i served you faithfully for 32 years and mandy, 20 years. at $25 a month for me and two dollars a week for my wife, our earnings amount to over $11,000. that is about $200,000 in today's money. so, back pay. ,ur wages have been kept back and mandy had a tooth pulled. the balance will show what we are in justice entitled to. please send the money by adams express. if you fail to pay us for the faithful labor of our past, we can have little faith in your promises for the future. we trust the good maker has opened your eyes to the wrong that you and your father have done for us. in answering this letter, please state if there will be any safety for my millie and jane as they are good-looking girls. i would rather stay here and starve and die if it comes to that than have my girls brought to shame by the violence. also, please state if there are any schools open in your neighborhood for colored children. the great desire of my life now is to give my children and -- my children an education education and to have them form good habits. ps, say hel

number one, who's the guy making out with mandy?he must be a bow because he went in for a kiss and she sort of just took it. >> another one of the show's mysteries just who is her? calls up an older toby but where is kate? >> she wants you to be there, toby. >> she could be around the corner. she could be in the kitchen. she could be anywhere. >> who knows. >> she is a character that you've already met. that was good clue. >> yeah, this cast definitely knows how to keep a secret. in episode three jack and rebecca turn uthe sexy. >> like it patrick swayze and demi moore. >> i need you to swear to it on oprah. >> oprah is about as high in humanity as you can go. >> the church of oprah win free, you know what i mean? >> it's kind of true. it's official he's joined the conors. we kind of suspected that but we never saw this coming. juliet lewis wrote #lucky me. juliet plays david's girlfriend and he of course is played by "big bang's" who was on one episode of last season. >> i love that you guys were able to work it out and come back.

"this is us" has plenty of them including mandy moore.g more about her character's love life before jack. >> rebecca, i've never seen anyone like you and i never will again. >> you need a new line. >> rebecca's mystery make-out man is played by hunter parish. you may remember him from "weeds" or "quantico." jack may look worried, but milo is so totally not. >> we all know the end result. we all know that jack and rebecca have a beautiful family. >> hunter's a lovely gentleman. clearly this is somebody who's either currently in rebecca's life or somebody from the not too distant past. >> also tonight, be prepared for what producers call mandy and milo's patrick swayze and demi moore's "ghost" moment. but there's other fireworks, when kate and randall throw down. >> you're telling me you would rather pay tens of thousands of dollars for a dangerous invasive surgery than adopt one of the millions of children out there that needs a home. >> how dare you throw adoption in my face right now and how dare you make me defend wanting this. >> chris

it will move around the north and south, mandy sta rts around the north and south, mandy starts in somefurther south you are, it will be another dry day. after saturday's rainfall, we are back to the dry conditions and temperatures into the upper teens. all should seek temperatures around the low to mid teens at worst. another spell of heavy rain through monday night into tuesday, strong winds a factor of the next few days. winds will be lighter further south, so winds will be lighter further south, so another fine day after a cool start to tuesday, the odd list and fog that, but breeze will shift that away. winds will be persistent around western areas of scotland, not a great few days to come here, still some weather to come in northern ireland. by the time we get to wednesday, there will be more low pressure in the west, that will move further northwards and in doing so, we dragged ourairup further northwards and in doing so, we dragged our air up from the south. that warmer air will be with us south. that warmer air will be with us all. clearing away the rain from westo nzoyla nd a

mandy, tell us what happened.ment in the given time, put it offforan appointment in the given time, put it off for an a few weeks, i got called back, there was abnormal cells which turned out to be cervical cancer. if i hadn't gone it was an aggressive grade so they said if i'd put it off much longer it could have been a very different outcome than being able to sit with eve ryo ne outcome than being able to sit with everyone today. it's very important to attend screening on time. rebecca, how important is that for these things to be caught early? we know at the cervical cancer trust that the impact on a woman's life is so that the impact on a woman's life is so far—reaching. i think the effect cannot the understated. it affects women's fertility, many women lose fertility, the effect of treatment can have a lifelong significant impact. alongside the psychological impact. alongside the psychological impact of having a cancer diagnosis. the lubbock, mandy was told if she'd put it much more it could have been worse,

