social media platform but i can beat out the people who opposed just so many people on michael sam you get knowledge and i'm strange and look at numbers i'm quite surprised but i also understand it's a lot of responsibility. and we thought that camping and somebody was right when most of the picked up one from my five year old to make a point that. and the national. human being and i have a national tendencies because i asked for peace with pakistan. what if i had called a young student of living through college was ignited a fire the debate on social media and beyond on nationalism and free speech dr many at the time was to believe that ultimately did up giving i'll leave to pakistan. she wants peace with pakistan and she gets softer the one thing became national news after event was on every single prime time and it was a very very very scary time my phone was hawked because there were so many messages coming back to back. and the strangest thing is that when all the messages of hate it was messages of. messages of how somebody would want to. host me how somebody would be very very e

michael sam i was already told they are going to sign a new contract with microsoft next year so good luck to both of you. next. week microsoft and i you already negotiating a new contract to the plan is to go for a negotiated procedure with microsoft for. this top layer. and for full for tender with a reseller. for microsoft doesn't the practice to negotiate this framework contract violate the rules of procurement which demands open competition no they don't that are different procedures foreseen by the picture of materials and of course the procedure is open courseware tender but then the negotiated procedure is a procedure that exists in the rose. and it's fully legal and the conditions are that there is only one provider that can provide this particular solution the technical solution so there is no other possibility and what we've seen is that we if we didn't do call for tender and open call for tender for provision we would land with microsoft anyway and it would be much more expensive because what they're doing now is negotiating a price list together with microsoft which gives

traditional liberal institutions and democratic processes and globalism has sort of left them behind michael sam right there we'll have more politicking right after the break. they're referring to russia and like it's. you know world of big partisan food lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. aeroflot russian airlines. talk of impending war around the world is on the increase the great powers speak openly on the need to prepare for a conflict what does this tell us if anything it appears to be a sign the global order they came into being up in the second world war and the cold war has come to an end what is replacing it. while give easy vasan this us. war union forms like yeah yeah it's rational self. desire for a lot of needy thief. but the new dell cars i'm a place now which.

if you had one of us, michael, sam, myself to dance with, who would you choose, my name is spelled g-i-nl. >> i go with sam. >> ginger. >> oh, >> i am feeling so much pressure to do the show. i've never felt this much pressure to do the show. >> since ginger has already done it and sports stars do really well. >> that's true. [ applause ] >> but you know what, weather people do very well too. >> one example of that. okay. >> what i remember out of this whole thing is he didn't say no. okay. bobby, are you ready? now you've said you want to run for president one day. >> yeah. >> so can we hear 15 seconds of a campaign speech on why you would be the best president ever. everyone. first of all, welcome. i would like to say there will be no more road construction in the daytime. only at night. [ cheers and applause ] wait a minute. there will be all four bars of phone service all the time. one more thing i would make jimmy kimmel book me on his show. thank you. [ chanting "bobby"] >> good. he's in. >> he's in. >> you know what, those were three very strong things. evanna, i want to ask a que

the aforementioned michael schmidt, washington correspondent for "the new york times." sam stein beck with us as well, politics editor at the daily beast. tamera keith also returns to our broadcast, from npr. >> is this what it seems to be that donald trump comes out of the concentrated for him sessions with his legal team and in plain english learns how bad it is and then goes on a rant on twitter? >> well, there is a big issue here which is that they have been trying to get written responses to mueller for several weeks now. the president's lawyers thought it would happen by wednesday. it still hasn't happened. the president's lawyers have had the questions from mueller. they've known the topics for many, many months. why is it that they can't give the written responses to mueller? what's the problem with the answers? does it incriminate the president in a certain way? why is it that he can't answer them? and that is the question tonight. what has caused this delay? the negotiations over the interview began 11 months ago. we are still here today, waiting for some resoluti

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backbenches, arguing the case, he is quite an influential person, sam 6yimah, quite a rising star within the conservative party, so yes it is a blow. michaelremains of their having been one of the real drivers behind that a successful vote for the leave campaign in 2016. he is making the point in article in tomorrow morning's daily mail that rex adheres should get behind the prime minister because the alternative to her deal could be far worse. he raises the prospect of another potential referendum and then losing the prize brexit altogether. peter saul at westminster, thank you. we can hear some of what theresa may has had to say about brexit today, in our first report now from the 620 summit in argentina. she's urged mps of all parties back home, to vote for her brexit deal on december 11, "in the national interest." here's our political editor, laura kuenssberg. theresa may, prime minister of the united kingdom. a solitary moment. world leaders cannot help theresa may much. the mps whose minds she needs to change out thousands of miles away. but as the prime minister on the edge of her undoing, with dozens of tories committed to reject

