dan nash.investigator who has been involved in several high-profile murder cases in the ozarks. >> and when sergeant nash took one look at that file, something forensic seemed off. he was inclined to agree with shawn. didn't look like suicide at all. >> he was just struck by the fact that if lisa jennings had shot herself using her right hand that there would be more blowback from that wound than one drop of blood. >> three months after that christmas eve, investigator nash drove over to brad's farm. told him he was looking at the case again. >> and wanted the bath robe that mr. jennings was wearing that night. >> the robe he had on when he said he found lisa dead and held her in his arms. >> why three months later would a bath robe be of any use at all? surely it had been cleaned or something after this event. >> apparently it had not. >> oh. >> mr. jennings had spent little time going back into that bedroom from -- where from his perspective his wife had taken her life. >> so brad gave nash t

we have the spartan insurance coming on the wheels of nash. he will take off.e has himself a touchdown of 19 yards. nash had three scores on the night. they win 28-17. they are 3-0 for the first time since 1982. i hope you're going toward a great weekend. hopefully this'll make you feel a bit warmer inside. in texas, this is third-grade peewee football game. is of the coyotes and bobcats. the coaches son suffers from ms. they put him on the field and into the end zone with the help of his teammates. their learning a lot about empathy and love at a very early age. that is the sporting life. that was great to see. i will turn it back to you. >> i love that story. thank you for joining us. i got an "a" on my history exam, by the way. really, you're competing with the dog? don't let it bother you, girl. jay, we need to talk. i went to an allergist today, and he thinks that joe's rash is an allergy. what a surprise-- an allergist found an allergy. he thinks he might be allergic to stella. the only reaction this dog gives people is the giggles. i mean, when she tried

has hope not she's the woman no not she's on the top or a new york nash is they can know that guess of the streets not she's obviously as dignity as a woman or not she's confident now she has a voice on the future. why is rebecca cory booker less will give me a spark plugs for service in twos. rhizome resistant . if i can to lead me to you i was in the street outs. well as these tripping joe. and i know for 2 years now i. was in doubts. when you need kids with thousands of people what you done and says that us was from a country that make their eyes anymore. going to drugs. to hold me uglies moved to shame. or when i came into the little becoming i find it so difficult like. if when that's times it will come to my mind like i want you if. you like you know where your industry is nobody talks to you you go on your own you do whatever you like you don't know anybody as in you don't have someone telling you all may we are you going to feel like a yes i try to about all numb. i'm going to tree is now. working on the car this gives me joy. what is the problem with you really want to tell

diane nash was on senator harris' list. the architect of the selma campaign and woman who worked untiringly and courageously through the philosophy of nonviolence to strategically win for black americans many of the civil rights victories that we associate with that era, including that of the voting rights act. fannie lou hamer from mississippi, whose grassroots organizing and unparalleled courage in the state of mississippi, brought her before news cameras, both still and moving, including in 1964 during that year's democratic national convention, when hamer decried that convention and those who would see a mississippi delegation that failed to get there by the ascent of black voters in the state. fannie lou hamer looking to upturn the social order, the racial order, the political order in mississippi and across the country and doing it before national news cameras. and last, senator harris invoked constance baker motley. motley, not only a law graduate, that's something she certainly shared with senator harris, but member

which order his findings destroyed, the computer on which his findings are created destroyed, and the nashd out of the company. through a series of events he decides to blow the whistle and takes this explosive information to the fda which then launches an eight-year investigation. and actions surrounding this form the core of the narrative of "bottle of lies." so it might surprise people to know this, but 90% of the u.s. drug supply is generic, and that means if you go to a pharmacy, almost certainly the subscription you're getting is a generic. even more surprising to people is the fact that almost 80% of the active ingredient in all our drugs, brand or generic, are being manufactured overseas, principally in china and india. the majority of our finished dose generics are also coming from overseas, 40% of those those drugs alone are being made in india. under fda regulations, any manufacturing plant that is sending its drugs into the u.s. market has to be inspected by the fda. so on paper the system of regulation is identical but the reality is that when the fda inspects plants in the u.

