for instance, marty's classic guitar solo. ♪ go johnny go ♪ >> bop!you do your thing, man. >> bop, bop! and then bop! >> wow. >> reporter: but nothing is cooler than what that car can do. colin ingram is the show's lead producer and also a huge "back to the future" fan. how do you get this thing on stage, move it around? how does it fak to have into this musical? >> it's a character in itself. it does all sorts of different moves to give you the feeling this is actually moving fast. and of course, time travel. this is a real fusion between musical theater and film that's never been done before. it's extremely ambitious, and it works. >> reporter: all adding up to a musical filled with energy and special effects only 2023 could deliver. >> you're one of the very few people in the world who's never seen "back to the future," you'll love this musical. if you've seen "back to the future" hundreds of times, you'll love the musical. because it celebrates the movie. >> what do you hope audiences say as they leave the theater, having seen this show? >> "man,

devlin. >> marty was known as the golden marti, detective perfect. >> but ogrod is far from the only> the first time that i heard about walter ogrod case was the time i was also working on a wrongful conviction case from the philadelphia police department. >> i thought what mr. we ogrod deciding happen him is exactly what happened my client. >> the year before ogrod's arrest, green's client also signed a confession to murder, and also insisted it was coerced. and just like we ogrod, the person who kept transcribe that confession was detective marty devlin. >> he said that mr. wright's confession was a straight-up transcription of what mr. wright said, just as it was being taper courted. >> dna proved wright was innocent, and in 2016 he was exonerated. he filed a civil lawsuit which compelled devlin to sit for a videotaped deposition. >> at that deposition, we put his story to the test. >> are you ready, mr. devlin? >> as another detective read wright's confession, devlin was asked to transcribe, it just like he said happened in the can interrogation room. >> way too fast, way too fas

marty you made it.award winner roger bart as the wiry scientist doc brown. >> if you're going to build a time machine into a car, why not do it with some style? made timeless by christopher lloyd. >> great. scott, did you touch base with christopher lloyd about the role at all? i did. he turned to me and he goes, oh, god, you're doing it. >> you're doing it. it's a musical. i said, yeah, it is. he said, oh, i'm looking forward to hearing doc sing. i said, me too, man. me too. great. scott come here. >> great. scott yes, of course. >> great. scott there you go. thank you. come on. i got it. >> hey, who? the power of love is a curious thing. >> casey likes playing the beloved marty mcfly. doc, my mom's got the hots for me. >> oh. >> every single day i'm sitting in rehearsal and i'm like, i can't believe i'm wearing this. this gibson guitar right now. i can't believe i'm skating around on a skateboard and this is my job. people love marty because of michael j. fox, an and i don't think any of us shy away f

marty gould cummings, thank you for your time.'s start with drag dance, which is sweeping conservative states. talk about the harm being done to performers and the message that this sends to the broader lgbtq plus community. >> these drug bands are unconstitutional, as we have seen from the federal judges who are striking them down. i think the repercussions for drug artists is that, if they're in a state where they are not able to perform, that directly impacts their income, the local economy, and the venues that are hosting drag and then for these pride celebrations that have been canceled in different areas because of this, it signals that queer people are not welcome, which is a dangerous precedent to set. >> and drag bands seem to fit into the larger attack on transgender rights, no? >> yeah, these drag bands are rooted in transphobia because a lot of the language that is put into these different bills is targeting trans people, so it is gender-affirming health care for our kids that is under attack, it is mental health care

that's the idea. >> i'm there i get it >> jimmy: you got it okay, yeah [ laughter ] marty, marty, you're here's your word >> okay. >> jimmy: all right. you have to say, "hey -- >> i'm not an idiot. [ laughter ] hey, alexa -- don't you have to hit the button sorry. >> so you kind of are an idiot [ laughter ] >> let's see what alexa says [ laughter ] >> hold on >> jimmy: start again. >> hey alexa, what is that name of the paper stuff you put on christmas trees that's all sparkly? >> from homegoods.com, to add sparkle and glimmer to your christmas tree, carve out the eye-catching cardboard star ornaments. [ laughter ] [ sad tuba ] >> by the way, it's not made of paper. you know that? >> what's it made of >> it's made of like, foil, aluminum >> jimmy: yeah >> no, it isn't. >> oh, you're from canada. what do you know know? >> no, no, no, no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: steve, it's your turn let's -- >> so, i'm losing this stupid game [ laughter ] >> no, you're losing more than that [ laughter ] you're losing fans, buddy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, here you go >> see, i told you this chair i

