she comes into the house in 1925, the same year as edith norris rogers. the interesting thing about her is that she, like rogers and other women from this early generation, really pursue a strategy of gaining power in the house by assimilating. they didn't push women's issues per se. she really tried to minimize gender differences and norton was extremely successful moving up the committee leadership ladder. she chaired four congressional committees by the time she retired from the house in the early 1950s. one of them was the labor committee during the new deal, which was a major committee and her signal piece of legislation was the fair labor standards act of 1938 which set a 40-hour work week, outlawed child labor, set a minimum wage, and she later said that was the -- just the crowning moment of my house experience. i'm prouder of getting that bill through the house than anything else i've ever done. but she was a no-nonsense legislator. very early on in her career, maybe the year this picture was snapped, she was on the house floor and a bill was bei

in the match after norrie. we have the four other british players tomorrow.number one. andy murray returning to grand slam. he's up againstjapan. angelique kerber has failed to get into the second week at flushing meadows since winning it in 2016, but she's started with a win beat ajla tomlanovic in straight sets. she was the runner—up for years ago, it would be interesting to see how the stars like kerber will be able to cope in these championships. you think their experience would very much play into their hands, given the conventions everyone has had to deal with. in the conventions everyone has had to dealwith. in this the conventions everyone has had to deal with. in this bubble as well, we have novak djokovic coming up later. rafael nadal hasn't chosen to travel. and the women's champion choosing to stay, roger federer back to the men's draw. an easier path for djokovic? he's a hot favourite. if you don't have nadal and federer, djokovic will be a clear favourite. there other players like stefano tsitsipas, it wouldn't be surprising if one of those did

what we see is michelle sitting down with michelle norris, one of her closest friends.eally getting candid on how their rr coping with inpandemic and she talks about how she's, at certain points, stopped being able to go to the gym to work out and that's the point where norris said wow, you haven't been going to the gym? because as we know, she's known for her physical fitness. when in the white house, was a regular in the gym. and she said yeah, it's been a struggle for me to deal with inracial injustice, to deal with the pandemic, the physical isolation of it all and the weight of all of these things happening. so, they get very candid on all these different issues and you can hear it in her voice the way in which it is, as she said, it has been difficult. but she said there's been times where she's allowed herself to have a week where things are not normal and she sort of gives intee it and be forgiving of herself for that. i think it's something perhaps all of us, during this pandemic, can identify with. >> that week where you phone in, i think we're aware of that k

talking to her friend michelle norris. her first podcast featured president obama.isode she's talking with her girlfriend where she gets real talking about handling the coronavirus pandemic. she says at one point, you know, i usually go to the gym all the time. i'm big on working out. we know that about michelle obama. over the summer because of the pandemic going on, there have been days i haven't been able to do it, weeks i haven't been able to do it. michelle norris seemed surprised to hear that but it's a window into how all of these things, even for first lady michelle obama, putting a lot of pressure. the pandemic, talks about a feeling as if the trump administration's hypocrisy in that realm and the issue of racial injustice is wearing weighing on her. she's like a lot of us, trying to figure out how to deal with this. one of the tools she's using is trying to stay connected to her family and friends as much as possible even with social distancing. >> she talked also just about the racial unrest, the racial injustices in america. what did she say? >> this is

. >> joining me now, my league, michele norris and back with us, michael steele and elise jordan.s on the sunday shows, i keep thinking, thanksgiving dinner in the trump house is going to be lit. >> well, possibly. let's just say from the outstart, the family lost -- they buried one of their brothers this week. i don't agree with this president nor his policies but i offer condolences because losing a sibling can feel like losing an appendage. and another sibling, it's revealed that she said these very unvarnished things about her brother which are not surprising because they comport with so much of what we've seen and heard over his administration. families are really complicated. most people know that. but in this case apparently she felt comfortable enough with her niece to share this and it's interesting that she has not stepped forward to rebuke this in the time that this has surfaced. she's letting it hang out there so we understand this. but i will say one last thing. in trump's response, he said that every day is something else. and that's actually something i agree with,

