. ♪♪ in the 11th century, when the muslim arabs were tossed out by the christian normans, the normansan civilization grander yet, building monumental norman churches. this massive church, so richly ornamented, shows the glory of that age. ♪♪ ancient columns and capitals, gifted by the pope to bolster his southern border of christendom, were shipped here all the way from rome. ♪♪ the church was built to show off the power of the norman king, william ii, shown here boldly standing while being crowned by christ. the interior is famous for its exquisite 12th-century mosaics. each panel tells a story from the bible. there's adam and eve being tempted by the serpent, angels climbing jacob's ladder, and noah building his ark and filling it with animals. ♪♪ it was designed to function as a bible storybook. for centuries, early christians debated whether or not images were appropriate in church. to solve this controversy, called the iconoclastic controversy, a pope called a convention -- the council of nicaea in the 8th century. the result -- images are okay if they teach the christian message

tiger woods want greg norman _ how the conditions play.injured and not playing competitively at the moment was speaking at a news conference in the bahamas, the 15 time major winnerjoined trussonomics away to end —— mcelroy. -- mcelroy. as with his animosity towards the tour itself i do not see that happening as rory has said he has to leave and then begin eventually hopefully have a stay between the two lawsuits and figure something out. but why would you change anything if you have a lawsuit against you. they suit us first. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — very murky weather conditions at the moment with fog continuing to thicken up and that could cause a few problems over the next few hours notably across north east england where visibility is down to 100 metres and places. similar conditions through the welsh marshes in the central ball of scotland as well. many areas just about avoiding across however in scotland temperatures down about minus 5——6 . a few extra minutes for your morning commute given that we will

lear and bud yorkin really turned the spinoff series into an art form. >> norman lear hates to hear the lear factory. all his series come out of this building, allowing lear to move from show to show like a dervish. >> "good times" was like holy smokes. there's black people on tv! >> there had never been a complete black family on tv with the father. >> what made it so unique and universal was that we had the same problems in our household, and we do not live in the projects in chicago. >> dynomite! >> you want to worry your head about nothing, go on and do it. we got $32 in the shoebox, i another got $6 in my pocket. >> you worked all night all they paid you was $6? >> there were a lot of folks who were not happy with the show. the black panthers were very upset. when huey newton came to see me, the big complaint was, why can't we see a black man that's doing better than that? >> "the jeffersons" started as neighbors of archie bunker. >> don't call me honky. >> why are you so sensitive all of a sudden? >> how would you like it if i called you nigger? >> he called me nigger! >> that

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tiger woods once greg norman _ the conditions play.g at a news conference in the bahamas, the 15 time major winnerjoined rory and calling in and and further litigation with the pga tour in the new saudi box rival. right litigation with the pga tour in the new saudi box rival.— litigation with the pga tour in the new saudi box rival. right now as it is with the leadership, _ new saudi box rival. right now as it is with the leadership, not - new saudi box rival. right now as it is with the leadership, not with i is with the leadership, not with greg there and his animosity with the tour itself. i do not see it happening. as rory said in i said it as well, i think greg has to leave. and that we can't eventually, hopefully have a stay between the two lawsuits and figure something out. but, what would you change anything if you have a lawsuit against you. they sued us first. for more ou against you. they sued us first. for more you can _ against you. they sued us first. for more you can head to the bbc sport website that is all your support

norman herment is a reporter from abc in australia and has been out on the streets of melbourne. i know you were down at federation square in the middle of melbourne. the pictures are incredible from there, thousands of people showing up to watch the match. what was the reaction when that goal went in in the first half? well, obviously there's been a lot of consternation here following the match against france when australia went down in a pretty comprehensive defeat. when that header crossed into the goal there was an enormous outburst of emotion, and i think relief, as people can see that australia was a and might have a chance to actually get that first world cup win in 12 years. it was nice to get back on track after a sort of negative feeling after the france game ended a few days ago. norman, australians are well known to be sports mad and they do follow lots of different sports. how popular is football, or soccer as you call it there, and how big a team are the socceroos? the? you call it there, and how big a team are the socceroos? they are bi. you team are the socceroos?

