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thanks, alisyn, appreciate it. >> not handsome enough, brad pitt. that's the one inaccurate point there. brad pitt not quite good-looking enough. thanks for being with us, dr. fauci. >> thanks, john. >> you just heard from dr. anthony fauci there, talk about the coronavirus, talk about the pandemic. so what's the situation going forward with this virus that dr. fauci says may never go completely away? dr. sanjay gupta joins us next. ♪ come on in, we're open. ♪ all we do is hand you the bag. simple. done. we adapt and we change. you know, you just figure it out. we've just been finding a way to keep on pushing. ♪ - sir. - you're talking about a first [runnigeneration americanren] from the streets of the imperial valley who rose to beat the odds. she worked nights and weekends till she earned herself a master's degree. she was running in a marathon when a man behind her collapsed from cardiac arrest. and using her experience saved this man's life. so why do i think there should be more people like carmen bravo in this world? because that man... was me

and the final one was charlie pitts whose real name was sam wells.he had been a childhood friend of the james brothers. he was 28 years old when he was killed. he was married and had two children. during the shootout, cole younger later said he told charlie he could surrender when it was evident that couldn't escape, but charlie replied, i'll not go, i can die as well as you can, and he said as soon as he said that, he was shot through the heart. so the younger brothers were tried and found guilty of murder. and sentenced to 25 years in state prison. bob younger died in prison in 1889. jim was pardoned in 1901, but the next year, he committed suicide. and the reason he did that was he had fallen in love with a newspaper writer named alice miller, but his parole terms had been so strict, he was not permitted to marry. cole was also pardoned ip1901 and he lived until 1916. he received an official pardon in 1963, at which point he reunited with frank james. after that, he went on the lecture sirked, preaching the evils of climb. he published an autobiog

the younger brothers and charlie pitts went one direction. the james brothers went the other direction. the posse ended up catching the young brothers near med elia, minnesota, on september 21st. that's over 400 miles away from where they robbed the bank. a gun fight erupted and charily pitts was killed. finally they surrendered. so the three men who were killed in this robbery, clel miller was only 14 years old when he joined anderson's band during the civil war. his only time in combat was in the skirmish where anderson was killed. he was captured but he was not killed due to his young age. he was sent to prison. his father managed to claim that the family had always supported the union and was able to get him out of prison. he joined the james gang and was eventually involved in 11 robberies. the reason he joined is he was actually accused of being part of a robbery which he claimed he wasn't. he was acquitted on it, but he later said that, quote, he might as well just join him because his reputation had been ruined by the trial. and then

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. >>> "nightline" starts right now with byron pitts. >> good evening, thank you for joining us, tonight jacob blake is in the hospital paralyzed from the waist down after the seven gun shots from police. but his name is on the list of thousands who marched in the nation's capital today. >> reporter: a city in rage. >> black lives matter! >> reporter: and the nation in turmoil, after 29 year old jacob blake was shot in the back seven times by a police officer in kenosha, wisconsin, his three children sitting in the car. >> all my grandson asked repeatedly is why did the police arngouroteers strts deman justice for the national guard called in to kenosha from three different states. >> let me be clear. this wasn't an accident, this wasn't bad police work. this felt like some sort of vendetta being taken out on a member of our community. >> this community is like a box of matches right now. we're just the match that got lit. >> reporter: this just the latest flash point in a summer of unrest and protest about racial injustice and policing. >> we'd like to think that after the protest that

here again, byron pitts. >> by 2002, the central park five were in the back of everyone's consciousnessl inrin.as one elw inteh a story that wouldiato steps ts upside down. >> mathias reyes is a convicted, homicidal rapist, doing 33 years to life in new york prison. >> i did some real bad things to so many people and harmed them in so many ways. >> he's a bona fide psychopath, a serial rapist, he raped his own mother and raped and murdered a pregnant woman in front of her own two children. >> reyes came forward to say that he had been the one who had committed the attack upon the jogger. >> did you attack the central park jogger? >> yeah, i did. >> did you rape her? >> yes. >> did you beat her? >> mm-hm. >> did you leave her for dead? >> i thought i left her there for dead. >> mathias reyes manages to get the attention of law enforcement, and they do a dna test, and they take his dna and compare it, and voila, they have what they never had in the trials in 1990. which is a match. a perfect match. >> i was like, oh, that's great. we got the final guy, the guy who's gotten away original a

