should build a city in the north of england is when johnny pitts grew up. a journalist television presenter and photographer his mother was from don't want winton class family and his father was an african american so musician pitts book afro payne traces his journey through black europe to uncover black european identities that go beyond cliche. you either get images of black people in tower blocks and hoodies looking like they're violent or images of black people or sports stars and smiling or like at festivals or carnivals and how in foreign parts but you don't often see the in between the of things the banality the everydayness i want to work commute i want to people on the metro. going going to pick the kids up from school to get a kind of every day black experience that kind of tries to normalize rather than exhaust society's blackness in your. field and johnny pitts travel to paris and brussels want to answer them stuck in my saying he wanted to meet black europeans from the most diverse backgrounds is the son of an african american he experienced th

sharing deal with the city in the north of england is when johnny pitts grew up. a journalist television presenter and photographer his mother was from don't want winton class family and his father was an african american so musician gets book propane traces his journey through black europe to uncover black european identities that go beyond cliche. you either get images of black people in tower blocks and hoodies looking like they're violent or you get images of black people or sports stars and smiling or like at festivals or carnivals and having fun and party in but you don't often see the in-between this of things the banality of the every day in this. work commute i want to people on the metro going going to pick the kids up from school to get a kind of every day black experience that kind of tries to normalise of an exact size blackness in your from sheffield and johnny pitts travel to paris and brussels on to amsterdam to live in stockholm i must say he wanted to meet black europeans for most diverse backgrounds as the son of an african-american he experienc

tambiÉn jennifer ni ni brad pitt se volvieron a ver.ojalÁ murieran los dos heridos. esta situaciÓn se debe a la acciÓn policial que terminÓ con la muerte de este hombre el pasado 31 de agosto que le dispararon 15 veces. [manido ambiente] --[ sonido ambiente] el responsable de este tiroteo ha sido descrito como un hombre afroamericano de 30 aÑos de edad. estaba con un cÓmplice que lo ayudÓ a escapar en un auto. tienen miedo que los oficiales reciban amenazas. dice que aumentaron el nivel de alerta e incrementaron las medidas de seguridad durante los procedimientos de rutina. la recompensa para el que la informaciÓn sobre el sospechoso es de 100,000 a $150,000. es imperativo conseguir esto. satcha: el sheriff villanueva le lanza el reto a lebron james para verse de alguna forma o no se pueda dar con el pistolero. muchas gracias por informarnos esta maÑana. ♪ ♪ ♪ tan pronto como este miÉrcoles presentan en el congreso el proyecto de ley de vanessa guillÉn en honor a la soldado de 20 aÑos cuyo asesinato cobrÓ la atenciÓn a nivel internacion

should be a city in the north of england is when johnny pitts grew up. a journalist television presenter and photographer his mother was from a white women class family and his father was an african american so musician it spoke afro painted traces his journey through black europe to uncover black european identities that go beyond cliche. you either get images of black people in tower blocks and hoodies looking like they're violent or you get images of black people or sports stars and smiling or like at festivals or carnivals and have in foreign parts but you don't often see the in-between this of things the banality the every day in this. work commute i want to people on the metro. going going to pick the kids up from school to get a kind of every day black experience that kind of tries to normalize rather than exhaust to size blackness in your. field of johnny pitts travel to paris and brussels going to amsterdam to live in stockholm and my saying he wanted to meet black europeans from the most diverse backgrounds is the son of an african-american he