and, you know, many of norman lear's classic sitcoms focus on contemporary issues.ly saw norman lear, norman asked, was there any way i could be connected with the tuskegee airmen to thank them. because, as he said, the reason they were called the red tails, their tails of the planes were painted red so you knew who they were. and you've heard from people like norman lear and others who were there, who said when they saw the red tails, they exhaled because they had an exemplary flying record, and it's so important because my father was a tuskegee airman and it was only later in life that i even realized. i was never taught that in school. it's so important just to know the history. >> and your father had that nice honor last week as well. >> oh, gosh, he did. the naming of the road leading to newark airport, the new terminal that is going to open officially december 9th, which will be my dad's 100th birthday. >> that's fantastic. >>> let's go to ginger. >> i love learning that history. thank you, robin. i love when you say good morning to mom and dad and give them a

she marries norman galt. it is not a love story for the ages it is he is her ticket out of whitfield. he is secure he in his own sort of fuss budget way adores her, but she thinks he's he'll do just fine and they have a nice life here in washington. they have one child who doesn't survive for more than three days and then no more children and she becomes of sort of woman about town next picture. she becomes the first woman in washington to get a driver's license. she told about town and what she called her electric runabout. this is sort of a like golf cart with a tiller it top speed of about 13 miles an hour, but it was a symbol of independence and she with her fabulous hat. she was always beautifully dressed with tool around town. they traffic cops newer and she you know other washington hostess is newer she was a person and she had made that of herself and then when norman died, she inherited his jewelry business, so next slide he ran galt which was sort of the tiffany of washington. it was this high-end j

think think norman?now and when the pressures on the nhs and are talking about how difficult it is to deal with waiting lists , i suppose there waiting lists, i suppose there are cases where all the people are cases where all the people are abroad, all those very specialist something specialist needs for something which isn't deliverable here. i know one people, some people come to us for operations for very specialist needs. but you have to ask yourself why is this generally that so many people are being abroad? and are being sent abroad? and what's wrong with the nhs that this to happen way? this has to happen this way? i i'm uncomfortable with that story really. isn't wrong story really. isn't what's wrong with mean on its with the nhs. i mean on its knees unsustainable in knees though it unsustainable in its current form. i know why. anyone surprised by that ? and we anyone surprised by that? and we have come up with ways of have to come up with new ways of being cope with not being able to cope with

she marries norman galt, it is not a love story for the ages. he is secure and in his fuss budget way, he adores her but she thinks he will do just fine. and then, they have a nice life here in washington. they have one child who does not survive more than three days, and then no more children. she becomes a woman about town, next picture. she becomes the first woman in washington to get a drivers license. she tooled about town in what she called her electric run about which was sort of a golf cart with a tiller, top speed of about 13 miles an hour but a symbol of independence. she, with our fabulous hat, always beautifully dressed would tool around town, the traffic cops knew her. other washington hostesses knew her. she was a person who had made that of herself. and then, when norman died she inherited his business. he ran the tiffany's of washington, galts. it was this high-end jewelry and silver business, throughout washington history presidents and society justices, and rich people had bought their silver and jewelry, and commemorative blac

always there, and then he disappeared somewhere, not here, because he knows exactly what time the normans will be, they can’t until they hang it all on me. how else can i say so that you can hear me? such accusations require strong evidence. what to wait until moscow hoots? i took it out, i want to go down there, read, well, go there and i'll reset. and if you can't come back. let's go together, close quietly. they took and took. forgive lie down come on, all together lyubov uspenskaya gave free rein to feel that lyubov uspenskaya almost lost, it happened by chance . it's very difficult philip kirkorov winning song wow together long-awaited final tomorrow 21:30. and everything will work out in the sbermarket discounts for green day milka nut paste with the addition. cocoa from 299 rubles. sberbanquet. order with free shipping fast in the case of ismigen activates the immune system one tablet a day of work to treat cold animal from the island. the kawaii scattered all over the city to collect them all. just necessary. children, i have already caught three, the mission has come. successfull

