it's amazing. >> reporter: today lamont is back in the game in a big way.sibling, all under the age of 6. >> major, are you eating books? >> reporter: lamont, who works as a caterer says he did have other plans for these years. >> i didn't think it was this. >> reporter: but those plans have now been shattered with mayhem. when is the last time you went fishing? >> it wasn't this summer. >> reporter: lamont decided to foster all five after he found out they were going to be permanently split up, and to guarantee they stay a family, last month he adopted them. >> very good. >> you are hereby adopted. >> i had to help them. they deserve to be raised together. >> reporter: fortunately, lamont has a great support system through church and friends, and he is not opposed to adding a wife to the mix, should such a saint exist. >> don't lick my mirror, please. >> reporter: bf nois also fine going ie going it alos long as it takes make the difference. have you calculated when the last one is going to be out of high school? >> we got a lot of years to go. but it's al

lord lamont reflected on the government's top priority, taking the uk out of the eu.e of commons in 1972, supporting and joining the ec, as it then was. i never imagined that, 45 years later, i should find myself standing in this house, supporting measures to reverse that decision. lord hennessy once suggested that my own general scepticism came from the fact that i lived my early years in the islands with connections to norway. the mp once filled in a form asking where his nearest railway station, and he wrote bourbon. shetland was the only place that voted against membership in the 1975 referendum, but this had less to do with links to the vikings, and more to do with the fact that the government distributed to every house a leaflet detailing the advantages of the common market. the leaflet had a map of the uk on the front, but it left shetland off the map completely. not even in the usual insulting little box in the top right—hand corner. but, of course, shetland was ahead of its time. labour's leader in the lords turned to plans to make changes to the upper house.

harris's mean girl flame out to joe biden spire aside corn pops stories the president trumps recent lamont's as grave mails to south bend mayor pete would have judges campaign long channeling of patrick bateman of american psycho fame it's been quite the ride so it should come as no surprise that bernie sanders the stepped up in ad a full disclosure to his campaign platform yes on a recent joe rogan podcast the medical medicare for all wielding senator out of vermont announced the list nerves of his wife jane has demanded that if he is elected president he must disclose any and all government information about unidentified flying objects i like that good for you bernie all right that is our show for you today and remember everyone in this world we are told that we love the not tell you all i love you i robot keep on watching all those hawks out there and have a great day and that. there are good and bad dead and the bad and those in yemen the united states deems to be the good those were. the cia and the u.s. military were engaged in covert actions really struck a world. where they were assa

empire but that's exactly what it is 30 seconds to my friend go ahead yeah look would have been a mark lamont hill on c.n.n. a critical voice for black liberation in 1st alliston in the given the acts just because he did to mention palestinian determination and i think it's always important with my students or with the general public to clarify that these are not our wars we did not invade iraq the ruling class using our bodies and our limbs invaded iraq for their benefit but this is not our government our system our wars so we have to oppose them. ok gentlemen that's all the time we've had fascinating discussion we have to get the anti-war movement moving again many thanks to my guests in new york but that's and in washington and thanks to our viewers for watching us here are to see you next time and remember. same camera can use to snare someone's head is the same camera can use to build them a home but that's a human choosing what to do with that's me expressing my values for the tool and that's what we need to do with artificial intelligence as well. lou. load. syrian government forces pu

yeah look what happened in marc lamont hill on c.n.n. a critical voice for black liberation in 4 sallust on in a given the acts just because he did to mention palestinian determination and i think it's always important with my students or with the general public to clarify that these are not our wars we did not invade iraq the ruling class using our bodies and our limbs invaded iraq for their benefit but this is not our government our system our wars so we have to oppose them ok gentlemen that's all the time we've had fascinating discussion we have to get the anti-war. moving against many banks and i guess in new york but as they and in washington and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r.t.c. the next time you remember. this is a sticker from the water bottle phone in the stomach of a fish the brand is part of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers there are the bad ones there the litter bugs are throwing this away industry should be blamed for all this waste the company has long promised to reuse the plas

