man two: oh, my gosh. it's the devil. man 3: target panic was the worst. man 4: people think if they talk about it they'll get it again. man 5: i wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy. it's debilitating. i consider myself a pretty smart guy, and to see me mentally break down, like, "wow!" and then you see it in other people, and, oh, you just feel pity and just want to give them a hug and go "it's gonna be ok." man: real target panic is when you cannot aim at the target. you can either freeze off to the side. you freeze down below, up high, and then you jerk it and can't let go. you can aim right at the spot, but you can't let go man 6: i think everybody struggles with it at some point in their career. man 7: it frustrated me to the point where i would break down. there were times i wanted to quit. kristin: yeah. man 7: because you're like, "how can i get past this? how can i get past this? i know i'm good at this, but why am i doing this?" kristin: there's a similar phenomenon to target panic in almost every sport, a sudden loss of motor control, a hitch, or

as a white man, or as a black man. and he had to confront something every time he looked in the mirror. why was the skin his skin the color that it was and let me just read the way i put it in the introduction to the book. this family's complexion represented a shameful truth that the gender that generations of enslaved families were born out of illicit encounters between black women who had no rights to their bodies and white males slave owners who had full legal impunity. walter's great grandmother and his mother side in fact for six children in the 1830s. followed by her owner william henry harrison who went on to become president of the united states. now walter again. he knows he has this choice to live is what life is a white man or black man because nobody would know. but something incredible happened to him when he was 12 years old. that set the foundation for his life's work as a sort of maniacal and i don't use that word loosely a maniacal. um secret of justice in america and that is when he 12 years old. he

you can't do, that man. and also with the whole japanese thing, with the cafe. >> trevor: yeah, the coffee shop. >> you can't-- like, if you want people to be efficient, you can't make them comfortable. that's part of the problem. you ever been in a cafe? it's free wifi, music, jazz music playing. they have the nice seats with the cushions. you don't want to get nothing-- you ever dine in at a fast-food spot? >> trevor: what do you mean a fat-food spot? >> like a popeyes. you ever seen anybody getting work done at a fast food spot. >> trevor: wait, you can sit down at a popeyes? >> i wouldn't recommend it. you can. you should probably get it to go. but like most of these places, a fast-food spot is built to keep you from procrastinating. the chair is bolted to the floor. ain't no cushion. you can't even recline in the thing. so you're ready to get up out the door. the fewer seats-- like, you can get coffee at a gas station, right. >> trevor: year, you can. >> is there a chair at the gas station? >> trevor: n

i'm a man.e has their own shortcomings, but there is good news for women, you can bring a deceiver to clean water if you ask as many questions as possible. the fact is that due to the peculiarities of thinking, men, as a rule, are pierced in details, they lack imagination , says psychological family psychologist doctor culturology andrey berovsky. andrey viktorovich hello well, the story about how you can figure out deception is over. uh, as they said to withdraw to clean water how how to do it? first of all, you need to know mathematics and not with a man at all. e, they ask how to tell briefly about yourself, and count the years, and spend it on studying, serving in the army, working in one organization in another organization, because men most often cannot sum up. here, as practice shows, even arithmetic one 's biography and somewhere something falls out. suddenly it turns out that the black hole behind which le. drinking there or being in places where they cost me remote, in fact, it’s quite

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the 50-year-old man who i man? yes, that's right. the 50-year-old man who was i man?een questioned on suspicion of kidnap and police say he was known to katie, he is from the burnley area and that is about as much detail as they have given out.— they have given out. thank you for brinuain they have given out. thank you for bringing us — they have given out. thank you for bringing us up-to-date. _ they have given out. thank you for bringing us up-to-date. it - they have given out. thank you for bringing us up-to-date. it is i bringing us up—to—date. it is approaching half—past 11. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. hello again. as we go through the rest of this week, there is not much rain, if any, in the forecast for most of us, and we will also be chasing cloud amounts, and that certainly is the case today. we have thicker clouds across parts of scotland and northern england, producing some patchy light rain and drizzle, this morning's fog slowly thinning and breaking, more cloud developing as it moves south and westwards, but some sunshine in—betwee

