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what amazes 75-year-old marvin jones the most... >> hi!of 1966, i said i would never return. [chantnting] >> reporteter: it wasas a different time. schools across the south were desegregated, including brunswick high in lawrenceville, virginia, where it fell to marvin and these 14 other kids take that first, painful step. >> on the bus, students would bring kkk flyers, and when i would come down the hall, they would go, "here comes the skunk." i felt as if i had leprosy. >> reporter: even decades later, those memories haunted. so, to heal, marvin decided to put pen to paper, writing letters to the very students who tormented him. what did you say in the letters? >> i would tell what each person had done to me. >> reporter: marvin wrote about 90 such letters to former classmates, pouring out his pain, whether people wanted to hear it or not, and most didn't. but one of the letters he mailed struck a different tone, and that letter was very well received. >> that is he. >> reporter: the recipient was paul fleshood. marvin says paul was one o

marvin said paul was one of the field students who never bullied word. >> touched me. >> reporter: marvinas one of the students i could have been friends with. >> reporter: did you get a sense that he was trying to open a door? >> absolutely. >> reporter: and when you saw that, what did you think? >> i thought, well, i'm going to go through that door. >> hey, buddy. >> reporter: marvin and paul became close friends but it's people good to see you. >> good to see you. >> reporter: and that friendship eventually led to this. >> we acknowledge. we celebrate their legacy. >> reporter: last week, paul and other leaders in the community hosted a ceremony honoring the brunswick 15, those 15 brave children who were once treated like untouchables. now embraced with open arms. >> it means a lot. it means that we have overcome a lot. >> reporter: marvin used to say he never had one good day at brunswick high school. but almost 60 years later, looks like maybe, he finally has. steve hartman, "on the road," in lawrenceville, virginia. >> norah: kindness can help right those wrongs. and that is tonight

back in the 60s, marvin gaye wanted to be frank sinatra.n' on ♪ ♪ hey, what's goin' on ♪ ♪ tell me what's goin' on ♪ ♪ ooh ♪ graham: marvin gaye was very much affected by the vietnam war. his brother was in vietnam, so he's hearing all these stories about what's going on over there. he's seeing the protest here, and it's changing him. he holds up a mirror to america. "look at yourselves, america." graham: he's talking about the war, he's talking about poverty, changing him as an artist in a way that berry gordy is not super happy about. ♪ mother, mother ♪ ♪ everybody thinks we're wrong ♪ ♪ they do ♪ initially berry gordy did not want marvin to do "what's goin' on." questlove: motown was supposed to be non-threatening. here you now have marvin gaye making a protest record about the war that could potentially ruin good money. you don't lightly talk about the government. ♪ yes, i want to know ♪ ♪ what's goin' on right now, people ♪ de passe: ultimately when he agrees to put out "what's goin' on," berry tells marvin, "okay, if you're right, i'l

>> i would tell what each person had done to me. >> reporter: marvin wrote about 90 letters to former he mailed struck a different tone, and that letter was very well received. the recipient was paul, marvin says he was one of the few students who never bullied him or said an unkind word. >> really touched me. >> reporter: he wrote -- >> there were many days i wanted to strike up a conversation with you and i perceived you as one of the students i could have been friends. >> reporter: did you get a sense he was trying to open a door? >> absolutely. >> reporter: when you saw that, what did you think? >> i am going to go through that door. hey, buddy. >> reporter: marvin and paul became close friends. >> good to see you. >> reporter: and that friendship eventually led to this. >> we acknowledge, we celebrate their legacy. >> reporter: earlier this month, paul and other leaders had the community hosted a ceremony honoring the brunswick 15. those 15 brave children who were once treated like untouchables, now embraced with open arms. >> it means a lot. it means that we have overcome a lot.

