it was missy who went with him to warm springs. it was missy who preside over his office. and it was missy who served as his hostess when f.d.r. entertained. neither eleanor nor sarah objected to the arrangement. roosevelt's friends took it in stride. missy was deeply in love with f.d.r., and the president, if not in love, certainly preferred her company to all others. she died without knowing that the president made her the beneficiary of one-half of his estate in his will in gratitude for her commitment. 60 years after his death, it's really high time that roosevelt be revisited. the great depression, the new deal, the second world war, are fading memories. the extent to which the united states was threatened is scarcely remembered. the national sacrifice all but forgotten. all the more reason, i think, that westerly this cheerful man who could not walk, who could not stand unassisted, yet who guided and confidently the nation into a peaceful and prosperous future. he lifted himself from his wheelchair to lift this nation from its knees. thanks very much. i'll take quest

missy was deeply in love with f.d.r. and the perspective, if not in love, certainly premb -- prefered to -- her company to all others. she died without knowing the president made her a one and a half beneficiary to his will in gratitude to her commitment. of years after his death, it's really high time that roosevelt be revisited. the great depression, the new detail due, the second world war are fading memories. the stefpblet to which the united states was threatened is scarcely remembered. the national sacrifice all but forgotten. all the more reason, i think, that we recall this cheerful man who could not walk, who could not stand unassisted yet who serenely and confidently guided the nags into a peaceful and prosperous future. he limited himself from his wheelchair to limit this nation from its knees. thanks very much. i'll take questions. [applause] i can't take credit for the last lines. that were from mario queem cuomo's keynote address to the democratic convention in 1986. please? >> i'm curious why you've left o

♪ >> and then later on, oh, who's this missy?nt they should have, they've always been there. and just now maybe they'll truly be acknowledged. ♪ guys are only ♪ that thing, that thing ♪ that thing >> she sings, she raps. there's heartache involved. it's all encompassed in one amazing piece of art. >> "the miseducation of lauryn hill." >> with her record-breaking fifth grammy win, lauryn hill echoed what many might have been thinking. >> this is crazy, because this is hip-hop music. you know what i mean? >> she's going to be, big -- well, she already is a big star. you get five grammys you are. >> a lot of people think she's going to really redefine the connections among hip-hop, pop, for everybody. ♪ hi, kids do you like primus ♪ ♪ want to see me stick nine inch nails through each one of my eyelids ♪ >> when em came we sat back like this. what's this white boy doing? and then i really listened -- ♪ but i can't figure out which spice girl i want to impregnate ♪ >> i was like, whoa! ♪ slim shady you a basehead >> and dre's behind i

♪ >> and then later on, oh, who's this missy? not they got the, you know, the acknowledgement they should have, they've always been there. and just now maybe they'll truly be acknowledged. ♪ guys are only ♪ that thing, that thing ♪ that thing >> she sings, she raps. there's heartache involved. it's all encompassed in one amazing piece of art. >> "the miseducation of lauryn hill." >> with her record-breaking fifth grammy win, lauryn hill echoed what many might have been thinking. >> this is crazy, because this is hip-hop music. you know what i mean? >> she's going to be, big -- well, she already is a big star. you get five grammys you are. >> a lot of people think she's going to really redefine the connections among hip-hop, pop, for everybody. ♪ hi, kids. do you like primus ♪ ♪ want to see me stick nine inch nails through each one of my eyelids ♪ >> when em came we sat back like this. what's this white boy doing? and then i really listened -- ♪ but i can't figure out which spice girl i want to impregnate ♪ >> i was like, whoa! ♪

to find their lead to come missy more appealing to being. really full citizens or for that matter there in the 2nd. ok quickly before you go what more than kind of regional and international bodies do. they stream is a well i think well anything else if you look into the region of this. region and he done recently it does waking it politico's social and economic terms it is not. the end it could be need to end this multi-city off approach is that is that. ok many thanks for your time quizzing denise policy and political advice for thank you. in kenya more than 60 people have been killed and 120000 have been displaced by a landslide after heavy rains and floods hit the region of west buckets rescue operations are being hampered by the massive destruction of property and infrastructure. homes and livelihood swept away in only a few hours roads and bridges destroyed. people here don't have much and now everything is gone. kilamba highly negative so many people have been affected people have left their homes and no one can sleep at home for now