tonight the environment secretary michael gove warns his party that brexit is "by no means guaranteed" if they vote down the deal — while the universities minister sam over the plan. the prime minister is at the

sam kinison the man. >> ever been married? what's your name? michael?k you met the right woman and want to settle down and change your life, do me a favor mike. remember this face. ahhh! >> it was the expression of the heartbroken man, we hold a lot of stuff in because we're civilized people trying to do the right thing, but there's a lot that goes on emotionally we can't express and have that monster put it out like that, great, it's like a relief valve. >> sam did not care if the audience hated him. he would bait them. even challenge them to leave if they didn't like it. and when you don't care, that's frequently when you get the best results. >> very seldom someone comes along who is unusually different and creative and presents something that's unusual. right. and money from last week? >> sam kinison took comedy to an extreme in the shouting, in some of the language and in some of the taboo subjects that he went after. >> i read the paper, they said that a group of homosexual necrophiliacs have been going around mortuaries, offering them money to le

michael miselis and rob rundo are amoung those charged. in orange county, the secret life of sam prosecutors have now charged him with a hate crime. for their part, the marines court martialed vasilios pistolis and ousted hifrom the corps. but the movement that violently erupted in the streets of charlottesville hasn't gone away. our source inside atomwaffen says the group has been adding members, and that pistolis i not the only soldier in its ranks. this story is far from over. >> the stock market is dn 21 percent. tor: 10 years after the great recession. >> that took a piece of our soul. >> narrator: cities like dayton are still struggling to come back. >> i actually worked in this same exact plant for gm. i'd say it probably averaged out around $35 an hour. at fuyao you started out at $12 an hour. >> dayton is not unique in the problems that we are facing.is but, what nique is that dayton is still small enough to fix this. >> frontline is made possible by ntributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thk you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. major supp

sam is hoping to become an agent. >> mostly his advice is be myself and really sort of understand it is what i'm doing which is what i'm trying to do. >> since michael the michael j. fox foundation nearly 20 years ago it has raised over $800 million for research. >> it's not about building up a foundation for the greater glory of me or the greater glory of scientists. but actually to do the work include patient community and every step of the way which we do. >> what is the most important you have learned from the disease? >> to treasure every day and literally don't look at the glass as half empty. if it's half full, there's still more there. more to taste, more to enjoy. >>> let's go back to new york now and nischelle with another "e.t." first that some might say is kind of fishy. >> yes, now i don't know about you nance, but as soon as i heard "aquaman" aka jason momoa was getting his own movie i was all in and only we can take you exclusively behind the scenes. >> your body is constantly working. fight choreography. >> after four and a half months of stunt training, you feel pretty super human. >> "aquaman's" action packed original story was sho

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michael. good morning. take a look at this incredible video. 25-year-old sam synstelien leaping right there onto the back ofgled in a fishing line off the coast of california. the whale was thrashing and diving but he manages remarkably to cut him free. his friends in the boat celebrating. synstelien telling us despite what you're seeing there it was total exhilaration freeing that whale. >> it may have been exhilarating. the whale is free. but what are wildlife officials saying about this? >> this is not a shocker. they say this not only was dangerous, it could have been deadly for the rescuer, but he tells us he knows it was risky, but felt he needed to do something. that whale took him underwater at one point so the whale and rescuer are lucky. >> you see that tail coming up. didn't think he would be there when he came back down. >> as always, amy, thank you. >>> gwyneth paltrow, why she's revealing she's going through early menopause. that and more when we come back. >>> "gma's" concert series sponsored by carmax. s sponsored by carmax. that's a great question. if you'd stop in a monsoon to help someone

ginger, sam champion and our super fan patrice are with mickey mouse at t[ plause ] >> hey, michael,lt disney world resort in orlando right in front of the castle. now, you were actually in a performance on this journey, patrice. >> yes, i was. >> tell me a little about it. >> my special moment was going behind the scenes, "beauty and the beast," got to see all the costumes they make and then i was in the "beauty and beast" performance with ginger. >> she told me that was one of her biggest dreams and to see it happen made me get tears in my eyes. speaking of costume, our mickey mouse has looked good everywhere we've been but this is his 90th celebration outfit he is debuting and i'm telling you, i don't think i'm ever going to forget this trip. >> me neither. >> it was that special. >> we got a look back. ♪ we all fell in love with the fourth grade teacher, patrice jenkins who brings the world of disney into her classroom every day. >> three, two, one. and who could forget our birthday boy mickey surprising her in class as we bring her on a trip around the world. >> i'm so excited.