first on that list - michael phelps another guy. - micheal phelps - another somebody that - how would describe how competitive the two of you (giggles) were with one another? - i want to say because i was part of it. it's like a, a magic johnson and larry bird type rivalry. is michael phelps the best swimmer ever. and i was in his era and i was able to beat him and he was beating me during the phelps era and we made the best swimmer out of each other. (upbeat music) - [narrator] hoping he could make a better swimmer out of me we traveled the nearby ocala to jump in the pool. (water splashing) - not bad. (water splashing) you're good at breathing on the right side horrible on the left. - really? - yeah. (mumbles) - and then (cheering) and then when i noticed i did that then i start kicking. - yeah. (mumbles) - that's one of the hard things that's what, that's what phelps told me he was like, try to do (mumbles) cause it's so hard because when you do breathe your body stops like your life stops. it's just like you're, you're in a different position. - [narrator] with training complete t

director phelps. phelps: thank you, good afternoon. governor.thank you, i want to begin to thank the frontline workers who are battle these fires, support mass care and feeding.g and federal partners. our local partners. 911 operators. and especially our firefighters. and bsolutely humbled inspired by the work they're doing in their communities and state.out the it's -- we're lucky here in oregon to have those folks us.hing out for i do want to remind folks this life safety be a operation. remind oregonians to heed evacuation notices. have thousands of oregonians at some level of evacuation notice. many have still not been able to to their homes. if you live in a place that's under level 3 or evacuation notice, stay away. of e seen many reports hazard trees continuing to fall. we he governor mentioned, know we have some severe weather headed into those burn areas which oday and tomorrow, could create additional hazardous conditions. oregon, makeare in sure you're weather aware. office service forecast have forecasted flash flood watche

anyway what's he got to say about bill phelps promotion. i think it's for every player dream to be on top. of the best league in your country and so for me it's the same and for all of those in the limits it's in on i think we have had enough time to realise it and now we all are happy to start the preceding into to get ready for the winter. let's hope they're ready they haven't always enjoyed their time in the top flight. this side used to be known as an elevated cup going up and down every other season but they actually haven't been in the bundesliga since 2009 and even spent time in the 3rd division but after a song storming like dominic displayed last year when they only lost 2 games back in the big time we can enjoy every match nobody is like ok today we have to win but we want to win because. we all are sportsmen and we are not in the 1st division 2 to enjoy every moment but go down after one season and that season in the end it was like a pressure every match because you need to win because everyone is like ok you have to win you hav

anyway what's he got to say about bill phelps promotion. i think it's for every player it's a dream to be on top. of the best league in your country and so for me it's the same in all of us and in the midst it's in on i think we have had enough time to realize it and now we all are happy to start the preceding into to get ready for the winter. let's hope they're ready they haven't always enjoyed their time in the top flight. this side used to be known as an elevator kept going up and down every other season but they actually have been in the bundesliga since 2009 and even spent time in the 3rd division but after a bomb storming the dominant display last year where they only lost 2 games back in the big time we can enjoy every match nobody is like ok today we have to win but we want to win because we are all that we all are sportsman and we are not in the 1st division 2 to enjoy every moment but go down off that one season not season in the end it was like a pressure every match because you need to win because everyone is like ok you have to

phelps, i know this is a very, very critical time.helping us understand. >> thanks for having me, rachel. >> let me ask you if anything i just described there about what's happening in oregon has been supplanted by more recent events. have i said anything wrong, or if there's any other way you would put this in terms of helping the country understand how serious the situation is in your state. >> you're spot-on, rachel. we know that the weather is going to get better at some point next week. that should alleviate some of the fire threat, especially in our wildland and urban interface areas. but we also know we've got a long way to go to get there. we've got immediate life safety needs. we're in the middle of evacuating tens of thousands of oregonians, trying to get them to safety and making sure that those that aren't under that immediate evacuation threat are prepared to do so at a moment's notice. >> when you said today that the state is preparing for a mass fatality incident because of the severity of these fires and specifically b

andrew phelps, i know this is a critical time, thank you for helping us. >> thank you for having us,hel. >> let me ask you of what i have described there, have i said anything wrong or is there any other way you would put this in terms of helping the country understand how serious this is? >> you are spot on. we know the weather is going to get better at some point next week. that should alleviate some of the fire threats. we know that we got a long way to get there. we have that immediate safety needs where we are in the middle of evacuate and getting people in safety and are prepared todd do to do so in a moment's notice. >> so many structures have burned, what did you mean by that and what does that look like in terms of you preparing for that? >> so, we had recent examples in california of devastating fast moving wildfires that caused dozens of casualties and fatalities. based on those lessons we observed in california, we are seeing the same conditions here in oregon. fires that damaged the only means of grass for a lot of communities. we know that so many structures lost. there