and this photo 1931 is when he met the woman who would be his count missy rudiger. and, believe it or not, her was even moreund flabbergasting than the shalikashvilis. she descended from, for instance, this man, this is adam von kruzen stern, a baltic german, the first russian to circumnavigate the world. his maternal -- so his mother was born here, believe it or not. he is the winter palace in st. petersburg. she born there? servedher and aunt, they as ladies in waiting at the last russian court, to the grand , both of them. a great picture here. this is general shali's maternal attired for an opulent costume ball that czar threw in 1903. but it was the third aspect of really most intrigued me. was his curious reputation. general colin powell. he's a quiet, decent man and a very hard worker. mistake in notion you have to have pattonesque general. to be a great you don't need to rant or rave or be an arrogant jerk to be successful. showed that. i pulled from some news reports 1993 when he was nominated. key,s said to be low informal, a consensus builder who understa

missy's version of the team brought some 21st—ce ntu ry of the team brought some 21st—century personality the camaraderie. and there was the song. 0h, the camaraderie. and there was the song. oh, that song. baby shark became the team's unofficial and slightly unusual and them this season. try getting that out of your head. as the post—season stretched into 0ctober, fans and players took up into 0ctober, fans and players took up the slogan, finish the fight. after nearly a century— long drought, they finally did. matt morrison, bbc news, washington. hello, i'm gavin ramjaun — and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: the nationals touchdown back in washington after making history with a first—ever world series win. a blow for golden state warriors. their star man steph curry faces a spell on the sidelines, with a broken hand. and wins for barty and bencic as they move into the last four at the wta tour finals in china. the washington nationals have made a triumphant return home after winning the world series, for the first time in their history.

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it's time to go in obstacles missy and i have had things the other acts an app stores have. in time step by them been that. guy with the seat in the woods and i'm going to be inside and dodge that son who does have mine doesn't my mom sits in them as i was going my house is going to. be my. biggest problem. and in a good chunk of the outline was like the ones you see it was and soon. there's businessmen and women to do a business seasonal. limits on the good the. things you would do with a list is a list. of even i am worth. what i was never the. way it is ones of us sheep these results might exist. with a visit as long. as he's done all them business make his indivisible visit see a more it's. hard because. evil is all. on. his. on this switch it is. a must if. you want anything physically need. the animal needs me you know and. bridges bridges me about this is the knock against disease. is not a good it is. for profit. corporations are for profit companies maximizing profits is the highest priority to . take 64th or even required to make as much profit as possible. respons

game which is taking place in the saudi capital riyadh it is a very darkest day but it's your own missy has to be qualities that are impressive and we have to recognize that strategically we don't neutralize a player that little we diminish these opportunities but we also know that football is essentially a collective small but regarding missy he is a unique player. china's biggest swimming star sign yang is fighting for his career at a public hearing where he respond banned from the sport for up to 8 years the 3 time olympic champion has defended his behavior during a random drug test at his home last year the case brought on by the world anti-doping agency centers on the 27 year old's right to refuse 3 anti-doping officials from taking blood and urine samples from them as security guard was instructed to smash the sample some says he didn't believe the agents had proper credentials to collect the samples. now more skepticism has been thrown at the n.f.l. and their decision to hold a private workout for calling hopper nick a former san francisco 49 ers quarterback will audition for the

with missy. where the one on ones that. many fighters still fear that if they return to rwanda the authorities will punish them. it's 25 year old rwandan fighter has nothing to be afraid of he had nothing to do with the killings back then we try to explain that to them. even men who are now 30 which children during the genocide but the militia leaders are playing on the fears of those who fight for them i thank you for this and it's. the 1st stop for those fighters who managed to escape is a un reception camp. in sa by monish was a member of the rwandan militia group until he found out about the un resettlement program. he's given a thorough medical examination perhaps the 1st one he's ever had. in saudi man and knows little about rwanda he was born in congo his parents fled there after the genocide. it was a long trip but i'm safe now and i hope the un will continue to help me my future will be different now. he says his parents would never consider going back to probe wanda. talks to students about the various militia gro