, it will premier around thanksgiving will smith have signed on along with other show regs >> brad pitts a wine maker he says the cabin he owns with ang -- angelina produces wine. >> and we're talking about the christmas season already >> and the pandemic has put millions of small businesses at risk but nonprofits are helping store owners stay afloat >> reporter: among the most painful impacts of the coronavirus, millions of businesses struggling to stay open or forced to shut down. >> i had something most of my staff. >> reporter: the owner reached a breaking spoint. >> without any help we'll have to close in a month to two months but he got help, a much needed boosthe average small bu has only two weeks of cashfe fo nonprofit in march >> our number one mission is to save as many small businesses as we can. >> reporter: walk about outfitters for owner tina miller the financial help was just part of it >> these folks are eating away at their retirement just to make sure they're putting food on the table for their employees. >> from there it grew and has now helped more than 600 small bu

byron pitts has the story. >> tonight we begin with a mysterious shooting in the suburbs in long island. >> after 27 years, you would think there's nothing new to learn about this story. oh, but there is. >> reporter: it's the story of a married man with the unforgettable last name, buttafuoco. >> joey knew of my intention toward his wife and encouraged me. >> reporter: his wife, mary jo, unsuspecting of her husband's behavior. >> swrojoey is a fabulous liar. i didn't realize that then. i didn't realize how much he man epilated mow and how much he lied to me, but he d. >> reporter: the drama played out across nearly news outlet ot and tabloid with amy fisher. >> i was a 16-year-old teenager. >> now you may think this is an open and shut case. amy came to my house, shot my mother in the face. guilty as charged, boom. but not so much. >> reporter: mary jo and joey's daughter jessie now sitting down for a rare interview. >> growing up, my family life was ideal. >> i met joey in summer school of ninth grade. and he was just the funniest guy in the room. he was a class clown. >> she was gent

field of johnny pitts traveled to impress upon to answer tampa live stock i must say he wanted to meet black europeans from the most diverse backgrounds as the son of an african american he experiences structural racism 1st hand but he knows that his experiences are different from those of many other black britons. while my dad was brought to this very house you know the neighbors would say ah that's richie the american the entertainer there was a kind of romance about it there was something that was exotic about him so people would look at him enough to think about british colonialism so that's a very different experience of course the black community is aware here who are who have this shared history who tangled up in colonialism. johnny pitts tells us about the effects of imperialism on black people in europe the legacy of colonialism and what drew him to backpacking through the continent i did start to know is a rise in racism and it troubled me and i start to know it's a kind of insularity that was taking place in this country that scares me a smooth brown skin living on an island

>> brad pitt and jennifer aniston taking part in the "fast times at ridgemont high" table read.it raised $50,000 for sean penn's nonprofit providing free covid-19 tests. >> all for a good cause. next, our washington insider breaks down the key takeaways from joe biden's town hall and what president trump said at his packed event last night. >>> plus, flu in a pandemic. why doctors are imploring you get a flu shot sooner rather than later. we saw the cloud of smoke and my heart fell. i knew we'd lose our home... and we did. over 24,000 homes have been destroyed by wildfires in the past few years. wildfire victims need help so i'm voting 'yes' on 19. it limits property taxes on wildfire victims so families can move to a replacement home without a tax penalty. you never know what you'll be faced with. please, vote 'yes' on 19. >>> right now at 5:00 with a nice and smoke-free weekend on tap, cooped up people around the bay area certainly itching to get out. a live report just ahead on how to do that safely. plus -- >> you have to level with the american people. shoot from the should

la actual novia de brad pitt pÚblico mensaje en redes.das?" porque a la gente le interesa, tiene 23,000,000 de seguidores sebastiÁn yatra. usted no -- serÁ el mejor juez de lo que le pasa a kanye west. nuevamente crea polÉmica porco publicÓ un video que ni si crece le podemos poner al aire. puso un trofeo del grammy lo tiro al inodoro y le orinÓ encima declarando la guerra las disqueras y por eso kanye west hoy es controversial. [cortina musical] carlos: aparte de todo esto es candidato a la presidencia y aparecerÁn algunas de las boletas de votaciÓn a noviembre como candidato. de verdad esto se ha ganado 21 grammys y miren uno de ellos donde fue a parar... el rapero, quien tambien aparecera en las boletas de votacion en noviembre como candidato a la presidencia de este pais, se fue con todo contra las disqueras, y dijo que son las esclavistas de los tiempos modernos porque abusan de los musicos cobandoles exageradamente... ?creen que es muy cÓmodos con lo que creemos que merecemos. pero ellos nos dan muy poco dinero de los tours, no se r