marvin demonstrates professionalism (clapping.) what does that mean? >> hi. >> you have a report while maintaining the park facilities to make sure they're save for all people. and with the peers and management and e pissing the department values he collected work and above and beyond by raping the interior above the pool and communicating to coworkers throughout the project and take on jobs and projects and strategic and planning preparation and safety protocols thank you, marvin (clapping.) all right. this one marvin counts. >> that's why it is not [off mic.] >> all right. >> (multiple voices). >> i'm almost done here whoops a little bit about marvin on the other side with the work in the rain and still at camp matter and worked corroboratively with the urban forestry for the clubhouses and james boyle come on up (clapping.) (yelling). okay. >> (clapping) i can tell you guys hate this carpet here do you have a nickname. >> no, no. >> val's could. >> okay. you exemplify the standards of special skills and dedication of all work and you maintain the fl

marvin barth of the medic markets. tom: will you come back tomorrow? marvin: of course.iss this conversation with gilles moec. the line above guests -- some of the headlines, triple digit crude by halloween? andrew balls of pimco talking about buying duration. and the 10-year in the 4.30's tom: for global wall street, this is a must listen with gilles moec because he woeful in some of the -- on the gloom basis, where is germany six months from now? but it is much more the holistic view of europe. lisa: and why have stocks been so resilient to where we are in terms of real yields, in terms of yields, in terms of yields come in terms of oil prices? we are looking at a market that is not what anyone expected it will be six months ago, three months ago, three weeks ago. tom: do we have to go to break here? jonathan: in about 30 seconds. you have a bit of time if you want. tom: i just think larry mcdonald was great about it. there is a wall of money that has to go somewhere. jonathan: into the equity market so far this year. coming up next, katherine neiss of pgim fixed incom

we'll have an audience with the boss of marvin's magic.k, instagram and whatsapp, has been unveiling its plan to bring artificial intelligence into our daily routine. ceo mark zuckerberg has been showing off what he calls

marvin gaye is a soul singer. that's what he's saying.be you could argue he might have something to say about roll. but it is. i about rock n roll. but it is. i mean, phil lynott have mean, phil lynott would have been argument, you been a good argument, maybe, you know, jet, you know, or phil lynott jet, you know, or phil lynott jet, you know, chuck berry would have beenin know, chuck berry would have been in there. berry only know, chuck berry would have been inawaye. berry only know, chuck berry would have been in away recently.5erry only know, chuck berry would have been in away recently. that'snly passed away recently. that's a good could have had good point. he could have had chuck berry, but names chuck berry, but the names he mentions bono, dylan, mentions bono, bob dylan, jerry garcia, john garcia, mick jagger. john lennon. pete lennon. springsteen. pete townshend. also about townshend. and what also about slash from from guns and roses. is he not a rock and roller ? you is he not a rock and roller? you say he's mixed race. yes, h

marvin gaye. they did not articulate at that level.amy: jann wenner later apologized for his comments. he has faced criticism for decades over how rolling stone wrote about black and women musicians. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. coming up, voices from the march to end fossil fuels in new york city. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: the peace poets performing their new song "the end of fossil fuels" at sunday's march to end fossil fuels. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. under a bright blue sky here in new york city, organizers estimate some 75,000 people filled the streets of midtown manhattan in order to send a sunday clear message to the world, and especially to u.s. president joe biden, end fossil fuels. it was the largest u.s. climate mobilization in years. some 700 grassroots groups united to call on biden to declare a climate emergency, stop all federal approvals for new fossil fuel projects, phase out

or maybe marvin gaye, or i could cut curtis mayfield. they didn't articulate at that level. >> gay and mayfield are considered some of the most influential songwriters. ♪ keep on pushing ♪ ♪ >> with faymayfield credited ase of the first musicians to introduce social consciousness. in an apology, he acknowledged he demeaned the impact of black and women artists. he was removed from the rock 'n' roll hall of fame foundation, which he also co-founded. >> thank you. straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news" sudan enflames as war goes on in the capitol. and centuries' old relics returneded. and the girls o of the gridiron shshowing thee sideline e with famous f father. >>> today fire engulfed a landmark sky scraper in sudan. video shows the tower engulfed in f in heavy flames. more than 5 million people have fled sudan since fighting erupted back in april. tonight an investigation is under way after a deadly plane crash in the amazon. it happened saturday as the plane tried to land in heavy rain. 14 people were on board, most of thome tourists

