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i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. millions of americans spent their day working on storm cleanup. from the gulf coast to the northeast, tropical storm ida caused at least 69 deaths. and many people are still desperate for help nbc's vaughn hillyard is in louisiana. >> reporter: eight days after ida, half a million in louisiana are still without power. some communities surrounded by standing water, homes gone >> there's not a person on this bayou that's not suffering >> reporter: katie's home overtaken by floodwaters furniture tossed to the mud. >> you're drowning and you're reaching up and saying help me and no one's coming. >> reporter: officials say the total number of destroyed power poles higher than hurricanes katrina, ike, delta and zeta combined these waters and mud with nowhere to go. >> the mud just keeps coming and coming and coming. >> reporter: concerns also rising about the most vulnerable >> no lights, no water, no hot meals, no nothing. >> reporter: over the weekend 600 residents evacuated from eight se

for those, phillip mena is in new york good morning, phillip. >> good morning. inv investigators from the national transportation safety board are looking into the cause of the amtrak train derailment in montana. an amtrak spokesman said the train was en route from seattle to chicago, carrying around 141 passengers and 16 crew members it had two locomotives and 18 cars, 8 of which derailed. they're expected to hold a briefing about this incident later this afternoon. >>> a volcano continues to wreak havoc on la palma. >>> the 74th tony awards finally happened to honor the 2019/2020 broadway season after the long pandemic hiatus. moulin rouge picked up 10 trophies, including best musical. director kenny leon honored breonna taylor, george floyd and others saying we need to hear their stories. >>> it was a wild week three in the nfl. sunday night football, packers, niners, rodgers to adams, 10-0 early. back and forth game until this year, jimmy garoppolo finding use check to take the lead but aaron rodgers plenty of time to drive down the field to win it the pack

i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. we begin with that breaking news out of lakeland, florida a family's massacred by a stranger who burst into their home a man in camouflage and body armor shot all five people inside, killing four of them, including a mother and her baby. stacy desilva with our wfla affiliate has more >> reporter: the polk county sheriff says he will never unsee the vision of a deceased mother holding her deceased baby in her arms they are two of the victims of sunday morning's quadruple homicide in lakeland, florida. the suspect is 33-year-old brian riley, a retired marine and security guard from brandon, florida. sheriff grady judd says he had no connection whatsoever to the victims. he first showed up at the home in lakeland saturday night saying god told him to stop a woman from committing suicide. the sheriff says the man returned at 4:00 a.m. sunday, entered the home and shot everyone inside that home and the building behind it in all, four people were killed and the family dog, which was named a

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phillip mena has more. >> good morning. taliban allowed 200 americans to leave on a charter flight to qatar. an official tells reuters the taliban were annllowing the depa departures >> announcer: tropical storm mindy hit the panhandle of florida. a flash flood warning for tallahassee. mindy is the 13th named storm this year. >>> hours away from the nfl kickoff here on nbc. the super bowl champion buccaneers are hosting the cowboys at 7:00 p.m. eastern tom brady will begin his quest for the eighth ring as tampa bay hopes to be the back-to-back champs in years. the nfl players association is pushing for daily testing for players regardless of vaccination status last week, the league agreed to weekly testing for players we still have all of the obstacles, brian tom brady has more rings than all the franchises have or patriots and steelers with six he has seven skil still incredible >> the guy is a machine. love him or hate him incredible two questions. do you think they repeat and have you seen the ticket prices? i did. the w

ponte bueno para vamos hablar del incendio están momento consumido 116 acres en los condados sonó menal aire distinto de la calidad del aire ha lanzado este avisoprecisamente de nuevamente para maÑana la calidad del aire va a estar abajo de los 100 puntos esto significa no es malo estos incendios que vienen desde el centro de california están llegando nuestra zona en oakland donde se ve grumos en la región a pesar de que los cambios vienen en camino tomó las imágenes para ver dónde estás incendio dicho son varios múltiples incendios y no solo nosotros de hecho es eso lo que ser valle central vemos estas alertas hasta el próximo lunes esta calidad del aire es la porque se ha presentado en el país podemos ver el área roja y es precisamente como la circulación la trae todas las regiones para nosotros no está alcanzando un nivel mayor a los 100 puntos de igual manera es aire contaminado le recomendamos se mantenga dentro de casa para el fin de semana pero vamos a ver como se ve precisamente ese humo en esa regiones. veo nada más que imágenes son las que se están presentando cerca del valle