i have to tell you as well, alisyn, it was interesting, chairman pitts, the chairman of fulton countym on the day that the cdc guidelines changed. so the cdc says we no longer have to test asymptomatic people. i said, no, no, asymptomatic people can be responsible for half the spread in this country. so it's amazing. months into the pandemic we have to continuously educate people about this problem. >> it's important -- there's so much confusion it's amazing we have to keep clarifying it every morning be we do. thank you very much. >>> first, we want to remember some of the nearly 190,000 americans to coronavirus. rhonda felder was a social worker and she was a foster parent. and an advocate for children. her two daughters say she leaves behind a legacy of service. >>> and kyle fought for survival his entire life and he was born with a compromised immune system and had to endure countless surgeries. he is described as having a kind soul and infectious laugh. >>> oliver was a nurse in fresno, california. he started as an engineer in the philippines but decided to become a nurse because

to learn more, visit paycom.com >>> coming up, former sec chair harvey pitt.ares of tesla. the company's largest outside shareholder reduced its position in the electric automaker. they said it is still a long-term believer and the cut was forced by portfolio restrictions tesla still down another 8% in the pre-market "squawk box" will be right back. . and you know cheap leaky diapers are an amateur move. you need luvs pro-level protection. luvs. parent like a pro. >>> welcome back to "squawk box. looking back at the market the nasdaq is down 144 points. more than 1% >> thanks, mike. >>> the saga of tiktok's future continues this week as the chinese government announces restrictions that could affect the sale john fort weighs in on the prospects of a u.s. company buying tiktok. >> i'm so glad the trump is pushing tiktok to sell to a u.s. company. the norms in china are way different when it comes to collecting data. by bite dance's only count, 100 million americans use tiktok tiktok got caught using the mac addresses. they're required to hand over data to the c

johnny pitts tells us about the effects of imperialism on black people here in the legacy of colonialism and want true. through the continent. did start to know is a rising racism and it troubled me and i start to know it's a kind of insularity that was taking place in this country that scares me a smooth brown skin living on an island. that is leaning towards the right so i want to look beyond britain i discovered an old continent that was creaking. and the black community is very often living on the periphery of europe. and the notion of blackness that never really fit together properly you know the more i tried the afro peon solidly on to something the more it fell apart on what is afro paean isn't something that actually exists or is it a construct it's definitely a construct i don't want to say exactly what the word if it resonates if you feel like you want something that can explain a kind of. pul oral isn't in a single word than you might flock to and that's what happened in very quickly the community emerged from this word and i think that's something the the black community in e

that is harvey pitt. potential russian interference with the presidential election is back in the news. we talk with the man charged with investigating the last one. he is former fbi agent peter strzok. power" onalance of bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. we turned to mark crumpton for bloomberg first word news. mark: president trump is playing hardball with the chinese parent of tiktok. he is refusing to extend the september 15 deadline to sell off tiktok's u.s. operations. the president said if there is no sale by tuesday, the u.s. will shut down tiktok for security reasons. bloomberg has learned the sale is unlikely in time because new chinese regulations complicated talks with microsoft and oracle. in india, the coronavirus press -- moved past brazil to become the world second-biggest. it now looks inevitable that india will also surpass the united states, the current number one. telling.s. the fda is drugmakers it will have to meet

. >> the moment shared between famous exes jennifer aniston and brad pitt during a star studded charity event. >> i can't believe you're asking me to do this, but okay. >> that shows they're still friends. "today," friday, september 18th, 2020. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and good morning, everybody. welcome to "today." it's friday morning. doesn't that sound good? >> one more time for me. >> friday morning, my friend. >> we do have a really big show for you today. something special planned this morning. check this out. craig hit the road. he's at a high school in the pittsburgh area and he's going to celebrate the students and staff that have gone above and beyond to handle the challenges of this new school year. this is an incredible school. we can't wait to shine a spotlight on them and maybe even give them a little reward for their hard work. >> he's backed up the truck, so i think he has something good for them. >>> let's get to the top story. politics. a big day in the election race.