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many peoeople are still m missi, their families are hoping and praying they will be found alive.hil: some of the other stories making news around the world, polls have closed in t the presidential a and parliamentary ectionons. the president is facing discontent over the poor state of the economy. the other party is tipped for a strong showing. he has been in power since they won independence from south africa in 1990. apple has agreedd to russian demands to show the crimean peninsula as part of russia. the regionn is shown on weather maps but only for users within the country. russia sees crime era -- seized crimea in a referendum that others say was illegal. demonstrators across columbia are holding their second national strike in less than a week as part of ongoing protests against the president's right-wing government and its anticipated economic plans. protesters are demanding the country's should be disbanded after a young demonstrator was killed by a teargas canister over the weekend. this is dw news live from berlin. still to come, the chinese children whose study days ar

these opportunities but we also know that football is essentially a collective small but regarding missy is unique player. more skepticism has been thrown at the n.f.l. and their decision to hold a private workout call and capper nick a former san francisco 49 ers quarterback was dishing for the team's on saturday in atlanta the league of invited all 32 teams to attend with at least 10 reportedly confirming they will send representatives but not everyone is convinced that this is a genuine chance for the 32 year old who hasn't played in 3 years you know i really hope this is in the sox for him to get back in leaders and i think he deserves to be in the it's nice to be. the one just yet not have a job. or base all things out of letters to this point with him it leaves you a little skeptical margaret aren't a good thing like everybody else don't always see. a new york knicks fans were in fine form as a welcome back one of their former star players to madison square garden. when. all this is the reception chris stops presuming this guy that he was booed all night the 24 year old played for

rudy giuliani was doing was caring out a policy specifically to help president trump on political missi as opposed to carryingut policy with respect to ukraine that has been long-standing policy. so he's warped the process through doing this even though certainly, and a right to decide who should or shouldn't be an ambassador. robert: for house democrats, is it all about ambassadorondland now? bolton is held up in federal court -- what are they looking to build un this week? heather: i think holmes, the fellow who testified behind closed doors, they may be asking whether he should come forward publicly. we're seeing eight witnesses over three days, enormous aunt of testimony. robert: why are they doing it with that time ne? heather: thanksgiving is the next week and they know people will turn away from this and focus on family and when they come back they want to pivot to the house judiciary committee in the first week of dr and move to mark up articles of impeachment if that's what they choose to do which many privately the will and that will, in theory, allow them to vote on the artic

turned bad now that tweets true anger from democrats and some criticism from republicans and for pos missy event of it she maintains that she was a loyal diplomat who as a result of her anti corruption efforts in ukraine had become the victim of a smear. campaign that eventually led to her being fired at the behest of the president himself individuals who apparently felt stymied by our press our efforts to promote stated u.s. policy against corruption that is to do our mission were able to successfully conduct a campaign a disinfo mission against a sitting ambassador using unofficial back channels as various witnesses have recounted they share baseless allegations with the president and convinced him to remove his ambassador despite the fact that the state department fully understood that the allegations were false and the sources highly suspect our ukraine policy has been thrown into disarray and shady interests the world over the world over have learned how little it takes to remove an american ambassador who does not give them what they want. well let's take that full out from today's h

and operating beyond and around international law they're proving to be useful agents of the plough missy and proxy wars but there have been some well publicized failures in 2007 blackwater contractors killed 17 unarmed iraqis and injured 24 others blackwater went on to change its name to a cabin me and continues to provide services to the pentagon around the world also in iraq the pentagon hired c. a.c.i. premier technology to run the infamous abu ghraib prison the logistics company is alleged to have told military police to soften up prisoners for interrogation. and it's estimated the u.s. government lost as much as $60000000000.00 to fraud by contractors right now the industry is estimated to be worth up to $249000000000.00 many nations are deploying most in areas to reshape battlefields russia has used the wagner group in ukraine libya and syria as nicolas hoc reports exclusively from the central african republic russia's training government forces at the request of the president nick was given unprecedented access to their military trainers and durango south of the capital bangui. a

demanding his resignation the prime minister met his government ministers without ministers conrad missy and chris cardona they resigned on tuesday along with the prime minister's top aide keith schembri who was taken away for questioning and released on friday 1st of all this is a national security issue. as is the case with all prime ministers i believe that i have to be briefed on national security issues for us this was not just america does was a major case that shook our democracy. the murder investigation is focused on one of most his richest men jorgen fenech funny cuisine rested for the 4th time last week as he attempted to leave the mediterranean island on his yacht before she was killed galaxy had revealed a secret offshore company called 17 block a reuters investigation last year named fanuc as the company owner which was allegedly used to fund shell companies linked to government ministers her son is accusing the government of covering up his mother's murder we know nothing my family knows nothing the journalist know nothing people know nothing that's why we're here it's cal