police responded to a tip that an unfamiliar car was parked norris road. 2 males were seen rummaging through a house but ran away when police arrived and police were though able to arrest the driver of that unfamiliar car blaze though quickly jumped into action and tracked 2.17 year olds who ran out of the home. the blaze is the one who found them a short time later at a nearby gas station. the car's driver nestor garcia has row of sunnyvale was arrested on suspicion of residential burglary and then booked at the fremont city jail, the 2.17 year olds were issued a notice to appear for the residential burglary and then they were released to their parents because of their age. >>coming up tonight here on kron 4 news at 6.45 researchers are testing an antibody therapy as a covid-19 treatment. why health officials say there are behind this new idea and up next parents across the country are now turning to learning pods. how they plan to keep kids safe while also getting more >>well we've just started august which is typically the time parents and students are getting ready to go back to

network globo for suggesting he was to blame for brazil's hike of a 1000 death toll also norris remarks came a day after the official number of deaths reached 100008 grim level only surpassed by the united states indigenous peoples are among those hit hardest by the pandemic . a red balloon tethered to every cross a symbol of morning on the copacabana put up by relatives of covert 1000 victims as brazil passes another tragic milestone. more than 100000 deaths that's humiliating for brazil culture has been exposed and people should take pause and reflect on not. feel sorry. for sills indigenous people are especially vulnerable a medical aid from the government isn't reaching everyone chief are a tonnage of a lucky t was admitted to hospital with respiratory problems at the end of july tests for corona virus were positive the environmental activist died a few days later illegal loggers and gold miners are partly responsible for transmitting the virus to indigenous areas the criminals are also responsible for the current wave of fires in the tropical rainforest president jaya both now as g

not such a good day as fellow brits kyle edmund, cameron norrie and heather watson however — they alloxer dillian whyte's world title hopes — and potential matchup with tyson fury — are over for now as he was knocked out in his latest fight. despite being on top early on against alexander povetkin, knocking the russian down twice in the fourth round. he was soon on the receiving end — floored by povetkin in the 5th. whyte should get a rematch though and he let his promoter eddie hearn know he's up for it, not long after the fight. you all right? thank you very much. that is what i'm saying. are you all right? yeah i'm good, it is one of these things. boxing isn't it? absolutely he had a couple of good early rounds, but you were in total control. yeah, yeah. and then the fourth round, he was done. exactly. you know what i mean? it is what it is. you know, pretty much. that's what boxing is about. thanks eddie. no such problems though for ireland's katie taylor. it was a real battle but she won her rematch with belgium's delfine persoon on points — meaning she retains her four world tit

you want to say norris races not be honest in the classroom and not promote creativity but conformity we should out every day and it's like how long does it take you to ride through these hoods rhapsodies projects to realize what they teach you at the academy oh what you learn to have to fill those positions not going to work how long do it take you to realize that that your house is on it how long do it take the police officers who want to be whistleblowers at the 15 years it took to 15 is to be a bottom of the city police the realize that the game is dirty and try to take that long while you stay that's that's the real tragedy. so obviously this is an election year so i have an election question for you a lot of a lot of criticism have come to president trump and i would argue it's very much deserved but the state he's not the only races president we've ever had nor is he the 1st races president america's ever had but in recent years after the civil rights movement post a lot of what we saw in terms of progress president trump and his administration are rolling back or 30 boarding s

the us open starts inside the next hour with britain's cameron norrie one of the first up. over the pandemic and 17th seed benoit paire pulled out yesterday after testing positive for covid—19. the frenchman had two negative tests when he first arrived in new york two weeks ago. rafael nadal and ash barty among those not taking part because of fears over travelling to the us which has had nearly 6 million cases of the virus. world number 3 dominic thiem says it was inevitable that a player would test positive at the event. there are so many people involved in this tournament and the possibility that somebody is going to be positive is pretty high. ijust wish all the best to benoit and hopefully nobody else is positive as well, that's the most important thing. of course after benoit gets healthy very soon again and that's it. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. almost 900,000 migrants arrived in greece back in 2015. today, those numbers are much lower. but the flow of people coming from turkey into greece, continuing through the balkans tow