. >> from marvin -- after marvin gaye passed away, i bought it from his estate.my: so you're rich, then. [ laughter ] >> i got -- i got that paper. >> jimmy: i got to tell you, it's like a gift to all of us every time you're in something. you also just shot "beverly hills cop 4" which is unbelievable. [ cheers and applause ] >> that was a hard one. >> jimmy: thanks for coming out of your house. hey, i heard you never go to arsenio's house, is that true? >> i've never been to his house. >> jimmy: never been to arsenio's house? >> once in 40 years. >> jimmy: how many times has he been to your house? just a random guess. >> he was at the house the other day. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thousands of times? >> thousands of times. he's very mysterious. actually call him mysterio. >> jimmy: he's mysterious? he doesn't want you at his house? >> no, he's just mysterious. arsenio pops up. then you'll be like, he's around, then "where'd arsenio go?" he left, didn't say good-bye. pops in, pops out. very mysterious. >> jimmy: do me a favor. on the way home, stop by, pound on the d

and reporter marvin scott has more now on the fda approved therapy. >> john, it's cancer really is a 70 year old and it woman who has been diagnosed with late-stage alzheimer's, a degenerative disease for which there is no cure. it has been a slow progression over the past 10 years. kinases husband of 50 years found his wife in a downward spiral. chance was having trouble walking, having communication with people. >> sort of out of it for the most part, eventually the orcas director of neurology at saint francis hospital was consulted an mri agenda who brain reveal just far the disease had advanced. you can see that there's a lot of atrophy which is thinning of the brain. that's when the first areas of the brain that becomes involved in alzheimer's type dementia. we believe it's the inflammation in the brain. >> that is promoting a lot of the disruptions since last january. janice has been part of a breakthrough. fda investigational therapy designed to clear the inflammation. this is not a drug. it's the patient's own blood cells. we take the patients, white blood cells in a particul

you know, but, maybe marvin gaye, i could cut -- , they didn't articulate at that level.e up to that same historical standard, just to avert this kind of criticism. >> joining me now, is nelson george, filmmaker, cultural critic, and author of the hippest trip in america, soul train, and the evolution of culture and style. mr. nelson george, it's good to get a chance to talk with you. i'm just going to let you comment on the fact that jan weiner was not articulate enough to form a - defense for his own to be racist comments. >> i want to preface my remarks by saying all of the artist that he list our great artists. i want to say blue springs a couple weeks ago. that said, the underlying prejudice behind his comments speak to the overall impact of rolling stone over the last 40 years. because rolling store was the, quote unquote, music magazine of the rock era, their influence was very wide. so, radio programmers, tv stations, other magazines, newspapers, all took a cue from what rolling stone said was hip. so, if your measure of greatness is a white guy with a guitar, a w

. >> and now reporter marvin scott has more on the fda approved therapy. >> john, it's cancer reallys a 70 year old and has that woman who has been diagnosed with late-stage alzheimer's, a degenerative disease for which there is no cure. it has been a slow progression over the past 10 years, kind his husband of 50 years found his wife in a downward spiral. chance was having trouble walking, having no communication with people. >> sort of out of it. for the most part, eventually the orcas director of neurology at saint francis hospital was consulted an mri of brain revealed just far the disease had advanced. you can see that there's a lot of atrophy, which is thinning of the brain. it's one of the first areas of the brain that becomes involved in alzheimer's type dementia. we believe it's the inflammation in the brain. >> that is promoting a lot of the disruptions since last january. janice has been part of a breakthrough. fda investigational therapy designed to clear the inflammation. this is not a drug. it's the patient's own blood cells. we take the patients, white blood cells and

maybe marvin gaye.ould curtis mayfield, they didn't articulate at that level. ♪ >> reporter: rock and roll hall of fame inductees gaye and mayfield are also considered some of the most influential songwriters. ♪ with mayfield credited as among the first musicians to introduce social consciousness into black american music during the civil rights era. in an apology, wenner acknowledged his comments diminished the contributions, genius, and impact of black and women artists. before making that apology, wenner was removed from the rock and roll hall of fame foundation which he also co-founded. elise preston, cbs news, los angeles. >>> well, a krispy kreme doughnut store in alaska had a delivery intercepted by hungry customers. a mama bear and cubs were chowing down on doughnuts in the delivery van. they gobbled 20 packages of doughnut holes and six packages of chocolate doughnuts. the store says that from now a driver will remove the ramp and close the doors before leaving the van. >>> coming up on "cbs mo