i'm phillip mena breaking news overnight. the justice department is aiming to block the strict new abortion law in texas the doj has submitted an emergency order seeking a temporary halt on the state's ban on abortions after six weeks. the biden administration filed a lawsuit last week challenging the supreme court's decision to allow that ban to remain in place saying that it violated the constitutional rights of women. >>> just hours after the polls closed in california nbc news is projecting that the effort to recall governor gavin newsom has failed californians voted to keep him in office two to one larry elder led the field of dozens of republicans vying for office just a day before the election the conservative radio host was pushing unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud. >>> rapper nicki minaj is facing backlash after tweeting about the covid vaccine. she said a family friend in trinidad had a negative reaction to the vac seen that some believe sounded more like an std. doctors were quick to point out that the ailment

thriller in the bay area "early today" starts now good morning, i'm frances rivera >> and i'm philip mena >> all health care workers in new york are required to have at least one shot today those who refuse without a doctor's excuse will be terminated without unemployment. the same to be put in place for teachers >> just hours before a vaccine mandate was set to go into effect for teachers and staff in new york city, a federal judge temporarily blocked the largest school system. the mayor announced nearly 150,000 employees would have to get their first dose by monday which includes teachers, custody owed yans and cafeteria workers. mixed emissions for their children >> it should be mandated, yes. >> i feel like if the teachers don'and will put the mask on >> the broad group in new york similar for hospital and nursing homeworkers, prompting major concerns over staffing shortages. announcing she's ready to declare a state of emergency if thousands of workers don't show up even preparing for the national guard to step in if needed currently, hospital employees in new york state are vax natd

the nfl as we kick off the new week "early today" starts right now >> good monday morning i'm philip mena. >> and i'm frances rivera. working to deal with a crisis after nearly 1,500 hatian migrants are at the border >> within the last 24 hours, those first few flights from texas back to haiti have resumed. hundreds if not thousands of migrants are being bussed to pro process centers. the question is how much longer can these people remain under the border bridge. >> these are the women and children calling this border bridge home. numbers nearly 15,000 strong they've come here with little hoping to reach asylum >> over the last few days, we have moves approximately 3,300 individuals. we expect that to increase >> our crew granted access to visit with those whose futures remain uncertain this woman telling us she's been here more than a week and barely eaten. their only nourishment is the food and water handouts. >> it has been a matter of days. you can see there is already a small city that has essentially formed here in the shadow of this bridge. plants from the river bank being used as

i'm philip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. a bombshell discovery in a missing case of gabrielle petito police finding human remains in wyoming matching her description. pei-sze chang is on the ground following the latest for us. >> reporter: a vigil outside of north port city hall where mourners came to light candles and pay tribute to gabby petito. >> i wanted to show my support >> i'm a mom my daughter is 27. so my heart broke for the family something like this to come home, ten days, lawyer up, not say a word i think that, you know, her family deserves answers. >> reporter: in the raw and dense landscape of great teton national park, rangers and the fbi made a grim discovery. >> earlier today, human remains were discovered consistent with the description of gabrielle petito >> reporter: the 22-year-old long island native had been traveling cross country with her fiance brian laundrie, documenting every moment on social media until the posts abruptly ended brian returned to their florida home on september 1st without gabby.