two men — gary dobson and david norris — were jailed for life for his murder, following a trial in 2012ick said she was sad that they were unable to secure any further convictions. stephen lawrence's father neville lawrence has been speaking to the bbc‘s callum may and criticised the metropolitan police for removing a detective from the investigation. i'm disappointed, but not surprised because since the other officer who was in charge in the case has left, i wasn't told that he was going to be leaving the case after they got the result of the two people who are now in prison. so after all those other people that was there before, he was the only one that treated us with any kind of respect. and so i had confidence in him that whatever he was going to be doing, what he was doing, we would get some kind of result and we did, eventually we did get some results. so how do you wish the met had done things differently? i wish the met had done differently, like saying to us the day after this man had got the result that he was going to be told that he can't continue. we didn't know that until

be banned from buying a cypriot passport and a tie to rules on who is fit to be a citizen nicholas norris the interior minister said cyprus was functioning in absolute transparency but he didn't explain why pep super already bought passports would be allowed to keep them. deborah davis al-jazeera london. and more findings from the cyprus papers will be revealed through the way care and on of 0 doubt com and part 3 will be looking at how more than a 1000 russians have bought cypriot passports in the last 3 years and includes business leaders close to person and those wanted for corruption fraud and money laundering on tuesday from $10.00 g.m.t. heroine of 0 the russian doctors her 1st street opposition leader alexina valise a bear responsible for saving his life is being treated in germany after being flown from a siberian hospital and used car on saturday doctors there say they gave me the correct treatment and no poison was found in his system apparent poisonings have killed or severely sickened many kremlin critics. power is gradually being restored in syria after a major gas pipeline e

fellow brits kyle edmund, cameron norrie and heather watson are however all out.pions versus the french champions as bayern munich take on paris st germain in the champions league final. for bayern — victory would seal a eurpean/domestic treble — whilst for psg — it would be the first time they're crowned champions of europe. either way — despite there being no fans in lisbon — former bayern and england international owen hargreeves believes it'll be a special night.. it's beautifully poised, i mean the two best teams are in lisbon, really, notjust for the final, but, you know... and they are great to watch. the two most talented players in the world play for psg in mbeppe and neymar. the best player in the world plays for bayern munich right now and that is lewandowski. normally these are cagey games, aren't they? whereas there is, i don't think it has the capacity to be cagey, just because neither team really plays that way. british boxer dillian whyte's world title hopes — and potential matchup with tyson fury — are over for now after he was knocked out in his

banned from buying a cypriot passport under tighter rules on who is fit to be a citizen nicholas norris the interior minister said cyprus was functioning in absolute transparency but he didn't explain why pep super already bought passports would be allowed to keep them separate davis al-jazeera london. or findings from the cyprus papers will be revealed through the week here and on al-jazeera dot com down part 3 will be looking at how more than a 1000 russians have bought separate pos boards in the last 3 years that includes business leaders close to the president vladimir putin rondo's wanted for corruption fraud and money laundering that's on tuesday from $10.00 g.m.t. here on all to syria. let me bring you some breaking news from germany the german hospital treating alexy no vonnie that's the russian opposition leader says tests show evidence of poisoning but his life is not in danger it's being reported that the hospital says a specific substance found in the vani is not yet known but findings suggest it is what they're calling some kind of called an s.t.d. inhibitor no let me remin

fellow brits kyle edmund, cameron norrie and heather watson are however all out.y into the second half. aberdeen, taking on bottom of the table livingston, are 2—0 up after two quick goals after the break a ferguson penalty, scott wright doubled the lead. hibs could go level on points with leaders rangers — if they win at stjohnstone — that kicks off shortly. what a game in store for us later. it's the german champions versus the french champions as bayern munich take on paris st—germain in the champions league final. for bayern, victory would seal a european domestic treble — just their second ever. while for psg, it would be the first time they're crowned champions of europe. either way — despite there being no fans in lisbon — former bayern and england international owen hargreeves believes it'll be a special night.. it's beautifully poised. i mean the two best teams in lisbon, really, are notjust for the final, but, you know, are there, and they're just...they‘re great to watch. i think the two most talented players in the world play for psg, in mbeppe and ney