i'm meeting up with marvin tapia, aka mr.mi, right here in little havana, just to get a deeper understanding of what makes this cuban enclave so special. hola, mr. miami. - john, cómo estás? - how's it going? though marvin is colombiano, he's spent most of his life here in miami, surrounded by cubanos, dominicanos, salvadoreños-- hey, you name it. - miami is so unique. but little havana is like miami's ellis island. - his love for the latin community and the non-profit work he does preserving little havana has earned him the respect of the locals-- and, of course, his nickname, mr. miami. - so many people have come here to launch their opportunity for their families, looking for a home, and a lot of people found it. - and they found it here. they found sanctuary. - and it started with the cubans. - from his stronghold in the wild sierra maestra mountains, cuba's fidel castro emerged triumphant after two years of guerilla warfare against the batista regime. - since the cuban revolution of 1959, cubans have been flocking to mia

and marvin in the end, they decided to close just as the mts statement wrote, there was not enough dataal intelligence in the company in march they said that they were developing a new voice assistant and a new speaker, but no deadlines were given, it looks like the launch is just around the corner, but simple . it definitely won’t be on the russian market of smart speakers . yandex is quite fair in the lead with its stations and alice. there are also sberbs and salyuts and a vk holding with capsule speakers in which marusya lives. this is all the technology we have up to this minute roman or thank you we continue, right after the advertisement we will tell you how china is getting rid of us securities about this not only in the economic news block. the main thing is creaminess, and ekaterina i knew how to find natural cream for this, we do it well together, alfa bank was the first in russia to cancel the commission for the aquarium. all payments without commission with a free account for business alfa bank is the best bank for business for the food industry until october 13, moscow exp

and marvin in the end, they decided to close just as the mts statements wrote, there was not enough datantelligence in the company in march they said that they were developing a new voice assistant and a new column, but they did not give a time frame, it seems the launch is not far off, but it’s simple for sure there will be no smart speakers on the russian market ; yandex is leading quite closely in its places. and alice also has sberbs and salutes and a vk holding with capsule columns in which marusya lives. and now about the weather, warming in the european part of russia is reaching its peak in st. petersburg and moscow. last night became the warmest in the entire history of meteorological observations. our meteorologist ekaterina grigorova will tell you more about this. we talked about the moscow record, the northern capital lost only 1/10° to moscow, the minimum temperature in st. petersburg was plus 16.1° and forecasts for the weekend promise new highs, both day and night, september 20 also brought records to a number of cities and moscow among them plus 24.4 in vladimir 25.5 pere

just fell together that way, and that in retrospect, he does wish he would have interviewed the late marvin gaye or otis redding. rhiannon andrew derek, thank you. >> time now for a look at your monday weather. this charleston, south carolina, looked like after heavy rain and gusty winds during high tide. now, thankfully, it will be dry across the southeast today. meanwhile, parts of the chicago area also flooded over the weekend. some areas got up to nine inches of rain. most of the midwest will be dry today as well. but showers are expected in the plains. checking today's high temperatures, mostly in the 70s across the northeast, 80s in the rockies and 90s. seconds along the gulf coast, 92 in new orleans and 90 in miami. >> coming up, a deadly collision during a popular airshow. >> also ahead, why some people on social secured city are being told to give money back to the government because of a mistake, even if it's not their fault. and later, disturbing allegations against actor and comedian russell brand. >> how he's now responding they just know their way around a good deal. that's wh

you know, but maybe marvin gaye. i could cut curtis manfield.'t articulate at that level. >> reporter: those words blasted as sexist and racist, winter being kicked off the rock 'n' roll foundation board. >> you look at what "rolling stone" meant since it came out in 1967 and to think the person who oversaw the magazine and said yes or no felt this way about women and black artists. >> reporter: responding in the backlash in a statement by his publisher saying in part i made comments that diminished the contributions, genius, and impact of black and women arts and i apologize. but rolling stone and the hall of fame have drawn criticism around the issues of women and racism before. >> thank you so much. please induct more women. >> for a long time it has been too much power at the top that is white and male. this interview, awakening is a big reminder of that. >> reporter: a reminder putting calls for diversity in the music industry back at center stage. aaron gilchrist, nbc news. >>> coming up the daycare disaster looming across the daycare disa