>>> "nightline" starts right now with byron pitts. >>> tonight, less than one week away from the 2020 democratic national convention, the big announcement by joe biden. putting past tensions aside to choose kamala harris as his running mate. rachel scott is outside the senator's home in d.c. >> reporter: the anticipation has been building for days, and tonight, frenzy outside kamala harris' apartment, television crews, cameras, reporters, all camped out. we have seen this crowd grow hour after hour. so many of the voters i have spoken with here say they didn't support harris in the democratic primary and they didn't support biden either, but seeing the diversity was enough to stoke their hope in the election. >> biden's barrier-breaking running mate. >> i am not perfect. lord knows, i am not perfect. but i will always speak with ct >> senator kamala harris, the 55-year-old stepmother and wife. the daughter of immigrants, a jamaican father and indian mother, who, as her guiding force growing up in the california bay area. >> our mother was fierce in her belief that you will be judged b

charles: that brad pitt has himself a new -- at the at least -- least, his travel partner. she is a german model who is extremely attractive so obviously everyone wants to say this is a new girlfriend. they're flying private down to the south of france. harvey: there's definitely smoke right now. [laughter] charles: yeah, there's a lot of smoke when you see someone who portoro photos -- that were sent out. there's a new photo that might prove that this is not a new relationship. they were seen at a kanye sunday service back if november so they might have been dating for a while knowle. charles: i remember when he went to the sunday as much as but -- elia.h, he was with he met her at sunday as much as in november and now this is their first vacation together. harvey: wet blanket for a second, six kids? charles: i thought we aren't allowed to travel to europe? harvey: in other words, this is sour games on your part. charles: good for you, brad. if you can do it with a german model, even better when we come back, we'll be joined by david arquette, who has had excitement the in

if this all seems fodder for a hollywood movie, brad pitt would agree. the megastar who was benjamin button, then moneyball's billy bean, considered playing, none other, than jimmy keen. >> brad pitt likes the fact that this guy, jimmy keen, risked his life to try and find what he could find. >> clearly, this guy is one of a kind. charismatic. conceited. courageous. and complicated. from an early age, he had the personality, charm, and cockiness that made him dream that a hollywood star might, one day, want to play him in the movies. his first big brush with fame came on the football field. >> i heard they called you the assassin in football. that was a good thing, i take it? >> yes, i was taught by my dad at a young age. he said, son, if you don't hit that guy first, he is going to hit you and hurt you first. >> superstar athlete and mr. popularity in high school, jimmy seemed to have it all as a big fish in the river city of kankakee, illinois. a blue-collar town south of chicago. >> jimmy grew up in the shadow of his father, big jim. a giant of a man,

. >> and until he can speak, i would say brad pitt can do the job. >> you're not going to let this goer. >> the fact that dr. fauci wants me to let it go, that's not stopping hmm. >> and brad pitt nailed the voice, even. >> and he's going to have to change it up now. >>> developing overnight, at least four people have been killed in california as the state battles these nearly two dozen wildfires. hundreds of structures have also been destroyed. thousands more are under threat at this hour. more than 600,000 acres have now been scorched as the state's firefighting capacity, of course, is being stretched so thin. so governor gavin newsom calls the extreme weather that the state is facing, quote, clear evidence of climate change. >>> there's also new developments in the controversy at the u.s. postal service. what a new email from the agency's top leadership reveals is ahead and today the postmaster general is going to be testifying. all of that, next. welcome, today's discussion will be around sliced meat. moms want healthy... and affordable. land o' frost premium!!! no added hormones

do you think kyle dalton looks like brad pitt? >> so, my other coffee story i want to talk about is one i wrote a little bit about for one of my side projects which is about pennsylvania in the civil war. put on my pennsylvania flag cape. and that is -- so, i wrote an article about a soldier from the 45th pennsylvania. he did serve with the 45th pennsylvania and wrote about some of his experiences in the civil war. he was severely wounded at the battle of petersburg in some of the early assaults in the battle of petersburg in the late spring or early summer of 1864. so, i wrote this about penncivilwar.com, if you want to see the article, that's where you can find it. in his little history of his service, he writes about how much he loved coffee. he's talking about -- he's filling up his can feeteen. he's walking on the march, taking it with him everywhere. coffee is really important to him. this is something that's common in the civil war. you see it everywhere in the histories of the war. if you go through and look for coffee in