thank you. >> i'm joined now by city clerk susan nash. thanks for being with us today. what happened last night? >> it was unprecedented. i couldn't believe it. first of all the meeting -- >> okay. i think unfortunately susan, i'm having a hard time with your connection right now. let me see if i can -- can you tell us what happened last night? >> i can tell you that they weren't going to certify. they were saying that the votes -- that there was some discrepancies, and there were, most of them were human error, nothing that would have changed any election, any results anywhere. it's not something that is new. it's something that has happened before. so to all of a sudden yesterday to say we're not going to certify this election, it was a -- it was just such a slap in the face. and as a clerk -- when i say clerk, i mean my whole team. we worked since january 1st for election today. we had a presidential primary in march, an august primary, and then the election day in november. in the midst of this we also have covid. we have been working all year for this, and so have

diane nash who was on senator harris is list. the architect of this summer campaign. a woman who worked tires loosely and courageously through the fall philosophy of nonviolence to strategically went for black americans many of the civil war rights victories that we associate with that era including the voting rights act. fanny from mississippi, whose grassroots organizing, and unparalleled courage in the state of mississippi brought her before news cameras today both still and moving including in 1964 during that year's democratic national convention when -- decried that convention and those who had seat eight mississippi delegation that had failed to get there by the scent of black voters in the state. for any who haim are looking to upturn the social order, racial, order political order in mississippi and across the country, and doing it before national news cameras. and i last, senator harris invoked invoked -- motley, not only a law graduate, that's something she certainly shared with senator harris but a member of the end double acp's legal team. doing that esse

thomas nash takes political cartoons to the next level. boss tweed, the main guy he took own, he said of thomas nash, i do not care so much what the papers write. my constituents cannot read. it is them damn pictures. because even if you are illiterate, the cartoons portrayed a powerful message. that was university at indiana bloomington exhibit and they have a couple of different arguments for why cartoons are so successful, it is an easy vehicle for ostility to put out opposition messaging against your candidate. second, they satisfy us as constituents, because they take often complex situations and reduce them to something that is simple and easy to understand. so, with that, i'm going to turn it over to professor duck, who is going to talk about the new political cartoon, aka, the meme. jennifer: how many of you have seen this in other terations? everyone, yes. how many of you have seen it in the political cartoon? the meme takes all of those things and it is simple and easy to digest and a goes viral. how many of you have seen memes n

it is nick nash up against the nations top rated pass defense.er, he scrambles and goes to trey walker. he drags his foot and 32 yards worth of yardage right there. later on the drive, he finds derek, whose pop was a great offensive lineman. the spartans appeared the aztecs are down. carson baker gets a great interception. is a juggling catch to change the momentum with under two minutes left. here's some spartan insurance. nash takes it himself for the touchdown of 19 yards. he had three touchdowns. the sophomore does a big. san jose state wins 28-17. they are now 3-0 for the first time since 1982. >> we also have good sports stuff happening in the south bay. as you may know, if you follow majorly baseball, they have a problem with their messaging. this is a bit of a head scratcher with the news that came out today. let's review. do you remember the world series games six? the dodgers there spacemen tests positive for covid-19. they pulled them out game six. he was ruled out and returned to the field to celebrate with his teammates. much of the

14% said, "behind the arcade, just me and some of the guys, unless nasty nash shows up and tries to rumblell nash he better nicen up 'cause where i come from, we dance for keeps. [ laughter ] >> tariq: oh, man. >> jimmy: noice, noice, nouice >> tariq: noice. >> jimmy: noice, noice this next poll asked, "what's the best time to wake me up? 2% said, "6:00 a.m." 2% said, "8:00 a.m." 96% said, "before you go-go. [ laughter ] last poll asked, "do you like small talk?" 25% said, "depends on the weather. it's definitely getting colder." 25% said, "i'll tell you who's cold -- the jets did you see the game?" 25% said, "i did hey, do you think the election is gonna be called on time?" 25% said, "i'm in hell." [ laughter ] that's all the time we have for "tonight show polls. we'll be right back with anthony anderson, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ election... (fisherman vo) how do i register to vote? hmm!.. hmm!.. hmm!.. (woman on porch vo) can we vote by mail here? (grandma vo) you'll be safe, right? (daughter vo) yes! (four girls vo) the polls! voted! (grandma vo) go out and vote! it's so impor