marvin king has a front row seat how much of a difference has it made in your daily life >> oh, rightit would have been a slow stop bye, have a great day. >> reporter: dropping off his kids at school, the oxford father lives where studies also show those circles are cutting the commute. >> throughout the course of the week i'm probably saving 30, 40 minutes. >> reporter: with growth comes pain. a new roundabout opened a second lane last summer and saw 130 crashes since. officials there say as more drivers have gotten used to it, the numbers have gone down and even the so-called roundabout capital of the south -- >> usually i yell at them in my car thinking they can hear me >> reporter: -- not everyone is along for the rides. >> i do not like them one bit. i hate them. >> reporter: like them or not, they're here to stay with more on the way. >> i have gotten calls from other mayors saying, hey, we're thinking about a roundabout >> reporter: and this mayor hopes her corner of the south -- >> a roundabout is great solution in oxford, mississippi. >> reporter: -- can be a road map to the

and then he began calling himself martin and marvin at one point in the 1930 census, he's listed as marvin king that might, just might have been a mistake by the census taker. we don't. but then he travels to and learns more about martin luther and comes and turns the l to luther and a very gradual process. it's not until his wedding invitation goes out that he begins to call himself martin looking for the first time, and then a few years. after that he begins using martin luther king and then tells his son, by the way, name is changing, too. so why martin luther was the significance? why would he choose? that name of martin luther was the great protestant reformer from germany who stood for religious independence. standing up for your beliefs for, you know, for principle over over practicality. well, he didn't really want to be a minister did he know he was his father for a long time, assumed that he was going to be a minister yeah but well it's interesting though i was really struck by this i found and autoblog raphe that daddy king martin luther king jr senior was referred to as daddy k

operation of the armed forces of ukraine continues in donetsk region as well. in the lyman, avdiiv and marvinections, the occupiers transfer their forces to the south and report it to the main headquarters of the national guard, but in the case of the united states, significant progress is noted in the counteroffensive, they make predictions about the ukrainian breakthrough, so the director of the analysis of the intelligence department of the us ministry of defense trend mall said that the probability of a breakthrough of the ukrainian military by the end of this year is 40-50%. he voiced this in an interview with de icons, according to him, the advance in the robotic area gives the armed forces of ukraine a real opportunity by the end of the year to break through all the russian defense lines, at the same time among the factors that make the task very difficult, he calls the limited amount of ammunition and seasonal deterioration but nato secretary general stoltenberg believes that ukrainian forces are exceeding expectations in the course of the offensive in the south . at the same time, i

they saw how well berry gordy had done and the temptations, marvin gaye, all these acts were making bigastic black mu5ic talents. it is all these small labels that we wanted to use, to collect ourselves on the side of the pond. the only way we could get them in those days, there was no social media so e—mails or mobile phones, so we had to wait for the gi to come into liverpool. the clubs they used to pick up such as in manchester, this is where we found these records. we imported records and in some cases, there was only one tune, one record made and they gave us and said that it. they went back to putting car handles and chevrolets in detroit. it was a unique and amazingly different whole new thing for the scene in the 605. i'm happy to say we've now got edges of people dancing, in case anyone needs to know, it's very vigorous. the spinning and skill with a spinning, not falling over throughout the night, going on for hours. extraordinary skill. it hits ou like hours. extraordinary skill. it hits you like a _ hours. extraordinary skill. it hits you like a turn _ hours. extraordinary s

welcome to over 1500 delegates from marvin 7 to 5 countries. organize the say. it is the largest gathering seems to be an easy to respond to 9 years ago . and the 1st summit to be hosted in west africa, the summit to 6 to address the challenges in off because of g as in industries as open opportunities for expansion. the meeting will also address whether office and carriers are ready to meet international ed transports forecast. soft passenger numbers on the content as well, double by the year 2014 office accounts for 18 percent of the global population. what has just over 2 percent? sure. of the global transport market. but the anticipated of here's and broke it off because it's driven by various sponsors, including economies and population growth of increasing organization. the summit will also look at government involvement in the a vision sector as the role of emergent technologies in enhancing efficiency of off because of using industries on wednesday night to we have to use administer specialist k. i'm a while comes investors and set my julia is ready to b