rory mcilroy says greg norman is the major obstacle to golf�*s civil war being resolved.stablished pga and european tours. speaking in dubai ahead of the season—ending dp world tour championship, mcilroy — a leading critic of the liv series — says norman has to go... there are obviously two lawsuits going on at the minute, the pga tour and this one that is coming up with the dp world tour in february. nothing can happen if those two things are still going on, especially, yeah, i mean, you are limited in what you can do, and! are limited in what you can do, and i think from whatever happens with those two things, there are a few things that i would like to see on the lit side that needs to happen. i think greg needs to go. he needs to exit stage left. he has made his mark. i think now is the right time to sort of say, look, you have got to face thing off the ground, but no one is going to talk unless there is an adult in the room that can actually try to mend fences. ., ., ., , fences. from all of us here, that is all— fences. from all of us here, that is all your _ fences

rory mcilroy says greg norman is the major obstacle to golf�*s civil war being resolved.ished pga and european tours. speaking in dubai, ahead of the season—ending dp world tour championship, mcilroy — a leading critic of the liv series — says norman has to go. there are a few things that i would like to see on the liv golf side. i think greg needs to go, i think hejust needs golf side. i think greg needs to go, i think he just needs to exit stage left,, he has made his mark, and now is the right time to say you've got this thing off the ground but no one is going to talk unless there is going to talk unless there is an adult in the room that can actually try to mend fences. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. see you in one hour. hello, there. the week's rain so far has resulted in several flood warnings being issued, and there's more rain to come. just an idea of what we've had in the past 24 hours, some parts of southeast england have had 40 millimetres, the moors in the southwest, 75, which is three inches of rain. and as the

stractions norman stractions norman i, who wants to fight with russia, who said that we have the righted our nazi past, we can again be on the tail, and to fight is one of those signals that i wanted to say, but she does not the only one, after all, it is not the only one that gives such signals, and not even that they want to fight politicians of this level, but that there is a whole mass of signs of signals that are in the same time period. or he wrote that the bundeswehr has earned a plan of action persistent with russia well, you already know that, here they mentioned the white paper. i am so white. in short, i'm against it. i believe that there is no problem with weapons in germany if they are declared, there is no war for us. to me, targets for nuclear weapons have a very simple target. germany this target is a target, germany had two whites who were not aware of in 2006. uh, the last white paper was i don’t remember when, in my opinion, ursula von was then the defense administrator , 7 or eight years ago. der lein at the launch of this white paper. i was also present when she in

. >> so this shirt i wanted to find a way to pay homage to norman lear.rying to find their way with the guidance of this wise older woman. >> divorce. virginity. >> class wars. on the regular. >> well, you're not prejudice. you're just a snob. bring me down to your level. >> the show like facts of life is the beginning of the very special episode. >> i never think my best friend is white. i just know my best friend is natalie. >> when you look at to to have tie an natalie you're looking at love that supercedes race. the norman lear shows may have been teaching us lessons that weren't so overt. >> you must be her cousinjer. >> i yes. >> the only time i ever saw a child with a disability on television as a kid was on a telethon. norman lear cast me as blair's cousin on facts of life. >> i don't have cerebral palsy. i'm drunk. >> it was risky. >> how was the bus ride? >> i don't know. i drove. >> a car? >> no. a lemon. >> when facts of life aired i was so you'd to blaming me and calling me names. that's what was in my head when i saw it and the one kid, ther