. >> i'm philip mena r. kelly, the singer's guilty verdict. he was once charted with consecutive hits could face the latest >> reporter: hey there this was a trial delayed a year-and-a-half because of the pandemic it lasted five weeks with dozens of witnesses but it only took the jury nine hours to come one a verdict. their verdict, he's guilty it's a verdict prosecutors say was nearly 30 years in the making r. kelly guilty of racketeering and sex trafficking the man who wrote the grammy winning '90s anthem now facing life behind bars >> today's verdict brands r. kelly as a predator, used his fame and for commune to prey on the young and voiceless and vulnerable. >> reporter: victims describe being locked in rooms for days for not following kelly's rules, like not asking for per mission to go to the bathroom or making eye contact with other men jeronda pace was ask you 16-years-old when she says sheshe was abused by the pop star. >> the breaking point for me was when rob slapped me and took me into a blackdown >> allowing the government to int

california voters will decide if governor gavin newsom is going to be recalled >>> good morning i'm phillip mena >> glad you could be with us i'm frances rivera yet another named storm has roared along the gulf coast. nicholas became a category 1 hurricane just before reaching texas. but it's not the wind causing the concern, it's the rainfall some areas could see nearly 20 inches. and there are already over 300,000 power outages reported across texas and louisiana >> nbc meteorologist janessa webb is tracking nicholas for us janessa, good morning. >> hi, good morning. yes, hurricane nicholas has been on shore for the last two hours, and it's still a cat 1 hurricane. that's a huge problem, and it's producing a ton of moisture. the problem is that it will continue to slow down, and we are going to be dealing with life-threatening flooding across south central texas. and now it's already making its way into southwest louisiana sustained winds of 75 miles per hour it is now starting to slow down out of the north/northeast to 10 miles per hour, and i expect that to continue to be the case throughout

i'm phillip mena and i'm franc>>es county. >>> said yes to all those things that we hold dear as californians0, recall rejected. california keeping governor newsom in office following a $276 million special election. >>> here's a live look from sacramento. we're coming what the future holds for the staters the governor and his close opponents. this is "today in the bay." >>> and a very good wednesday to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm kris sanchez. i'm here

i'm philip mena. >> glad you're with us i'm frances rivera breaking overnight, the manhunt continues for a suspect who shot and killed a florida sheriff's deputy he passed away at the hospital after being shot in the face and back on friday the nassaucounty sheriff's office asks the community to keep him and his family in their prayers. a go fund me has raised over $20,000 for his fiance the manhunt of patrick mcdowell is on its third day. police released images of his tattoos in an effort to identify him. they are offering a $50,000 reward for his arrest. >>> investigators from the national transportation safety board are looking into the cause of the amtrak train derailment that killed three and left seven others hospitalized in montana according to an amtrak spokesman, the train was enroute in seattle to chicago carrying around 141 passengers and 16 crew members eight cars derailed. residents rushed to the scene to help passengers. the ntsb vice chairman will hold a briefing later this afternoon. >>> over the weekend, dozens of people gathered in new york to mourn gabby petito fun

it is friday, september 24th "early today" starts right now good morning i'm phillip mena we could be one week away from a government shutdown. the white house is telling federal agencies to be ready press secretary jen psaki said there is no formal guidance yet. earlier on thursday, congressional democrats announced progress on a $3.5 trillion social safety net proposal saying they have reached a deal with the white house on the framework to pay for the bill >>> developing overnight, the house committee investigating the january 6th riots at the capitol have issued their first subpoenas. they have targeting four high-level aides from the trump administration who had communications with the white house at the time. they are being asked to give sworn depositions to the committee in mid-october and hand over any communications involving january 6th and the days leading up to the riot at the capitol. in a letter to former which of of staff mark meadows, the committee said it was reported he had engaged in multiple elements of the planning and preparation of efforts to contest the electio

i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. >> president biden has wrapped up an emotional tour of storm-ravaged communities. the white house is now requesting an additional $24 billion from congress to help fund the response to ida and other natural disasters. nbc's sam brock has more >> reporter: the crises are coming from all angles in new orleans where lines of cars stretch miles for chicken, the need for gas is still gaping and a fresh round of rain slamming an already water-logged region but there's also a crisis of care >> the generator went out so it's one big hot box >> reporter: officials revoked the licenses of seven nursing homes after nearly 850 patients were evacuated to this warehouse, leading to at least seven deaths >> let's be clear. there is no emergency preparedness plan that allows for residents to be kept in such an unsafe, unsanitary and unhealthy condition. >> reporter: in new orleans, an additional 600 senior citizens were rescued from nine assisted living complexes >> we identified emergent threats to life and health what did you see inside these facilities that gave yo