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didn't know who marty was. i was like, they said marty. they are like marty wants to see you.y with everyone. it was wild. >> are we going to be friends? >> yeah. want to be my friend? >> we are not going to be friends. >> reporter: her performance opened a lot of eyes and a lot of doors. since then, she has played everything from the queen of england -- >> young. clever. confident. >> reporter: to a complete psychopath. >> seriously, what the hell is wrong with you people? >> the bad guys, it's what we do. >> reporter: and breaking glass windows to glass ceilings. in 2014, she started her own production company to make female focused films like this one. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: for the movie "i, tonya," she learned to skate like ap-olympic figure skater and to fight like, well, tonya harding. >> i outskated him today. >> we also judge on presentation. >> reporter: her turn as tonya got her the first of two oscar nods, but also put her on the map as a producer, drawing comparisons to katharine hepburn, who used her own business sense to help bring "the philadelphia story" to the scre

former labor secretary marty walsh develop trust with the business community as well as labor unions. steady politics aside, marty walsh had significant experience in negotiations and managing negotiations. that experience is important. now with 150 labor contracts expiring this year, the potential of replacing him with someone who has a history of violence and no direct experience handling labor disputes should be concerning to all. i look forward to hearing from miss su as she addresses these concerns in the committee. with that, i yield. >> thank you senator cassidy. i would now like to welcome our nominee, julie su, is currently the acting secretary for the department of labor and for the past two years has served as the deputy secretary to secretary marty walsh. i thank her for being here with us today. now i turn it over to senator padilla from california to introduce her. >> thank you, mister chair. ranking member kathy. acting secretary of labor, julie su. julie is a proud california and as you will continue to hear a champion for worker everywhere. julie is indeed a tireless

backstage at the hit musical with marty and doc.e we go again, tonight's megamillions nearing $1 billion. will we see another jack pot? >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> you know what? i hit the jack pot being here with george and linsey. we got a busy morning ahead of us. >> we're going to have a lot coming up on that looming u.p.s. strike. if an agreement isn't reached by next week, it could cost the economy billions. more ahead. >>> first the extreme heat. the heartland is feeling the oppressive temperatures. alex presha is in texas where temperatures are expected to break 100 this week. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, george. the temperature is already well into the 70s. fire stations like this one are bracing for possibly more heat related calls, as temperatures soar. overnight parts of the midwest getting pounded by hail and rain as the region expects to see temperatures soar by the end of the week. the scorching and deadly heat wave spreading across the country. >> it's been s

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unfortunate incident on 18 with marty fish leading curry by three points.yells in the middle of his back swing. fish hits a terrible tee shot. even curry was like, dude! what are you doing? he still had a birdie putt on 18 to go up 6, but he misses. curry consoles him after the miss. curry for three and the win, drains the biggest putt of his golfing career, makes an eagle on 18 to win the american century championship by two points over marty fish. it is his first win here, and he becomes the first active player to win the event since 2000. i caught up with the champ after his victory. >> i missed a lot of putts on the back nine. i played well. >> when did you know it was good? >> about five feet out it looked good. >> honestly, let it go, had full confidence make or miss. but it was a big week. you know, we have been trying to win this thing for a while and we finally did. >> started yesterday with a hole in one. today had an eagle to win it. he's done a lot of great things in sports, but this is right up there with it, no doubt. >> perfect week all aroun

bring in a man who is an expert with the proper technological training in their development . andre marty and off is a retired russian navy engineer. he's got advanced degrees in engineering such weapons nowadays. andre is a writer and analyst his latest book called losing military supremacy, the myopia of american strategic planning. and you can see more of his musings on his blog at smooth the x 12 dot blog spot dot com. andre, thank you so much for joining us today. so 1st i gotta ask you, for these people paying close attention to the news on the conflict and ukraine, we're hearing many different types of missiles are being used. can you give us a brief, no pun intended, crash course on the differences between some of these missile systems such as, you know, cruise missiles, glide bombs, the ballistic missiles, and especially the new hypersonic missile systems. um, lets start from the m here. let's start with the type of phonics it, because there is a lot of confusion involved this a situation, especially in the west, a hypertonic nice solid, is the missile, which weiss or for the air