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they used a process called race, norman carlton and other retired black players had to score significantly worse on their tests to qualify for an award from the nfl. it means that they have determined that if you are born black, that you have less cognitive function from birth than your white counterpart. it is used to deny benefits x, not economically for 70 percent of the class. 70 percent of former players had black in an industry where the wealth was built on the backs of black and brown men . we didn't know none of them. like any other neurologists or neural play colleges to explain to you that your scores will be adjusted based on the factor in african american mel that dental. absolutely not. carlton what the did. absolutely not. what is the software specific to the settlement? it is assigned to the settlement using the nfl concussion settlement software. dr. eric watson at the brain injury research center at mount sinai hospital was able to show us the impact race had on carlton's ability to qualify for an award from the nfl in generating the scores. it's easy enough to adjust the

congressman ralph norman, we wwill be watching the investigation., hospitality leader north america is here, we are breaking down the trend and consumer spending and food inflation, it's coming up. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back, well, the biden administration turning to the supreme court to lift an injunction on student loan bailout program. cheryl casone with all the details now, cheryl. cheryl: maria, the new court filing coming just days after federal appeals court issued nationwide injunction temporarily barring the program, this is the latest of series of legal challenges to president biden's plan to cancel up to $20,000 in student debt for millions of americans. well, chicago mayor lori lightfoot is taking more heat on social media over her new political ad. take a look. >> lori is delivering, chicago is number 1 for corporate expansion and ranked best american city. she even got 5,000 google jobs and she was cool during covid. >> hey. cheryl: yeah, she's bragging. yeah, many pointing out crime that is skyrocketed in chicago during l

the war between russia and ukraine in the 14th year, and in fact they tried drag to the last the normanmat of the minsk agreements because they are mediators, if the approaches are radically changed by policy, then it turned out that germany and france failed in their task, but history has shown that they failed in their task and the mediators could not fulfill it, but in order to convince them, it was necessary time and facts, and here we must pay tribute to the entire state apparatus to the diplomats who were able to quickly find the facts and inform our western partners through all diplomatic channels for in order to speed up precisely the processes of deepening military-technical e cooperation , that is why, unfortunately, these are the realities of politics, that is, i remember march, the month of mr. scholz's statement, what he said and what he is saying today. foreign policy and to the ukrainian issue at the same time, if these tectonic changes took place in germany, well, yes, sir, he really said something yesterday, how it should be first to withdraw the troops from ukraine, so

i asked our correspondent, alexandra, for norman in bucharest, is crucial for ukraine as to country is facing constant attacks on its energy infrastructure. and russia has said bombed one 3rd of this infrastructure over the last few weeks, according to the u. s. administration. so it's clear that ukraine urgency needs what nato allies are offering generators, power, transformers, other equipment, the u. s. alone has pledged to provide you queen, with more than 50000000. you asked dollars. however, we also have to say that the ukranian foreign minister was also present here, made to caliah once again today that what ukraine also wants is, for instance, you as are for instance, you asked made patriot missile defense systems. and that is something that allies will talk about according to nato secretary general is told in back. but a decision on that on whether those systems can be provided to ukraine has not been made yet. right. a native foreign ministers have also been trying to calm fears among rushes neighbors about political and economic instability caused by this will how successful

the inner bills influence goes beyond race. norman, many of the doctors who determine whether a player qualifies for an award or paid by the nfl that he was one of them. they put pressure on us to change their our mind. and when you refused, they put increased pressure on you. they never said we will cut you off, but you're always aware that if you irritate them, you're, you, you may not get refer, no question. i had a case that the neurologist and i agreed on the diagnosis. the nfl came back and said, no, you're wrong. you have to change the diagnosis. i said though that was our diagnosis. that was our opinion. and they went after the neurologist and they got the neurologist change her opinion. and as a consequence the client lost all compensation. oh, we asked in the phil about dr. golden delegation and needed the commissioner nor the leak spokesperson responded to our list of questions or requests for an interview. on the verge of losing her home, michelle was making the decision to sell some carlton's memorabilia. or you can sell the metal. i don't want to but it comes with this di