like pitt 1st of all. most studio and most filmmakers have been white males and they've been telling a white male story i'm right but with the black lives matter movement the calls to tell other stories have gotten louder. as have the calls for america to reckon with its buried history. i think that black lives matter and all of the conversation now around social justice and historic reckoning is a really productive one i think it's very very educational why were there not more stories about african-americans put in the forefront why were token representations ok this is something that i think is a reckoning that has to happen and it's a good moment to begin it on the. telling me african-american story changes the heroic image of america seen in most war movies black soldiers who fought fascism abroad came home to a very different country than their white counterparts. contest when the right to. be boys was no problem so we just let them to some good advice let us go from bad gifts. for. they were all back

brad pitt's came. you know we could hardly believe it was case. in several rooms visitors can watch video installations from the art project another view virtual views out of windows around the world. italian designer and manuel across he makes elaborate tables with objects and bedded in cast resin and there's no shortage of new crazy ideas with a metal had just arrived from america it's made entirely out of silence and i call it a functional sculpture. each new object that catches her. i is a fresh thrill to her. now all she has to do is find the perfect spot for it in her ever growing temple of design. and with that we wrap up another show don't forget to check out our website for this week's draw or to see the reports again and be sure to follow us on social media from me and the rest of the crew here in berlin and thanks for watching and last being answered. the phone. what's going on here oh no it's a house of your very own from a printer. computer games that are healing. my dog needs electricity. shift disciplines delivers facts and shows wh

with byron pitts. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. it is one of the oldest cities on earth, once a shining capital on the sea, the paris of the middle east, more recently caught up in conflict with forces near and far. tonight beirut devastated. and the wound apparently self-inflicted. here's abc's ian >> reporter: in the midst of chaos and horror, a mother comforts her 4-year-old daughter with a lullaby. as their ambulance, packed with the wounded, navigates the streets of beirut's lebanon after a massive explosion tore through the city. >> i am thinking i should be stabilizing these patients. i should be working on them, but who's going to hold my daughter if i'm doing that. i'm trying to position myself in a way that prevents my dotter from seeing complete carnage. >> reporter: the doctor, trained to work in combat zones, finding herself in the middle of one at home. now switching between pediatrician and parent. >> i'm telling my daughter, look at me, honey, just look at mama. i want you to look straight in my eyes, and we're goin

. >>> "nightline" starts right now with byron pitts. >> families are selling their possessions, heading to food banks in droves. last week more than 1.2 million americans filing for unemployment, something needs to give, but for a divided congress, covid-19 stimulus packages are a sore spot. janai norman has the story. >> reporter: desiree didn't just lose one job, she lost three. a substitute teacher, she also worked as an actor and ran a small business doing face painting on the side. >> i've had several people insultingly say well, you're supposed to have an emergency fund. okay. i did. orr:he madthrgh into my on unemployment, in part helpe w federal aid. >> we have to pay electric, water, a mortgage, we have to pay that. >> reporter: i have to ask about the save the $600 sign in the back. >> this is both an emotional and mental and everything. it's anguish in writing, a cry for help. >> reporter: now, a week after that emergency assistance expired, lawmakers are still locked in a stalemate, divided over a more permanent relief package, as millions of americans navigate a cash-strapp

with byron pitts. >> good evening. thank you for joining us.onight, with just 83 days left until election day, presumptive democratic of candidate for president, joe biden and kamala harris stepping out for the first time and already on the offensive. here's janai norman. >> this is a moment of real consequence for america. everything we care about, it's all on the line. >> reporter: this afternoon in delaware, the official debut of the joe biden-kamala harris ticket. the former vice president and hi his history-making choice. >> this morning, all across the nation, little girls woke up, especially little black and brown girls, who so often feel overlooked and undervalued in their communities. but today, today just maybe they're seeing themselves for the first time in a new way. >> joe, i'm so proud to stand with you. and i do so mindful of all the heroic and ambitious women before me. whose sacrifice, determination and resilience makes my presence here today even possible. >> reporter: the candidates walking out with masks on, socially distant

do you think kyle dalton looks like brad pitt? so my other coffee story that i want to talk about it, is one i wrote about for my side projects which is pennsylvania in the civil war put on my pennsylvania flag cape again. and that is -- so i wrote an article about a soldier from the 45th pennsylvania and his name was eframe. myers and he wrote about some of his experiences in the civil war. he was severely wounded at the battle of petersburg. and some of the early assaults in the battle of peterberg in the early summer or late spring or early summer of 1864. and so i wrote about this at pen civil war.com and that is where you could find it. but he often times in his little history of his service, he writes about how much he loved coffee. he is talking about he's filling up his canteen, he's walking on the march, he's taking it with him everywhere. coffee is really important to him. this is common in the civil war. you see this everywhere in the history of the war. if you go through and look for coffee in a civil war soldier's dia