mandy, a hallucinogenic horror thriller, i'm not going to get you to try and watch that. at the el royale, a kind of mystery retro thriller. first man, one of the big films of the week. i really liked it. telling the week. i really liked it. telling the story of neil armstrong's epoque will mean landing. it is a picture of space exploration and it's not the kind of elegant dance of the sta nley the kind of elegant dance of the stanley kubrick 2001. this is nuts and bolts and read its affairs in which we need very aware of the fact these are people trying to do things in tin cans, that danger and death like that every corner. here's a clip in which we see our hero attempting to try out a prototype lunar module. here we go. 1,000 feet. switching to lunar mode. landing approach. you're too low, climb. do you read? neil? heavy breathing i've just winced all the way through that. on a very big screen that would look terrific. the whole film tries to beat you in the position of the pilots and astronauts seeing this stop blushing bride from inside the tent can or from that modul

>> mandy and i, we haven't waufrpd it together. >> that's what happens. >> yeah.age. >> jimmy: you drift apart. you get your own dvr's. >> now it's season three. >> jimmy: so you aren't watching it together anymore. >> we've been on different schedules. she's been rebecca present day, and i have beenhe pa you know, filming and vietnam and all over the place, so we don't get a chance, but i do still watch. i'm going to watch tonight's episode. >> jimmy: do you ever get emotional watching it? if i watch it, a tear will come to my eye, and i am embarrassed, and i'll go to the kitchen or something like that. do you ever get teared up watching yourself in something that you know is fictional? >> here's the thing for me, i don't tear up for jack, but i get emotional as jack watching his kids going through something. >> hold on. let me imagine what this means. >> oh, my god, you know, all these things. he is taking it with a pill. these things break my heart as a father. even though the next day you're going and you guys are, like, having lunch together. >> 100%. 100%. y

it's not marussia's first are started or named mandy stands on nine nineteen eighty three three which allows you out and also survived. russian president prime minister is going. to be sending. flights until now and she has a nice house house completely. ten of him as it is with great meeting you know case came and what is a huge huge take take take take all costello. as it is it is it is a continuing into today how how was will zero st vincent frank regular black glass indecency changing demands that. is actually an incorrect one sheriff every tree vivid volatility in the exact address mister fear here has reached its highest level since february just about about forty five minutes ago toews long all street stree. says he had i had a little there there earlier. elizabeth was. twenty kind of kind of said reading writing your your mom or gets. lost her harassment on on sent frankfort attack. one half. earlier earlier i still struggled. listen to one half capital group and i just just don't expect it. to be. i the nation is is you i like the idea. of the speed with which one more day ma

today's rain meant binty, mandy and their five friends have no appetite for going outside into theirpers that can communicate with them in this way. if i tried, they would just ignore me. good girl. that was quite a lot better than usual. does he wants to expand the number of signals that primates -- the zoo wants to expand the number of signals that primates are capable of understanding. hoping this use of sign language can help strengthen the bond between man and beast. the headlines on bbc news: an inquest finds the man who carried out the westminster bridge terror attack, khalid masood, was lawfully killed by the security services. a drill music rapper from south london has been jailed for seven years, for his part in a so—called county lines drug operation in cumbria. eurostar rail services could be suspended if a brexit deal with the eu can not be reached — according to the latest government papers released. now it's time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's releases is mark kermode. good to see you again. what ha

. >> emmy winning kror grapher mandy is doing down duty on the show.gy -- >> you have to have a little bit of kid gloves but kids respond better when you're authentic. >> as far as technique goes i'm going to be like, we have a little bit of work to do. >> the toughest time is for val is when the pint-sized contestants get sent home. >> that's the hardest part of show, by far. and there's no easy a way to handle it. >> they are genuinely surprised. >> i love this show. >> love isn't the only emotion running through the ballroom. adam admits there's some jealousy. >> i'm like, val, the last time you said that one liner i wanted to punch you in the face the it was so good. >> i never thought i would get emotional for a puss cat dolls song. >> maybe by the time the show is over i will punch him in the face? >> this sunday is disney night. >> lots of good songs. still ahead -- ♪ oh baby baby >> our britney throwback thursday. what you never knew about the music video that catapulted her career. >>> then, new drama for the cast of "jersey shore." >> he's li