"early today" starts right now >> good monday morning i'm philip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. we begin with the latest on a military plane crash that shocked a dallas-ft. worth neighborhood the two service members ejected before the plane damaged several homes. nbc's matt bradley has more. >> reporter: shortly before 11:00 a.m. -- >> a plane just crashed into those hospitals. >> reporter: a military plane crashed into a residential neighborhood in north texas. >> oh, man our whole entire street smells like gasoline and jet fuel it was just black smoke everywhere >> reporter: sending a huge column of smoke into the air and damaging at least three homes. >> it could have been a lot worse if it had been a direct contact into a residence >> reporter: the navy training net slammed into backyards, the two pilots were able to eject before the crash >> people jumped out of the plane with parachutes. oh, my gosh. my hands are shaking >> reporter: landing in power lines and on the ground, both are being treated. one is in critical condition >> there is a parachute with people >> reporte

. >> i'm philip mena. >>> pfizer could lead to another age group approved to roll up their sleeves. the trial data says this vaccine is safe and effective for children age 5-to-11 nbc news' stephanie goss has more. >> we don't have authorization yet, but pfizer says it has the data to get vaccines approved for kids ages 5-to-11. elementary schools could soon be let e better protected pfizer announcing it is safe and effective. a trial of 2,000 kids showed they developed a strong immune response showing one-third the dose to older groups. >> we intend to commit the data by the end of the month. it will be up to the fda to review that data >>> covid case jumped 240% since judgment outbreaks involving 2,000 progress closures across 40 states since the start of the school year. >> this vaccine could get us out of one of the most horrible phasing of the pandemic yet with the delta variant. >> some parents are thrilled. >> exciting. we talked to our pediatrician for a five-year-old. as soon as we can get it for her, we plan to do so. >> >> others need to be convinced. >> we don't know wha

. >> i'm philip mena president biden is staying put in washington, d.c. canceling his planned trip to chicago, where he was planning to speak about the importance of vaccinations instead, he will be continuing his talks with lawmakers and fighting to keep his legislative agenda alive chris pollone joins us from capitol hill chris, good morning. congress still has a long to do list and they are short on time. >> good morning to you senate democrats and democrats all across capitol hill here in washington are trying to pass an infrastructure bill. they're trying to pass a much bigger spending package, all while trying to fund the government and extend the debt limit. lawmakers here have a deadline of midnight tomorrow to avoid a shutdown on friday the senate is expected to vote soon on a funding bill without a debt limit included. the treasury secretary warns that might be a big mistake if the government will run out of money to pay its bills in just a few weeks. >> it is imperative congress address the debt limit if not, our current estimate is the treasur

i'm philip mena. >> glad you could join us. i'm frances rivera we begin in montana where investigators from the ntsb are looking into the cause of the amtrak train derailment that killed three and left seven others hospitalized. our jake ward has the details. jake, good morning >> reporter: good morning, frances. this morning, investigators are on the ground in montana trying to sort it out, how sit that a passenger traiy alone on its tracks, crashed on an otherwise perfect day. it happened around 4:00 on a beautiful saturday afternoon the two engine amtrak train carrying 141 passengers and 16 crew members suddenly dragged to a halt as eight cars derailed. >> oh, my god. it's on its side it was like this extremely violent force. i'm a pretty big guy and it picked me up and threw me from my chair into the wall >> reporter: jeremiah johnson and his wife rushed in to help >> we were throwing ladders up on the side to get people out. >> they had provisioned jaws of life they did have to cut into one of the cars to extract some of t

. >>> can you guess the question "early today" starts right now >> good friday morning i'm phillip mena >> glad you could join us. i'm frances rivera we begin with the latest coronavirus developments today a critical meeting is set to take place on the future of covid booster shots. the fda advisory panel will soon vote on whether to approve a third dose of the vaccine to the general public the agency will use its own data along with the decision from pfizer to make the decision. >> reporter: as the booster battle intensifies today, around the country there's another battle brewing, this one over vaccine mandates from florida to arizona to new york, vaccine mandate legal challenges are mounting. >> yes, there will be some individuals who will try to defy this there will be court decisions that will appeal >> reporter: this week a federal judge in new york temporarily halted a vaccine mandate claiming a religious exemption after some of them sued. but the president is doubling down on his plan to require all private businesses with more than a hundred employees to mandate covid vaccines