chuck norris missing in action we were refighting the vietnam war going back to save our p.o.w.'s that was a big issue back which is i think totally misplaced and that the american people did not really get a true picture of yeah it was like the idea was we could have won the war if we really wanted we had our hands tied behind my back our back like like hitler said about the germans in world war one was the same. me i was living in a benighted but knighted society communication was not possible they would even release life so that's how desperate i was that's why john daly is a dedicated the book to turn down that he's he's an english lower class guy who says you know we're going to do what we do and i think we need that spirit really need it especially now when no one's going to do anything with any guts because they don't want to see. the media in this country which is doing the government's work for them. because jamie helped to put on a better lucina for marcus on lost to ampara there are so many different ties between you i would say and they have and the left wing european

banned from buying a cypriot passport under tighter rules on who is fit to be a citizen nicholas norris the interior minister said cyprus was functioning in absolute transparency but he didn't explain why pepsi of already bought passports would be allowed to keep them. deborah davis al-jazeera london more findings from the cyprus papers will be revealed later and also on al-jazeera dot com and in part 3 will be looking at how more than a 1000 russians have bought separate passports just in the last 3 years and interests business leaders close to president vladimir person and those wanted for corruption fraud and money laundering that's all from 10 g.m.t. hair on al-jazeera all 10 years ago and mexico the zetas cartel mad at 72 migrants at a remote ranch and tamale press stays the only survivor says they died because they refused to work for the gang that killings shocked mexico and now on the massacres anniversary they're being remembered as our john home the reports from mexico city these photos routes left from the massacre of 72 migrants in mexico 10 years ago they were mostly centra

banned from buying a cypriot passport and a tighter rules on who is fit to be a citizen nicholas norris the interior minister said cyprus was functioning in absolute transparency but he didn't explain why pep super already bought passports would be allowed to keep them. separate davis al-jazeera london. care again i'm fully back to both of the headlines on al-jazeera the berlin hospital treating russian opposition leader alexei about he says tests results indicate he was poisoned it says his life is not in danger but it cannot rule out any long term effects of ami was flown to germany from a siberian hospital in an induced coma on saturday german chancellor angela merkel has just said that those responsible for poisoning him must be held accountable dominic cain has more from berlin. the evidence they've given is what they say is in his system that what they can't say specifically what it is but they say that the substance is part of a family of chemicals called colonist inhibitors which are used sometimes in the pharmaceutical industry to control conditions such as dementia or out simo

individuals, companies, the government, whether related to norris -- we've picked out literally scores worked on their consulates in the west coast, there's not a lot left we coo do with the russians and nevertheless we continue to mess with the russians. don't get involved in our elections. >> i among other actions, sanctions between the time of president trump's election and his coming into the white house. >> absolutely. there were plenty of sanctions from president obama. and to be fair, there have been some during the trump administration. most of those implemented over president trump's objections. but the notion that trump has been clear about telling russia to but out of our elections, absolutely false. he's never said that. remember, he said russia, if you're listening, it would be great to get hillary clinton's emails. he's never said russia, if you're listening, but out of our elections. just as he refuses to tell putin do not place bounties on the heads of u.s. service members in afghanistan. remember, they've known about this intelligence and haven't done anything about it

. >> michele norris, great talking to you. thank you. >> you, too. take care. >>> just past the top of the hour. i'm anderson cooper. nearly seven months after the first confirmed u.s. case of covid-19, the nation is getting closer to a vaccine, according to the nation's top infectious disease expert, and white house coronavirus task force member dr. anthony fauci. >> by the beginning of 2021, there should be limited doses. tens of millions, not hundreds of millions of doses. so at that point, the process is to make a prioritization for those who would benefit the most and would need it the most. as we get well into 2021, it is likely that there would be enough doses for anyone who wanted it. >> fauci's remarks come as several new studies offer insights into the virus' transmission. uc davis of mt. sinai the flu, other vie are yous like covid-19 can hang in little particles of dust. despite reports of racial disparity there's word that black and white patients have equal access to hospital care, death rates are similar, according to the american jour

