: i like the offense.he offense has a chance to do great things obviously with malik cunningham, but i don't know about the defense. they really made some mistakes tonight, and they've got to go back to the drawing board and clean that up. >> chris: and for d'eriq king, with his mom cassandra, the family making the trip from houston, this was a step up. so much to be proud of. he's just a really impressive person. dynamic leader. he's done wonders, and obviously you see the skills throwing and running. >> kirk: you and i get a chance to see him next week when we go to miami and they take on florida state in a rivalry game. it will be fun to see him in that game and against that defense. but if you're getting ready to play miami, you better get ready for a different approach. manny diaz went out, made a great hire with rhett lashlee. has a quarterback with d'eriq king, playmakers and more importantly, confidence, real confidence that they can win games because of the guidance and leadership and the quarterb

none of us want to do that on tv, so it a s wa trdha thi >> i'm curious, did you speak to kirk aftersay to him after that segment aired? >> absolutely. i just texted him and told him, i love him and i appreciate him. he said the same thing. he would always be here for me. honestly, these conversations have been opening up a new way to talk to your coworkers, the people you love, family members, and i'm just thankful i have him amtey . every saturday. >> you guys helping lead the discussion for a lot of america this morning. thank you so much for being with us this morning, maria. >> thanks, eva. >>> coming up on "good morning america" -- helping your kids deal with back-to-school stress. it's in our "weekend download." stay with us. it's in our "weekend download." stay with us. download" segment, stay with us. . get in its way. hpv can affect males and females... and there's no way to predict who will or won't clear the virus. but you can help protect your child by taking a first step. the cdc recommends hpv vaccination at age 11 or 12 to help protect against certain cancers. hey can

>> jimmy: cap'n kirk takes me out a little bit.t captain >> tariq: no, it's cap'n [ laughter ] like the cereal. >> questlove: you look disappointed >> jimmy: yeah i'm bummed out >> tariq: it's been 12 years [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't call him "captain." that would be weird. hey, captain i guess it is. anyways, @capnomysoul, he says, "yes, netflix. still watching always watching. stop asking me this one is from @cleankiller. he says, "tell us about outside again, daddy." [ laughter ] this one is from @melissabuntcake you think that's her real last name >> questlove: buntcake >> jimmy: yeah melissa buntcake >> tariq: yeah, it's probably pronounced differently [ laughter ] >> jimmy: bunt-kick. >> tariq: bunt-cocky [ laughter ] >> questlove: hey, hey hey. [ rim shot ] >> tariq: come on, they get you every -- >> jimmy: oh, yeah, maybe, yeah i didn't see the line over the e. she says - [ laughter ] "melissa, can you mute your mic? [ laughter ] this one is from @catmomto8. she says, "didn't we already watch this episode?" yeah, but wa

we're back with mark gates and charlie kirk on the future of conservative populism.ark gates, i just wanted ask you to think about some other policy areas where we could apply this kind of thinking because right now as i was saying earlier obviously the priority has to be the economy just as it was in 2016, get us out of this economic hole and get jobs back. that's what we need, that's what president trump knows how to do and what will be focus on after he's reelected but beyond that, one issue that hasn't been right in the front of things so far has been one that you've worked on which is the environment and you've got a very interesting conservative view on that which i think is really fascinating. in the. talk about that. >> sure, in response to alexandra cortez deal is the vision that a builder like president trump would have to actually improve the environment that people enjoy. it will be next week in florida that president trump will travel to our our state and really surveilling all the progress that's been made in the everglades. a look at the midwest in the

and let's not forget the take of a former police officer on the matter we spoke to peter kirk in london peter always good to see you we just heard in fact the u.k. health sector. he's given a statement saying quote we stand ready to offer all the support that's available to help germany to invest. and to take action as necessary why do you think the u.k. is so keen to get involved in this case. i'm not sure that it's a matter of the u.k. being keen to get involved i think it's probably more likely that the u.k. realizes that each has because of its experience dealing with the poisoning of the script while saying so spree it has some of the only data available on how. poisons affect the human body and how to best treatment what works what doesn't work so i suspect it's probably more from that angle that they're keen to get involved rather than just a desire to get involved but just expanding about then as you say there are obvious parallels with the. poisoning in salzburg in 28 day in a german magazine der spiegel is claiming that suburban sought advice from porton in the case but if the