edwin pitt y nos dice el porquÉ.a una comunidad que se sigue manifestando. algunos de forma pacÍfica y otros han liderado actos vandÁlicos. el presidente trump en una conferencia de prensa la casa blanca recalcÓ confirmando que va a viajar hoy a wisconsin a pesar de que las autoridades le estÁn diciendo que lo reconsidere. la situaciÓn podrÍa empeorar luego de los comentarios del mandatario diciendo que el joven blanco de 17 aÑos que matÓ a dos personas de la protesta lo habrÍa hecho aparentemente por defensa propia. escuchemos parte de lo que dijo el presidente. trump: habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] edwin: el gobernador de wisconsin le estÁ pidiendo al presidente que reconsidere. que los deje a ellos hacer el trabajo tratar de controlar la situaciÓn, pero por esas y otras razones el exvicepresidente joe biden, en un discurso que dio en pensilvania, criticÓ al presidente de incitar a la violencia y no de unir al paÍs como hace falta en estos momentos. joe biden: [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] edwin: cabe rec

well, that's what i asked journalist jack pitt—brooke from the athletic earlier.ink is real‘s willingness to pay at least half of gareth bale‘s salary to allow him to go on loan. that means totte n ha m allow him to go on loan. that means tottenham pay less allow him to go on loan. that means tottenha m pay less tha n allow him to go on loan. that means tottenham pay less than half, so between 250,000—3000 a week. that is a lot of money and more than they pay any of the current first—team placement given that they are not paying a transfer fee or even a loan fee, it means they can get the deal done. how likely do you think it is this can become a permanent thing for gareth bale? such a massive fee in more than they pay any of the current first team anyway. what are the chances he will stick around at totte n ha m the chances he will stick around at tottenham beyond the end of this loan? but the chances are not small of that. it depends an awful lot on how he does this season but if he has a good season and helps them get back to champions league football which is

the organized crime is just to bring pitt to me. and my mom is good enough there in age you know she's 91 and she just can't travel that much anymore and it kills me that she's at that age because i know that if she ever passes away there's no way i'm going to be able to go home i'm very like a fairy my father. in my babies i mean they're missing my babies but the oldest is 25 britons 23 melissa's 20 no junior just turned 18 you know some of these pictures are old. and that weighs down on you when you don't have that and you were obviously you can tell i was always in his life. i was always in the mix with. it's one of the things that i really really miss. life is just passing by times just going by and all i do is just get over it and i just can't seem to find my mitch and yeah i do feel like i'm in the able that's exactly how it. until to me as a positive then yes the muslim does that i am our fault or all men on some minor not only are all where the owner's fault was and is the most obvious of our. ways stand up a little a youth

here now, byron pitts. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. tonight, a look at the deep-rooted stain of racism in america, in our schools, our streets, our cells. we look at the painful past in order to learn i >> tions, the so controversial, why are so many people calling for it now? to examine that, we have to go back in time. 1526, the spanish bring 100 enslaved africans to what is now the carolinas and georgia. they were the first known slaves on american soil. we know what happened next. for the next 350 years, africans were enslaved, beaten, tortured and killed. they built the white house. they fought in wars. their labor built the american economy. and then came the civil war and freedom. promises of 40 acres and later on a mule. they were free, sort of. there were black codes, allowing black people to be arrested for things like being out at night or not working at a servant. and then there was jim crow. a set of laws that denied african-americans all sorts of rights. if you violated them, it could get you arrested or even killed. then

