this touch from mcgill insured a city when would be far from from mcgill insured a city when would belack—and—white. when callum wilson made it two. the magpies were flying. city needed a p9p magpies were flying. city needed a pep talk. but within minutes, guardiola's come back was made quicker with this fantastic free kick. but then came a charge from the champions. the tally now stands at three in three, and 3—3 soon followed. bernardo silva slipped into the newcastle box. six goal thriller at scene changes park and an unbeaten start from both sides. a breathless 90 minutes for both managers. luckily, they'd regained theirs to give us their reaction. eddie howe�*s side make a proper football game. this is what football is about, so i think they get everything. you need the mentality first, so you need _ you need the mentality first, so you need the _ you need the mentality first, so you need the bravery, the willingness to take a _ need the bravery, the willingness to take a flight risk, but the alternative is to sit back and think vou're _ alternative is to sit back and think vou'r

thomas mcgill has more.inquest into his death last february in west london. the assistant coroner concluded he had taken cocaine, and that combined with alcohol had caused a cardiac arrhythmia, leading to his death. this inquest heard jamal had been out djing in islington before returning to his mother's, and home and it was there where he became increasingly erratic and paranoid before collapsing. attempts were made by his friend, uncle, and london ambulance service to resuscitate him, but all of those attempts were u nsuccessful. today there was a statement read out by his mother and tv personality brenda edwards. she described her son as genuinely beautiful and a sensitive son who she was proud of. she went on to say in a statement that his legacy will be the trust has been set up since his death. thomas mcgill, bbc london, at west london coroner's court. the number of border crossings from ukraine has passed ten million since the war began, according to the un refugee agency. last week the uk government

they say officials were too slow to respond with the mass fish die of started la mcgill. it's the biggest environmental disaster in our country for decades. and we're all very annoyed because the state has failed us to go to by falls of yoga more than a 100 tons of dead fish have been pulled out of the river in poland, floating berries, collect them, and prevent them from floating down stream. researchers believe toxic alkie detected in the river in germany could have killed them. polish officials believe that could be the case there to chablis. random. we have also found this special type of al gay under a microscope in our was the samples. i would feel donna, research is continue to search for what could have killed the fish. but with thousands of suspect substances, it's painstaking detector work. that's about the festival. it's going to take time if the fish were sent for analysis at the end of july, we would know much more by now jenny bushman, those of you and say, multiple factors could have contributed to the fish die off on. usually high levels of pesticides have

all right, susan mcgill says, how do we know that samuel edited elizabeth's letter to george washingtonrging him to run for another term? the reason that we know that is this is just kind of basic in all of my research i have learned the powel's handwriting very well. it's kind of a funny thing, i was actually going to put a screen cap of the letter on our instagram. we have it scanned, i accidentally exhumed into close on the letter when trying to take a screenshot. all of a sudden i had looked at that letter so many times, i saw on the inside page there was a word written above one which wasn't at it. i realized, that is not elizabeth's handwriting, that is samuels handwriting. i noticed throughout the rest of the letter that there are multiple edits in his hand. that is how we now. yeah, yeah. it's funny when you can discover after doing so much research. things always pop up for me. that is but is very fun. i have so enjoyed the very multiple layers to be powell story. all the documents and all that. >> we are very fortunate that elizabeth like to write. >> yes, indeed! and that she

all right, susan mcgill what happened to the love letters that elizabeth found in the desk. so in that letter she does say to washington that she will give them to tobias lear, but at first to buy his leader doesn't want them. he is too nervous that his personal correspondence between martha and george, which i think is very interesting because tobias lear was his longtime secretary so you would think that there would have been some overlap, but but maybe not maybe he really did respect george and marcus privacy, but she does eventually give the bundle to tobias and i believe he brings them back to to washington, but what's interesting and kind of cool and and just a glimpse into how people wrote letters and how they packaged up letters elizabeth specifically notes that she has bundled them up with her own paper and then three seals of her blessed friends arms that she uses so so she makes sure washington knows that that she seen the bundle but she hasn't looked in the bundle. so sadly. i think that they were probably burned as well. although i do really love the parallel of