norman was the ceo last year. criticized for brushing off criticism of saudi human rights violations. reports suggest norman would remain with liv golf but in another capacity. so a big liv golf shakeup there. >> brian: he led the exodus to liv golf. it's hard to believe that they would look to oust him. >> ainsley: he wasn't in that position for very long. kind of like the tents out on randall's island. >> carley: can you believe that? >> brian: $130 million. >> carley: times two. >> ainsley: why don't they use it for the homeless in new york? we have homeless everywhere. >> will: lighting that money on fire. >> brian: should use it. they have a menu, they do laundry xbox. flat scheens. i have to learn to sleep with 400 people. >> will: madden with you. >> brian: actually, never played this is unbelievable how much new yorkers pay for how much you pay in taxes how much money we waste. this is a perfect example. >> ainsley: first built in aoc's area that cost a lot of money. then they moved it to randall's island

janai norman tonight here in new york. janai, thank you. >>> tonight after we reported around synagogues, the fbi reporting they have found the individual whose threat prompted that issued rare warning to synagogues in new jersey. police scrambled to add patrols outside synagogues. sources telling abc news that a young adult was interviewed about concerning social media posts. he reportedly told them he dislikes jewish people, but had no plans to do any harm. it is unclear tonight if that person will be charged. >>> meanwhile, nba star kyrie irving has apologized after posting a link to an anti-semitic movie. the brooklyn nets taking action after he refused to apologize immediately and make clear that he had no anti-semitic beliefs. the nets saying he is, quote, currently unfit to be with the team. irving posting overnight after increasing pressure that he is, quote, deeply sorry. the nets say he must meet with jewish leaders and the team before he's allowed to play again. >>> overseas tonight, the dangerous escalation, no

norman is thinking about facts on voting rights. he asks, how does the museum continue to address contemporary issues -- civil and human rights? >> i think it is both drying from the work that's in the museum that talks about what it meant to struggle for voting rights. our long history was how many people from -- suffer, how much last there was, how much creativity there was and trying to figure out how to achieve that struggle. one of the things the museum makes clear is that one of the -- the african american community made the evolution from enslavement to freedom, there were two things that were key. one was education. the second was protecting the freedom of using the vote. we tell that story. we also -- i'm no longer the director -- they also do a really nice job of programs that connect the past to the president. for example, i know that when and the john lewis gave us material about his involvement with both the voting rights act of 65 but also the struggle to protected several years ago. we try to make sure there are those

. >> our esteemed alumni, norman seabrook, has a personal question for you, secretary bunch. mr. seabrook was living in washington, d.c. in the 1970s and '80s, and he was curious about your experience of traveling -- transferring from howard to american university. and wanted your comments on that. [laughter] >> okay. all right. as the mayor knows, i always tell the truth. i fell in love with a girl at american-u. what the heck -- [laughter] you know, and i thought, oh, what love. i'll transfer, we'll live our lives together. we dated for a year and she dumped me. [laughter] so, you know, what can i tell you? enjoy being 19. [laughter] >> that's great. my colleague, sean edwards, thank yous you for sharing your thoughts -- thanks you for sharing your thoughts. she'd like you to discuss history from the point of context in modern times and the importance of that. and says often times requests for facts about historical figures and the contexts of those facts, you know, may not be desired. >> i mean, i think that one of the great challenges of being a historian or somebody who care

. >> our esteemed alumni, norman seabrook, has a personal question for you, secretary bunch. mr. seabrook was living in washington, d.c. in the 1970s and '80s, and he was curious about your experience of traveling -- transferring from howard to american university. and wanted your comments on that. [laughter] >> okay. all right. as the mayor knows, i always tell the truth. i fell in love with a girl at american-u. what the heck -- [laughter] you know, and i thought, oh, what love. i'll transfer, we'll live our lives together. we dated for a year and she dumped me. [laughter] so, you know, what can i tell you? enjoy being 19. [laughter] >> that's great. my colleague, sean edwards, thank yous you for sharing your thoughts -- thanks you for sharing your thoughts. she'd like you to discuss history from the point of context in modern times and the importance of that. and says often times requests for facts about historical figures and the contexts of those facts, you know, may not be desired. >> i mean, i think that one of the great challenges of being a historian or somebody who care