the andre marty and off is back with us. so andre many critics of us foreign policy say the west and unintended consequence in their actions in supporting ukraine and pastoring and tie. one have now drawn russia and china into this new alliance and military block that could counter us position as a military super power. we already see this alliance, as evidenced by the c s t o, the collective security treaty organization, with russia and china. obviously, anchoring that group. how do you see the russia, china partnership shaping up in the years to come? should the collective west be concerned? when you fall on the spam, the united states is not a land silver power. it cannot stand in the commercial war in europe against the russia. for example, they know this most people in front are gone. cool. i'm not funny to go, gregory. or they know there are a combination of the military follow, flashing, trying to search only one penny. then your cons, primarily hor on us foreign policy today. they still consider china to be the 5. it

authorities is growing due to the political crisis caused by the resignation of the mayor of the city, martišstakis, after a corruption scandal in the traffic department. lost a few million euros, while the so-called investigation did not reveal serious violations, leaving his post, the former mayor accused his colleagues of treason in the interests of both the mountain and road lobby. the capital of china was covered by a powerful typhoon the day before that flooded the east of the country, in some areas of beijing more than 350 mm of precipitation fell per day, water burst from the subway and stopped public transport. more than one million four hundred thousand people suffered from the elements, another 400,000 evacuees international airport show-doo canceled almost a hundred flights change in the schedule and air shit in japan where they are waiting for the approach of a typhoon. and in the italian region of south tyrol, stormy streams brought down several bridges. strong loads with lines passed there, which caused great damage. in one of the villages. the crawler went straight to the park

we need an expert guy is doctor marty makary, thanks for joining us.n't know and what we learned is that benefit is largely in men, slowing up progression was 12% in women and 42% in men and that's important because two thirds of people with alzheimer's are women and we don't know why. there's a couple reasons why they be possibly more common for men to have a benefit from the truck. one is the study was too small and we don't know and it's an error in the analysis and the other is some aspect of hormone regulation because of previous suggestions that formal therapy can prevent progression or development of alzheimer's so that's interesting though they may be in interaction where the drug is different for men than women. >> so for women, the hormonal impact on the effectiveness, there's a suggestion that may be one reason but we still don't know why, right? >> there's maybe some interaction between formal regulation and the way the drug works in the reason this is important is if you are a woman with early alzheimer's or pre-alzheimer's with the group

marty fish leading by three points, a guy yells at the middle of his back swing. even curry was like dude, come on, what are you doing? a birdie putt to go up six points, he misses it, curries consoling him after the mess. then curry drains the biggest part of his golfing career, a 20 foot eagle. he wins by two points over marty fish, it's his first win at the acc, and he becomes the first active layer to win the event since 2000. i caught up with the champ after his dramatic victory. >> i played pretty well. you've got to make one, that was the one to make.>> how did you know it would be good? we started walking it off. let it go, we had full confidence, we made this a big week. we've been trying to win this thing for a while, and we finally did it.>> he's done a lot of great things in sports, this is right up there come a no doubt.>> we have had a lot of fun. we've had some good competition within the family. steph curry has had such a week.>> along with the title, steph curry also gets family bragging rights, winning a bet with his father and his brother, he ge

they will not been marty new york. okay, turning attention to the middle east, the court in israel has absolved the police officer of the killing of an on palestinian mon with autism in truth mental city i. it of how loc was shifted in may. 2020 while walking through is really controlled. east jerusalem officers had mistaken him as an arm. the silent leading to the fatal shooting the nasa. eunice. what this tragic, the song does empower the song chant, but all out assault just haven't got the promotion at the court to the last may not tell me. i sold a was told by a lawyer suit. and in front of me, everyone was telling me that there is hope right after you stopped that, you turned around again and said he was acquitted. i lost my mind and i didn't know what to do next. i had a very slight hope that a soldier might get punished, but the wasted on the left and the status fish. you know why you far depaul in him because i locks and most was placed 15 days before that they didn't allow anyone to answer. my son was killed o

