mike tyson talbot has said it's unbelievable it means so much love and respect from the academy members they're all film professionals and that they honored our work like they said that the film moves them so much that it's on the leave. that's the stems all but they. have stillness about iconic actress romy schneider three days and keep them all shows one of the stars worst crises and the circumstances surrounding her last major interview it's a drama about hedonism and loneliness if it's good and it was so i know it's once jocose a place it captures the real person behind the legend. she lives in one thousand nine hundred one checked into rehab and this in the meantime. the film is based on real events while in rehab schneider agreed to an interview with a german magazine. family are tough film shows a fragile star struggling with addictions to pills and booze smarting from scandals and broke yet still full of charisma and charm the director was able to get closer to the late star then many documentaries have been able to do helped considerably by lead actress mary barra who plays sch

to sightsee get kind of like mike tyson you know that some moment they go to the face paglu good. i think so i think right i've got one but back here with the famous they have a way to say you know so unfortunately some or some of these things are kind of par for the course we go to show you how brutal the whole business is but this goes to show you and i ask you this question does anybody really honestly truly care about sinclair broadcasting i mean really or do they care that it's trump related that it's what it meant but i wonder did you see jimmy kimmel mocking malani or trump now let me ask you something i'm just saying nobody's complaining about that when i went to work for a.b.c. and i said no no i want to mock hillary clinton falling that's a way to be out of you know what i'm. so these people who think that i kid goes someplace and that there is no party lines at a network are you kidding me do you really think i can go someplace and that is truly the fantasy of it and thank you very much for coming out a very light always a pleasure hearing you talk about it and get the

international recognition for providing over the famous trial of the former heavyweight boxing champion mike tyson's rape trial. the extensive international media coverage could have easily turned that trial into a circus but not under her watch. judge gifford was widely praised throughout the country for keeping order throughout the trial and presiding over a fair trial. those of us who practiced in her court expected nothing less. she retired after a 30-year distinguished career on the bench. the people of indiana's fifth congressional district and especially those in marian unty are forever grateful -- marion county are forever grateful. we join her family, her husband bob bush and daughter jennifer bush pettitt and her family in mourning their loss. thank you and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from minnesota, mr. paulsen, for five minutes. mr. speaker, ell, i rise today to ask my colleagues to support a resolution that i am introducing to raise awareness of the danger of meningitis b. nearly a thousand americans every year contrac

something like 1045 without taking a look, really taking a good look at it, it feels like i'm in a mike tyson fight. i came to the restroom and this was back and this was here without me having a chance to have a voice on it. i'm looking for you to step up and say let's take a good look at this thing. we are not knocking it, we know it's a necessity, we know that we have some problems, some issues we need to work on, but i just really don't think this is the way to do it. thank you for your time. and have a good afternoon. >> thank you for your testimony, sir. next speaker, please. >> hello again, t.j. bossa, speaking as a district three resident and concerned citizen on the case of visiting peace advocate, 25-year-old jerome from the southern philippines, from april 17th to 19, and torture and deportation at s.f.o., received having received a ten-year visa to enter the united states. when i first heard the account of what transpired of being made to strip down, subjected to freezing temperature, deprived of fresh food, religious rights, psychological torture, comparison to guantanamo. i'm sh

dumber tweeting as recently as this year did you try to say sprint is better than t-mobile and mike tyson laughing. he's been using #sprintlikehell. in '17 i'm surprised anybody likes anything about sprint. so the likelihood they'll work closely together is not -- that's not going to happen. >> i will say this, that when i've tried to pin john down in a series of interviews about whether he favors mergers, the answer is he has to be open minded so he's obviously not going to merge with dumb and dumber that, i think, was a moniker he's going with. he has moderated to some degree the endless criticism of sprint. they seem, i don't know, i don't want to emphasize too much but it's kind of like they like to trash talk like the nfl. you know, there's nfl players that trash talk but then they shake hands after the game. >> they might be on the same team next year. >> exactly i think there's handshaking going on and it's like pro sports i don't think they hate each other. i think they kind of say we're friendly rivals. come on, david it's true. >> i agree with you. i agree with you i think that'

it was basically mike tyson at his peak, against princeton's boxing champ. it was not a fair fight. >> it was not a fair fight. >> not that princeton's boxing champ, whoever it is, is not a great boxing champ. but he boxgs like this. it wasn't a fair fight and they need seriously to figure out a way. i hope they figure it out in the house, how to ask the guy some actually competent questions that will push facebook to start protecting our privacy and protecting our rights. >> we'll get to clint in a moment about that. donny deutsch will be joining us later, talking about the whole pr mess. now to the "new york times" reporter, that president donald trump sought to fire special counsel robert mueller last december. according to interviews with eight anonymous people. including advisers, people close to the president and others. the second reported instance in which the president moved to push out the prosecutor charged with investigating russian interference in the 2016 elections. after reportedly ordering his white house counsel, don mcgann to ask the justic

mike costello was at the fury press conference today. the message is in the posters, after two and a half years away, tyson fury is ready to return, and forcitement generated by a potential showdown between anthonyjoshua by a potential showdown between anthony joshua and by a potential showdown between anthonyjoshua and they wilder, there is no question there is an added dimension brought to the heavyweight division by tyson fury. after a struggle with mental illness, a drugs ban that ended in compromise, he is back and ready to make a noise. i was very burned-out with it all, like a candle on its last lame. i have been boxing a long time andi last lame. i have been boxing a long time and i needed a change. i wasn't going to keep boxing no matter what, for any amount of money and for any belts, i couldn't box any more. this timei belts, i couldn't box any more. this time i am fighting for the drug addicts, alcoholics, people who have mental health problems, fight for all these people to give them hope, because if i can come back from the brink of no return, so can they. i have done a marvellous job if i don't mind saying so myself, to com

mike leak, but a big fibrin 7th inning. the big shot. this bullpen has given up nine homeruns. chris davis had two homers in a losing effort for the a's. error by brandon sets up this. tysonadres later had the lead. -- pad the lead. 5-1 final. giants are 6-7. all you can say about nhl hockey key -- nhl hockey. third-period, get this, there were 76 combined penalties. seven separate fights and you could call that physical. you don't often see a lot of fights in stanley cup hockey. they say that for the regular season. final nine seconds of the game, this all transpires. winnipeg wins 4-1 with a 2-0 series lead. las vegas, and expansion team, they are doing it up vegas style. eric just scored in the second overtime for vegas. they leave that series 2-0. onto more baseball, this is the yankees. he hit one that left the yard. i have to show you. we were talking about it. worst trade the amax ever made. -- the a's ever made. >> see you later everyone. cam: look -- in the hallway! it's a bird! it's a plane! - [panting] - it's super-out-of-breath. - happy halloween to you, too. - i'm sorry. i'm just -- i'm really nervous about this closing argument today. is it because you've lo