such extreme violence and when i was i need to steve my next door neighbor, my child, his friend marvin. he was on killed a month before his 18th birthday. i'm so yeah, that was destiny of customers for me to one to one on the found housing because i couldn't even have turned in our society about to work with in my community to support people who are experiencing things. i know people should, i should be a vast experience, especially children there in the front does. could you just explain to me a little bit about the services that you provide? the young people, for, from is on a mission to empower young people in communities to fight for just this piece on freedom. and we support young people who have experienced violence to create change in their own lives, in our community and society. and so it's about community empowerment, it's about lifting young people to be able to 5 and not just survive. you've also got a background in or you can create a know a degree. how much do you feel that has impacted your work in that community and awareness of the situations that people come off again

something in the 8000 marvin's london, the last 3 days alone and nothing more than the island entire population found the death soul from devastating floods in libya, process a 1000 for the official saying that nobody could potentially double the was just on one minute past midnight's on friday morning here and the russian capital money, speech of scotch, and there's all the world is looking as a new day yesterday. and that's what top story they saw, a transgender american who recently became an official spokes person. so you quite a few minutes. you brush that's released in a dress, openly threatening russian generalist the next week. the teeth of the russians devils will nash ever harder. and the rabbit and mouse will foam and uncontrollable frenzy as the world will see, a favorite kremlin propagandist pay for their crimes. and this pop of prudence is only the 1st rush's war. criminal, propagandist will all be hunted down and justice will be served to sarah students who are to release this message in a, in a video statement. so it can, i can why the on social media on wednesday it

welcome to over 1500 delegates from marvin's 7 to 5 countries. organizers say it is the largest gathering seems to be an easy to respond to 9 years ago. and the 1st summit to be hosted in west africa, the summit to 6 to address challenges in off because of g as in industries and open up opportunities for expansion. the meeting will also address whether office and carriers are ready to meet international ed transports forecast. 5 passenger numbers on the content as well, double by the year 20, 14 august, the accounts for 18 percent of the global population. what has just over 2 percent? sure. of the global transport markets. but the anticipated v as in growth in off the gas is driven by various sponsors, including economy and population growth as increasing organization. the summit will also look at government involvement in the a vision sector as the role of emerging technologies in enhancing efficiency of off because of here's an industries on wednesday night to we have to use administer best as k. i'm a while comes investors and said my julia is ready to become office as a v, as in hop

it started in a dialogue between my mentor of marvin minsky and a science fiction writer isaac asked them off the truck route last for robotics. going back to the fifty's, i believe. and the problem with it is this very much like the ancient stories about the genie in the bottle that you mentioned. and i should remind you that you in your stomach this but at any rate, in the stories about industries about teenagers, the genie grass you wishes brian, you try to come up with wishes, but the genie always trusts them. right? yeah. and so it's exactly the problem which has been notes and things times that that you can't automate away the behavior of some autonomy. anything because the lowest twist, what you say, you never really know, you know, like it's an, it's not a possible. it's article haired projects you know and uh, but i feel like people still want to read, you know, still want to try to check the teeny, and i don't think you can maybe to any smart m a certain means. so if it's any stupid then that way, but i don't think you can do that. i don't think there's any way to set down

there could have been some arguments for marvin you who wish to left there who are leaving now. but these are not facts and you haven't been able to prove that. now how you're going to attend the adoption because there's a school info is conferred by oh, the side. not likely. all right, all right, so i'm sorry, everybody says that we, we have, we have run out of time. so we're going to have to leave the conversation there. thanks so much to all of our guests in the gar up are the right matching prices and our since product. yeah. and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website. i'll just share a. com. i prefer the discussion, go to our facebook page, that's facebook dot com, forward slash ag inside story. you can also during the conversation on x r handle is at a j inside story. for me, i'm how much enrollment a whole thing here, bye for now the the, what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they are going through here to assist you to. we believe everyone has a story. we're hearing the one of the last remai

marvin. >> hey jim, we have two things for you. number one, you have the best educational investing show ever on tv. congratulations for that. >> thank you. >> be careful going home because the weather is. >> yes. my wife told me it is very difficult to get from one area to the another. i appreciate that. >> gets safe. i just wanted to ask about mcdonald. why are they taking the 10%? >> there has been some some chatter between the franchise and management doesn't seem to be going that well here i also think we are paying less for every single stock. some might just say listen i'm not going to pay that. i will only pay 20 times earnings. that is that multiple contraction we see in all the great pro stocks. next week it is all about the jobs report. it shows some slots in the labor force. tonight as you know -- that didn't stop -- for making their debut. i am recapping all the deals this month and where we stand. that it seems like every rally is bad news for --. it is going to shock you. she told you not to -- because it would be a