. >> i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. this morning we start near new orleans where residents are still reeling a week after hurricane ida devastated the area oppressive heat is causing dangerous conditions many new orleans residents are heading to shelters outside the city our vonn hilliard has more >> reporter: frances, it's tough for people in the louisiana communities to reckon with because thousands of them are still living with it they expect for weeks ahead to remain without power as you can see, so much of this still remains under water. hurricane ida one week later has left louisiana in a debilitating state. >> me? oh, yeah, i ain't staying here nope. >> did you lose your roof? yes. everything is gone my wooden fence around the house, all of this, and i don't have no water. >> reporter: structural devastation, a lack of supplies. hundreds of thousands without power. now battling overwhelming heat hundreds taken by bus out of new orleans to shelters away. >> these people are sick psychologically and physically >> r

i'll phillip mena. >>> glad you could be with us. i'm frances rivera searing testimony from america's top gymnasts on the abuse they endured at the hands of larry nassar and the fbi's failure to act. simone biles, aly raisman, mckayla maroney, and maggie nichols all testified after years of being silenced. nbc's susan mcginnis has the details. >> reporter: on capitol hill, four of the world's top gymnasts testifying about sexual abuse by convicted usa gymnastics doctor, larry nassar, and how the fbi and others handled their cases >> we suffered and continue to suffer because no one at fbi, usag, or the usopc did what was necessary to protect us. >> reporter: olympic gold medalist, simone biles, and elite gymnasts aly raisman, mckayla maroney, and maggie nichols accusing the organizations of failing at their jobs. >> i told the fbi all of this, and they chose to falsify my report and to not only minimize my abuse but silence me, yet again. >> it is astonishing and disturbing how many adults let you down >> reporter: hearing, following

. >> and i'm phillip mena. the white house is about to roll out a new strategy in the battle against covid. president biden is preparing to address the nation today, and he's expected to reveal a new six-point plan that will include new efforts to get more americans vaccinated this new proposal comes as cases soar among children. here is nbc's kerry sanders. >> reporter: the return to the classroom, potentially, dangerous with a quarter of all new covid cases now children and with families at odds over how to keep their kids safe. >> my child, my choice >> reporter: the battle over masks, still, raging with a judge ruling florida must stop enforcing mask bans. a major blow to republican governor, ron desantis. >> this is what hurts communities. we see dictator-like behavior is what he's doing. >> reporter: also, in miami a stark warning from the school superintendent after three teachers and ten other school employees died from covid since school began all of them, unvaccinated. >> the narrative about mandatory

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i'm phillip mena >> glad you could be with us i'm frances rivera this morning we start near new orleans where residents are still reeling a week after hurricane ida devastated the area hundreds of thousands are still without power in louisiana as oppressive heat is causing dangerous conditions many new orleans residents are heading to shelters outside the city our vaughn hillyard has more on the story. >> reporter: frances, it's tough for folks here in these louisiana communities to reckon with what took place a week ago because for thousands of them they're still living through it. and they expect in the weeks ahead to remain without power. as you can see, so much -- >> oh, yeah. i ain't staying here nope >> did you lose your roof? >> yes all my shingles are gone and my wood fence around my house, all that's flat and i don't have no water. >> reporter: structural devastation. battling overwhelm ing taken by bus to shelters. >> we don't know where we're going. >> and seven nursing home residents have now died after 800 were forced to ride out the storm in horrid conditions inside a ware

and i saw mo, jasmine l, got our senior manager for mena at the institute for strategic dialogue, and a former pentagon, middle east adviser and in york. kenneth ross, executive director of human rights watch. welcome to the program. let's begin in new york with you kinda throw off the rough and possibly the most obvious question . why is going on my base still open? well, there are various reasons. part of it is that a number of the people that are a minority have been charged criminal re, but have not been brought before regular court. they're being tried before these make shift military commission that the u. s. government established basically to cover up its torch. they felt it contrived to control the trial proceedings better, but these military commissions and prevent evidence of the torture from coming out . but these commissions don't pretend to provide real justice and they've been subject to all kinds of challenges and problems. and as a result, they're going nowhere. i remember going to guantanamo in 2012. so 9 years ago, for the opening charge of the arraignment against t