maybe a dog is a man’s friend there, but we have a house manager a man’s friend, if how much is 3 minus, take your time, think about the answer, of course, thoroughbred dogs were the most fashionable, well done, right 3 minus two one. but the outbred, the most quick-witted artists, circus curs, dogs, postmen , curs, clever. here, and this is chernushka and an asterisk passenger of the fourth and fifth ships of the satellites. even in space, in addition to squirrels and arrows, other mongrels, scientifically, in terms of mestizos, it was the mutt that played an important role in our history. an angry dog ​​lived under the veranda of the district police officer, dedicated a flashlight there and saw a child in the depths. the frightened vova hid all evening in a dog shelter, and his faithful friend, the dog, warmed him with his warmth, said no one, and allowed any thievery to the children. younger son. the murdered woman almost did not freeze, but after suffering stress, he stopped talking film guys you swallowed your tongue, what scared the child so much, what did he see? the detectives d

>> he was a true con man.t him, john would threaten them, he would terrorize them. >> how bad was he? >> john was the most dangerous, treacherous, manipulative, deceitful, criminal i'd investigated in 40 years of law enforcement. >> once terra learned about john's past, she was consumed with worry. >> i was very distraught at the time. >> because this dangerous man was now married to a very successful businesswoman who happened to be terra's mother. >> he couldn't get enough of me. >> that's a good feeling. >> it is. >> the trickery of love. >> yes. >> trickery, but something far worse than that was coming soon. >> coming up, one of debra's daughters is about to make an ominous discovery. >> she was in a panic. she said, i saw john. i said, where? she goes outside in a car. >> are this terrified families worst fears about to come true? when "dateline" continues. for adventure. your home... for romance. your home for big savings. [ laughs ] hey, mom, have you seen m-- ew. because when you bundle home and auto w

today let all the main characters of this story speak in our studio, a man who does not even need to be introduced. good evening so your answer where did they take it? this is the main vocal project of the country voice. my name is dmitry nagiyev don't touch your glasses. and now, dear friends, on the example of our layout. let's see how ours are set up. and my colleague joins us, you are live. welcome to the first channel is the life of others. let's see what's going on behind closed doors. stop pretending that you see me for the first time. i really need to say something. goodbye drum. and with whom did you come to us today? good morning everybody. you just woke up and those who haven't gone to bed yet? i hope this calmly sunny morning will bring us only good surprises. gorgeous, well, you, my dear, are standing go to the mirror. what's a good image? guys hello this is the first channel three chords we enjoy you are not at all embarrassed by such things as i see happening at the table. don't be afraid to skip ahead. let's go next, well , the last question. what will you say when yo

they said, "hey, man, you know, we're freaks, man. "we're like... you know, we're freaks."u know, freaks." so when they said they were freaks, i went, "we accept her, we accept her, one of us, one of us..." # we accept her, one of us, we accept her, one of us # gooble, gobble, gooble, gobble...# "gooble, gobble..." i said, "like the movie freaks?" they went, "wow," and they laughed. they thought it was cool. he said, "spayed cats, cool, man. do you guys want to take a trip?" and we thought, sure, because we had time to kill. and they drove us up into the hollywood hills to a house that i remember with my childhood vision... ..of a house that looked like it was all glass. and we went inside and people were having sex and partying and going crazy. and we'd never heard of timothy leary. we'd never heard of lsd. we didn't even know anything about that. i know that at some point we ingested the lsd. we realised we were tripping... nile chuckles. ..and then we sat there for two days. you're listening to this is the end by the doors... by the doors, right. ..and this is when you p

yes, because a man is a man, just like he is.picture yes, in a picture therefore, if a woman or 50 years old, but she looks 37, then men of this age are attracted to her, but it’s all the same when before marriage comes, he sees the passport, but when it comes to marriage, he has already fallen in love. uh, you've been accepted and then only looks at that diploma. yes, so-so, when he sees an interesting woman, he does not think, only he will have a passport for a long time. we have now moved away from how much you are according to your passport. we came to what you look like, listen, but the only thing i want to note is that 22 years old and such conversations. it seems to me, perhaps, only in our country, because in europe, somewhere in america , such a question is not even raised by the eldest on you not the eldest fell in love got married. everything is absolutely correct. this is due to the fact that now we are moving into a new phase, if earlier than a man, if earlier a woman is needed for survival. now a woman needs a man f