mandy, a hallucinogenic horror thriller, with nick cage, which i‘m not going to get you to try and watchrst man, one of the big films of the week. i really liked it. it‘s the la la land director and his leading man ryan gosling, telling the story of neil armstrong‘s moon landing. it is a picture of space exploration and it‘s not the kind of elegant dance of the stanley kubrick 2001. this is a nuts and bolts and rivots affair in which we are made very aware of the fact these are people trying to do things in flying tin cans, that danger and death lurks at every corner. here‘s a clip in which we see our hero attempting to try out a prototype lunar module. here we go.

focused on tuesday's champions league game against these former club manchester united this was him mandy's eventers teammate taking a walk on the pitch at old trafford where he spent six seasons united manager as a marine who has nothing but praise for the man he used to coach at real madrid is one of the best players of all times. and nobody can tell different than then that is one of the best players of all times is as simple as as not. in that same news conference marina dismissed reports he's being lined up for a return to coach real madrid tensions are running high at the spanish giants after four defeats in five matches as if things weren't bad enough their captain surgery has now been involved in a training ground bust up with a teammate he reacted angrily to a challenge by youth player sergio reggae lawn he kicked the ball at him not once but twice afterwards ramos tweeted that he should not have reacted in that way but defended himself saying these things happen a lot on training pitches rael are preparing to play victoria polson in the champions league and current coach who remai

and this very many involved in their own future. >> thank you, we'll speak with pamela ebbott and mandy powell morelle on sctv. that's south carolina. our thanks to the candidates and all of you watching here and out there, election day is tuesday, november 6th. for everyone-- >> with mid terms days away, watch key senate and house races. make c-span your primary force for campaign 2018. >> and bernie sanders who caucuses with democrats. and faces his opponents in the first of two same day debates. watch live today at noon eastern on c-span. and with eight days until election day, make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. . >> the c-span bus is travelling across the country on our 50 capitals tour. during our stop in boston, we asked folks which party should control congress, and why. >> i'd like the house to remain republican because i like the way things are going right now. i like the way the economy is going and i think that if it were to switch to democrat it would create a lot of kind of gridlock and not a lot would get done and i think that the way that things are going

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that's an interesting approach and i'm going to discuss this with dr mandy manga she knows all about it i just have to find her. nice to meet you so you jack honor. yes i jog to work every day and from work back home this is very far it's six kilometers one way so it's twelve together why do you do this i don't have much time so i need to integrate sports into my everyday life and that's what i do so i run to work and it's very healthy too isn't it yes you can reduce your risk for many diseases like heart diseases or cancer even so it's very healthy so it can even reduce your risk of getting cancer yes it can reduce your risk of getting cancer a lot so if you run you have a healthy way to reduce that risk you're going to college just by profession so why do you specialize in this kind of thing because i treat many women with cancer and i want to give them something so they can reduce. their problems so let's exercise a bit then yes ok. and by the way our choice of also influences our risk of getting cancer and when it comes to food bad guys and good guys. nutritionist. is going to pi

to the border with kenya a river burst its banks on thursday sending mud and debris down a hillside mandy has more. mature the. this is one of three villages destroyed by flooding its residents lament and lost way of life and the death of loved ones the intensity of mudslides has left them with no time to bury the dead their only concern now is to find any survivors but so far only bodies are being pulled from the mud we have it is to be updated on both. those who are missing because of that a million i was just arrested today so we asked you to steal our system to know exactly how they knew we were there i was as we listen to that and then from with activists who should be able to maybe just to me i mean you could be the you can be gentle but many of those killed were to markets the river buses banks of the foothills of mount elgon on thursday and the waters swept depor downstream all the bridges on the board roads are going to cut those additional resources we just been taken or did not take the steps he took which are going to stop a shadow moment have the door so taken on going rain i