gallego: pursuant to h.res. 965, representative kirk patrick ill vote on s. 2193. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. khanna, pursuant to h.res. on pl khanna will vote aye s. 2193. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. chu pursuant to house resolution 965, ms. chu will vote yes on s. 2193. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. roybal-allard pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house ms. rible will vote yes on s. 2193. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? mr. kildee: as the member designated by mr. butterfield of north carolina, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house mr. butterfield will vote yes on s. 21 3. as the member designated by mrs. lawrence of michigan, pursuant to h.res. 65, i inform the house mrs. lawrence will vo

are also exempt let's talk a little further on this i'm very happy to welcome to the program peter kirk and former u.k. police officer and more ones are most of political and social calmed her both men joining me from the u.k. to kick off with you shopping on each other is the only way to keep safe and stop the spread is it. i am genuinely torn on this issue as somebody who thinks we need to have limits in society for public health and public policy reasons we need to have limits but once there is an absolute mockery and absolute mockery go to pubs and nightclubs we've got thousands of kids in schools in low constituencies limiting things to 6 for people's house old isn't really going to make a sniff of difference this is just social engineering exercises being pushed out by downing street and i think what we need to do is think about personal responsibility and allow people and empower people to make their own decisions but limiting things to 6 isn't going to make a shred of difference and everybody knows it appear it's going to be messy as well isn't it it is there enough money for th

charlie kirk joins me next. prop 15 raises property taxes $11 billion every year.mall businesses that are already struggling will be hit with higher rents and tax bills. that means higher prices for gas, food, utilities and healthcare. increasing the cost of living for a family by $960. and supporters admit homeowners are next, changing prop 13 and raising property taxes on people's homes. it's the wrong time to raise taxes on californians. vote no on prop 15. >> a national mandate to wear a mask. i don't think constitutionally i could be you a mandate. so i wouldn't issue a mandate. judge jeanine: that's the man who could be running the country if you don't vote on november 3. here with reaction to that and much more, author of the maga doctrine and "turning point usa," charlie kirk. joe biden says he will mandate a national mask mandate. then he realizes he doesn't have the power constitutionally to issue a mandate like that. >> since when has the constitutionality of anything stopped these people from issuing certain executive orders. joe biden's entire campaign

kirk has previously written about that says it could make sense if oracle sees them as a partner.structure businesses are also growing rapidly as revenue from zoom more than doubled from q 4 last year to this year i have a high level of confidence that our revenue will accelerate as we move on past covid-19 she says eps growing between 10-14% revenue growing between 1-3% she says the company will make no comments about press reports about tiktok if you're waiting for news about that, doesn't sound like we're going to get it on the call. >> dan, what's your take on the quarter? >> good quarter. that cloud license beat was big. the problem with the company is there's knob revenue growth. wh when you look at salesforce and the stock rallied 24% the next day, you're not going to get that at oracle it's a value play for a reason i do like it here. i think you could play for a breakout market here in a better market if they do happen to get tiktok for some reason, i think that would be a great asset for them to own this quarter looked okay i would not be selling it right here i think it

and with us tammy bruce and charlie kirk.e reviewing president trump's performance and his 1776 project on american history. i want to start with something deeper and that is our humanity. humanity is this. >> how can we friends given our disagreement on so many things and justice glia says i attract ideas, i don't attract people. we sought from a president in an unforgettable moment friday night. >> she led an amazing life. what else can you say. she was an amazing woman. she was an amazing woman who led an amazing life. >> but i'm really worried that we are losing our humanity. this was the reaction from a former cnn host. we are going to burn this thing thing down. this, from a columnist at the new york times, people have to take to the streets, just in case you thought he was talking about peaceful protests, this washington post writer clarified, there will be riots, more bigger riots and there's plenty more where that came from. what has happened to us? even before the new pressures of the supreme court, there was an ass

charlie kirk explains why this is just another reason to divest from colleges, coming up next. give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. >> so if the scientists say shut it down, i would shut it down. listen to the scientists. >> there is going to be no need to shut down the whole economy, if i was asked to shut everything down, i took that as a generic questions, am i going to follow the science? >> tammy: four days and three backtracks, a brand-new record for joe biden. you just heard his complete flip-flop on shutting down the economy, but that wasn't the only one. he promised during the debates the band fracking as well until monday when he said this. >> i am not banning fracking, let me say that again. i am not banning fracking. >> tammy: back in june, biden said he would force all americans to wear masks for three months until yesterday when he said he actually would not order a nationwide mandate. >> you can't do things the constitution doesn't allow you the