i don't know what the, but i think it was on a and then they will see the daily back. marty cannot even then they go in the service constance hire you to go to their name and say, talk on the phone hung outside of your yard. just a lack over to the garden. these are our stubborn relative to the last time of day . what's going on with me in health model? hold on. no, no, my mom's had anything. nope, right now marketing maybe it wasn't wanting to be starting the bunk. this one has been just standard phone numbers lost in being one near now. and we know how about 2300 subscribers across our car within 30 minutes, which is quite the opposite of haley either listed monday or something and they keep getting the hello new and leave it as a how does the noise message qualifies for the i got anyone liked big i saw you have been the phone sitting all the time, but that's also audio assurance of, you know, people believing in the system side was any good to go into this with any garden unable to do it over to the state level and they get on without it shouldn't cut a state. so it's done with the s

they will not been marty new york. over to israel now where it quotes has absolved a police officer of the coming of an a palestinian mon with autism in jerusalem's old city. i had all her lot was shot dead in may. 2020. well walking through is very controlled. east jerusalem officers had mistaken him for an on the silence leading to the faithful. shoot the cns. for this, patrick, the psalm does empower the sergeant, but all out assault just haven't got a promotion of the court to the last. may not tell me i stole that there was told by the lawyer sitting in front of me. everyone was telling me that there is hope right after you stopped that you turned around again and said he was acquitted. i lost my mind and i didn't know what to do next. i had a very slight hope that a soldier might get punished, but the wasted it all the status fish. you know why he fired the upon him because i locks and mosque was placed 15 days before that they didn't allow anyone to and my son was killed on saturday. everyone you on lock so i wa

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coming up, doctor marty makary on exactly what you need to know about the fda approving a new breakthrought want to miss. coming up on "the evening edit". ♪ doctor marty makary, we are going to drill in what the media is reporting for all time alzheimer's patients. what you make of the fda that fully approved biogenic for alzheimer's? we haven't seen his approval since 20 years. what you make of this breakthrough treatment? >> a little bittersweet, there is good hope and there are concerns. the good news is it does appear to work, there's a theory if you lower this in the brain it will result in better clinical outcomes, is a theory proven correct. on the downside, there's a black box warning in this new approval today, it warns of severe life-threatening events referring to 13% of patients in the trial that had brain swelling and 19% had a brain bleed. that's about double number of people in the placebo group and three deaths in the group of about 900 so informed consent, only mild and early alzheimer's, pre-alzheimer's like dementia so 75% of people are not even candidates and those of b

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marty fish is 3 points behind.here is his reaction on the hole-in-one. >> i saw a bunch of hands go up. then you just black out. you celebrate. a crazy shot. especially in a tournament like this. i am still coming down from the adrenaline rush. >> how would you rate your post hole-in-one celebration? >> the sprint was phenomenal. great form. i had a couple of moments of celebration, the hat came off. i do not know what my speed was but it was of there. >> reporter: he was trying to make history and get his first title. you can see the final round life right here on nbc bay area news tomorrow. >>> the giants taking on the pirates. is go to the top of the eighth. the score tied. michael hit a single to right. the throw home is off-line. the throw to 2nd is off-line. other than that it was a heck of a play. >>> the athletics lost to the twins. a solo home run at the top of the seventh. baback in the e day, snsneaker dropops meant gettining online t to waitit in line.. now wiwith xfinityty mobile.. ...we get t the fast

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it's hard not to have fun with someone like marty walsh or all of these pieces come together nicely to educate our public, to think about how we capitalize on markets and technology and how we help to usher in a lot of this innovation by providing rules of engagement and that's what we hope we are doing with our technology standards. >> with greenhouse grass regulations, what are the top issues you are dealing with as you try to formulate all of this? >> i would say two things. the first is really wanting to take advantage of the market signals and the explosion of technology and ensuring that our regulations are flexible enough to handle a lot of this innovation without stifling the innovation. rule number two is making sure that every single person in this country is able to feel the benefits of these regulations in terms of clean air and clean water and where we clean up our land. we want to have an equitable rule that really does create a rising tide that lists all of those for everyone in this country, but also this is a huge opportunity to remain and be the most globally competit