c c and there missis activists were holding up placards saying that 52 percent of rapists are immigrants a figure taken from a 2014th survey the movement says lax immigration in policies in france have put many women at risk and they were confronted by other demonstrators who started booing and tearing up their plaque arts. while the nemesis activists have since been subjected to a wave of online anger they've been branded fascists and racists the group claims other feminists want to silence them and we talked to one of their campaigners who asked us to distort her voice to hide her identity. we arrived at the demonstration with our plaque cards and started to protest and within minutes other demonstrators saw a mass of sham placards it escalated quickly we wanted to cross in a calm way now we are afraid we know that our message is truthful but there are people who are aggressive to us the violence against women the protest raises questions and demonstration with the slogan all of us turns out not to be for all of us at all since we are being treated like fascists i'm asking what is the

which focuses on police and last july they have a guest that lecture and missy and it was the commission of the metropolitan police she made the point she was looking at how police investigations change soon when she joined in $1803.00 in the contemporary period and she made the point that's an interesting one is that most prosecutions these days although it still contain an elements of surrender evidence that was in the case plus an 8 seats 3 because within an obvious area criminal justice system like one here turning into glenn's very often concession evidence the admission by the defendants was sufficient symbols of. a prostitution that has now changed investigations of becoming extremely cynical and it's in this area where we need the highly skilled forensic people so what i would say to. whoever is the the out in the next film and we welcome the next in the policing with that one is johnson absent of visibility really what we need to do is to invest mole in the skills of police officers so when we can constantly address this changing crime it's an audio but i've said it soon see you

considering that in the next week or 2 you might be indicted liberal man who is a long time then missis of the prime minister sees an opportunity to enhance his position and come we fall sort of constitutional changes and if this is the situation and you can the numbers don't add up maybe 3rd election might be the only the only solution forward however the question if there lect or it is ready actually to put aside differences and support government parties that can form a coalition then that's an interesting point that you raise your c. michael berg i want to pick up on it in just a 2nd and tackle the the possibility of a 3rd election in just a 2nd but 1st of all to you what would you say is the stumbling block we have had several attempts to try and form an israeli government in your view what is preventing the formation of this government. well it's interesting because where the israeli people always criticizes their politicians for not having any backbone not having any ideology and always selling out it seems that people are stuck in their positions here and they're stuck and they'

and then i so i saw the police the cam on that awful blame and missy and the 111. of the. officers came to me and said to me more say you are not you are you are safe now we are with you here all this footage is now in the hands of the police so to presumably the testimonies of the officers who my hermit says saved his life his legal team say the meeting with the police went well and that they are determined to investigate it but they also know full well that embassy staff have diplomatic immunity which means they can be prosecuted and anyway if they disappeared off to bahrain that we almost no chance of getting them back the other thing they don't know is whether any one of the foreign office in london has asked the bahrain is what they were doing some had on the night in question i believe the british government at this is stage should be summoning the beheading invested there and to question him about this this incident. which supposed to be the response of. person on what happened. i don't recall any questions that from the foreign office we expect them to take them ve

using his checkbook to play missy the crown prince himself a former helicopter pilot has managed to attract plenty of western sympathy. the united arab emirates has become one of the most militarized countries per capita on the planet spending billions of euros each here. was in the in the emirates there is one battle tank for 2100 people in france there is one battle tank or 250000 people. the presence likes to present his arsenal in displays of power the goal is to impress governments around the world. this. is. one view we see the true face of the embassy as a prince who wants to extend his influence beyond the borders of his country he wants to become a charismatic leader in the arab muslim world they are. mohammed bin ziad wants to become the western world's most important ally in the fight against islamist terror. in this effort to court west and how is he profits from his nation's image as a tax haven and a major tourist destination. to buy has become famous for its artificial islands its luxury hotels and its tolerant lifestyle. during state visits the crown prince always puts on an

the presideitems that are missi tweeted out by police. they are full of diamonds and gems. these are antiques that are unestimatible value. it's what makes them so exceptional and valuable made them difficult to sell on any open market. the question, and more than 24 hours later, no answer to this. what the robbers who carried out a well-coordinated robbery were hoping to achieve once they made their way out with the pieces of jewelry. unclear to see at this point how they could sell them without taking them apart first. >> right. it seem s like it was so sophisticated. but that 42 carat green diamond was not in the museum at the time of this heist, right? >> reporter: that's right. it's a 41 green carat diamond, that was on loan to the metropolitan museum of new york. it was not here. it was spared. the green vault's most famous piece of jewelry. what di theythey did make off w 100 pieces of jewelry, of a value that we can't put a figure on because of the historical and cultural significance. these are works of art that are priceless. >> seems like it's out of a movie. tha