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i'm with kirk on this upgrade and this price target raise as well. >> dan >> i think it's interesting. when you look at revenue growth over the last five years and what is expected you see a downturn at a time when you see analysts tripping over each other to raise their price targets and justify high 30s pe multiples. that doesn't seem kind of in line with the idea that this company should continue to trade at a premium multiple when you're seeing this sort of deceleration to me, if he's right on what teams can do to the office suite, fantastic we didn't even talk about tiktok that would be absolutely amazing if they were able to get that even if they screw it up like they've done a bunch of their acquisitions over the last ten years. i suspect it's an asset that's going to be worth a lot more in a few years than it's worth on a for sale >> speaking of tiktok, they're addicting to watch is it a good deal for someone to scoop up and buy next, from t crtheou to the board room, the latest on michael jordan's new gig some companies still have hr stuck between employees and their data. en

for both of the size it is exactly the same amount of time away from playing international kirk and becausehey played each other in the t20 world cup way back in march, the t20 world cup way back in march, the last time they played cricket and so it will be the same level of match sharpness and england have the advantage of home conditions and it would know the surroundings a little bit better. they are looking reasonable in touch with the t20 cricket and only one player to have a big day and with this series condensed as it is the winner of this match can be a crucial swing of momentum going into the following four matches. thank you, henry. let's take a look at some of the other sports news stories making the headlines. novak djokovic has taken the first set 7—5 against argentine diego schwartzman in the final of the italian 0pen. the tournament is his first since his us open disqualification. simona halep has won her first italian 0pen, but only after her opponent, karolina pliskova retired through injury. halep had taken the first set 6—0 and was winning the second 2—1 when pliskova sai

i want to play quickly, this is kirk cousins, you know, pro athlete.e is a quarterback for the minnesota vikings. and this is how he is talking about the coronavirus. >> okay. this is somebody with a lot of influence. and there are a lot of people taking that kind of advice. so we don't have the president saying that's not a way to think about this virus, and governors aren't either. is there some explanation you can see in the reporting, are governors afraid to do something different than president trump or is this president trump attitude more pervasive in the republican party than just fear of him? >> well, certainly. first of all, what a reckless statement there from kirk cousins, who is someone looked up to, not just in minnesota but nfl fans across the country. i think what you have identified the states in particular you named, florida, texas, georgia, these are governors that latched themselves to the president, who are in lock step with him on nearly every issue, including this. all three of those states reopened, perhaps sooner than they shou

. >> we had white captain kirk kiss black uhura, that was shocking, that was never done on television. >> it happened at a time the country was divided and angry over a lot of issues involving race, including acceptance of mixed race couples. in 1967 just months before the kiss, it was still technically illegal to be in a mixed race marriage in every southern state in the u.s. but in loving versus virginia, the supreme court ruled those restrictions were unconstitutional, southern states suddenly had to allow mixed couples. what they didn't have to do was show it on television. >> it was so shocking to the people in the south, that the stations in the south refused to air it. so we were very poorly rated. that particular episode was rock bottom. >> i'm so frightened captain. >> the kiss that killed star trek is a revolutionary moment in our nation's history, it showed that interracial dating is not something to be fearful of. >> dr. tyrone howard notes the importance of the moment, but also the conviction it must have taken to pull it off in such a tumultuous time. >> it requires folk

did you say that's >> one of them was dutch van kirk? who >> i knew vaneugene: van kirk, sweeney, chuck sweeney. sweeney flew another plane. i knew sweeney. he was a great guy, nice guy. farabee was quite a guy. they were all good guys. they were satisfied. i was a civilian, that's all. how long were you when dover before you went to solvency over way back and forth between the!g >> back and forth. once i started at wendover, then it would be a situation where i would go to wendover, maybe i would stay a couple days and do some work or lay out some stuff that had to be done. or maybe i wouldn't. maybe the next day i would go straight down to salton sea. now, salton sea was built by hollywood to film the law picture "wake island." i say that because i have been told that. i never saw it in a book but that's what they tell me. that's why salton sea was there. it had been a navy base that was there for a movie. we lived in those barracks and we did our testing as i explained by running that big loop up san francisco, which approximated the

we're all the time to talk you know kirk you know corking. i love him yes i think acted he would and that he clearly. and he never quit chasing every ball and he takes every opportunity you can to go you can see it in his eyes. they're young and hungry and i think it's going to be great following him . in career i think. the whole life for. my career. that's what what what i've been doing my whole life it's ok ling 6 months to adapt to the new levels and stuff but with the start of the season he made headlines in the football well. bellyache see the score for how tricks in just 8 weeks in the austrian austrian fundus league and finally in the champions league all of a sudden half of europe want to just sign on you sense a slight stake manchester united and real madrid today you. chose george. well. that's. more than enough when i walked out the 1st time on the bench of course and i had. a wall and thing and scout who are fantastic it was like a dream you know when you when you when you dream to play in front of a 2000 and. 11 style i. think.