weather is expected to continue through the weekend and beyond now let's check in with our chief norris says. >>lawrence karnow is what to expect boys blazing out there, you know sometimes you just get a few records that are broken during the heat wave, this one we've got numerous all around the bay area really shattered to oakland check out of the 101 degrees that broke the old record of 90. >>that is a huge change in the record for that date 103 in san jose 82 right along the coastline in half moon bay that's impressive a 106 in sizzling in napa one '05 in santa rosa. those are the only places redwood city 102,000 record richan yet record of 96 degrees 99 and hot sfo international airport and during our friends, they're tied a record of a 107 degrees. boy it was hot everywhere. he went a 107 in antioch today, one oh one and mountain dew, boy 103 degrees in hayward hit the idea 105 degrees in novato very rarely do you see temperatures get that hot inside the bay, but this was one of those exceptional days and we've got a long way to go in this heat wave, this is just the very beginning

fellow brits kyle edmund, cameron norrie and heather watson all lost, however.world title hopes — and potential matchup against tyson fury — are over for now as he was knocked out in fight staged in a bio bubble in essex. whyte was floored in the fifth round by alexander povetkin. that's despite the russian being knocked down twice before. whyte does have a rematch clause, however. he could potentially get that much up he could potentially get that much up in the future. no such problems for ireland's katie taylor. she won her rematch on points, meaning she retains her four world titles. what a knockdown that was. steven gerrard's rangers are three points clear at the top of the scottish premiership after a 2—0 win over kilmarnock. celtic returned to league action for the first time in 13 days with a 1—0 win at dundee united, new signing albian ajeti with the goal. celtic‘s last two games were postponed after a player broke self—isolation rules. elsewhere, hamilton won and the game at st mirren was a draw. it's the champions league final tonight as paris st germ

we had to ignore them, get to norris complaints goes on.ay gorbachev, schulz and reagan credit inf and that treaty and the relationship that reagan built with gorbachev to enabling a peaceful end to the cold war. this was key for setting the stage for the end of the cold war. this is probably the best quote in the entire powerpoint, courtesy of george will. writing in news week near the end of president reagan second term, george will lamented how wrong reagan is about what is happening in moscow. reagan has accelerated the moral disarmament of the west, actual disarmament will follow, by elevating wishful thinking to the status of political philosophy." will explained that december 8, the day the inf treaty was signed, will be remembered as the date the cold war was lost. that one didn't hold up very well, george. but, nonetheless, by the time reagan leaves office many conservatives are looking at for one another and they are saying, what did we achieve? we got tax cuts. , we got tax reform. but did we fundamentally change the trajectory o

banned from buying a cypriot passport and a tighter rules on who is fit to be a citizen nicholas norris the interior minister said cyprus was functioning in absolute transparency but he didn't explain why pep super already bought passports would be allowed to keep them separate davis al-jazeera london. more findings from the cyprus papers will be revealed through the week here and on al-jazeera dot com then part 3 we're going to be looking at how more than a 1000 russians have bought separate passports in the last 3 years and includes business leaders close to vladimir putin the president and those wanted for corruption fraud and money laundering that's on tuesday from $10.00 g.m.t. here on al-jazeera. zimbabwean journalists hope no no has been denied bail for the 3rd time a judge says there are no new facts water until his release general was arrested in july and charged with incitement ahead of anti-government protests president emerson has been accused of cracking down on dissent as calls grow for his resignation. the us president is hailing the authorization of an emergency plasma t

banned from buying a cypriot passport under tighter rules on who is fit to be a citizen nicholas norris the interior minister said cyprus was functioning in absolute transparency but he didn't explain why pepsi of already bought passports would be allowed to keep them deborah davis al-jazeera london more findings from the cyprus papers will be revealed through the week here and on al-jazeera dot com in part 3 we're going to be looking at how more than a 1000 russians have bought cypriot pos boards in the last 3 years and includes business leaders close to putin and those wanted for corruption fraud on money laundering that's on tuesday from 10 g.m.t. here on al-jazeera. 2 explosions in the southern philippines have killed at least 10 people several of those injured in the town of jolo in sulu province initial reports say a homemade bomb on a motorbike exploded close to military vehicles there's been no claim of responsibility jamila onondagas live for us in manila obviously there is this is an area which is under ongoing tension why are these these attacks happening. well that is actual