purdy fumbled the the hand off, but clearly off sides there on mcgill. 4th quarter, sudfeld in a goald. 17-7on e more th d xans from houston on thursday. >> it's always great to go against another opponent, especy the vikings. they have a great team and personnel and completely different scheme on , so it's great to get a good look. i thought we got better as better as a team, but still a lot of work to do. >> great weather, great atmosphe with the fans, and competing, man. they're a great team, a lof good players. thought we went out in practice and killed it and came out in the game and did did our thing. >> it's always great weather in, brock. > >> the final preseason game for the las vegas raiders. white right up the gut. touchdown riders. they take the 7-0 lead r the dolphins. second quarter, ty bridgwater, and bolton off the d blitz takes down teddy in the end zone. raiders went up 9-3, and end up winning 15-13. raiders finishing the preseason against the patriots on friday.e sports coming up after the breaks. the san jose earthquakes earthquakes did what against tht team in soc

i'll tell you what rob whitley, professor of psychiatry at mcgill university, in canada, says.ick to attribute evil acts "to mental illness rather than to a complex web "of causation, which may include moral turpitude, "extreme ideology and social resentments." we can'tjust explain these things away by saying, oh, you know, they've had episodes of being mentally ill or whatever, you've got to take responsibility for your actions. absolutely. and i would encourage people to think about a spectrum of mental difficulties and mental disorganisation, if you like, or mental disturbance and frank mental disorder of the kind that gets you admitted to hospital under the mental health act, say. and there are degrees of criminal responsibility that go with that. and not everybody who suffers a mental illness and who kills kills in that context can be considered to lack responsibility. and that's why we have criminal trials to test out that evidence carefully. and it's open to judges to send people to prison, even if they have been found to be mentally unwell at the time of the killing. bu

i was just absolutely astonishing the life, the poor back even the very 1st summer and i mcgill, sophia, cynthia taylor, when one by year in companies revolutionizing the policy. if you think funds in the future 1000000000 hearing side, you have the science, you have big knology, both fries, okay, 0. my value was brought to when a site is from the northern province of chuckle when she was a child, she's a member of the comm indigenous community. her family was escaping poverty. she says, discrimination has been part of her life last month in argentina, some survivors and descendants of the com and mccoy people took part in an unprecedented trial of a case that goes back nearly a century ago. the trial for the massacre in that by the shows the serious abuses that indigenous community stafford in this country. only 1000000 of the 45000000 people in argentina considered themselves defendants of the original indigenous groups. most of them live in poverty and continue to fight for survival. argentina has long prided itself if i you will be inherited one that often neglected and persecuted,

jonathan mcgill says playing with a chip on their shoulder. >> the cardinal expect to catch some teamsoff guard this season for you know, the rose >> is like the big is like, you know, that's that's the standard. the pac 12 championship is the standard for us as well as so. you know, we feel like we can do but, you know, the biggest thing is going to be earning, you know, that mentality earning that right, you know, to play in those games. and so we're just going to take it one game at a time when dad, it's you know, we've got a lot of, you know, momentum on the inside and in between. these was that, you know, we feel like we can really make a difference and be, you know, back to where we belong. and so we just can't wait to see what the future is going excited watch austin sleep defensively are bigger, faster, stronger than we were a year ago. >> i think will surprise people. >> and a reminder, kron 4 is your bay area home for the raiders. their final preseason game is set for this friday in las vegas going to be taking on the new england patriots and you can watch the game right here

we are reporting from will tell are we village of l. mcgill local province? it is one of the most ravaged villages by the torrential rain and flash floods its homes more than $300.00 families. as you can see, the entire village is inundated by water from all directions. as we walk through, we saw many of the houses, partly or totally damaged, due to rising water levels. residents of the village have lost almost school depositions from property to food stocks. one of the only thing left as their castle. the village is totally deserted. as most of the local residents had fled for their lives, some have tried to salvage what they can from their homes, residents who have evacuated to nearby villages and now facing di conditions. they need shelter, food and medicine. nearby farming lands were also flooded, and that's ruined. the harvest, these floods are unprecedented, especially in this part of sudan, as floods have devoured all of what local residents here have been sending an s o s message to the international community and all human relief agencies asking them