and so i want to thank them on behalf of the fall kirk center, president falbo, charlie kirk and ryanwho helped put this together but let's give them a big one round of liberty applause. thank you, gentlemen. thanks for all you do. [applause] >> during a virtual event council on foreign relations present richard haass talked about the state of the world and the foreign policy challenges facing the united states. here's a portion of that discussion. >> the pandemic tells us first and foremost of the world matters, and that's perhaps an obvious thing for a member of the council on foreign relations but it's not obvious for everybody. what happens around the world doesn't state of in this case there was a small city in china in wuhan were a virus broke down. at worst altima spread through china and spread to the united states and elsewhere around the world. on 9/11 it was tariffs trained in afghanistan. other various times it was what we've seen with climate change coming from everywhere, financial condition from this or that other country. what this should tell us is these oceans come t

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kirk: join me in wearing a face covering... tariq: to help stop the spread of the coronavirus. lecrae: because covering your face is one small act of kindness... >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. a bill that will require high school students in california to take a course on racial and ethnic studies is now on the governor's desk. california state assembly members approved the measure, adding one high school course on the oppressed and exploited minorities throughout history. governor newsom has until september 30th to decide whether or not defendant. just a few weeks ago, he signed a bill giving college students a similar graduation requirements. the state legislature approved a bill focusing on police oversight. this bipartisan measure calls for the state attorney general or another state prosecutor to investigate deadly shootings by law enforcement. midnight was the deadline for lawmakers to pass bills this session and they did not vote on tougher police restriction such as denying troubled officers the ability to keep their badge and holding officers to some financial resp

and she will see some crap like this can i still do it consumed through my throughout the tour i'm kirk which shows them that i'm so ideas it's a portion. which puter which should be time in the complex a bridge. then usenet. well it's a glitch on the scuttle the mist in the ideals of spice posed by kim. if i jump in this just to new. jersey to go over there. and i was summoned and offered a job at a bacteriological a bar a tree i refused they offered it to all times they held me with criminals for 2 weeks then summoned me one more time and i refused again. each scream of a new it. what a no. vote is this guy knew more with a new approach of. eventually it was transferred to a chemical show russia during stalin's purges that was the informal name for purpose built prison labs it's where thousands of soviet scientists like zilber continued working for the good of the country after being arrested following absurd tipoffs it was in a show russia that zilber developed his fire a genetic theory about the origin of cancer. in your force where it would be near my stubbornness to smoke pushed u

reality became crystal clear with this shocking image 5 years ago today the body of syrian toddler alon kirk was photographed after it had washed ashore in turkey he had drowned like so many others trying to cross the mediterranean the photo became a symbol of the plight of hundreds of thousands of syrians who were trying to reach europe. one of the syrians joins me right here at the big table. made the perilous journey across the mediterranean in 2015 and eventually made it here to germany she later returned to greece to help save the lives of other refugees so it is good to have you on the show let me start by asking you about that haunting image there we sell there of a line. i remember people saying 5 years ago we have to do something so that his death will not have been in vain. 5 years later once they were just nothing changed we still have the same accidents and the same situation happening every single day. that's called death but still there's people drowning there is there actually is even worse now there's pushbacks people are illegally. been accused of being camillo's and been se

reality became crystal clear with this shocking image 5 years ago today the body of syrian toddler alon kirk was photographed after it had washed ashore in turkey he had drowned what so many others trying to cross the mediterranean the photo became a symbol of the plight of hundreds of thousands of syrians who were trying to reach europe. one of the syrians joins me right here at the big table. made the perilous journey across the mediterranean in 2015 and eventually made it here to germany she later returned to greece to help save the lives of other refugees it's good to have you on the show let me start by asking you about that haunting image there we sell there of. i remember people saying 5 years ago we have to do something so that his death would not have been in vain 5 years later. once the courage nothing changed we still have the same accidents and the same situation happening every single day. not let's call death but still there's people drowning there is their actions even worse now there's pushbacks people are illegally. been accused of being criminal owes and been sent back to t

and they say $8000.00 cases were registered for the police up per for london police officer peter kirk um ses the coronavirus has given the suspects a new weapon against the all parties. has provided. another way of people who would assault police by whatever method is available another wife 'd for them to get in into into offices. will be more. the issue is. the problem. and. result in respect and confidence in the. place of. the pandemic and the. time. anyone else still seems wrong. why don't we all just don't call. me. yet to see power does this come after. and it gets written because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome back the global pandemic has been described as a lucky break by the boss of the video streaming giant netflix is profits have surged during lockdowns the company's loss alone all the major tech players a vastly increase their earnings in the last few months amazon's revenue in the 2nd quarter was up 40 percent to almost $90000000000.00 apple reported an 11 percent increase to almost $60000000000.00 well mea