tim norman was clinical director than. he told me he had to fire staff for what he called grooming behavior. >> saying to a boy, i would be glad to come in and give you a massage if you are so tense. if we heard that, that person would be terminated. >> norman says he never heard complaints that father cruz had molested boys. >> if i knew of or had any indication, the first thing i would have done would be pick up the phone and call law enforcement. >> cruz has now a long list of victims -- dozens. they keep coming out. >> the survivors network of those abused by priests has been tracking allegations against hannah center, more than a dozen at this point. >> if you look at all the boys that have run through here, it is a hotbed of abuse. nothing has really changed. >> nine former staff from hannah boys center are accused of abuse. the clinical director got arrested in 2017 and is serving 21 years in prison for child molestation. i asked the bishop of the santa rosa diocese to discuss these issues, but he declined and refer

. >> to the credit of norman lear and people with him they put people with lgbtq identity on televisionharacters not punch lines. >> we haven't seen a gay character. >> get a load of my son-in-law tinkerbell. >> hey. >> hi, mr. bunker. they bring their own stories to families all the time. >> kelsey are you trying to tell me that steve is? >> i just wouldn't want my place to become no, hang out. >> steve, i don't get these brain storms but he thinks that you're -- i can't even say it. >> he's it's, arch. >> huh? >> these shows were changing the way we think about queerness and otherness. >> oh. same old eddie. oh. i got it. you just want to say ain't here. but he is here. >> in 1977 we got a groundbreaking episode of the jeffersons once a friend. >> it's me eddie. only i'm edey now. >> george can't wait for eddie to come to town his best friend. when eddie comes he's edey, a transwoman. >> but the advancement of black queer stories is something that exists on a separate timeline from lgbtq representation an black representation. >> representation matters because if you know and like thi

ukraine, for as long as it takes we will not back down to w's. brussels bureau chief alexander for norman was at their press conference. alexandra nato says it is standing by ukraine. but what did stout mark say about how nato is supporting ukraine concretely? well, in his press conference against oldenburg spoke about the non lethal assistance that sir nato alliance is providing ukraine with. so we are talking here about drone jammers, about medical equipment, about fuel. and of course, the long term goal here is to enable the ukrainian army to be successful with its transition from soviet made equipment to nato standards. but i think, and this is also going to be on the agenda of their foreign ministers who are going to meet in bucharest next week. the situation now is so really bad with regard to the destroyed energy infrastructure in the country, so they will, the foreign ministers will be talking about how to help ukraine, how to provide the ukranian population worth, her heating woods drinking water because i think that many allies are really concerned about the situation there righ

in china, i'm d w 's alexander fall. norman is a very welcome alexandra a. so a us china relations may well be a the major summit up a major issue at this summit, does the e you have any part diploma? well, it's pretty clear that the united states would like to have their, a european partner said to be on their side, members of her this alliance are trying to build to contain china's influence. and there are more and more voices within the european union saying that is important for the you to toughen it stands on china that it's important to learn from mistakes are made to in the past by getting too close to russia, for instance, by getting to reliable on russian energy supplies. and so those voices are seeing those mistakes cannot be made any more with regard to china. many in the european union are also not happy with china, not condemning russia's aggression are in ukraine when, which are china saying their to day friendship with russia has no limits. however, we also have to consider that china is a very important trade partner for the blog, is the larg

julie norman in london, thanks so much for being with us. now, at the u.s.' house is headed for republican control, president barack obama's deliver some of his most forceful comments on yet on the stakes facing the country. here's what he said thursday at a keynote speech on thursday. >> what's being challenged are the foundational principles of democracy itself. the notion that all citizens have a right to freely participate in selecting who governs them. the notion that votes will be counted and the party they gets more more votes count whence. that losers concede, that power is transferred peacefully, that the winners don't abuse the machinery of government to punish losers. we're gonna have to figure out how to live together, or we will destroy each other. >> in an interview with trevor noah on the daily show, the former president talk about republication election denies, seeing them running the state and election races doing damage. powers across ukraine just as the harsh winter begins to set in. millions of ukrainians still have to get too cold weather