take you know that guest of the street nice is hard to see as dignity as a woman nash is confident now she has a voice on the future of. what is rebecca cory booker level give me a spark plugs found a service in tools. rhizome this instant. if i can to lead me to you oh isn't she it's a he had a well as these tricky job. it's nice to lose the because. and i know for 2 years no. one. was in doubts. for me is when you need good with thousands of people what you've done and since then does this from a country that make their eyes anymore so i'm going to drugs and use that drug to hold me uglies moved to shame. or when i came into the little becoming i find it difficult like. everyone at times it will come to my mind like i want you miss. you like you know where your industry is nobody talks to you you go on your own you do whatever you like you don't know anybody as in you don't have someone telling you all may we are you going to feel like a yes i try to help out all numb. i'm going to tree is now. working on the car this gives me joy. what is the problem with you really would tell if an

. >> in comes the backup, nick nash. tyler 9/11s, big guy punches it in for the go ahead score.ble. aztecs driving late. juggles it and picks it off. san jose state 3-0 for the first time since 1982. 28-17 the final. bubbles at this price? is this for real? oh, it's real... believe me. i mean this is upexpected. you would say... remarkable? absolutly. a remarkable deal. thanks. i get that all the time. wait... what?! ♪grocrey outlet jingle >> well, it felt like a long week. thanks for being here with us. >> it's finally friday and we appreciate your time. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, charlie hunnam, george stephanopoulos, and music from why don't we. and now, jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ young men there's no need to feel down ♪ ♪ i say young men get yourself off the ground ♪ >> jimmy: yes, yes, that's right. ♪ i say young men >> jimmy: welcome to the reality show! ♪ there's no need to be unhappy ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, thank you very much. enough with that. not only are we taking the white house back, we're taking that song back too!

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provenance well the provenance is very clear what do you believe you know we have seen this man in for nash and block you know i'm sorry in question sort of tucker carlson very interesting information ok you may think what they will want a bomb upon you but it doesn't seem like a very see when you character to me but at least you don't pay some attention but the reaction from the mainstream media was who cares about a son of a biden he is oh a saga by them that's why he can be excused for everything you know but we have heard that this was not american way i mean that americans have been teaching us here in russia in congress in poor they have been teaching us for 30 years this is not the american way and now we see that this is the american way and i guess i've seen from a question again it's a suspension ok suspension of any kind of ethical behavior of common sense of logic george you know since demon brought it up ok this foreign affairs article i mean another another publication that i used to admire is just. reduced to click bait ok it's your mongering it's really shameful but george h

nobody moved to nashville -- nash be not until the 1990's. and it was the fastest developing town in massachusetts. in the 1990's. and today, let me go back, today -- we just got recognized by the u.s. government in 2007 as a people. and what we do today we have house services, programs of housing, health, education. we do our powwow, which is july 4 weekend. this right here is a special this past powwow. this is a lot of my family. we did it for my brother who passed away in 1997. he got killed in rhode island. we danced for him. something.how you i haven't visited here in eight or 10 years. my daughter and myself, we went out to the cemetery up the road where my family is buried. my father was raised their, my aunt was raised here, my grandparents were raised here, was from ashby. .y grandfather moved here you got my grandmother ruth west born in 1895, passed away in 1964. in 1919. stillborn son i visited the grounds yesterday and i googled indians of nantucket. i came across this picture that i have in my living room. this is my grandmothe