growing economies it's not necessarily for the big guys only so that's a very important part of the mandy's now some of the changes that we want to see or why i should say that the countries participating want to see coming in the near future is first of all just a change of the system here's a quote from a canadian international trade diversification minister jim carr he says this system is better than no system but we have to improve it so we're having the first step of of a very long or longer a conversation now as he mentions it's not ideal right now in a lot of countries are a little bit taken aback by the but they want to make the necessary changes moving into the future and those changes include improving the efficiency and effectiveness of the monitoring function of the w t o which means they want more transparency and what the w.t. actually does they want people to know citizens of the world as well as governments of the world also modernize the trade rules which makes all the sense in the world for the twenty first century and here's a big safeguarding and strengthening of the dis

moderator: mandy auxier. >> something i thought i'd never say. mr. bost is entirely correct. it's unconstitutional and it's a violation of state sovereignty. this is not going to happen and it should not happen. on the other hand the tax reform that needs to be undertaken in the state is something that i think all of us agree has got to be undertaken even if we don't agree about whether we have a spending problem in the state for a tax problem in the state. we have a problem and i care about it very much. it's possible to form a caucus of illinois us were presented if sent and senators and to speak with one voice to the state government and say put your house in order. and to do so without violating your promises to your citizens. that's about the best the federal government can do but to band together and speak with one voice but demand that the state reform its taxing and spending policies while maintaining its promises to its citizens. that's about the best we can do. moderator: one more question. it will come from jennifer fuller for randy auxier. >> what should the natio

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that would be appalling, and from the leadership of dave richard and aekt mandy cohen, we've all been focusing on that transitional moment and i'm the beneficiary and providers run businesses and it's incredibly important for us to support them in the transition. so for us, it's -- i look forward to copying and pasting and for now it's remaining vigilant around this transition to managed care. >> fantastic. i wish we could spend all day doing this, but we can't, because there are other things going on, but please join me in thanking jay and ellen. [ applause ] i think we have a ten-minute break until the session start, but please don't forget to rate this session on your conference app and give it as many stars as you physically can. thanks, everybody. >>> sunday on c-span's q and a, james mann, author of the johns hopkins school of international studies talks about his biography of president george w. bush. >> i don't really worry about my legacy, because i'm still studying theodore roosevelt or harry truman, and there's not going to be an objective history done on this administratio

mandy, we thought this was going to be the year of small caps outperforming.ast month, we've seen the russell 2000 underperform. >> quite significant, yeah >> yesterday it was boeing setting a new high intel up 3.5%. what's happening what do you think is the reason? >> i think a big driver of the recent underperformance of small cap i think is really the trade war risk premium getting taken out of the market. if you take a step back and look at why small cap was outperforming for this year was because investors thought of it as a safe haven. given the domestic exposure. if you look at the relative performance you see the out-performance began in april so not surprising given recent weeks we've seen more constructive headlines around trade. specifically the new nafta deal. we've seen that convergence -- the two start to converge. right now russell's actually underperforming s&p. >> do you think that continues or once we really look at the trade issues with china that we hit another impasse? >> that's the big question we look at small cap underperformance what's

mandy, can the economy handle a tax cut for the middle class? can handle a tax cut for the middle class. there are several things that are in motion now as a result of that tax reform bill. one, the economy doing very well. we're going to see 3% growth this year, the first time in 12 years. that helps all taxpayers up and down the income scale. secondly, the ability of the labor market to give employment opportunities americans on top of the tax relief they've already received. we see taxpayers in the middle class brackets are lowered and they've doubled their standard deduction and doubled their child tax credit. there's a lot of benefit passed in december that taxpayers are already feeling the effects of. >> one thing that is not a benefit is the effect of the rising deficit. >> if you look at the tax cuts, they have not paid for themselves. the deficit went up 17% year over year from 2017 to 2018. that is predominantly because of of the cost of these tax cuts. ne ha they have not actually delivered for the middle class. of the ones passed las