[000:00:00;00] since january of last year, marty and the subjects of trade for the first time signed an agreement that it is effective and in demand to say not only the number of cards issued, but also the amount of the discount provided on them, which is already more than 37 million rubles. realizing the importance of supporting consumers and departments once again prolonging the october program, the negotiations in which we conducted with trade organizations on the subject of extending the discount were very difficult and debatable, you know what is in effect in country, a price regulation system that seriously limits the profitability of the trading link and many companies doubted whether they could really withstand the big discounts provided and they look to withstand the load of this. well, these adjustments that were made to the 713 resolution slightly increase the profitability of the trading link. they allowed the scales to be reversed in order to agree to an extension. the system of signature discounts under the document was put by the same list of retailers. this is more th

marty makary to talk about this.ker let's talk about the -- doc, let's talk about the breakthrough. is this significant, and if so, how so? >> i think a lot of doctors do think this is significant, guy, because this is the first time we're actually seeing components of the alzheimer's plaque in the blood system. and that may be a tool, because we're not very good at figuring out who just has age-related dementia,ing 40 may just be forgetting things as a part of ordinary life and who may have very early alzheimer's. and now that we've got some drugs that can be used early in the course of alzheimer's, there's a race now to try to detect it really early. guy: yeah. so i want to talk about the drugs in a second, but one of my thoughts on this disease in particular if which is a really bad one, the the benefits of catching, let's say, cancer early on are obvious to everyone, right? you want to catch it early, you always hear this, so you can treat it as soon as possible so it doesn't spread. with alzheimer's, maybe you c

marty in carry. of natural immunity and linked in pulled it down. dr. makary joins us now. you watched r.f.k. yesterday. could you see a lot of yourself in a lot of the attacks on him? >> that's right. he talked about guilt by association. that sort of modern day mccarthyism. he talked about how asking questions is not allowed. he, you know, he asks a lot of questions himself. but what is interesting is people really don't criticize the details of what he actually said when it came to the covid pandemic. he has been a skeptic. and he may have a different opinion. but he wrote a 500 page book on dr. fauci and the medical industrial complex. 100% of it was true. he said that the nih nominee to direct the nih of president biden received $200 million from pfizer for research. 100 percent true. is he saying things that people know are true but they just don't want to hear it. >> brian: but, still, you even have an out if you are a democrat. well, that horrible person named donald trump vaccine. operation

, sponsored a coup d'état, which led to well-known dramatic consequences stamped not only ukraine marty'ss government released a report in which a quarrel with a jew named a multimillionaire of flexible moral principles that orchestrated the financial crisis of the eighth year big money can only be made with people or on them the first not for soros in the eighty-fourth year, he creates a network of foundations, open society psychology sociology toolkit for mass control. you are a capitalist who does not care about the social consequences of your action, and on the other hand you are a philanthropist who cares about the results for

the herring is drowning too much in oil, the fish took pity, and at the factories where atlantic and martyd, they were greedy, and the oil in the atlantic can was underweight, 11 g, and in march as much as 32. yes, with the amount of cheating. well, maybe they didn’t let down the quality, because it’s supposed to roll a maximum of fatty juicy pieces and the middle part of the fish into preserves, where the belly and back, and the drier ones are not very fat, and therefore less useful tail according to gost can be only one of five pieces, maximum, the third pieces and tasteless and they have more salt, and they are hard, of course, the most useful and delicious part of the herring is the fillet and the middle part. and it turned out that no one abuses the tail parts, but maybe they overdo it with preservatives? yes, in pressers without them, experts in no way resemble, because, unlike canned food. such fish is not sterilized; preservatives are added to such a product. and this is benzoic acid and sorbic acid either together, if they are added in the amount in which they are allowed, they ar

marty. and sadly. >> kelly called aunts asked me if i had seen scott all day and i said no i had not. >> she said call a wellness check. >> so i called the local police. they came out. >> nice house. >> officers from the police department met her at the house. to do what is called a welfare check. when police go to an address essentially to make sure that something that has not happened. >> we walk through the house. >> they moved from room to room. >> so my dad normally would take the dogs out to make sure that they went party outside. and there was pee all over the floor. >> which means the dogs had been left in a long time. >> right. >> now it's not just the morning that he had been missing. >> no one had seen him. >> since the day before? >> right. >> they went into the basement. another officer searched upstairs. officer matt zimmerman was there. >> nothing appeared to be in disarray, nothing appeared to be a struggle. she grabbed some belongings, and stated that she was going to contin