marvin and his wife have been married for 78 years congratulations.a former seamstress and business owner from washington, d.c. her granddaughter says she exemplifies the life of perseverance, hard work and selflessness hazel of maine, 105 years old. she's one of the original switchboard operators making sure phone calls go through. heading now to louisiana, that's where we find pearl welsh, she is celebrating 100 years and a happy 100th birthday to helen virginia anderson of houston, texas secret to longevity, she says she eats lots of veggies every meal but more forly followed by dessert. happy birthday. >> craig had to leave early. said something about canvassing for votes. >> that's right, yeah. >> voting is open. >> he feels voters want to meet him personally and assess his sexiness. >> shake those hands. >>> coming up, fun and creative ways to save all the photos you took this summer >>> then we go backstage with music's biggest stars at the vmas it will be a good one. first, a check of your local news and weather. and vote for al roker. >> i wa

i thought marvin elson at lowe's was a remarkable quarter. i think marvin is a great merchant. said, this thing is going to rip. but it's been delayed reaction because i think people are very worried about big box. walmart stalled at 160 after a nice run. i thought mcmillen did a very good job on the call. rainy who added his middle name -- didn't have that when he was working with dan schulman at paypal, but that's okay. i added to j. -- when i got to college. some guy said, what's your middle name? i don't have one. from now on it's j., sounds very dignified. let's just say it was code for -- >> i'm struggling not to say jewish. why not let's go for it. >> maybe we'll get to it. maybe we'll get to musk. >> james j. cramer. my 42nd year on wall street. it's about time to start talking straight. >>> let's get to arm holdings kicking off their road show, submitting the ub dated filing setting the price range between 47 and 51. nice hit by leslie picard this morning. jim looking at the discount from the round last month. >> you talk to raenee haas. you're not speaking to some oxf

. >> louis sanchez and marvin norwood are now free and not far from brian's mind.ou think about them? >> every single day, wondering what they're doing? yeah one of the guys got four years in prison. the other guy got eight years in prison. so there i had five cardiac arrests that night in the hospital. and that's all they got. >> his family sued the dodgers, citing poor security in the parking lots. they were left with just over $5 million to take care of brian. his family has been there the whole way, caring for his every need. and surprisingly, even though he was nearly killed, brian says he would go back to dodger stadium for another dodgers giants game. >> i would wear the same jersey and still go to the game just be have a heads up as to what's going on. >> mark brown, abc seven news. incredible to hear that story again. >> we of course wish him the best recovery and it's nice to see that he continues to improve . well, it has been one year since the death of queen elizabeth. the second king charles released an audio message to mark the anniversary we recall

music: i heard it through the grapevine by marvin gaye. # i bet you wonder how i knew...# there's been. people coming in with lots and lots of washing to do. doing it in a laundrette, you can put three washing machine fulls in one of these big washes. half an hour, 40 minutes later, it's all done. don't forget you're i using their machine, their electricity and their water. most people are on water meters, aren't they, these days. _ 0h, pete, me head, it's going round and round and round just looking at it. the laundrette will always... people will always have a need to change clothes. so, you know, shopping may go online, everything else goes online, but actually you will wear clothes you and will always wear clothes. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. now it's time for the panel. this is the part of the show where the panel get to talk about whatever they want, within reason. kelly, let's start with you.— they want, within reason. kelly, let's start with you. being in the us, one let's start with you. being in the us. one of

maybe marvin gaye. curtis mayfield.ate at that level. >> says the inarticulate person who would make that comment, but i digress. winter also said that perhaps he should have, quote, found one black and one woman artist, unquote, just to avoid criticism. isn't that special? he most certainly had a list of names to choose from in the lock and roll hall of fame -- chuck barry or maybe james brown, ray charles with aretha franklin, bibi king, janet jackson, jay-z, dolly parton, stevie nicks, i could go on all day. but we have got more to talk about. i didn't even give you an exhaustive list of options, by the way. his comments leaving the rock and roll found a -- it led them in a statement through a spokesperson for the publisher of the masters winter told cnn, impart, quote in my interview with the new york times i made comments that diminished the contributions, genius, and impact of black and women artists and i apologize wholeheartedly for those remarks. unquote. i want to bring in colder writer trae johnson, is so goo