. >> the kids will be judged by mandy moore, last season's champion, and value smihkovski. >> is that the way you formed the kids? >> yeah. my biggest thing was not to patronize. >> reporter: the juniors showing us larger than life performances can come in small packages, and teaching us all how to dream a little bigger. >>> unbelievable to see those kids move like that. you can watch the inaugural season of "dancing with the stars juniors" tonight right here at 8:00 on abc 7. >>> coming up, the world championship pumpkin way-off in half moon bay is just a day away. what a grower can win if they >>> did you win? here are the winning numbers from last night's $253 million powerball drawing. nobody picked all six numbers, which means wednesday night's jackpot growing to $282 million. >>> it is october, which means bring on the gourds. tomorrow is the annual world championship pumpkin weigh-off in half moon bay. organizers over $7 per pound. the current world record is more than 2600 pounds, which was set two years ago in germany. if a grower can break that record they'll get the megapri

. >> the kids will be judged by mandy moore, last season's championship, and longtime pro val. is that the way you sort of critiqued the kids? >> yeah. my biggest thing was not to patronize. >> reporter: the juniors showing us larger than life performances can come in small packages, and teaching us all how to dream a little bigger. natalie brunell, abc news, hollywood. >>> you can watch the inaugural season of "dancing with the stars juniors" tonight right here at 8:00 on abc 7. that looks really fun. >>> coming up, the world championship pumpkin weigh-off in half moon bay is just a day aw.at gror can wiif t so you can find a party dress event is finally here. that actually makes you want to celebrate. yes. or find a new dress that's perfect for work. perfect! or one that you know exactly how to work. yeah? yeah. that's yes for less. get to the ross fall dress event where you can find the latest styles and trends for every occasion. the ross fall dress event is on now, and it feels even better when you find it for less-at ross. yes for less. >>> it is october, which means brin

shannon: i suspect i will tweet that as well for mandy, thank you.hundreds of italians morning a slain teen a candlelight vigil. that story tops where in the world tonight, the team was attacked in a working-class neighborhood in rome and the mayor announced more police will be sent to that area to fight crime. there is outrage over debates over immigration as three suspects, all immigrants from africa are detained in connection with the murder. lebanon clashes between palestinian factions of refugees, officials say fighting erupted between members of palestinian authority fatah and the group allied with hezbollah. a week ago clashes in the same refugee camp led to two being killed and 20 injured in belgium has chosen lockheed martin's have 35 jet over the typhoon to replace the aging f-16, that is a $4 billion deal. that joins a list of european nato allies in britain, and of the netherlands and turkey to buy the american-made warplane. if you happened to catch our power panel at the top of the shoulders of the debate over a tweet by matt schlapp. w

. >> and the kids are going to be judged by mandy moore and the last season champion adam rippon. >> and you know how stoit be judged by the characters and does that ip form the way that you critique the kids? >> yeah. yeah. my biggest thing was not to the patron i patronize. >> reporter: and these juniors are showing us that larger than life performances can come in small packages. and teaching us all how the dream a little bit bigger. natalie brunell, abc news, hollywood. >>> okay. i am by no means an expert, but those kids look just as talented as the adults and unbelievable. looking forward it tot, because youz ku watch the ina aug ral season of "dancing with the stars juniors" tonight at 8:00 p.m. on abc 7. >>> and coming up the pumpkin weigh-off in half moon bay is a day away and what a grower yeah? so you can findthe ross a party dress at a price yeah. that makes you want to celebrate. find the perfect dress for every occasion. it feels even better when you find it for less at the ross fall dress event. yes for less. you know when you're at ross and you ...for how much?.. yes.

can you describe the damage that's been done to your friend mandy's house? >> it's basically going to have to be completely gutted and started over from the ground up. i had my mother stand against the wall with her friend, and she's about 5'2", but the water would have been well over her head if she'd have been in the house at the time. >> so it was both, and i know we're look at the house now. so it was both the wind and the water, the flooding? >> oh, yes, of course. the flooding went the highest its ever been on the island. my house is almost exactly halfway from the base of the gulf, and i had water at least over a foot in my house. and i had never dreamed water would get that high. no resident that lives there have seen water get that high before. our family has been there for 100 years. >> i assume the damage is just as bad. >> it is. most of the houses that are on this side have lost anything that was on the ground level, it's just completely washed through it like it wasn't even there. >> i heard that you described the storm as feel like a freight t