phillip mena has more. >> good morning. president biden campaigning for governor newsom.er to former president trump before this election, a web site paid by elder's campaign predicted his defeat making claims of voter fraud. he said we should be worried >>> the met gala returned to new york on monday night this year's celebration was dedicated to the metro museum of art called in america of the a lexicon of fashion alexandria ocasio-cortez kicks off the night with a bold statement with the white dress with the words tax the rich. okee osaka was right there along with lil nas x with three outfit changes. >>> we have an overtime thrill near the monday night football game the ravens struck first on the road with tyson williams dashing in on fourth and 1 raiders responded in the fourth quarter, including a late field goal to force overtime in overtime, derek carr helps put the game away. vegas rolled double threes they win 33-27 dom, the nfl is back and week one in the books. >> what an amazing week one if this is a preview for the rest of the season. phillip, thank you >>>

phillip mena is in new york. >> dom, i enjoyed that ketchup talk the ohio congress member anthony gonzalezpeach president trump after the january 6th riot he decided not to run in 2022. gonzalez has two young children. he said family considerations and the quote toxic dynamics in the republican party were the factors in his decision. >>> heavy downpours drenched the d.c. area. all that water caused flash flooding during the evening commute. some roads, including i-95, were under two feet of water prompting rescue for people trapped in vehicles. others in this intersection in virginia went for a swim in the street ed into waflood waters were so high, dams were overrun. >>> the government is sending $568 million in reimbursement checks to 31,000 investors of bernie madoff. it is part of the victim fund set up in 2013 that fund has over $4 billion. madoff died five months ago behind bars. that is the headlines for this morning, dom back to you. >> thank you have a nice weekend. >>> a big fda meeting today on covid boosters we talk to an expert over what is at stake and if boosters are actuall

the casese comes to the court fm mena which is an unusual system for the secondary schools because many parts of the system are quite rural and the constitution allows the school districts that don't operate their own high schools to make arrangements for their students toto attend by sending them directly they are and by paying tuition for them to attend those public high schools or by paying tuition for them to attend private high schools and so a group of parents are arguing that being able to use these tuition funds to attend private schools to use the funds for religious instructions violates the constitution. >> i do not want to drown on for too long. >> i don't want to put anyone on the spot especially on a question if there is no opinion on the abortion case for example, you can say pass. in terms of what's going on the interesting question i have is realistically isis there anyway, maybe it is in this case can the court avoid roe in the next three years? >> they can avoid anything. they are pretty good.er it's whether given what the states are doing, tomac. >> i wouldn't undere

. >> i mena, we're just halfway through, so why not start something completely n >> right what's happeninghe chaos that we left at the end of season one to sort of take stock, inventory on what's it all about alfie. and then she gets sucked back in my mr. crudup and, you know, i think she believes she she can take this newfound wisdom and, you know, self-realization that she's gained with her into back into the tms world, but not so easy not so fast. >> jimmy: no >> each character goes through some incredible twists and turns and unexpected things. unimaginable things happen >> jimmy: yeah you tackled some serious issues in this show, but i will say it's also very humorous as well there's funny parts of it. >> yes >> jimmy: and is relatable parts. 'cause it's a morning show >> yes >> jimmy: so, anyways -- >> yeah. well, i mean, it's fun >> jimmy: exactly. i want to show everyone a clip here's jennifer aniston in "the morning show." take a look at this. ♪ >> i can't come back even if i wanted to come back, i just couldn't. i would look flakey. wishy-washy. >> no, no, no, no. when your new d