for one thing that's happening in that moment, she is crying for the shakespearean tragedy of jimmy mcgillt had. no luggage, no sleep, you know. going in, being a stranger in a strange land at the courthouse. letting hamlin's widow persecute her, justifiably. the real -- the honest answer is that i took each of these things that i broke down that make me personally grieve for this situation and these people and put them -- let it live somewhere in my body. having somebody tell you you're a piece of crap and ruined their lives, the widow, makes me feel i want to throw up. so that was here. >> al: also, you guys were responsible for -- >> his death, yeah. yeah. and that made my chest hurt. >> al: yeah. >> remembering saying good-bye to him made me get that lump, you know that you get in your throat when you try to swallow it down. we've all been in those situations. knowing i'm in public made my ears burn. when i would go through those things, think the thoughts, remember where it lives in your body, then i just fought really hard not to cry. and that's what you see. and every actor knows th

and mcgill, a debate, answer that most of these parents they, they add once money from the owner. and in order to pay back, the whole family has to make that many breaks so that they're able to pay back their day. they have decor, one too big, the loan. you never come out of that. so could you our book keep on coming every year to pay back? what did, what is the remaining amount mm. ah many of these people are not aged, so they don't even know how much they have paid back. and how much is the remaining ah my data vision tribes on cheap labor. and the only way we can get cheap labor is by exploiting people today. her father, he is the new form of slavery. in the old days when radiated cheap labor, he and slave people and the exploit that day to day because of slavery is abolish. we exploit people by keeping them involved as a boy around gandhi lived with his grandfather, mahatma gandhi for a time, the experience has never left him. he regularly visits his homeland, although he now lives in the u. s. ah ah, mandy aspires to keep his grandfather's values the life in india. he support

the west virginia senator has joined forces with chuckles mcgill cutty, chuck schumer to cosponsor the inflation reduction act. yeah, spending a bunch of money to fight inflation. that's rich. of course it will do the opposite of that. a study from the congressional joint committee on taxization says it'll raise taxes for millions of americans earning less than $400,000 a year. the white house says they're full of milarky. >> that isn't correct. >> the giant committee hailed as an effective body said it's not to be trusted here? >> i said it is not correct because i'll give one why because it is incomplete. kennedy: maybe you need more time. don't try to jam the thing through, madame. remember when president biden promised that under his administration, taxes wouldn't go up? read my lips. >> one thing we're trying to get done in congress is pass legislation that won't raise taxes a single penny for anybody making less than $400 grand. if you make less than $400,000, we're not going to pay higher taxes. >> anyone making less than $400,000 paying a sing the cent more in taxes kennedy: so

mcgill tossing the first pitch. the a's looking for a series split with the yankees. nearly the same exact spot. big two out knock. eventually taking a lead. top of the fifth, 4-1, ayes. tony kemp, look at this. he leaps and he makes the catch p up might not have been a homer but pretty close. adrian martinez fired up. sixth inning, same score. two on there is an out and thens the first for the double play. aaron majors with 49 home runs. struck out three times. four game split with new york. giants fans in minnesota, wearing purple t-shirts. taurean prince and paisley park after the game. scoreless. look at lamonte wade jr.. covering all kinds of ground, making the catch. the giants put five men on base in the fourth that managed one-run on the bases-loaded walk to wilmer flores. that big hit continues to be a problem for san francisco. minnesota broke it open with four straight doubles in the fifth. four rbi's day. the giants get swept and finished the eight-game world trip -- road trip 2-6. hawaii facing curacao who score the first run on this wild pitch . they bro

thomas mcgill has more.e where he became increasingly erratic and paranoid before collapsing. attempts were made by his friend, uncle, and london ambulance service to resuscitate him, but all of those attempts were unsuccessful. today there was a statement read out by his mother and tv personality brenda edwards. she described her son as genuinely beautiful and a sensitive son who she was proud of. she went on to say in a statement that his legacy will be the trust that has been set up since his death. thomas mcgill, bbc london, at west london coroner's court. almost 700 migrants crossed the english channel in 14 small boats on monday, a record for the year so far. more than 17,000 people have arrived in the uk after navigating busy shipping lanes from france in small boats so far in 2022, according to government figures. non—surgical cosmetic procedures, like botox and fillers, should be better regulated to prevent people who are struggling with their appearance from being exploited. that's one of the recom