at 100 years old, katherine, or kitty, was still planting pine trees and fishing with her son norris.ty was affiliated with florida state university for 88 years, first as a student at the women's college, and later as a chemistry professor and active alumnus. in the 1960s, she helped modernize the school by abolishing her own position: dean of women. she would have turned 106 this month. floyd bluntson was a no-nonsense yet nurturing father to his six children, his daughter latrina said-- resourceful, reliable, and honest. floyd served in the navy before working as an engineer at the field museum of natural history in chicago, where he was born and raised. he retired in 2010 after 35 years on the job. he loved to cook for his family and barbeque for the holidays. floyd was 66. cody lyster's family said he had a huge heart, infectious laugh, and "larger than life" personality. the 21-year-old college junior was studying criminal justice at colorado mesa university, inspired by his father's career in law enforcement. baseball was cody's life from an early age, his mom lea ann said. he

be banned from buying a cypriot passport and a tie to rules on who is fit to be a citizen nicholas norris the interior minister said cyprus was functioning in absolute transparency but he didn't explain why pep super already bought passports would be allowed to keep them. separate davis al-jazeera london. and more findings from the cyprus papers will be revealed through the way care on al-jazeera t.v. and al-jazeera dot com and part 3 will be looking at how more than half hours and russians have bought cypriot passports in the last 3 years it includes business leaders close to president putin and those wanted for corruption fraud and money laundering as on tuesday from $10.00 g.m.t. right here on al-jazeera. and sports is next on the basketball action from the n.b.a. playoffs including a dramatic victory for the dallas mavericks. tampa's force i hear very much in munich has returned after winning european football's most prestigious club crown for 6th saw him it was splashed down after touchdown as the german team's plane arrived a short time ago and in the age of coronavirus it was a sub

banned from buying a cypriot passport and a tighter rules on who is fit to be a citizen nicholas norristhe interior minister said cyprus was functioning in absolute transparency but he didn't explain why pep super already bought passports would be allowed to keep them. separate davis al-jazeera london well the findings from the cyprus papers will be revealed throughout the week here and on the website as well as their adult kong and part 3 we'll look at how more than a 1000 russians a separate passports the last 3 is including business leaders who are close to present in a person so all of that coming up on tuesday from 10 chante on al-jazeera. the mining giant rio tinto is cutting 3 and a half $1000000.00 in bonuses for its chief executive of the destruction of 2 indigenous sites in western australia companies saying another 2 executives will also lose that 700 $1000.00 bonuses rio tinto destroyed 4646000 year old rock shelters in june who can george in may while trying to access iron ore and received 5 reports highlighting the significance of those sites. still ahead. look out it's lu

michelle obama said in a pod cast interview with michelle norris, she was experiencing low grade depressioned the flood gates for people to say me too. where does hope figure in to this upcoming election? >> i completely understand where the former first lady is coming from. we're 80% off track right now. 80% of the people are at some level -- obama, anyone, people like that see that what we're going through, the truth of the matter is, we have a change election coming up, we have to hang in there until november, we have to get the post office funded. the secretaries of state funded. the country is going to vote for change. particularly if they read paul's book, read it up and down. we have to stay focused on the things that matter to people. people are strug iling out there, struggling with health care, paychecks. struggling with children that are at home. they don't know if they'll be able to go to school. it's a difficult time in the united states. i understand what mrs. obama is saying, we have to put all our hopes into bringing change november 3rd. >> let me read some of the book. this

matt: i appreciate -- annmarie: that was barry norris, founder of argonaut capital.ndard life abba dunes ceo -- aberdeen's, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ matt: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: european open." we are 30 minutes away from the start of cash equities trading and we have seen futures now turn positive in europe. at least we do see green arrows there. really little change, but better than the losses that we saw earlier, if you are long this market. let's get the bloomberg first word news. laura? >> president donald trump is moving to ban tiktok and wechat in the u.s. he signed executive orders barring u.s. businesses from doing business. the order against wechat is not as expensive and does not amount to a broadband on tencent -- broad ban on tencent. a presidential working group on financial markets is strengtheng that sec regulations. the group has not determined how to enforce guidelines but the final penalty for companies that do not comply would be a delisting. there has been no headway in talks between the white house and democrats for a new virus