fictitious nash has just received a phone call 4 of his council, broken through a fence and a now driving free on the road doesn't just go very way. so we have talent, but by just own way, you know, he tried to, he should wrap them up under smaller, but yours the healthy could use levanon much more going to smaller groups. it's not from where you want to because it's no content going to their friend in trouble or feeling for his son, david got to the field ahead of it on there. somehow the latch on the gate came down and the council wandered off the quad bike is now david's last 10 minutes late had the renegades been rounded up a problem in cities sold back in a few weeks time. the farm was unlikely to face much bigger challenges for which no one really has an suv right now. what's clear is that northern ireland will not stay the way it is and it's just not family night have to rethink everything and yet things are running so well right now they found is located deep in them with an irish countryside. they have 140 candles and 200, she was picked and his wife carol had steadily extended t

there are 5 levels of open cells each cell has bars and nash on it but no solid door so it's not just the person in your cell who you cannot social distance from it's anybody walking by and it's actually folks on the tears above you too because of the shared air and the terrible ventilation that doesn't really allow the air to get transferred in and out of the buildings and as a voice and at times. yeah yeah i just wanted to add one thing today that daniel makes several excellent points but one thing that the vast majority of those 63000 employees that daniel just mentioned go in and out of the prisons every day in 8 hour shifts so the idea that these are somehow prison outbreaks and that this can be isolated suppressed prison incidents is a large part of what we've been advocating against each one of these outbreaks and there's when you just look at incarcerated people there are outbreaks at 20 different prisms right now when you look at staff there's an outbreak in every prison in the state right now in each one of those staff members and outbreaks those people get off work they tak

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the strong leadership of black women up and down the ballot because also a less it is in you know nash eyeing a way to key issues around criminal justice reform national i am away to other issues that are before him to to the base and really i think most importantly is expanding the map and when we look at this map the fact that we are having a conversation about georgia a state that has not gone through since 99 and 2 means that the lesson here is that all of the states matter and that we had to have a ground that is looking at states that have otherwise been just written off and that entire map is our map in this country and i think that that is going to be one of the most important lessons is that when you organize and that we focus on a strategy that lead to 5 that that we actually. to take found and see if the full cycle strategies many thanks for speaking to us not just their. you're watching out as a reminder of where we stand with the u.s. election and the race for the white house remains too close to call with the outcome resting on just a few battleground states the democrati

this for let alone with boys was unimaginable for most but attitudes have changed they visited a card nash did come up that helps female youth players develop by playing alongside and against the opposite 65430 time but she gets transistors let the feet do the talking so they play in an under 15 voice team elijah is a natural leader as a midfield arsenal is all about minimizing threats on defense. this time. the other person tell you that they get no special treatment from the boys didn't like it when the user challenge i'll say they didn't really try out we know they did. take up biking and under 15 site plane the 50 the twins also represent the germany under 17 women's team. you know as one mack the sure you noticed at the boys are little more robust and stronger but football is also a mental game i think we have just the smartest boys as a makeover i met you when you play with toys you noticed that you actually have a certain pace that girls who play in women's clubs don't have yet. the 16 year olds are part of a german football initiative where top female youth players join boys' teams

. >> in comes the backup, nick nash. tyler 9/11s, big guy punches it in for the go ahead score.s is incredible. aztecs driving late. juggles it and picks it off. san jose state 3-0 for the first time since 1982. 28-17 the final. what if your clothes could stay fresh for weeks?t smell clean? now they can! this towel has already been used and it still smells fresh. pour a cap of downy unstopables into your washing machine before each load and enjoy fresher smelling laundry for up to 12-weeks. new vizinc and elderberry mmies are fortified with to sustain a healthy immune system plus melatonin for restorative sleep because being run down, is not an option. recharge your nights to take on your days with new vicks immunity zzzs. a fan-favorite venue ever since they got gig-speed internet. xfinity gives them the ultimate home field advantage. it's their 12th man. protector... hey, amy? want to grab a seat? julie, we're live. it's game on with gig-speed internet from xfinity. start him, sit him, trade him. simple, easy, awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 1