. >>> turning point continues with byron pitts. >> driving while black you have to think about kind of. how perception can lead to deadly c f will assume that you are in an area or doing things with mal intent. these are my scrubs. i wear them everywhere. i just want to be >> so guesstimate how many times you think you've been pulled over by police. >> i can't count. >> more than five? >> yeah. >> more than ten? >> i don't know. i don't know. >> so you've been pulled over so many times by police you can't even give it a number? [ laughter ] >> yeah. quite a few. it is so exhausting. it really wears you i'm a urologist. i love urology. >> yet, for all the success, arturo holmes a black man in america, where too often he says skin color trumps character. >> at some point i just realized my interactions in scrubs were different. >> amid the covid-19 pandemic our doctors and nurses have been lauded as heroes, scrubs signifying courage and selflessness, but for dr. holmes they've also become an armor of sorts. you made the decision to only wear your scrubs in public. why? >> i feel like som

. >> reporter: for fulton county board chairman rob pitts, that spotlight came when georgia became onef the first states to reopen on april 24th. today there is no statewide mask mandate. >> i'm confident that georgians don't need a mandate to do the right thing. >> an average daily cases in georgia are more than doubled since that last week in april. >> we started following the advice of the scientists and the medical professionals, we focused on testing. >> reporter: it's part of the reason chairman pitts funded a $3 million contract with core to help fill the gaps. >> i would think that's going to be georgia department of health. >> right. >> reporter: instead it's this nonprofit from the other side of the country doing this work. >> the department of public health, the counties can have these ideas and know the implementation of the action. they don't necessarily have the personnel to carry it out. we're the feet on the ground. we can bring the personnel, add surge capacity. >> reporter: the numbers seem to show that so far the strategy is working. if you look at fulton county's po

the 2nd would have been the only person able to make pitts car although it's going to do more who couldn't. fitzcarraldo is the story of an eccentric adventurer aiming to build an opera house in the amazon rain forest. fitzcarraldo was a visionary with a mission. but the thought that judging what was done to god. and someone who was prepared to defy gravity to realize his life's dream pushing boundaries is a constant theme and hertz all this work. is indeed if you've been an extreme environments extreme situations what drives you to this day to seek out these extremes. makes the don't actually see context tree rather i consider what i do to be normal people are always saying shooting in the amazon rain forest is so extreme. but look it's just a forest sticky. this is more inviting it. katsav return to the jungle again for the vietnam war drama rescued on. that was a big american production but headstrong is also a nonconformist in hollywood for. a period with the will of a. minute. and a passion for on the hinge characters. not just. whether. you've called bad lieutenant of a very in film.

. >> "nightline" starts right now, with byron pitts. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. tonight, a seemingly picture perfect couple, destroyed by deception and murder. how the unspeakable acts of a mother gripped the country nearly two decades ago and why some believe she was wrongfully convicted. >> melanie maguire was accused of killing her husband, chopping up his body and putting it in the chesapeake bay. >> melanie maguire, convicted of murdering her husband, but now, years later, a podcast raising new questions. >> you believe an innocent woman is behind bars right now? >> absolutely. i believe this is a case of a wrongful conviction. >> this whole saga begins on may 5, 2004, with an odd discovery in virginia beach. >> that morning, a couple fishermen and their kids are out on their boat in the chesapeake bay when they spot something in the water. >> they found a dark green, kenneth cole suitcase in pretty good condition that was apparently part of a luggage set of three. >> they put it on board, and there's a pair of male legs, from the knee down. >> we kind of fi

through the pitt library, we have all of these documents. you can read it for yourself. this is part of the excitement of doing history. go to the library and learn. that's my point. okay. so, we spent this part of the lecture talking about this regime of violence and terror, okay? there's another important part of this story, and that is the resistance to the violence and terror. to the shipboard regime, we must counterpose the fact that on the lower deck, something extraordinary was going on. there was a kind of cooperation, a kind of communication and a fragile process of building a new kind of community among diverse the africans who were on board these vessels. it's a fascinating thing to behold. of course we don't have evidence to study it as fully as we would like. but we do know it was going on, and let me give you some examples of how it happened. first of all, even though these africans on the lower deck of any given ship would have been of numerous different ethnicities and languages, there was one language they all understood. and that was the language of res