. >> jimmy: it's the best show >> i had so much fun working with steve and marty is honestly a dreamit >> yeah. no, i actually met with them before i got the part. >> jimmy: yeah >> yeah. >> jimmy: and are they rubbing off on you >> oh, completely. i've become snarky and a little grumpy [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah >> no, they're just the best >> jimmy: they are two of the funniest human beings on earth >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah are you shooting season three? >> yeah, we start in january >> jimmy: you do all right, good. [ cheers and applause i know you were telling me backstage, you're like, "oh yeah, you do this thing. and sometimes you go, "they just joke all the time." >> yes >> jimmy: yeah and sometimes you go, "yeah, i'm going to roll by eyes. >> oh, completely. are you kidding me i'm trained to roll my eyes at both of them they're so funny and they just -- they'll tell the same jokes every now and then it's kind of like, all right, guys >> jimmy: yeah and you just said something and marty short had a joke about meryl streep - >> yes >> jimmy: -- and you got to meet meryl streep.

marty makary, johns hopkins school of medicine.d usaid release documents, what made be learn from them. >> suspicion one of the grants the wuhan scientists applied for at the state department was exactly the blueprint of how to make covid. supposedly they said very specifically they want to insert a faren clevage site gene, and senator paul has been talking about it for a long time, i talked to him this week, tony blinken has refused and said he would brief him, and now we will get to see. >> john: on the subject of where covid came from, there was an article that was published in nature and medicine back in the spring of 2020, which pretty definitively said that covid came from natural origins, the article was called "the proximal origin of sars-cov-two, and that our analysis said it was not a laboratory construct or purposefully manipulated virus. one of the authors from edinburgh university wrote i swivel day-by-day thinking it's a lab mistake or natural. even some of the people that authored this paper and signed off on it were

. >> marty, marty!s for my auto detailing i had printed up. >> and doc may be right. believe it or not, flying cars are no longer just science fiction. the first fully electric flying car cleared by the faa. now accepting preorders and kevin and i will not be preordering, and the two-seater at 300,000 bucks. no thank you, no thank you, no thank you. i am not going to be the guinea pig like in a car crash on high, no thank you. >> and it's battery powered, too, if we are blocking out the sun, how are we going to power the car? the funny thing about the clip from "back to the future," that year is 2015. so we are already behind the curve in terms of where we should have been. >> useless facts, not the first design idea like this the faa has approved. so, i guess the if, aa is saying we are open to the idea, but no thank you. you would have had me with the flying car if you said it was gasoline-powered, but electric, no. i'm on the ground and gone, no thanks. >> my husband works in future technologies in t

by that time i was seriously the it's sunday afternoon for marty international studios in moscow. and welcome to the weekly with the week's top story is from all around. i'm 0 a isabel, happy to have you join us. to our top story. chaos continues to rain in cities across france. following tuesdays police killing of a young algerian man on the french politician and former presidential candidate, eric the more believes the unrest seen in france over the past week is tantamount to a civil war of web. derek, we can clearly see that we're in the early stages of a civil war. what is the civil war? it's a confrontation between one part of the population against public authorities or the state is exactly what we have here today. this is an ethnic rise because every way we see losing way people rushed to luxury products. so today the consumption stores the most competitive police were deployed in mass across paris and used tear gas against protesters. $45.00 officers were injured in the clashes and a total of $719.00 people were arrested across the country. in a commune, south of paris pro

he was playing against marty fish.a great approach shot at 16 and he led going into the final hole. the second shot on the par 5, 18th needed to get a close to give him a chance. steph curry made it in for an eagle shot in the win. he becomes the first active athlete to win the event since 2020. >> the last five feet felt like slow-motion because it was right online and i think i dropped a potter and i think i was ready to celebrate. it was the perfect pot at the right time. >> how does this compare with a three pointer at the buzzer to win a game? >> pretty close. >> i'm not sure where to start with you. >> you can take this home with you. >> i get the protocol, but let me take this one, please. >> that is awesome. during his victory press conference, he was asked if he felt like he could retire from basketball to pursue golf and he pointed out, the new terms of the agreement in the nba and said life is good in the league right now and admitted losing to the lakers in the playoffs allowed him more time to prep for thi

