oh, maury, it's that girlfriend. the you know the one who was editor in chief of sports illustrated and he he is so annoying. i mean. oh are you rolling on. bill? well, he calls you all the time. we have lots to talk about how did you do on the fourth hole. okay. okay. well anyway anyway, it's a great question and you know, i'm not in your shoes. i'm not in her shoes. but i've always if you just keep plugging and you keep doing stories that make a breakthrough somewhere, i once you get the great story, there's a there's a feeling of colorblindness i really do. i think i think the story still wins out on most news networks. i think i think you're right maury see he has a great deal of wisdom. yeah. yeah. it's not just but you got to get this story and. you have to have the opportunity to get this story. that's the problem. the problem is. the opportunity. i think we it's the perception of who are is very difficult overcome because people expect us to be demure and to acquiesce, you know, and to to play by the rules. b

maury connie. or i may, i you just need to remember thing only one with you tonight is, not about you. oh. okay. okay. okay. so as was mentioned, my father was the sports writer for the washington post for 75 years. and when i first when i first started out, when i was interviewing people, he said, you know, son, in order to a person, you have to be full of your subject. never has a day gone by that. he hasn't surprised me. really? yeah. well, like how? i don't want to talk about it. cannot contact. vince hua, chung was the 10th of ten children. the last. and as was said before, the only one born in the united states. so nine of them were born in china. so six girls and three boys. however, five of those children died in infancy, including all three boys. so remaining were the forces. josephine, charlotte jun and mamie. and they all to the united states? no, i'm sorry. no, no, no. i do know you broken. no, you've been 100% accurate so far. i'm very impressed. her a baby daddy. her father. her fathe

maury connie. or i may, i you just need to remember thing only one with you tonight is, not about you. oh. okay. okay. okay. so as was mentioned, my father was the sports writer for the washington post for 75 years. and when i first when i first started out, when i was interviewing people, he said, you know, son, in order to a person, you have to be full of your subject. never has a day gone by that. he hasn't surprised me. really? yeah. well, like how? i don't want to talk about it. cannot contact. vince hua, chung was the 10th of ten children. the last. and as was said before, the only one born in the united states. so nine of them were born in china. so six girls and three boys. however, five of those children died in infancy, including all three boys. so remaining were the forces. josephine, charlotte jun and mamie. and they all to the united states? no, i'm sorry. no, no, no. i do know you broken. no, you've been 100% accurate so far. i'm very impressed. her a baby daddy. her father. her fathe

maury connie. or i may, i you just need to remember thing only one with you tonight is, not about you. oh. okay. okay. okay. so as was mentioned, my father was the sports writer for the washington post for 75 years. and when i first when i first started out, when i was interviewing people, he said, you know, son, in order to a person, you have to be full of your subject. never has a day gone by that. he hasn't surprised me. really? yeah. well, like how? i don't want to talk about it. cannot contact. vince hua, chung was the 10th of ten children. the last. and as was said before, the only one born in the united states. so nine of them were born in china. so six girls and three boys. however, five of those children died in infancy, including all three boys. so remaining were the forces. josephine, charlotte jun and mamie. and they all to the united states? no, i'm sorry. no, no, no. i do know you broken. no, you've been 100% accurate so far. i'm very impressed. her a baby daddy. her father. her fathe

maury, we're going to have to move faster than this. see? see, i know. you know. yeah. tick, tick. but i thought those were the glory years. tick, tick, tick. i thought those were the glory years. well, anyway, you moved to los angeles. you've become a big star in los angeles. and guess who shows up you know? oh, you. that's later no. guess who showed when you moved my parents. yeah, they called me and they were so that we're going to come out live near you, with you. i said well. yeah. why why why didn't just say no? i couldn't. i'm a i'm a good chinese starter, you know, it's just like you were never the good jewish son. no, connie povich. there's actually one. and i'm connie two or t oh and connie one is here. married maurice, older brother. he was the good jewish son. you were. and my sister, my youngest, she was. she was adoring one. uh huh. she was the youngest. and i was a piece of --. yep, he was. he was the monkey. the middle. right in the middle. child. and he i told my one time when i was on television and i did a show on and sons and so he was with me and i said, you kn