our biggest a bloc it's not have the strength to to fight to put their nominee to and i think that lamont now is very weak and only so those happy to stand by their zones ahead and agree with with what my guest from baghdad is saying i mean is this going to be resolved within parliament itself or often we see in iraq that issues are not resolved in parliament but rather they're left to various factions and leaders and also external powers my guess from iraq is talking about the u.s. influence most definitely iraq is a playground of influences and external factors whether it be the u.s. or you run other neighboring countries and this is one of the main reasons why the protests. ment was born in iraq in early october 200-1900 the protesters are demanding the downfall of a regime which was installed by the constitution in the support through the support of the external factors as our colleague mentioned whether it be the us where you iran is the is the poor iran is the pro iran bloc in the iraqi parliament they are their largest bloc because of the negotiations they opposed elections negotia

empire but that's exactly what it is 30 seconds to my friend go ahead yeah look what happened in marc lamont hill on c.n.n. a critical voice for black liberation and for sallust on in a given the acts just because he did to mention palestinian self-determination and i think it's always important with my students or with the general public to clarify that these are not our wars we did not invade iraq the ruling class using our bodies and our limbs invaded iraq for their benefit but this is not our government our system our wars so we have to oppose them. ok gentlemen that's all the time we've had fascinating discussion we have to get the anti-war movement moving again many thanks to my guests in new york but that's day and in washington and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r.t.c. the next time you remember. i'm going to fulfill the repeated promises ok politics to the people and come on you know we've all but been going to. be ready for a long. time. now you want to 1st. know. all 5 the. big. coming coming coming. today there are good tennis and bad attitudes the bad news in yeme

lamont. are there any other speakers on item number 3 who would like to offer public testimony?none. public comment is closed and colleagues, if there's no objection, we will continue this item to.call of the chair. amendments to item number two are not approved as to form by deputy city. >> clerk: the hearing on the implementation of ordinance number 19019 personal wireless service facility site permits. >> thank you. every since this board of supervisors passed legislation earlier this year to bring san francisco in a further compliance with federal and state law regarding wireless cell site regulation, we've all heard from countless individuals in the public about their concerns ranging from health concerns, anesthetic concerns, underground conditions and private concerns and i think many of these are quite legitimate expressions to members of this board. it's been a frustrating topic of discussion. i've had the pleasure and pain of participating in these discussion and appeals over the last two decades. largely in part because the telecom industry has, as i said to ms. black

box 51 in hartford as government of ned lamont directs the u.s. and state of connecticut flags to be lowered to half-staff from sunrise to sunset saturday for the flags will be lowered in remembrance of the sandy hook school shootings which took 26 lives seven years ago in newton. and this is a live look at the detroit from our affiliate fox . one of the big stories tonight, a big detroit power plant more than 100 years old demolished to accommodate for a jeep factory. explosive use to bring down the connors creek plant near the detroit river. the plant started in 1915 as a coal-fired operation. it was retired in 2008. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ng him up. now that dream is a reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? i need all the breaks, that i can get. at liberty butchumal- cut. liberty biberty- cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only

lamont. are there any other speakers on item number 3 who would like to offer public testimony?g none. public comment is closed and colleagues, if there's no objection, we will continue this item to.call of the chair. amendments to item number two are not approved as to form by deputy city. >> clerk: the hearing on the implementation of ordinance number 19019 personal wireless service facility site permits. >> thank you. every since this board of supervisors passed legislation earlier this year to bring san francisco in a further compliance with federal and state law regarding wireless