. >> reporter: kirk cousins of the minnesota vikings say he'd rather go about his daily life. >> if i get it, i'm going to ride it out. i'll let nature do its course. >> reporter: dr. deborah birx from the white house coronavirus task force warning the virus still needs to be controlled. >> if the white house believed that herd immunity was an option for america, we wouldn't have shut down for 45 days. >> reporter: it comes as the cdc prepare force a vaccine as early as this fall and dr. robert redfield urging governors to prepare for distribution by november 1st just days before the election. critics raising concern about political pressure to rush a vaccine, but government officials insisting it's all about being prepared. in the moon "time," many colleges are struggling to stop the spread of covid. >> i'm on day six of quarantine. >> reporter: hundreds of new students testing positive every day. >> we need to shut down campus immediately. >> reporter: in an about-face from iowa state. the university president reversing plans to invite 25,000 fans to kick off the football season. ju

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british police during the lockdown been almost $8000.00 cases in just 3 months for police officer peter kirk and warns that covert 19 is giving suspects new weapons against authorities. has provided. another way of people who would assault police by whatever method is available another wife for them to get in ensue into offices. you know why they feel will be more impact if just at the moment. it's just provided them with another weapon really the issue is wider than just the spitting and spitting and coughing in offices that we're seeing with the covert epidemic the problem is the decades 10 years of an anti police narrative by the governments gleefully releases by the media has resulted in respect and confidence in the police being severely undermined and not just to far beside. the place of being criticised every turn so a symptom of a problem this country is how to develop in for some time which is the attacks on police are growing rapidly in both number and do severity. any time the covert catastrophe has been a boom with home video streaming companies reporting a massive surge in subsc

kevin john kirk, strong wrister, like a lightning strike. 3-1 series lead now for tampa over dallas .ight, and that's the sporting life for right now. i will tell you what, this baseball season, i wasn't sure of it in any way, shape or form, but it has turned out it is still going in the giants have a great case for going to the postseason. the is already clinching the hot. that the sporting life. good stuff. obviously, this is the living room. there's a fully stocked bar in the den, and the home theater is downstairs. so, your boss launches one style website and she can afford all of this? i wish "1950s closeted father" was a look people were clamoring for. oh, it is not that simple. the formula for nerp is very specific -- former actress plus confidence based on nothing equals millions in sales of iffy wellness products. we should get her a gift for letting us stay here, but what do you give someone who's researching charcoal toothbrushes in sri lanka? oh, actually, she's judging a placenta-cooking contest in minsk. maybe we should stay away from the fridge. so, we're in wine countr

during the lockdown almost $8000.00 cases have been registered for the london police officer peter kirk and says the coronavirus has given suspects a new weapon against the authorities. has provided its. another why of people who would assault place by whatever method is available another why for them to get in into into offices. in a way that they feel will be more impact if just at the moment. it's just provided them with another weapon really the issue is wider than just the spitting spitting coughing offices that we're seeing with the covert epidemic and the problem is the decades 10 years of an anti police narrative by the governments gleefully repeated by the media has resulted in respect and confidence in the police being severely undermined and not just to far beside. the place of being criticised to every turn a symptom of a problem this country has had developing for some time which is the sac someplace are growing rapidly in both number and in severity. the profits out of the pandemic and. we'll take you through that after the break. so what we've got to do is identify the th

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kind 11 describing the season on the road as almost like a prison in minnesota vikings quarterback kirk cousins says he's not afraid of catching coronavirus while the virus does not give me a great amount of personal fear. >>you know, they're still great reason for me to engage in wearing a mask and social distancing. >>you know washing my hands as frequently as i can in washington karen caifa kron 4 news. >>let's go outside and check in on conditions outside your door definitely foggy when i was driving to work this morning michael tried was foggy from the house all the way to san francisco. we're going to check in on your afternoon forecast, we know it's another spare the air day we're setting a record the 17 spare the air days in a row, so yeah another day of poor air quality because of smoke and haze from the wildfires will be right back stay with us. >>in close to 05:00am on this thursday morning and we are seeing some cloudy skies overhead nothing unusual there we've been seeing these clouds the past few mornings that's part of the reasons we've been so nice and cool the past few

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