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we were aware of this and two of our local heroes, a gentleman by the name of lloyd brown and ron mcgill, saved the eaglet. rehabilitated it and released near the everglades national park. they also decided to climb up there and stabilize and really secured this nest. well they're up there, they put up a couple cameras. so, another thing i encourage you to go is go a miami eagle watch, or eagle tv. either, way you can't miss it. it will show you live pictures of the nest as we speak. there's a wonderful nighttime camera as well, you will see those little eaglets sleeping, bouncing up and down. they are actually quite big right now and still have about four weeks before they fletch. so, i encourage everyone to go on to that eagle cam and watch the excitement of the mom and dad, whose names are ron and rita. in the two eaglets, our one and our two. that's our local story of the ball legal. let's introduce you to our author. jack davis it's an environmental historian who is a pulitzer prize winning author with the book, the gulf, the making of an american sea. but i also want to tell you ab

we know that, it is a mcgill party. there are no moderates left. when the new congress convenes in january, whatever the numbers are, between hours and days, the republican congress will be more maga, more deniers than true tellers, and that is the state of today's gop. >> that is a big matter to consider. as we think about tonight, there are successes, there are victories, there are losses, but the thing to consider is whether, jonathan you brought this, up there are gonna be some people who are running for office and might win who can change the outcome of how we vote. and a row democracy yet more. thanks to the three of you. it is great to spend this evening with you. david jolly, maria teresa kumar we are grateful for your time. jonathan alter, we are grateful for your time tonight. that does it for me right now, thank you for watching msnbc's primary night coverage continues right after this. 80% of couples sleep too hot or too cold. because quality sleep is vital, the sleep number 360 smart bed is temperature balancing, so you both stay cool.

that thrills my next guest, the ceo of marinemax, bret mcgill.acht event. i was a keynote speaker. you guys were fantastic and everyone had a smile on their face because you're always making money. how is business? i want to ask you that, i will start by tilling you i got a hint. googled the nearest marinemax near me, said by appoint only. any business that says appointment only you're doing pretty good. if i need a boat can you put in a good word? >> i will put in a good word and get you to the closest store, that is for sure. charles: how is it going? how is your business going? >> business is great. it's amazing that you know, pre-pandemic we were doing really well. the pandemic hit. it was pretty scary time. after that, guess what, everybody wanted to be out on the water. one thing with the trends of boating have always been in place people want to be out on the water, escape some of the stresses of life, get out with memories for families on the water. the neat thing is we have a lot of new entrants into boating. >> a lot of new people. char

we are reporting from will tell, are we village of al mcgill local province? it is one of the most ravaged villages by the torrential rain and flash floods its homes more than $300.00 families. as you can see, the entire village is inundated by water from all directions. as we walk through, we saw many of the houses, partly or totally damaged, due to rising water levels. residents of the village have lost all my school depositions from property to food stocks and one of the only thing left is their cattle. the village is totally deserted. as most of the local residents had fled for their lives, some have tried to salvage what they can from their homes, residents who have evacuated to nearby villages and now facing di conditions. they need shelter, food and medicine. nearby farming lands were also flooded, and that's ruined. the harvest these floods, the unprecedented, especially in this part of sudan as floods have devoured all of what local residents here have been sending an s o s message to the international community and all human relief agencies asking th

watched we were aware of this and two of our local heroes gentlemen by the name of lloyd brown and ron mcgill save the eglet rehabilitated it and released it in near everglades national park. um, they also decided to climb up there and stabilize and and really secured this nest and while they were up there. they put up a couple cameras. so another thing i encourage you to do is go to sue miami eagle watch or eagle tv. either way, you can't miss it and it will show you live pictures of the nest as we speak. it's a wonderful nighttime camera as well. you will those who eaglets sleeping. up up and down. they're actually quite big right now and still have about four weeks before they fledged. so i encourage everyone to go on to that eagle cam and watch the excitement of the mom and dad whose names are ron and rita and the two eglets are one and r2. so that's our local story of the bald eagle. so let me introduce you to our author jack davis is an environmental historian who is a pulitzer prize-winning author with the book the gulf the making of an american sea but i also want to tell you about hi