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r.nt missy her family background was more flabbergast thing. ing. she dissented from this man. adam. admiralhe first russian to circumnavigate the world. his maternal grandmother was born here. why was she born there? her mother and great aunt served in the last russian court. i have a great picture here. thatis the grandparents czar nicholas drew in 1903. here is general powell. you have to have patent-esque qualities to be a great general. you don't need you do not need to rattle rave or be an arrogant jerk to be successful. pulled from news reports in 1993 when he was nominated, he was low-key,id to be informal, a consensus elder who understands teamwork. is willing to examine options. someone extraordinarily sensitive in terms of caring for people. someone whose humility was bone deep. who balanced compassion, a man who was a norma slade love. his answer, i do not like confrontation. to understand what made this man tick. how do you become such a person that people say such glowing things of? iihaps his world war background that his family ancestry somehow informed the repu

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. >> a little missy elliott. >> our final low goes to messing with the famous alphabet song.ow we learned it and the way it got to be. an attempt at a new version of an old classic was passed around online. ♪ nope, nope, nope. >> that's not it. >> all right, we got that thrown off by that stretch. comedy writer posted that blast from his version which has been around for a few years. they changed the abc's song to clarify the lmnop. why would you change that? >> if i teach my potential kids that, my kids would be illiterate. >> and the melody is off. >> miranda lambert on growing up east texas, the daughter of private investigators and helping with the stake out. and, how her new marriage inspires her new album. later the husband and wife team who are the king and queen of the audio book. the story behind the voices of your latest book club read. morgan and i are ready to answer questions on live television, send us your bestest and we as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get. at liberty butchemel... cut. liberty mu... line? cut. liberty mutual customizes y

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warning americans not to celebrate the death of al-baghdadi saying it will continue to carry on its missiolicy at the brookings institution. michael? do we have any idea who this new guy or who this new leader is and is that a good thing or a bad thing? and the fact that there's not that much known about them. >> hi chris. it also suggests that his followers don't know much about him. he is trying establish himself with the new nom de guerre that claims that he is a descendant of the prophet mohammed so he's added some new names to try to increase his legitimacy because he's not well known. i think it was at a tactical and local level that no one can confirm or is aware of. now he was the founding leader and he was a charismatic leader who even if he lost his caliphate, he managed to elude capture or arrest by the united states until just a moment ago. so that gave him some mobility to recruit and motivate. i think the new leader will be challenged for a while, and the bad news is that the large number of jihadists are not going away and now their whole future is a little bit more uncerta

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missy, pick up the phone. she wasn't answering. i knew it was real.e. >> walton was the pta president at carl b. monk elementary. the school is bringing grief counselors for students and faculty needing someone to talk to. >>> berkeley farms is facing an uncertain future, they've filed for bankruptcy. because people are drinking less dairy milk, it'll focus on soy and almond milk. they produce 135,000 gallons of milk a day. >>> tesla will soon get some of that famous german engineering. elon musk announced tesla fans to open a giga factory in berlen where tesla batteries are created. it will be an engineering and design center for new tesla models. no word when the factory will be up and running. once it is, it'll be the fourth tesla factory in the world. there are two in the u.s. and the third one in shanghai. >>> disney streaming service came with technical issues. instead thousands of users reported seeing error messages. the reason for the crash, too many people tuning in. >> it's heartening to see how much interest there is in what we brought out

this young lady, missy hyatt from portland oregon, tough enough for most of us to be on a treadmill.and foot coordination. >>> he can flop, just like the players. parallel to the net here on the score. to appreciate it, you really have to see it. on the replay. he bent it like beckham. >> i was just about to say that. >> all right, happy thanksgiving. that's the sporting life at this hour. and it's going to be 10:00 a.m., 49ers and ravens. >> that's going to be a good game. this week, we'll find out. next week, they play the saints. will be just the stuff. >> i think their harder match ups have been the second half. >>> big bang theory is next and the news continues at 7:00 over on ktvu. good night. in the future by skynet, and skynet was developed by miles dyson, but that future no longer exists due to dyson's death interminator 2. okay, then riddle me this: assuming all the good terminators were originally evil terminators created by skynet but then reprogrammed by the future john connor, why would skynet, an artificial computer intelligence, bother to create a petite, hot, 17-year