fictitious nash has just received a phone call 4 of his council, broken through a fence and a now driving free on the road. and they can just go anywhere. so we have talent like bike, just own way, you know, you tried to spread them up under smaller boxers on that the healthy level on the smaller than a smaller grip person up from where you want to move 8 because it's no good tent maybe referendum trouble or feelings of his son david got to the field ahead of him on there. somehow the latch on the gate came down and the council wandered off the quad bike is now david's last 10 minutes late had the renegades have been rounded up. the problem isas solved in a few weeks' time. the farm was unlikely to face much bigger challenges for which no one really has an suv right now. what's clear is that northern ireland will not stay the way it is. and just not family may have to rethink everything. and yet things are running so well right now. they found it's located deep in them with an irish countryside. they have 140 counts into the change and his wife carol had steadily, it's the fun take that o

some say, you know, nash are in there having to think about that position or for a fee or if it's ended. but at least as an association, let's talk about goats the moment you remember and the stories you've never heard. now when i'm driving, if i may not have to come up from l.a. or some, but i often listen to the monday night and i know you and they are the current go to guy. never thought i'd see him outside in new england. it forms a nice spot, and i think brady wrote the forward for this. certainly, you know, i always thought it was joe montana or jim brown, walter, sweetness, payton but just brady's track record. add to move him up to the top of the a.p. as the goat in football in my eyes, your thoughts on him as a guy and as that goat? well, he seems. he's a great guy. he's a terrific man. and you know, it's been my good fortune and i'm honored that he would put his name on my book and do that. and what he expressed in there, this is really grateful for it. and you know, just really makes you a feel, you know, i'm humbled by it and, and it's a wonderful thing really done it then.

the mold was a child of theirs and it was wonderful to work with heavy heart, 106 year old nash. and he just stood there and he's changed looking like a young man. when you come on, i was getting on the air. the reality is everywhere. at some point has 9 war before i wanted to bring back that reality bring. the book shows the scars left by wars. a decades past. from cambodia story is often forgotten, i guess vision to convey the shooter knows how to tell this story. the 53 year old escaped the cambodian genocide and is now a human rights lawyer and i'm going to put it in this one links. the protagonist is that they all had a connection to save the children. and so we can show the world the biggest story of war and children in your hands, like it was interesting taking photos of the different generations of not i need to tell their stories, but also people who if they survived a few 100 years, the 10 people plus a baby bonus. yeah. born baby regina erosions, you know, going to the refugee camp in bangladesh. is the 11th child in the book and a symbol of hope for a future without c

here in the us we elect our governors by popular vote i think if the nash if the nation switched to a national popular vote it wouldn't be that dramatic a change in how things work here i know the 2 parties do argue and yell about whether it'll help one or help the other and who it helps just a tiny bit can change over the years so i think we we we could go to a national popular vote and that would just simplify things a little but i don't see it making a big difference. and how the i find it's want to ask you how do would you characterize select said do you see it as a failure of the 2 party system do you see it as a failure of donald trump do you see the democrats as i mean that fighting really small margins now is do they not put forward to good enough candidate who could just you know how this blue wave that are almost sort of saying and one twits what would happen. all of the above this was about trump trump tweets or says something as he's on his way out to his helicopter outrages the corporate media and the democrats and that's all they talk about he set the agenda the whole ti

note the strong leadership of black women up and down the ballot because also a lesson is in you know nash eyeing away from key.

so this is coming to a closure, but it is working itself out through the nash natural process. that doesn't involve the courts, but it does involve state election officials. let's also talk about this sort of viable, tough to victory that present trump is talking about. we are expecting a republican press conference. what more do you know about bout well, what the president has been saying on social media is that this is going to unveil new evidence and give him this path to victory, his sort of long shot effort to overturn the results of the 2020 frezza to chill action that have joe biden right now as the president elect. so watching this one very carefully and with some skepticism because we've been hearing these claims for quite some time. but many of these cases have not been held up in court. in fact, the latest example of that the trump campaign has dropped its legal lawsuit challenge in the u.s. state of michigan. so as a number of these have been, we've been told a hastily assembled a not well researched and have been dismissed as either in consequential or simply not h