host: marty in texas, thank you. this story about a soldier who apparently fled into north korea. an update from nbc. talks begin over u.s. soldier detained in north korea. the u.n. confirms. united nations is in talks with north korea over the american soldier who fled across the heavily militarized border and into the secretive state last week. a top you an official said on monday. travis king was about to fly back to the united states from south korea for possible disciplinary action after refusing to pay a fine for allegedly damaging public property. he slipped away from his military escort at the airport last week and managed to join a guided tour to the joint security area, a piece of land between the north and south that is managed by the u.n.. despite no public word from the north koreans about king, the u.n. -- in talks with the north about the runaway soldier. quote, the primary concern for us is private king's welfare, said a british army officer serving as deputy commander of the united nations command, known as unc. open forum here on "washington journal." (202)-748-8

marty, thanks for what you are doing. >> thank you so much.g me on. this is a very, very big deal. as you know, in our office, we have a great program called crimes against property team. and what we do is work with law enforcement and we put people in jail that steal properties. and i love to talk about it and i'm so appreciative that you have allowed me on here today because i hope that everybody else in the country does the same thing because people that steal these homes pick on the most vulnerable folks we need to hold them accountable. thank you so much for having me on. >> ainsley: thank you for coming on. it's not fair to the homeowners who worked hard to buy these houses. a big hour straight ahead. stay tuned. we'll be right back. ♪ lowe's knows a style refresh is even more refreshing ...when it's at the right price. that's why, we've we pull our favorite looks together in-store and in in the app. so it is easy to get the look you want for less. you got this. we got you. how can anyone love a cat more than a dog. because cats are ador

joining me now, robin marti, director of operations for the west alabama women's center and the authorok for a post roe america. robin, you and i have met often to talk about abortion access and reproductive rights i have to ask what are your thoughts on these very bleak predictions for the second year of post roe? >> i'm nervous, obviously. i don't think there's anything in those predictions that are inaccurate. i would say it could actually be quite, a lot worse, than what's being suspected. one of the things that just came out recently was to study that showed that there were likely 10,000 extra births in texas over that year after they are a six-week ban went into effect. we are just now getting those numbers, so we know that we are at least a year behind in lag, when it comes to finding out how many people were not able to access abortion during a period and which abortion is banned. so, well right now, what we're getting are on the quick hits of these are the people who were denied care when they had medical issues, or these are the people who were denied care and had to travel.

you start the discussions to go back to the beginning because it was 50 years ago this april that marty cooper stood on a street in new york city with a 2-pound device and made the first wireless call. the legend has it he was not working for motorola and it started with a bit of spite. when we went from there it was tremendous because a decade and a half later for a few thousand dollars you could have one of those devices and a little after that we found ourselves in the second generation of devices with voice and texting and then the 3g era where we brought in new internet capabilities that where we kicked into high gear in the united states was in the 4g era because a bunch of things came together. we developed a smart phone here on our shores. we made available lots of spectrum in the 700 megahertz band to make sure the phones connected could go online and watch a video and do lots of things and then the applications economy grew up here. all those things came together and turned the united states into a wireless powerhouse and here we are in the early days of the 5g era, and i thin

the former san jose sharks and marty fisher just three points behind. here is curry on his reaction to the hole-in-one once the ball hit the green. >> i just saw a bunch of hands go up. and then you just kind of blackout. and celebrate. and these crazy shots. especially in a tournament like this. i am still coming down from the rush. >> reporter: how would you rate your post hole-in-one celebration compared to others? >> i just know the sprint was phenomenal. i had a couple moments to celebrate, the hat came off and the glove went off. i don't know what my speed was but it was up there. >> actually was good other than timex in phoenix, the most rememberable hole-in-one i have seen. you can see it tomorrow on nbc bay area beginning at 11:30. >>> history across the pond. marquette yvonne derosa becomes the first unseeded woman to win, from the check were sublet he upset the sixth seated player. her first career grand slam title, billie jean king was the last unseeded woman to make the limited final but she lost to margaret all the way back in 1963. did yo