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mark: pitt did not have a full undergrad business program, i saw a list of the top 10 undergrad programsnd picked out the cheapest one. it was indiana and i went there sight unseen. david: when you were there, you started a successful bar? mark: kind of successful. my parents did not pay for my school. my dad sent me $20 a month. i had to figure out how to pay for things one way or the other. sometimes i was able to get scholarships. other times saving money from jobs. other times it was the hustle . david: when you graduated, you moved to dallas. why? mark: i had a bunch of buddies there that moved to dallas. i was talking to one of my buddies, greg schiffer on the , phone. he is like, mark, the weather is great, the women are beautiful, the economy is good. wait, back up. [laughter] i'm coming. david: you started a technology consulting firm? mark: when i first got there, we called it the hill hotel with my five roommates. i got a job working as a bartender/bar back. during the day, i applied for jobs and finally got a job selling software, which i did for nine months until i got fired

at pitt battle between the japanese and us pop culture icons atop mount fuji is defeated. around 10000000 went to watch that film in japan and it remains the most watched in the cuts in a series to date but it turned out japan had a knack for shaping our childhoods from hello kitty in a room and they were as much hits a brought out so. i couldn't get enough of them it didn't matter if i could see the wires and the seams in the costumes and the least moving when the words didn't it was so fanciful and imaginative it what's japan was at the forefront pop culture and technology from the nintendo game console to the last possible cassette by sony . it's mainly the kids of america saying this is great we've got to have one boys in this country between the ages of 8 and 15 not having a nintendo is like not having a baseball bat to prime continued success for me it's it's pop culture like minder i'm animate some say that creates a sorting out that from nothing is from the anxiety paid trip that's why you can spot in $1005.00 but teenagers in the u.s. who consume the poverty and c

mark: because pitt did not have a full undergrad is in his program. looked around at business programs and pick the cheapest one. i chose indiana and went there site unseen. my dad sent me 20 bucks a month, and i had to figure out how to pay for things one way or another. sometimes i was able to get scholarships. other times, just saving money from jobs i had. other times it was a hussle. youd: when you graduated, moved to dallas. why? mark: i had a bunch of buddies that had gone to indiana and moved to dallas. i was talking to a friend of mine on the phone. he was saying the weather is great, the women are beautiful, the economy is good. i was like late, back up i'm coming. david: you also started out a technology consulting firm -- is that what it was? mark: i was sleeping -- we called it the hill hotel with my five roommates. asot a job at night working a bartender and during the day i applied for jobs and finally got a job selling software, which i did for nine months until i got fired, and so i started my own whenny, which at the time it started

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here is byron pitts. >> reporter: epic by every measure. >> we are home. >> reporter: size, scale, impactlack panther" did not simply shatter records, it broke boundaries. >> it was a moment of collective celebration. because of the story itself but also because of chadwick. the significance of it, the brilliance of it, the elegance of it. he did all of that. >> at the premiere of "black panther," chadwick and i saw each other and we embraced each other. i said to him, i can't wait to share this movie with the world and he leaned in and whispered to me in his soft voice and he said, "i can't wait to change the world." >> reporter: and change the world it did. wakanda forever became a rallying cry for millions who finally could see a superhero on screen who looked like them. this video going viral of atlanta students dancing when they were told they be would going to see the movie. >> this was the film that was treated with the same respect and thoughtfulness as "captain america" and "iron man" and that was a gift to a generation of children who normally would have never got to see that be

the blackboards not a movement or terrorist organization very much similar pitt was brought i'm sure. souter as the democrats have repeatedly pointed out at their party convention the trump administration has perhaps the worst record on colona management of any country and certainly of any industrialized country why wouldn't that matter to trump space i think the republican party is just a split of the democratic party and the voices that we just heard from are you know certainly one extreme wing of the party but they're also interested in social issues so you know the question of abortion on the question of sort of religious freedom for christians those thing play a larger role and they ignore the distasteful tweets they ignore the fact that president trump has cut taxes for the you know one percent in the united states and not necessarily help working class white people in the united states and is also trying to strip away obamacare right and also that hurts people with preexisting conditions so there's a lot of hypocrisy but i think that they believe that he's delivered for them on