south set the sacramento police say the man beat someone to death outside the would spring sweets and lamont away. >>and mack road, 38 year-old nader almahri was arrested at the hotel officers found the 16 year-old victim badly injured in the parking lot. they say they tried to save the victim's life, but he died at the scene. >>officers immediately began an investigation into the incident. they were able to gain some preliminary and that the information that led them to believe that the suspect was at the hotel. it was devastating. >>very devastating. today sacramento, police were still investigating just why the deadly assault happened in the first place and i do not know whether the suspect knew the victim. >>next as the final impeachment vote nears in the house all eyes. they're going to be on president trump's senate trial who senate minority leader chuck schumer the democrat wants to hear from the offer firsthand insight into the president's delay in getting military aid to ukraine and from popular tourist destination, a crime >>effort is being mounted to try to crack down on these aut

say 21 year-old juror ron tame madison seen on the left here and on the right 22 year-old le trail lamontg stole more than 150 items from the store. both men are from belie whole reports say during the robbery, a security guard at the store was assaulted and suffered significant but not life threatening injuries. that's according to police. the guard was taken to a local hospital to be treated the pair was arrested on charges of grand theft robbery conspiracy possession of stolen property and assault with great bodily injury. and 2 people are displaced tonight after a fire at their home in castro valley earlier today these are images oe the scene you see all the smoke firefighters say. >>they were able to save the homeowner's dog and musical instruments, no reported injuries and no word tonight on how that fire started. >>up next a brazen smash-and-grab at a bay area jewelry store with the owner plans to do now. >>and big heads up for drivers in the bay area called cut total bore that is set to close in just minutes that coming up in a live report, we'll tell you what the issue is and how

. >> brangham: robin bell, of coluia university's lamont- doherty earth observatory, has been studyingarctica's ice for over 2years >> they are esseially acting as a bouncer in the bar, leaning the ice from flowio the keeping ocean. >> brangham: but as the ice shelves in anta have, major also been collapsing. el 2002, the larsen b ice the size of rhode island, these are satellite images of it breaking into hundreds of pieces. as predict, the glaciers that larsen b anchored up on land, began accelerating towds the ocean. and thentwo years ago, the even bigger larsen c shelf, this is it from the air, developed that miles-long crack in it. this shelf, which sits in front of the thwaites glacier, is also crumbling. d part of the brunt ice shelf is expected to break off any day now, releasing an iceberg that'll be twice the size of manhattan. there's still some debate over whether human-induced warming is the only thing causing these changes. antarctica has lost ice many times before, and that also caused the seas to rise.ar researchernow trying to determine how much warmth it takes to caus

remember, we have talked about lamont cranston and the shadow. for it. >> is it possibly because there isn't as much patriotism with it? while we are still fighting in iraq and afghanistan of course, there isn't as much of a greater threat as there was back in world war ii with the nazis and with the japanese? >> i don't know. i think people would argue that the threat levels are just as high in our post 9/11 world. but you're not the first person to think about what's happening to the patriotism. what's happening to the patriotism. >> would it be something about how paying money towards the government is somehow viewed as this socialist effort that people are now completely turned off from? >> it has to do with what do americans think about various terms like socialism and capitalism and all of the other isms. is it not good any more to pay money to the government? i want to throw in a related question on this for you to think about. are americans more gung ho on paying taxes today than 1943? what about that? what about getting a cartoon out the

it is about this man, jake lamont, based on a real person, who is at war with himself. >> come on.r. >> i could understand boxing but the character was interesting. he was just so contraire, as they say. he was just so difficult. >> what are you trying to prove? what does it prove? >> bob denero is not afraid of the negative characters, not afraid to go to those places. >> i was down to one 152 in my prime and then i went up to 212 so i gained 60 pounds. that is not easy though. the first is a pounds, it is fun. and then it is drudgery. >> it's absolutely true that the movies of 1980 look like movies of the 1970s. where it is very personal, very passionate film making rules and then you had ordinary people which is the movie that defeated "raging bull" for best picture in 1980. this incredibly precise and very emotional study of a family in deep crisis. >> give me the camera. >> i didn't get it yet. >> dad, give her the camera. >> i want a good picture. >> i want to get a shot of the three of you men, give me the camera, calvin. >> not until i get a picture of the two of you. >> gi