he is missi in action. he's absent without leave.hen his own people are under attack and under siege, he goes quiet. he goes mute. i mean, he's -- he is a disgrace to the united states military and the united states milemary ac and it's just a hollowed out man. david: trump governs by fear but i think this only changes if we're surprised and if trump had been a boy scout up until this week, wedd be sho by his behavior but we have been sitting here for three years angry and outraged week after week by upset and offended we are. there has to be a surprise for this to change and trump's behavior today is totally in character. mark: stay tuned.ju : this has the effect of taking the oxygen out of the room, however you want to put it, david, the 2020 democrats for president. we had another announce this week, former governor of massachusetts, deval patrick, on top of michael bloomberg, last week. is someone like governor patrick going to be able to make any headway in this environment? david: it will be chang. i thought he and former mayor

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the municipal center, a republican senator was re-elected with a pro gun record against a democrat, missy cotter smosel, who made guns a very big issue. this race was very close, but it appears that the republican there has been re-elected. so, there was some strength for republicans down in the virginia beach area. >> well, then in terms of legislative agenda, now that democrats have control, what do you think first thing they're going to do is? >> i think they'll definitely do legislation on guns. governor ralph northam this summer called a special session after the mass shooting, wanting the legislature to address certain things like expanded background checks, bump stocks, and the republicans felt like this was a ploy to set them up for electoral failure, and they ended that special session pretty quickly while referring all this legislation to a state crime commission to be studied. the democrats really tried to utilize that to their advantage and hammer away at that issue. so there are definitely going to be some gun legislation that passes and gets signed by the democratic governor

demanding his resignation the prime minister met his government ministers without ministers conrad missy and chris cardona they resigned on tuesday along with the prime minister's top aide keith schembri who was taken away for questioning and released on friday 1st of all this is a national security issue. as is the case with all prime ministers i believe that i have to be briefed on national security issues for us this was not just a murder this was a major case that shook our democracy the murder investigation is focused on one of motors richest men jorgen fenech fund acquisition rested for the 4th time last week as he attempted to leave the mediterranean island on his yacht before she was killed he had revealed a secret offshore company called 17 black. a reuters investigation last year named fenech as the company owner which was allegedly used to fund shell companies linked to government ministers her son is accusing the government of covering up his brother's murder we know nothing my family knows nothing the journalists know nothing people know nothing that's why we're here it's ca

administration and coming up former arbor law school martha rental will question whether forgiveness and then missyn strengthen the american justice system and this weekend on afterwards former speaker of the house of representatives new green great offers his thoughts on threats to u.s. faces from china. screaming in the edge of cyber capabilities and space, you can become it doable power that went out rebuilding the american military. in fact one of our weaknesses may be that we are so wedded through the end of that town his center military system that we don't realize how monday changes are in white. and so i would start there. i don't say the chinese have any great planning and certainly in the next 20 to 25 years to try to take us on militarily in a traditional sense but i say they're trying to build the kind of cyber capabilities and i say this is part of our wildly induction extraordinary national assets in them. i say they're trying to build a capability is space which have implications globally. afterwards airs saturday at 10:00 p.m. and sundays at 9:00 p.m. eastern and specific enough to

. >> thank you, missy elliott. three, teacher. four, celebrity.ructor. 74% of respondents in this survey said they have or had a role model. 81% say their role model has influence major life decisions. encouraged them to be a lifelong learner. that's really great. >> it is about the person -- >> except dad above mom. >> the person you feel closest to or professionally, who do you look up to professionally, the things you want to do. people think of those folks as role models. >> i never really knew the real hard value of having a really good role model. my husband, he used to be a high school teacher. and he has all these kids who he's mentored for years. and they love him so much. and it's really great seeing the real impact on people's lives that a mentor can have. >> it does not have to be a celebrity. it's everyday people. just that person's volunteering their time in a community. >> investing in you. >> how about this, speaking of investing time. this bill in florida would require couples to read a marriage guide before tying the knot. it's a