——mauri dance made famous globally by the all blacks rugby team. over 6,000 people took part.u are all caught up. have a great night. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm jane dougall. the drip drip drip of criticism — the manchester united manager is expected to stay despite that embarrassing loss to tottenham. a convincing win for bournemouth who are up to 11th but their rival southampton are in trouble after thei 3—1 loss. after the 3—1 loss. and a landmark deal at hampshire are to become the first county cricket side owned by an overseas franchise, the delhi capitals. hello and welcome to the programme. we start with speculation over the future of manchester united manager erik ten hag. he is expected to stay. and senior sources at the club have told bbc sport that it is business as usual ahead of man us two upcoming matches this week against porto and aston villa. that is despite united falling to 13th in the league after a comprehensive 3—0 loss to tottenham. they have just seven points. the club'sjoint fewest after six games of a premier league season. however, erik ten

out throughout the day here um and reactions by world leaders to it, meanwhile joining us is yusuf maurie eminy capital sun, there is a comprehensive protest, there are protest throughout the last couple days on the one-year anniversary and supported palestinians throughout the world will share information of those protests with you, but there is one now uh underway and the uh yemini city of sada where thousands every week uh pour out actually after friday uh prayer prayers, but like as we mentioned today is the one-year anniversary of operation alexa flood, so yemeneses are out in the streets showing their support for palestinians, for lebanese and against israel. uh, yusuf maury from sona, pleasure to check in with you, good morning to you, bud, what's a mood like there with respect to the one-year anniversary of operation alxa flood? well, this is very special occasion. celebrated here in yemen and perhaps even in the rest of the muslim world, because the yemeny people believe that this is the day that the palestinian cause was once again brought to the attention of the muslim world,

the gaza strip has lifted and until the aggression on lebanon stops as well, but correspondent yusuf mauri joined us from sana to tell us more about the latest yemini operations against israel. um, hypersonic was launched just a couple of hours ago, news reports came out about an hour ago, hypersonic missile according to the, ansar law officials hit its target in the israeli regime's capital, yafa, also known as tel aviv, so uh, perhaps more attacks are in store in the coming hours, because this is a day that was commemorated and celebrated in yemen as the day that the palestinian cause once again came to be the focus of those who claimed to be from the islamic world, the islamic nation and those who uh claim to adhere to the religion of islam because because you simply cannot be a true muslim if you do not have a conscience to try to alleviate the suffering of the palestinian people and uh to try to liberate the land of palestine so that the mask of alaqsa the holy mosk of alaqsa could be returned to the muslims in palestine and the muslim world uh in general so this is what the demonstra

can hear you. okay, so i'll go to, stay, stay with me, maria, i'm going to go to sana and get yusuf mauri on this and hope. hopefully we can connect, fix the audio with beirot. yusuf mari, thanks so much for being with us, well yusuf, please tell us what's happening in yemen, and we understand that the... been some retaliatory attacks by the yemenis, if you could please tell us what's been happening there today. i was asked earlier today, how are the yemenis going to commemorate this day, october 7, and i mentioned that uh, we will find out in the coming hours and mentioned that there, this day is not going to be concluded until yemen reignites the fires of october 7 by engaging. a yemeni uh military attack, which is exactly what we've seen, um, a hypersonic missile was launched just a couple of hours ago, news reports came out about an hour ago, hypersonic missile, according to the unsotal law officials hit its target in the israeli regime's capital, yafa, also known as tel aviv, so uh, perhaps more attacks are in store in the coming hours, because this is a day that was commemorated and

a senior producer at nightline for nearly two decades, harris won 13 emmys and introduced maury schwartz which later inspired the bestseller tuesdays with morrie. richard harris will be remembered for his intelligence, his enthusiasm, his love of family, and his enduring loyalty to the boston red sox. our thoughts are with his wife kit, his three daughters and three grandchildren. and that's nightline for tonight. thanks for staying up