he lurks in the back of the book and menaing and making his life miserable. in the spring of 2011, when the book culminates and ends with the raid on the compound. and it's a hit on osama and donald trump and the ending. in doing the research for the book, we've seen on-line and copies of birth certificates floating around may or may not be right. may be forgeries or may not, or what. that's-- evidence is unconvincing to me and unconvincing to most people is what i wanted to find out why the resistance and there was real resistance and who was responsible for the resistance and how much effort they put into it. in my book, there's two threads. one is unravelling the true history of barack obama and the other is story telling the true story of the unravelling of the obama presidency. now, as i got into the research on the birth certificate and who is behind it, what i learned right away, and first of all, the initial birther was barack obama himself, many of you know this. when he was a-- probably about 23 or 24 he was trying to put together a book deal after

i mena, i just think it's so full circle and so cool.trict rule follower now but when i was a kid, i don't want to say i was a bully because that sounds really horrific, and that's the last thing i would want to be but i'm the third kid, and i was, let's say, like over the young kids right? i was like, "come on." i want to be with the adults i want to be with the teenagers. i couldn't find my crowd in preschool. so i used to carpool - >> jimmy: preschool. >> -- i used carpool with this girl, katie, who is lovely and wonderful. but when we were kids, she used to cry every single morning that her mom would leave and i couldn't take it after a a while, jimmy [ light laughter ] and i went up to her, and i grabbed her like where your tie is and i pulled her to my face, and i said, "katie, the mommies leave and the mommies come back what part of that don't you understand?" and i threw her to the ground. and the teachers called my mom, and they were like, "we shouldn't be laughing, but it was so funny." >> jimmy: "mommies drop you off, and the

europe lead the usa 9—7 menaing that they require five points from the 12 matches to retain the trophyinal day in toledo. —— a lot of golf to come. argentina have released aston villa players emiliano martinez and emiliano buendia from international duty, following the chaotic scenes which led to the world cup qualifier between brazil and argentina being abandoned last night. brazilian health officials walked onto the pitch in sao paulo and confronted three uk—based argentine players who they say have broken quarantine rules. martinez was one of those, while buendia was in the stands. both are returning to europe and expected to serve 10 days quarantine in croatia before returning to their club. the two other players, tottenham's giovani lo celso and cristiano romero are set to stay in the argentina camp for the match against bolivia on friday. it is getting very messy, that. valtteri bottas will leave mercedes at the end of the year and move to alfa romeo — that should see george russell move from williams to become lewis hamilton's new partner from 2022. after five seasons at mercede

mello yelena melnichenko stuart todd meltzer diarelia jovanah mena dora marie menchaca charles r. mendez lizette mendoza shevonne olicia mentis wolfgang peter menzel steve john mercado wilfredo mercado wesley mercer ralph joseph mercurio alan harvey merdinger george l. merino yamel josefina merino george merkouris and my cousin. our family misses your love and smile. you live in each of us every day. we love you and please give dad a hug for us. god bless you all and god bless america. >> and my father. 20 years ago, i met my grandfather. he held me in his arms. his first of six grandchildren. seven days later, he was gone from the city and family he loved. we will love and miss you forever. never forget 9/11 and our first responders who protect our city every day. we thank our military and our first responders through our country and god bless america. [applause] ♪ >> deborah merrick raymond joseph metz iii jill ann metzler david robert meyer nurul h. miah william edward micciulli martin paul michelstein patricia e. mickley ronald d. milam peter teague milano gregory milanowycz l

mello >> yelena melnichenko >> stuart todd meltzer >> diarelia jovanah mena >> dora marie menchaca >>hevonne olicia mentis >> wolfgang peter menzel >> steve john mercado >> wilfredo mercado >> wesley mercer >> ralph joseph mercurio >> alan harvey merdinger >> george l. merino >> yamel josefina merino >> george merkouris >> and my cousin gary. gary, our family misses your love, laughter and smile. you live in each and everyone of us every day. we love you. please give add a hug for us. god bless america. >> and my grandfather battalion chief lawrence stack. 20 years ago, i met my grandfather. he held me in his seven days later, he was gone from the city and family give up. we will love and miss you forever. never forget 9/11 and our first responders who protect our city every day. we thank our military and first responders. god bless america. thank you. [applause] >> deborah merrick >> raymond joseph metz iii >> jill ann metzler >> david robert meyer >> nurul h. miah >> william edward micciulli >> martin paul michelstein >> patricia e. mickley >> ronald d. milam >> peter teague milano