you must understand me, as a man of a man is not a man.d my mother for so many years. so you don't even know how to shoot, don't worry, i have a lot of ammo. let me finish he must die police. i'm just they protective women well what is it? igor okstis, what are you going to do, but what about the testaments of the ancestors, i understood everything, you can’t beat women for this life. no, i mean, they love affection tenderness brilliant igor yes, can i write it down? thank you and in general, i'll tell you, a long time ago igor immorally installed a dolbostroy second, girl girl you were told how sexy you are. it's me to you. i'll dry you for harassment, think about it. well , okay, i take back all my words, none of his is sexy. yes, i would not stand up with you after a bottle of vodka. what's on you? well you wait, what is it? say goodbye it wasn't very nice working with you. you know you have a very unusual character. write in two words. vulnerable only hiding under personal rudeness, you must know at the beginning you were interesting t

it says here that the gray hair belonged to a man in his 50s. so this man may well be a voloh. carefully, this is hair from a beard. and i saw you in the cemetery, such a bearded old man. i'm not serious. he disappeared, come on, come on, now we have suspected goblin devils in the case. no, well, the magician could entrust this matter to someone, for example, to his brother. and what does david have to do with it? well, because we took david to the cemetery with guns in his hands, which means we have to let them go. we have nothing for these peppers much more interesting to think about. why is the criminal semyonova killed ovsyannikov only early, maybe there is some connection between them. khmurov whom to let go here, and who they decide not to let go only i and in general, i give orders here of course artur eduardovich why are you looking at me ? let's go let go. so eagles listen here. choose who will go where there are two places, the first hospital where ovsyannikov works, the second police department where semyonov served, you need to make a list of people who communicated

i'm a man.one has their flaws, but there is good news for women to bring out you can be a deceiver if you ask as many questions as possible. the fact is that, due to the peculiarities of thinking, men, as a rule, are pierced in details, they lack imagination . family psychologist doctor of cultural studies andrey berovsky argues psychologically with us in the studio. andrey viktorovich hello well, the story about how you can figure out deception is over. eh, as they said to bring to clean water? how, first of all, do you need to know mathematics and not with a man at all, uh, they ask how to tell briefly about himself, and consider his years spent there studying for military service for work in one organization in another organization, because men most often cannot sum up. here, as practice shows, even arithmetic one's biography, and somewhere something falls out. suddenly it turns out that the black hole behind which is hiding in alcoholism there or finding places. she is so distant to me. as a

t. guy jacob ha ha like i like man, man. we get a copy of poet statutory declaration to professor poll chambers, expert on ty, civil, military relations at thailand's. not a salon university. amazing. this is rich. what really stands out for you? well, it's how clear it is written that the leaders of the hunter at the time, ah, were involved and trying to silence her when there was an inspector inside the military who was intimidating. ah, but when that supposed to be the guy investigating, he's inside the military making threats. who gave that inspector the job pro width and he's the problem kid where i might ask long i yeoman big a good point 8. but we'd want to one fella couldn't t, tom non guy take up a we to none. a timothy sandy, you made up an with 91 suspects behind bars. pony was forced to wrap up his investigation at the end of september 2015. he ran out of financial and political support. days later, a new police commissioner general was appointed. it was none other than chuck tipt chai, jin die. the man who'd all

and by the way, that was quite a davos man. i mean people like bill clinton larry summers, you know, they said oh this isn't really even about business, you know, this is about democratizing china, you know, if we if we trade with china then we'll create a vibrant middle class and they'll demand the same things that every middle class wants. they're gonna want freedom and and the markets will require free flow of information which will mean, you know, free press. and and this was i mean, this was the cheerleading this kind of active civic virtue it was really about shareholders gaining away to cut costs to threaten the labor with moving jobs elsewhere in wealthy places like the united states to transfer production to a place where there are no labor unions where if there is a real labor movement you can end up in in prison for the rest of your life. and so we got this tremendous kind of joint venture between walmart and the people's republic of i mean, this was the force now there are other ways to manage our trading relationsh