we're now bringing in our correspondent in the gemini capital sano yusuf mauri um yusuf welcome uh first of all uh give us uh the latest uh uh that uh that you know about uh the anti-israely operations were carried out by the emmon armed forces uh we listen to the statement of uh yahyasari the spokesperson for the emmon armed forces earlier what more do you have to share with us uh regarding those operations as was as was mentioned by the spokesperson, this was a drone that was successfully able to hit its target in tel aviv and that was able to successfully bypass the israeli radars and the uh israeli air defense system. it seems that uh ansar allah, the yemani army, they want to make it clear to the world that even though uh iran has already carried out its big operation against israel, yemen is still going to continue with its uh daily, perhaps weekly operations targeting the israeli entity. because of the ongoing genocide that it is committing in palestine and the uh massacers it is committing in lebanon. ansad allah and the yemani army, they want to declare, the they're declaring ji

all right, all right, thank you so much, uh, yusuf mauri there in yemen. now, yusuf, when we look at the situation, i want to get back to uh yemen a bit, um, we know that there are reports about the starlink being connected in yemen, um, and it's the first arab country and country in the region actually to get the uh uh the connection, now many are saying that this is a um attempt to... change that culture that you were mentioning earlier that the emines are brought up with, that we see that they're coming to the fence of the palestinian people, of the lebanese people, um, your thoughts about that, because we have seen in other countries how uh, the uh hegemonic front has attempted in some cases been quite successful in changing indigenous cultures um to one that uh uh basically they could have, more control over individuals and the way they think. your thoughts. yes, um, unfortunately technology is coming from the west, it's coming from western nations, and most of the technology companies are actually owned by israeli businessmen, and most of these devic

it's sort of maury povich for the upwardly mobile, you are the father brought those are disappointed hurt these words will never be enough. >> but i am truly sorry. >> and what about edward's wife of 32 years, elizabeth, she's not only had to deal with her husband the trail, she's dealing with a cancer that threatens to take her life. >> john edwards confession to elizabeth was reportedly done privately she added an afterword to her memoir, resilience, recalling the horror she felt on learning the full depths of john's betrayal. writing quote, i simply wanted to be away from all of the things i had tried to accept. i wanted to take a long shower and be away from the lies. my husband had told me in the woman he told me about and the awful couple who helped him lived allies elizabeth edwards separated from john in january 2010, the same month that he came clean in the press john edwards finally confessed to being queen stabbed in 2010. >> he had wanted to come out for a very long time. the issues for internal family issues trying to hide it from elizabeth try not to hurt anybody, you k

a senior producer at nightline for nearly two decades, harris won 13 emmys and introduced maury schwartz to anchor ted koppel, which later inspired the bestseller tuesdays with morrie. richard harris will be remembered for his intelligence, his enthusiasm, his love of family, and his enduring loyalty to the boston red sox. our thoughts are with his wife kit, his three daughters and three grandchildren. and that's nightline for tonight. thanks for staying up with us. good night america. nightline. >> the stories that shape your world, that shape your life. dramatic, stunning. empowering. jaw dropping. the most powerful stories of our time. to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. tonight. chaotic scenes as the oakland arena closes its gates as a concert w

another politician who was involved in the rothstein story is a guy named maury cantor, west 42nd streetpper, upper side. he's rothstein's attorney at the end and fixing everything for him and when arnold roth stein is shot at the park central hotel and is dying at the polyclinic hotel, by the way, valentino died at and marilyn monroe was treated at, and when rothstein is dying, cantor produces-- shows up at the death bed and says arnold, remember that will you asked me to prepare a few weeks ago and you never got around to signing? i happen to have it right here. sign here. this was contested by arnold's relatives, but that's a sort of fellow that maurice cantor was and so many people infesting politics at that time which is why tameney was about to collapse. and they also had two vets, arnold rothstein's papers which randy may have with her, i don't know. no, she says no. the 17th district leader of tameney in manhattan a guy named nathan burken. the tameney guys weren't dumb, you name the stars of the silent era, you name all the studios, he represented them all. he was hot stuff, he