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and later, a definitive breakdown on midterm ads with rob reiner and the comedian joe mandy.n election interference. news breaking today. federal prosecutors are indicting a russian national for interfering in this election. the one in 18

mandy, a hallucinogenic horror thriller, with nick cage, which i'm not going to get you to try and watchman, one of the big films of the week. i really liked it. it's the la la land director and his leading man ryan gosling, telling the story of neil armstrong's epochal moon landing. the picture of space exploration and it's not the kind of elegant dance of the stanley kubrick 2001. this is a nuts and bolts and rivets affair in which we are made very aware of the fact these are people trying to do things in flying tin cans, that danger and death lurks at every corner. here's a clip in which we see our hero attempting to try out a prototype lunar module. here we go. 1,000 feet. switching to lunar mode. landing approach. you're too low, climb. slow your rates. do you read? neil? panting. i've just winced all the way through that. on a very big screen that would look terrific. the whole film attempts to put you in the position of the pilots and astronauts seeing this stuff rushing by from inside a tin can orfrom that module. on the one hand it is a very practically involving film about the

the maltese authorities need to urgently find those responsible she says for this horrific crime and mandy post seen the pictures here of public saying that the public rather deserves answers and those involved in daphne's assassination must pay for their crimes no matter who they are or what position they hold and according to mesko nine in ten cases of killed journalists remain unresolved and this does little to reassure journalists that they can continue their virus their vital public service now for business stories as a collaborative journalism network devoted to protect and publish the work of journalists who are threatened jailed or killed across the world i leave you with this. so that in stories was created as a platform to protect stories of silence janet. jackson generalists comeback of this sensitive information through one of our encrypted channels the stories will be held securely in case something happens to be done stories we'll be able to access the stories complete them thanks to its patents. and regina brought. the first button story was that. we coordinate the work of f

there must be no government mandied to buy anything. >> sen.nelly: i stand here proud before you and all the people of indiana to tell you i was the deciding vote that saved coverage for preexisting conditions. for that young girl who has asthma, and is on the bus at fort wayne and needs an inhaler. for the child with diabetes and needs insulin, and mike i can hardly believe that you could sit here, or stand here and tell everybody you're for coverage for preexisting conditions. there's a lawsuit right now, texas versus united states, that's trying to take away coverage for preexisting conditions, trying to take away or reimpose caps and you support it. stay and stand here tonight and tell us you'll denounce that lawsuit. you'll denounce that effort on preexisting conditions. i was the deciding vote to make sure that that child in lawrencebering who has arthritis, can get the medication they need. that medication that's $2,000 a month, everybody gets a shot on my healthcare. >> mr. braun: you can see he got riled up here and the reason is becau

and later, a definitive breakdown on midterm ads with rob reiner and the comedian joe mandy. we begin with breaking news on election interference. news breaking today. federal prosecutors are indicting a russian national for interfering in this election. the one in 18 days. if that sounds like a new and significant development, it is. here's why, very simply. first, this is the first criminal charges for election interference in 2018. you're hearing the right. what you're seeing on your screen, this is happening. second, the defendant, a russian named elana kushinova has linked to putin and was posing as an american to try to trick voters in our country. third, this ongoing effort doesn't just repeat 2016 tactics with those attacks on american politicians. it also includes attacks on the very probe into those 2016 tactics with public criticism designed to trick americans into having trust issues, you might say, with bob mueller. we'll get into that in a moment. the new charges come from the doj, not the special counsel. and the charges are sowing division and discord in the p

first female journalist who reported him for defamation very interesting development and we've got mandy fish on to talk about it co-director of the center a women's rights organization in india she's on skype from mumbai nice to see you nandita this is a well i mean a government minister actually stepping down over this this is quite a big development yes it's a huge vindication for all the files fighting for women's rights for decades and i think it so it shows that if so many women come together we can actually bring change and evolution in summary and to ask me to has been a kind of a process like that that you know it is allowed us to bring sexual hasn't it well police in the center of discussion and need to have been abroad in march need to in india has just stepped in how long does this actually date back with m.j. akbar himself i mean twenty women to accuse him of sexual harassment my goodness. you know it's been amazing that it's so many elizabeth quietly just accepting what that happened or what experience they had and have come out. because he started the defamation case that