suck norris who played is the governor of california. be released on nbc's streaming service. >>> drive-in movies are giving families a safe and fun way to be together during the pandemic. the saturday and friday night storing start at 8 pm august 21 and 22. the first movie will be jumanji the drive-ins will be held in the river parking lot at beach third streets. >>> many say that mike trout of the la angels is the best player in baseball. there is a card with mike trout when he was a rookie in 2009 that could become the most expensive baseball card ever. it will be auction and the starting bid is $1 million. the owner of the card purchased it for $400,000. >> it is the first auction where the minimum bid is $1 million. lebron was like a $100,000 bid. this opens at $1 million. there has already been 10 bids. >> the current top bid is $1.5 million. right now the most expensive baseball card is a $3 million. >>> today handers day. mattel released a uno left- handed game. it's the same as the original uno card game. the numbers are switch

he is not a wild man from the west like norris. but what he is, he had moved from the practice of law. he was never interested really in being part of politics. when he first comes to new york and establishes his law practice, they ask, "would you like to run for judge?" "no." "would you like a judicial appointment?" "no." but he is asked to investigate the gas monopoly in new york city. it is really gouging the customers. it is six companies. it has been going on since 1880. they come to him and they say, do you want to take over this investigation? "no, i really do not." but he does. he asks how much time he has to prepare testimony for the hearings. they say "a week." and with the great brilliance this man had, he was able to pull it all together, not do it in a bombastic way go through , all the papers, grill the executives on the stand, bring the whole thing down. ultimately what this leads to is a public service commission in new york state, and to have the gas rates and electricity rates cut by a third, and then he moves on

jazz, rock and roll, star wars, chuck norris, dr. zhivago, robinson caruso. history once erased was restored. the truth of stalin's murders was revealed. inevitably the fatal conceit of a centrally planned communist economy was exposed and large numbers of russians realized just how poorly their quality of life compared to the free western alternative. they were even permitted rights to express dissatisfaction with their circumstances. now a totalitarian regime's greatest ally is darkness and silence. keeping a people in the dark is the surest way to guarantee they never demand their god-given rights. because just a trickle of information, just a hint of truth, a small offering of differing perspectives and a touch of freedom of expression helped lead to the soviet union's demise. the freedom to say that two plus two make four. free people become and stay free through open dialogue, because of the free exchange of information and ideas, even ones we disagree with, because of patience with perspectives that are not our own, because we study our history, celebr

clock norris. i will let him get back to his ladies! let‘s talk to adele.k you so much. we are just going to stay on your images of the chickens as they mooch around in the chickens as they mooch around in the way that they do, and i like that we are embracing the idea of the great outdoors this morning. bob mortimer and paul whitehouse are going tojoin us. good morning. bob, your images looking a little bit odd. paul, you spend quite a lot of time fishing and outdoors. the chicken encounters happen along the way? we have got chicken stories. bob laid a couple of eggs himself, so bob laid a couple of eggs himself, so that was nice. we did have a mystic chicken in our first episode when we were up in scotland. bob was reading my future in the cards, because he can see the future, and a chicken came and hopped up and predicted my future, didn‘t he, bob? is he there? he is not responding! he has dropped out at the moment, paul, so we will stick with you. the marvels of technology!” paul, so we will stick with you. the marvels of technology! i have dropped out

doctor zoe norris is in east yorkshire. we can get medical view now. knock—on effect are. borisjohnson saying his confident schools will be able to reopen with the measures in place. is that how you see it as a dock?” think it's really challenging. my children are eight and ten so their understanding is relatively good but the eight—year—old is going to struggle to follow any particular social distancing or distance from herfriends. i think it social distancing or distance from her friends. i think it depends on what the reality is like and i'm no teacher and i expect trying to corral 30 or so children into following procedures is going to be really difficult. there is lots of discussion about whether children, older children should have to wear face masks in the classroom, the moment the government saying it's not required. talking about hand washing in the classroom and other preventative measures, social distancing but as a parent and doctor where you sit on face masks? we know that if you go out to a supermarket, you have to wear a face mask prefer