rory mcilroy says greg norman is the major obstacle that's stopping golf�*s civil war being resolved.l event of the dp world tour, has been a leading voice against the rebel series. there's a few things that i would like to see on the liv site, i think greg has to go, he needs to exit stage left, he has made his mark but i think now is the right time to sort of say, look, you have got this thing off the ground, but no—one is going to talk unless there is an aduu going to talk unless there is an adult in the room that can actually try to mend fences. hopefully something can happen, he knows. but right now, i think the two separate entities are just right now, i think the two separate entities arejust going right now, i think the two separate entities are just going to keep going both their separate ways, one is a very different product to the other and they are just going to keep going until... you know, something happens, whether that's in the hands of a court or a judge or something else happens along the way, no—one really knows. rafael nadal is facing an early exit from the atp tou

[laughter] tiger woods backingly mcilroy's call for greg norman to step the down.ke place with the pga. roll it. >> do you think these organizations can coexist? >> right now as it is, not right now, not with their leadership. not with greg there and his animosity towards the tour itself. i don't see that happening. ashley: wow. all right, mark, what's your take on this? does greg norman need to step down for liv and the pga to make peace? >> i don't think so. there's nothing wrong with decompetition, you know? i -- with competition. i'm a free markets guy, and with these golfers going after the big bucks, i can't fault them for all. the pga tour is extremely difficult for golfers. they're 1099, they've got to pay their travel expenses, so the liv tournament offers them an opportunity that didn't exist on the pga side. and one of the things that tiger brought up is he kind of implied when he was talking that the pga tour had some football issues, and -- financial issues, and they had to take on a loan in order for them to meet their obligation. and phil mickelson a

when we are facing this and norman scott crisis and this and norman scott crisis and this is one tiny turn up heat on musk over— shocking bit -- enormous. turn up heat on musk over twitter. - shocking bit -- enormous. turn up heat on musk over twitter. janet l heat on musk over twitter. janet yellen is the treasury secretary in the us and she's looking at the way that he purchased it is not right. to do with bits that are owned by foreign investment vehicles but also he has this massive headache in europe where the eu which has this new digital services act which is a new digital services act which is a new law, i think it is like the most comprehensive lot in the world in terms of standard that big tech have to moderate content, please content on their sites. and that will be a massive headache because, i have noticed this myself in using twitter, and the days that he is owned it the sort of site has become, he has turned it into a haven of free speech as it is described. but it has become a toxic max and obviously appetisers have reacted to that by deciding that they will not advert

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. >> after abc declined to move forward with the all in the family pilot, norman lear made the decision to cbs. >> they said, yes but you need a new set of kids. so rob reiner and i were the third set of children for archie and edith bunker. >> so i made the pilot for the third time. same script. i wouldn't change a word. >> so let's hear it again, huh? what did you mean by what god? >> we just don't see any evidence of god, that's all. >> that's right daddy. >> that's right daddy? well i knew we had a couple of pinkos in this house, but i didn't know we had atheists. >> i do remember seeing the opening episode and realizing, my god, the ground is shaking under me. >> now i'm going to tell you something. >> >> no, no wait a second. >> and we reach over each other at the table, and we have arguments. >> because guys like you are unwilling to give the black man, the mexican american and all the other minorities their just and rightful hard-earned share of the american dream. >> that didn't happen before. we got real. >> political strife. interpersonal issues. generation gaps. and they're