haka is a ritual war dance of the indigenous mauri people. did you do it?l stadium, 6,531 people took part in this action, rhythmic stomping kicking, jumping, punching, shouting, making faces, all these typical hockey movements and sounds are deeply rooted in new zealand culture, they are regularly used by local rugby teams as a pre-match ritual, so it seems absolutely unsurprising to me that this record was held there. however, there were plenty of foreign tourists at the stadium, by the way. the achievement was held under the slogan " let's bring the record home", all because the previous most massive haka was performed, as surprising as it may sound, in france in 2014, then 428 people repeated it at the same time, well, now justice has prevailed, the haka has returned to its homeland, more people performed it here, it's very funny, of course, but the soldiers had to somehow excite themselves before the battle itself, so they did everything they could. every morning i wake up at 6 a.m. i set myself up for a good working day, when i come to work i brew mys

it's sort of "maury povich" for the upwardly mobile. "you are the father." all those i have disappointed and hurt, these words will never be enough, but i am truly sorry." reporter #2: and what about edwards' wife of 32 years--elizabeth? she's not only had to deal with her husband's betrayal, she's dealing with a cancer that threatens to take her life. tapper: john edwards' confession to elizabeth was reportedly done privately. she added an afterword to her memoir, "resilience," recalling the horror she felt on learning the full depths of john's betrayal, writing, "i simply wanted to be away from all of the things i had tried to accept." i wanted to take a long shower and be away from the lies my husband had told me and the woman he told me about and the awful couple who helped him live the lies." elizabeth edwards separated from john in january 2010, the same month that he came clean in the press. john edwards finally confessed to being quinn's dad in 2010. he had wanted to come out for a very long time. the issues were, you know, internal family issues. tr

another seat that republicans have been doing quite well if we're going to, all the way out west to mauryhas home in the great state of montana where the incumbent and john test is an underdog at this point to republican tim sheehy. but of course, what happens, what happens if we go to nebraska and change the senate math in the great state of nebraska, what if we go here right between fisher and osborne and all of a sudden we take that and we go from red to independent. the republicans dropped down to 50 seats and all a sudden, the senate math gets awfully shaky for republicans, erin, i mean, it's incredible. >> i mean, how surprising would it be when you look at this race that a lot of people were not focused on, right? with you have an independent candidate. and we've all been beaten over the head for the past year that everybody wishes that there could be a third way in this country, but there isn't, but an independent candidate to actually unseat not just so informed major party in this case or republican, but an incumbent republican i tell you it would be quite the shocking thing. >>

let's go out west to maury povich, his home state of montana alright. this of course, jon tester, the popular or used to be popular democratic incumbent, not so popular anymore facing a very tough challenge from tim sheehy, we expect that in fact, that will also be a republican pickup at this particular point, tilting republican, but it's not just these seats that are easy, right? go into all ohio, a state that donald trump's easily expected to win sherrod brown in a very tight race there. so another republican pickup opportunity the bottom line is across this map pennsylvania, again we haven't tilting democratic inside elections has tilting democratic, but that's another republican pickup opportunity. you just go across this map and there are so many republican pickup opportunities. it's tough to think that recruits could take control. one little last nugget on the senate side that i will note, this is a very interesting rates dan osborne who says he wouldn't caucus with either party. there was a new york times called the head deanne osbourne only down

he did not keep an eye maury, douglas, secret pit she was not comfortable apparently being in the kindsles he traveled in. he would invite people to their home. she would fix meals for them and then she would retire to her bedroom pit she did not participate in those kinds of things. but she made it possible for him to participate. if not for her he would not have been out on the lecture circuit. he would not have had the opportunity to go to europe because when he was out doing his antislavery thing, she was helping keep the family together. a family of five children. so no one -- everyone knew she existed but she was not a part of that segment of his life. >> is she the one who escaped from baltimore with him so she was also an escaped slave? prof. medford: she was not. she was a free black woman. she did not come to new york until after he had arrived. he sent for her. that is another instance of where she helps him. supposedly she solher featherbed to help get the money for him to travel to new york. this was an extraordinary woman who i think actually worked in a shoemaker shop or