so in response to that the faulty county commissioners particularly the commissioner marvin errington a revolution and it was actually coal offered or corps sponsored by nathalie hall to create the very first county led, the first, let me get this right because it is important. the first county led reparation task force in the former confederacy. and so that is so important. when we begin to look at the history of slavery, urban grenoble, and the united states. and considering our history of atlanta being the epicenter of the civil rights movement, it is only fitting for fulton county to actually begin this initiative. so i am glad that the commission was actually, took it upon himself to form and. it was actually supported by four commissioners out of seven. and it began initially with only four task force members being added on to this initiative. and gradually we post for the county commissioners to add to representatives pro district. and that we have our numbers up to nine. so it is been. >> let me pause right there. because i don't have to tell you that as recently as a decade a

. >> i wish i could have interviewed marvin gaye. >> reporter: wenner noted he didn't include black artistsause they didn't articulate well enough to include the word "masters" the title of his book set to be released september 26th. willie? >> dana griffin in los angeles, thank you so much. >>> a thriller late last night for the most talked about team and coach in college football after a whole lot of chatter between the coaches this week, colorado beat rival colorado state in double overtime thanks to a comeback led by quarterback sanders, the son of head coach, the hall of famer, deion sanders. colorado, 43, and colorado state, 45. coach prime and the buffs face a much tougher test next week at >>> it's not going to feel much like summer around the bay area. we have lots of low clouds in san jose to start. but the low clouds thin out, high clouds moving up from the south in the afternoon. below average temperatures, especially for the inland valleys. mid to upper 70s inland today from san jose to morgan hill and around the tri-valley. we continue with the cool temperatures over the next

i suppose when you use a word as broad as the masters, maybe marvin gaye.culate at that level. ♪ what's going on ♪ >> reporter: rock and roll hall of fame inductees gaye and mayfield are also considered some of the most influential songwriters. ♪ keep on pushing ♪ with mayfield credited as among the first musicians to introduce social consciousness into black american music during the civil rights era. in an apology wenner acknowledged his comments diminished the contributions genius and impact of black and women artists. before making that apology wenner was removed from the rock and roll hall of fame foundation, which he also co-founded. jericka? >> elise preston, thank you. >>> sudan in flames as war rages on in the capital. plus, centuries-old looted relics returned. >>> and the girls on the gridiron sharing the sideline with their famous father. >>> today fire engulfed a landmark skyscraper in the conflict-ridden part of sudan. video shows the 18-story tower engulfed in flames after heavy fighting between the army and rival forces in the capital of kha

just fell together that way and that in retrospect, he wished he would have interviewed the late marvindding. >> drew barrymore says she is pausing the return of her daytime talk show until the writers guild strike is over. she made the made the announcement in a statement posted to her instagram page sunday morning. she says she has listened to everyone and made the decision to pause the show's premiere. she also apologized to anyone she may have hurt and says she hopes for a resolution very soon. the reason this is a controversy is because she said she was going to start the show anyway, even though the writers were striking. so obviously she has backtracked on that. the emmy awards were set for tonight, but they've been postponed because of the strike . instead, they're going to be held january 15th. the awards acknowledge tv writing and acting and those involved in the strikes can't promote any programs. a host has not yet been announced. the writers guild of america has been on strike since may. sag aftra has been striking since july by the australian government is demanding change

should have known when he said the properties were boardwalk, baltic avenue, marvin gardens, and a scotty the size of a top hat. so all of this is bad and should be disqualifying for public office, but it could be worse. and it is, because he also claimed his mother died in the september 11th attacks, then clarified that she passed away a few years later, then re-clarified that she actually died in december of 2016. that is a horrible thing to lie about. his poor mother must be spinning in all of her graves. so, pretty bad that he lied about his mom dying on 9/11. but that seems kind of quaint when you learn that santos also said his grandparents survived the holocaust as ukrainian jewish refugees, a claim that is not supported by genealogical records. in fact they were born in brazil, so technically they did survive the holocaust by never being in europe. that's a pretty big lie, but santos had a clever out with this statement "i never claimed to be jewish. i am a catholic. because i learned my maternal family had a jewish background, i said i was jew-ish." well, sure. in fact, that's a