. >> andrew phelps is the director of the oregon office of emergency management. he joins me now from beaverton. mr. phelps, i honestly can't imagine what your day is like, but given all the days you've gone through, today, was there good news about how far you guys could get with containing some of these fires? >> yeah, the firefighters that have been working really around the clock for the last week on many of these fires were able to make more progress today. some of the evacuation levels have been lowered. weather's cooperated in terms of temperature. we've seen lower temperatures and we've seen higher humidities which all aids in the fire fighting effort, however, that temperature has meant that the smoke has lingered, making it much more difficult for us to get aircraft off the ground to have an aerial fire fight, which is really what we're going to need to be effective to fully contain these fires. >> so tell me a little bit about that. because i know it's been a problem. it's been a problem you guys haven't been able to get back to communities that have al

anyway what's he going to say about bill phelps promotion. i think it's for every player dream to be on top. of the best league in your country and so for me it's the same and for all of us in the demons it's in on i think we have had enough time to realise it and now we all are happy to start the pre-season again to to get ready for the winter. let's hope they're ready they haven't always enjoyed their time in the top flight. this side used to be known as an elevator club going up and down every other season but they actually haven't been in the bundesliga since 2009 and even spent time in the 3rd division but after a boss storming lee dominant display last year where they only lost 2 games back in the big time we can enjoy every match nobody is like ok today we have to win but we want to win because. we all sportsmen and we are not in the 1st division 2 to enjoy every moment but go down after one season not season in the end it was like a pressure every match because you need to win because everyone is like ok you have to win you have to wi

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role of the visiting team because of all the -- in seattle with the air, they let it rip, brandon phelps gets a goal, they are already leading to-0, but, he hammers one deep into the year, to run shot, up and over for 15, same inning, evan longoria with a bad series in san diego, through the yard and left, sixth of the year and this was a cakewalk for the giants, rams and crawford drive up the night, a couple of doubles, this ticket to rise, 15 hits, and easy 9-3 win, and tomorrow with the giants playing the role of the visitor. into colorado, the a's have a real good move or not, magic number, having a little fun without you, here's a key play here, a's have runners first and third, nobody out robbie grossman hit the ground returning camp finds himself caught on third in a pickle, marcus simeon is out of third, incredulously makes his way to the plate with a great acrobatic moves, and he is safe. in the run,) on the rockies. the a's coming back him to face the giants on the weekends, hendrix first -- from census go 49ers, positive injuries at training camp, george kittle hurt in the ope

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gas and have a good laugh or both and yes very much so alex actually we're getting some really hot phelps e-mails in from people saying we've changed our lines and i have to say they've been hans towers. because we feel we're giving something back as well so we will help each other and would realize that's why i would say. you know we have we have we see where government shows that when the shares are running we have comments that come up a little time so people are actually nice and in a meeting room at least taking the business to a completely different you know area really be pretty amazing they arrange to meet before the shows night chats online and they chat during our shows it is really quite funny to see the things they talk about old debutant what you heard today how do you what are you wearing you know that the trunk cretans and i think a lot that's not nice people get how it's many friends and now they feel that we all deference that debbie on the view played so many characters in so many shows that it did what was it different visits they got this soft of chat show on by humans

ed phelps ofour, columbia is fired up. this is bloomberg.d morning. ♪ >> janet, we were talking about the fed had said and in terms of significance of dollar dynamics. janet, you are also talking risinghe number of cases but the taj mahal being open, which is a story i missed. how much do you worry about emerging markets right now? always tend to worry in the world if we are turning risk off, because any emerging markets that have any external deficit reliant on capital finance, that deficit, particularly if they have any high inflation in the past or whether they are embarking on any kind of unusual policy makes, those are always a country's going to be a little more vulnerable. i also know emerging markets are where the great opportunities are. even in this extraordinary world we are in, we have higher growth forecast in emerging-market stand for these economies. >> does china become the real winner in this because they got out of the virus much earlier? they seem to have a handle on it, so the economy can be on a much stronger footing mor

his friend was john smith phelps of missouri who acted as his informal interpreter. change.he had to he went to the head of the judiciary committee and the committee on second jones act as sort of a steppingstone. passed away shortly after the passage of the act. the u.s. senate comes very late to the story. or than a century late -- more than a century late. this is the first hispanic american senator. he -- it is a symbolic appointment. health and passes away shortly after that. mexico in thew territorial government and later after new mexico becomes a state hispanicthat he pushes civil rights at the state level. it is a fitting appointment and highly symbolic because he was not in the senate very long. dennis chavez is the first hispanic american to serve in bothhe is known best for his log senate career. he's one of the highest-ranking hispanic americans in congress in the 20th century because he chairs three congressional committees. one in the house, he goes to the senate and chairs the public works committee which is a major part of his career. but his career