some say, you know, nash are there having to think about that position or for a fee or if it's ended, but at least as an association let's talk about goats. the moment you remember and the stories you've never heard. now when i'm driving, if i might have to come up from l.a. or some, but i often listen to the monday night and i know you and they are the current goat . i never thought i'd see him outside in new england and formed a nice bond. and i think brady wrote the forward for this. certainly, you know, i always thought it was joe montana or jim brown, walter, sweetness, payton but just brady's track record. add to move him up to the top of the a.p. is the goat in football, in my eyes, your thoughts on him as a guy and as that go? well, he cæsar a great guy, he's a terrific man and you know it's been my good fortune and i'm honored that he would put his name on my book and do that. and what he expressed in there, this is really grateful for it. and you know, just really makes you feel, you know, i'm humbled by it and, and it's a wonderful thing really, denton. and he is, he is tha

when a little older, you know, the neon moon, where nash tended gushed, but i didn't and don't call me any less make orders for men to do it. as you call moya borg, you'll be in good at their deal. oh they'll push it back at it. i'm fine, i'll ask. i managed to dollars a barrel that i took out without any static. yeah. yeah. my good. he had his route, the steep because not given signal to share may consume either mr. but he doesn't wish to a still yet done vocal knowing who would kick in though when gas is already finished. and him at that gusev, if i put on the national political asylum the by radiation me and bury me, i go to commander, grab it. i miss goggle board or c. we have given it our all national there. must monk audacious does this gush of us governors come or they're not on. ready the farm or something, not on courses by your ship ran. i don't be in an established yonder and barely qualified never in a national night who are at least celebrate my they haven't had on home. i see the tears, the rage, the chevy. i hear about the glory that call me that my laugh your asses gush

when nash then need to learn to call me and i should make orders from there to do it. as you call moya borg, you'll be in good at their deal. oh they'll push it back at it. i'm fine. i'll ask i man dollars a barrel that i pick up without any static. yeah. yeah. my goatee and his route the steep because not given said bill to share. we consume either mr. but he doesn't wish to a studio on vocal knowing who would kick in though when gas is already finished. him. that gusev if i put on a national political asylum by radiation me and bury me, i'm going to call a man grab it. i miss goggle board or see an error on national either mash monk audacious does this gosh governors come or they're not on a farm or something. not on course. if by your ship ran, i don't be in an established yonder and they got you. 5 coffee. never in nashville or not. who are alice silver in my they haven't had on her actually, there are still there a good chevy and he called me that by loud gushy. daschle. glad my new not grant shapps bang model bob on showroom floor. they all joke. i should him, i

this working and part of the reason for that is because there's no you correct me if i'm wrong but nash. all cohesive legal strategy here right it's a piecemeal in one state you're claiming one thing in another state you're claiming another thing and at the end of the day how likely is it that any of these challenges get anywhere i mean it's not like the president despite what some people may think out there could walk into the supreme court and say you guys decide on these issues it doesn't work that way and a lot of that still remains to be seen you know we talk about unprecedented voting i'm president of the legal challenges in an election and all of this coming together and this isn't likely to be the end of it you know we see these lawsuits from trump right now we could also see the lawsuits from joe biden we've seen trump you know going after fundraisers saying that he wants more and more funds and we're also saying joe biden do the same in fact he's coming together with the biden fight funder calling for americans to come together to raise money for him for whenever he goes after

1964 but the use of that song, was this one of the first times that a music, group crosby steals a, nashign to use whatever is -- what was then a hit song of theirs? >> yes, i'm not aware of any other spot. i may be wrong about this, but i'm not aware of any other spot that used a very widely recognized popular song. there was other music that was recognizable. nixon's campaign used a lot of music in his spots in 1968 but i think you're right. i think this is the first time that you saw, you, know a popular rock group using its, having its music used in a spot like that. >> let's hear from doug, next up in alaska. go ahead, doug. >> yes, good morning. i was just wondering, was it bill moye or, television journalist strongly associated with developing the daisy ad? i remember when i first heard i was shocked that the television journalist would be associated with the political party but now it's pretty obvious that most television journalists are not only members of the democratic party but strongly associated with helping the democratic party. >> well, bill moye or's was a top aide, one

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