let's talk about this in more detail with mandy copping from the youth charity, streetwise and the gp make of what you have heard ? this is an event that happens across the country, this is where people are tested and tried when they first attend university for the first time and our hearts go out to the stu d e nts and our hearts go out to the students because they need to have the resilience and the wherewithal to be able to cope with the sort of things and the peer pressure that this young person was up against was actually phenomenal and as adults, we don't understand quite how much that peer pressure has an impact on young people. it is constant. we didn't have any of those, young people's village confident that the time, tojust say, this isjust taking it too far. what exactly are we talking about. it sounds there are two elements. i went to leeds university you hope you have some judgment to know when enough is enough. but then there is this issue about most hazing, to join societies. it is a thing you hear of join societies. it is a thing you hearof in join societies. it is a t

a really good start and the day they are the one who set the tone and now after that mandy's batted really well and and and also when we need to come to bowl in. month of a brilliant so i mean this is all a really good performance and i'm sure boys will continue the scene going forward and that's all the sport for months from now we'll have another update for you again later that's all for me for this hour thank you very much for your time to keep it here much more on this on the other side of the break with my colleague i think. a journey of personal discovery by a great grandfather he was a slave of the only property algis there is james gunn and expose his family's legacy of slave ownership you know like my family's status and wealth has benefited from their choice to slave people and america's debt to black people today some of us so scar we even scared to speak out because it's a problem. al-jazeera correspondent a moral debt. november on al-jazeera radicalized youth a new hard hitting series comes face to face with the hatred and violence of militant groups that attract young people

so from the leadership of dave richard, our medicaid director, and secretary mandy cohen, we've all beenfocusing on that transitional moment, and on the beneficiary primarily but providers run assesses and it's incredibly important for us to support them in the transition. so for us, i look for to copying and pasting happiness and love you forget things. but right now it is just remain vigilant around this transition to managed-care. >> all right. fantastic. i wish we could spend all day doing this but we can't because there's other stuff going on,, but please join in thinking both jay and ellen. [applause] i think we have a ten minute break until the session starts but please don't forget to rate this session on your conference at, and give it as many stars as you physically can. thanks, everybody. [inaudible conversations] >> sunday not on "after words" journalist and author macy with her book "dopesick." i started to hear from policeman and other sources that so much of the drug crime, so much of the crime in their communities was drug fueled mostly by methamphetamine and heroin. and

25's hosts with olympic figure skater adam rippon, al chmerkovskiy and "la la land" choreographer mandyshing at the top of the leaderboard last night, stevie wonder's son, and the pro partner there. they had an energetic little jive, as you can see. scored a -- wow. home boy's got moves. >> he's good. i told you it was adorable. >> 24 out of 30. >> look at them. >> wow. >> also finishing with a 24, "stuck in the middle" actress and her pro partner with their amazing cha-cha. she is, oh, my gosh -- >> it's kind of cuter than, like, the real one, the adult version of "dancing with the stars," i have to say. so the "masterchef junior" winner showed she could heat it up in the kitchen along with lev there. their cha-cha, though, only landed a 15. >> here comes honey boo boo. their high-spirited salsa only scored them 19. >> but the colors -- >> the colors, they were so cute and so into it. this is going to be heartbreaking. that's what i can tell you about this show. >> that's the thing. you can't really be tough with the kids, can you? >> you can't. >> tripp palin, grandson, of course, of

involved in ever major legal partisan fight of the clinton and bush eras from ken starr to bush-gore to mandy mer randa's theft of e-mails. i wonder then, as i do today, whether we should promote a loyal partisan warrior to a position that calls for independence and issueusness -- and judiciary. judge kavanaugh displayed partisanship that showed his object activity. i understand these issues are emotional. i understand that his character was being questioned. but rather than provide sincere and measured testimony in his defense, which would have been far more effective, judge kavanaugh revealed that his world view is skewed by a very partisan lens. and let me address probably the most important question about judge kavanaugh, his credibility. president trump has suggested it doesn't matter what someone did 36 years ago in high school. whether -- whatever view you take of that notion, i believe, given the seriousness of what dr. ford, it should matter. but the question of judge kavanaugh's credibility is that -- is one that weighs on us today on his behavior right now. it is not a question abo

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