jonathan mcgill says playing with a chip on their shoulder.now, the rose is like the big is like, you know, that's that's the standard. the pac 12 championship is standing for us as well. and so, >> you know, we feel like we can do but, you know, the biggest thing is going to be earning, you know, that mentality earning that right, you know, to play in those games. and so we're just going to take it one game at a time when dad, it's you know, we've got a lot of, you know, momentum on the inside and in between. was that, you know, we feel like we can really make a difference and be, you know, back to where we belong. and so we just can't wait to see what the future is going to excited watch austin sleep defensively are bigger, faster, stronger than we were a year ago. >> i think will surprise people. >> 9.51. we'll be right back. >> morning news is almost done. but before we go, let's check in with olivia horton and see what's up on live in the bay today. high livia hi, daryn. good morning. we have an amazing show coming up today. today we chat

jonathan mcgill says playing with a chip on their shoulder. >> the cardinal expect to catch some teams like, you know, that's that's the standard. the pac 12 championship is standing for us as well as so. you know, we feel like we can do but, you know, the biggest thing is going to be earning, you know, that mentality earning that right, you know, to play in those games. and so we're just going to take it one game at a time, one day at a you know, we've got a lot of, you know, momentum on the inside and in between. was that, you know, we feel like we can really make a difference and be, you know, back to where we belong. and so we just can't wait to see what the future is going to excited watch. austin sleep defensively are bigger, faster, stronger than we were a year ago. >> i think will suppress people. >> 7.51 the time. we'll be right back. meet three sisters. the drummer, the dribbler, and the day-dreamer... the dribbler's getting hands-on practice with her chase first banking debit card... the drummer's making savings simple with a tap... ...round of applause. and this dreamer, we

nikki mcgill rory is an actress and producer. welcome, y'all. let's get into it.ssment and assault from multiple women, cleaved -- cleveland browns quarterback deshaun watson issued an apology posted by his team an aired on local television. watson's old team the houston texans settled lawsuits with 30 women who had alleged sexual misconduct by watson. take a listen. >> i want to say that i'm truly sorry to all the woman that i put in the situation. by the decisions that i made in my life that put me in this position. i would definitely like to have it back, but i want to continue to move forward, grow, learn, show that i am that you person of character and i'm going to keep pushing for. >> nikki. watson does not even say when he's apologizing for. does this video cut it? >> it does not. he has had 19 months to have a pr session to get a good apology out, there's plenty of people working for him. how much did he make in the last deal? 230 million? he had time. >> i mean, mike, what do you think? he did not even look like he was trying to make it feel sincere. >> l

jonathan mcgill says playing with a chip on their shoulder.tandard. the pac 12 championship is the standard for us as well as so. >> you know, we feel like we can do but, you know, the biggest thing is going to be earning, you know, that mentality earning that right, you know, to play in those games. and so we're just going to take it one game at a time when dad, it's you know, we've got a lot of, you know, momentum on the inside and in between. was that, you know, we feel like we can really make a difference and be, you know, back to where we belong. and so we just can't wait to see what the future is going excited watch. sleep defensively are bigger, faster, stronger. there were a year ago. >> i think surprise people. >> can't wait to see him play 5.52. the time will be right back. ♪dance! by christian a medice & elisha noll♪ ♪are you ready?♪ ♪ ♪let's go♪ ♪ ♪ahh yeah♪ ♪ ♪step to rhythm like♪ ♪you're going out tonight♪ ♪dance get with the groove and♪ ♪dance get up and move let's♪ ♪dance kick off your shoes and♪ ♪show me how you♪ ♪dance♪ ♪ ♪da

thomas mcgill, bbc london, at west london coroner�*s court.es higher for parts of scotland and northern ireland compared with yesterday and a very muqqy compared with yesterday and a very muggy 30 celsius in eastern and southern areas and another muggy night tonight, misty low cloud and southern areas, further showers and longer spells of rain and north west. perhaps a dampening for some of the gardens in southern and western areas but no more, just a few showers on that weather front. warm and muggy start again and it�*ll feel very warm through the day. further north still quite a breeze, not as much as today but it�*ll be fresher across scotland, northern ireland but for much of england and wales we still have the muggy field. that will be around for the commonwealth games during today, tomorrow but it should freshen up as we head into thursday behind this cold weather front here which moves away through thursday morning and we�*ve got a north—westerly breeze bringing in some showers, quite a few to scotland in particular, perhaps one or two