here an old man was dying in space, and his son came to him, and he asks for a son.e me home and that you are not here badly, well, and take good care of you and treat you well, but i want to go home. ok then. i'm expecting you in 3 weeks. yes, i will not live, you will live. we'll have a drink together. take it, i won’t take it, the old man understands that they don’t take it and says, listen, you can’t have a dog . and so to speak, his son says, no problem, the dog is in the car. will they let her bring her, but we allow her to bring a dog. she rushes to the owner and licks his face. uh, a dog's tears whine from a dog's tears to its owner's tears. and a day later did not. when the lord prayed in the garden of gethsemane and prayed in obvious horror, many people are surprised at this and say, why is christ crying, why is he clearly frightened? because he shares the grief, fear, and spiritual suffering of all people, just as on the cross, he shares the physical suffering. of all world religions , only in christianity there is an idea that god suffers along with peopl

he was arrested 32 years ago and has just learned he is a free man. his mother was there, and said she visited and called and stay one. >> it is hard seeing your child. >> reporter: in april of 1990, a man was shot and killed. the jury heard from witnesses who were at a distance in the dark with poor lighting and said that joaquin ciria was the shooter. the star witness was the getaway driver, who was only 17 years old.>> he was brought in and told that you are in deep, i can't say the word, unless you tell us the he was the man that did the shooting. after a course of interrogation, he broke down and said, whatever you say.

anyway. >> the next book. >> 1984 an uncommon man was hoover's response to a common man he said whene need a doctor and when we need surgery we want a good doctor. that is the next book the next book is a harvard century which appeared in 1986. the 250th anniversary of harvard college. it was updating samuel elliott history with a much more national focus. >> he went there were you supposed to write for harvard? >> no i've never written it's interesting i've had institutions approach me and indeed with colonel that was made possible by the tribune in the mccormick foundation. it was also explicitly explain that that was commissioned of having no financial interest or saying a manuscript it was equally independent. >> let me come back to the second i want to go back to your learning process. what year in your life in school onto history. >> is a good question and a fair question scolds and i can't take the time that it wasn't. >> that is your professor that you remember those early days? the colts. >> academically inspired. >> was there anybody in your family. >> i had teachers. >> th

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whoever sends a man to the moon wins the race. it should be.ry, a worthy excuse to sacrifice life, but it may be worth the risk. the first step on the moon must be taken by an american. ok. let's take a chance but von braun does not know that with the death of korolev, the soviet cosmonautics lost its leader, they did not tell me about it. why didn't they say what it was? the temperature is low -5 vasily pavlovich come on, let's go, i'm not going anywhere. not counting on the support of mishin astronauts directly addressed the politburo with a proposal to conduct a manned flight around the moon in early december. they are ready to risk their lives to get ahead of the americans. their proposal is rejected. good luck. apollo 8 left the launch pad, the americans put three astronauts into lunar orbit. after the launch, 155 seconds passed, the separation of the first stage after a problem with engines and vibration, saturn never took off. apollo all is going according to plan trajectory guidance system ok engines ok next critical step after the sepa

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that u-haul had been rented by a man named frank james. that u-haul was later discovered a couple hours ago, not very far away from here in brooklyn. so that's why they want to speak with him tonight. live in brooklyn, chris pollone, back to you. >> i'm sure it will be an active several hours where you are. this has a ripple effect m the bay area. the vta increasing patrols on its light rail systems and stations. there have been no specific threats to its system. two bomb-sniffing dogs will be patrolling randomly. the extra patrols are not expected to interfere with transit service. b.a.r.t. and muni also responding. and lester holt is on the scene, we will hear from witnesses who saw it all and what police are doing to track down the suspect. coming up at 6:30. >>> it is a significant shift. for the first time, president biden referred to russia's invasion of ukraine as genocide. as for vladimir putin, he is vowing his bloody offensive in ukraine will continue until quote, its goals are fulfilled. putin categories ukraine as a nation of e

the man then spit at the cashier and stole food.the employees ran outside to fend the man off for what continued to be around 15 minutes. there was no police report filed. >> we definitely want people to continue to call in. what that means though is that it's going tyke longer to get there. >> reporter: why such a drastic shortage of officers? >> this is due primarily to retirements as our work force reaches retirement age and then also to separations that are due to members resigning from our department as well. >> reporter: but when the officers resign, they don't seem to go too far. some go to nearby cities and counties in the bay area that offer more competitive pay, better incentives and thousands of dollars in signing bonuses. all these recommended today to keep sf officers from staying put. in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >>> still ahead, a visit to california. we are going to tell you why vice president kamala harris is heading to next. with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your s

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