with a pretty strong letter of their own, which lays out, i believe, that they've been prosecuting phelpsll tell you this, we have our own officers that have dealt with these matters and the u.s. department of justice is giving us a lot of support, so the bottom line is if you commit a crime at interior managed properties, we're going to investigate that crime, we are going to prosecute that crime, and if you are convicted, you're going to go away for a long time for that crime and that is exactly the approach we're taking. >> martha: does the criteria that they use, was that any of these spaces should only honor individuals who exemplify the values of equity, opportunity and diversity that d.c. residents hold dear. here, a professor says thomas jefferson, for instance, was a vicious slave holder. if people become more aware of his shortcomings and that is what they see when they see a school named after him, then that becomes harmful. your thoughts? >> let's take a step back into reality for a moment and recognize that each of these great individuals did great things. no one is saying th

and with me, andrew phelps, the director of oregon's office of emergency management.ndrew, thank you for joining us. first of all, give us a sense of pictures and maps, what does the next week look like in oregon? >> we're still very much in a life safety situation here in oregon. we've got thousands of people taking advantage of shelters here in oregon. thousands that have been displaced and don't know what they have to go back to. so while the firefighters are still working to get containment and control of these fires, our immediate focus is on the needs of the folks that have been displaced, that are either staying with friends or family or in our shelter system. and what we can do to help them begin to start the recovery process. >> we have the graphic up on the screen there now. 40,000 people have had to evacuate homes in oregon so far. do you anticipate that number growing? do you anticipate this reaching the portland metro area, where you certainly have dense population there? will that become a much bigger issue? >> our firefighters are cautiously optimistic

this court has held time and again in cases like phelps and the en banc ashcraft case and others recite that complaint cannot be dismissed because you are competing plausible explanations and that's it most what we have here. >> in paragraph 11 of the second amendment complaint, the allegation is made that the district attorneys office open an investigation at issue in the summer of 2018. in paragraph 17 -- speaking, the allegation is that the district attorney issued a grand jury subpoena in august 29, 2019. is it plausible to assume the scope of the investigation remains limited only to the 2016 michael cohen payments for more than a year? >> it is if you look back one paragraph, paragraph 13, the subpoena to the trump organization was august 1, 2019, and that when is limited solely to the cohen payments and there's no disagreement. it's on the face of the subpoena pages three and four of the second amendment complaint. 30 days later the subpoena goes out. again is a possible could summon create constructive arguments that it is broader? i'm sure the district attorney can but that doe

phelps i've taught. it they were all based on historical factual offense. >> this pretty much goes along with what you were talking earlier about the youth, and you as well. with social media expanding, it almost seems like this world is becoming more and more divided. he said that you see the whole log style of its my world and i want to show it rather than finding that world, do you feel that maybe in order to show the vulnerability of the person the individual, maybe that might show the truth and we really do engage with more of the world? >> i did not want to put down personal films. ross mac way, should seize films if you don't know. sherman's march is his most famous one. he walked around with the camera on his shoulder and talks to people. they talked in. some of them said get that camera off his shoulder. >> i'm so sorry, i have another question. if you have more and more people doing that and since camera equipment is becoming more affordable and available, anybody can pretty much create some co

and last but not least, happy 100th birthday to emmanuel lee from phelps, new york.t ahead, jenna & hoda have a great fourth hour. >> we have a legendary coming of age author judy blum, a favorite and also marsha brady. >> marcia, marcia, marcia. >> and performance by the go-gos we got a good show >> first on the third hour, gladys knight, patti labelle, and neil patrick harris. >> that's a show, baby >> after your local news we got a good show >>> good morning. 8:56. i'm marcus washington. happening now, a live look for you at the skies across the bay area and all that smoke and ash from the wildfires don't seem to go away any time soon. today marks the 29th straight spare the air day. that's another record. there's already another alert called for tomorrow. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking the levels for us. when can we expect just a little better air quality out there? >> yeah, looks like we're going to see by the end of the week, and we're seeing some improvements in parts of the north bay. as you head toward the tri-valley and spots like dublin, still r

va nessa vanessa phelps has more on the rise in coronavirus cases among young people on radio london.y said that deal was oven ready. is this and it mission that it is not? the deal was very clear. it had the northern ireland protocol that set out the arrangements that would prevent the need for any checks along the northern ireland border but there were also one or two finer points of detail that still had to be resolved. that was always recognised and that is why the agreement itself, michael gove was leading on that and they have been working through the technical issues. we are really saying is this thatis issues. we are really saying is this that is protest —— once that process is concluded, there may well be one or two loose ends and we just need the ability to give people the certainty they need to legislate to give that clarity and that is all this is about. so is no deal effective then back on the table? we have obviously a deal in that the withdrawal agreement itself set out the approach for northern ireland but of course we have been working over the last few months to try