here's janai norman. >> reporter: tonight, fired by te world's richest man. elon musk announcing massive layoffs overnight, telling employees they'd get an email today telling them their fate. that email subject - your role at twitter. in the email, today is your last working day at the company, and signed, simply "twitter." >> i found that my work laptop was remotely wiped and access to slack and gmail revoked. >> reporter: musk reportedly laying off about half the 7,500-member global workforce. >> 50% is a jaw-dropping number and really goes to the bone and heart of the twitter ecosystem. >> reporter: another jaw dropping number, the $44 billion musk paid for the company -- billions more than most analysts believe its worth -- and the nearly $13 billion he borrowed to close the deal. to try to raise revenue, musk floating the idea of a pay-to-play platform, an $8 monthly charge for verified accounts with the blue check mark. but the platform profits most from ads, and companies are increasingly concerned about musk's plans to change how twitter moderates co

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he describes himself, his older brother norman, and father as three lost souls pretending they couldse when she died, he writes, she was never spoken of again. we rarely thought of her again. that is a painful last line. bono: yeah, some of it was hard to write. but the book was partly about finding those memories. the emptiness, you know? it is there to be filled, isn't it, it is a void. my own family, my father and my brother norman, we are irish males screaming at each other and television sets and kind of facing off and squaring off at each other. the home just became a house and my whole life would be merely the pursuit of home and the alternate families to get me there. jeffrey: a lucky man, he found those families in one place, his school. he met his wife of 40 years when he was 13. the members of u2 were classmates that got together as high schoolers. bono: rock 'n' roll high school by the ramones. jeffrey: in his book, he cites punk bands like the ramones. as well as legendary singer, performer, and actor david bowie as leading influences. >> ♪ i was on the inside when they

one, joining us now is julie norman, who's the core director of the u. s. sat center on us politics at university college, london. she's joining us from our sky on sky from there. thank you for joining us, sir. julie. so historically we know of course at a party that controls the presidency. currently the democrat has fed poorly in the midterms. where, where do you think this midterm election is added? how do you things, think things will shape out in terms of the house, the senate? are we looking at a red trickle a red way, the blue wave? well, you're right folly, that usually the office that the president who's in office, usually their party loses some seats in these mid term elections. so democrats had been bracing for that, and i think rightly so, it's expected that republicans will take the house of representatives, the lower chamber, and there's a very good chance that they will take the senate as well. the upper chamber, the senate is a much closer contest. there are several key races in several key swing states that are really a dead heat going i

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president, after decades of persistent violence, norman negotiation and deepening occupation, the conflictain reaching a boiling point. i high-level of violence in the occupied west bank and israel in recent months including attacks against the israeli and palestinian civilians increased use of arms and violence have crude -- have caused grave human suffering. >> anger over petrol shortages is growing in nigeria. saying they cannot meet the government regulated price because import costs are high. despite being a major oil producer, the country is the only opec member that has two import most of its refined oil because it doesn't have any refining facilities. >> people have been queuing for hours for what has become a scarce commodity, petrol. they can't seem to get their hands on any and the shortage has been worsening over recent days. cities like the commercial capital legos or even worse off among other cities as well. the government is meant to provide a subsidy for the price of petrol so that people can afford it. importers are saying that hasn't happened for months now and there is

ah the norman had plenty to shout about on saturday, but nothing a positive sense the biggest shout was for this little tumble. ah, but to no avail. and no joy here. ida, thanks to that pesky paste. it was just that kind of night for don't minutes. and one to remember above spoke h, nico kovak, ah, so let us opportunities for both teams, but overall i think we had a better one and a more into depression. the desire today of my team was so great was fantastic. and i think the support does the like the game and also to visit us on the tv so. so i'm, i'm very proud of the supporters certainly had a good time voice spoke to the game, to the visitors from the off and 3 minutes in o. my mosh gave goalkeeper play golf horrible and early test. 3 minutes later they were ahead, courtesy of mickey found their friends heads. the young dutchman ecstatic after his 1st goal in the bond is mega. it was an easy one too. as germany defender nicholas sula left his man wide open. not for the 1st time dormant were caught napping them down from fathered effort while we just didn't show up again in the openin