. >> kirk: pitt. nc state, jacksonville state, nc sta state, duke? >> chris: looking for wins?kirk: yeah, yeah. that's a three-win schedule, probably. four, maybe, at the top. four at the most. >> chris: well, that would not be the kind of rookie year that mike norvell and the staff are looking for. you're saying that's -- that's not the ceiling, that's just what you -- >> kirk: i was just looking -- yeah, that's what i think. and again, to me, it's not the amount of wins that a first-year head coach that is basically trying to steer this titanic to get this program back to what it once was, it's more of the little things. that's like watching their body language, watching their competitive spirit, are they playing -- each other. things like that are way more important to me than how many wins florida state has. >> chris: two unsportsmanlike conduct penalties, one on each team. final six minutes. noles working on the ground game. toafili getting busy. a sign of things to come. feel like he might be per phaps the featured runner in this offense as they head into that gauntlet of

lansing in very bitter effect well thought out to fatty obviously a hero to liberal media played by brad pitt in saturday night live with the deny anything he did was against clinical procedure and best interests of the american people what do you make of the fact they don't no one seems to really be talking about something like factory farming we had dr rob wallace he was telling us about the relationship between factory farming and coronavirus why do you think that's just not the subject of debate about when it comes to coronavirus in public discourse in nato nations. that of course is in part made in the largest or the the problem with the democratic party and the app measures it takes around issues of public health in the origination of epidemic. diseases because instead the endemic threat can be kind of triangulated 2 to 3 things one is factory farming the organisation super sation of animals that maximizes. the probability of a viral evolution and transmission the 2nd is the old still destruction of the natural or it's the who traditionally isolated us from these enormous by rumors of w

should be a city in the north of england to me is when johnny pitts grew up. a journalist television presenter and photographer his mother was from a want with in class family and his father was an african american so musician gets book afro pin traces his journey through black europe to uncover a lot european identities that go beyond cliche. you either get images of black people in tower blocks and hoodies looking like they're violent or you get images of black people or sports stars and smiling or like at festivals or carnivals and how in foreign parts but you don't often see the in-between this of things the banality the everydayness i want to work commute i want to people on the metro. going going to pick the kids up from school to get a kind of every day black experience that kind of tries to normalise rather than exact to size blackness in your. field of journey ph travel to produce and brussels on to and stand there live in stockholm i must say he wanted to meet black europeans from the most diverse backgrounds is the son of an african-american he expe

here now, byron pitts. >> good evening. thank you for joining us.

. >> kirk: picket at pitt.ean, i think it's the deepest conference this year with the quarterback play. >> chris: that's saying something when you have sport's biggest star in lawrence as the leader of that group. when's clemson going to be tested in the acc. >> kirk: i don't have their new schedule memorized. do you have that off the top of your head. >> chris: go to notre dame. >> kirk: that's always going to be a tough game. >> chris: i don't really know what it means, the typical challenges. they go to virginia tech. >> kirk: i remember looking at their last three games, three or four games, you know, a couple of them are away from home, could be a challenge. >> chris: miami has florida state. then they go to clemson october 10th. that will be intriguing. >> kirk: yeah. >> chris: king as a ball carrier off the right side. gets it to the 40. there's a flag on the play. >> referee: prior to the snap, delay of game. offense. five-yard penalty. >> kirk: i don't know about you, but i'm kind of fired up. next wee

it looks like we're one step closer to seeing brad pitt and jennifer aniston reunite.hey're both participating. now the movie, hard to believe but it came out back in 1982. both stars weren't of course in the original. but sean penn was. raefrp not be reviving his role as the outrageous pacoli. you can watch at 6:00 p.m. tomorrow on facebook and tiktok. >>> we are celebrating hispanic heritage month here at nbc bay area and quincine of courras go. none of the big celebrations that they have, but it didn't stop one chicago family that made sure the day was very special for their daughter, including a car parade. she still had her big dress. and they observed all the city rules. there were temperature checks, masks requires, moms knew that it was very important to keep everybody safe. are you celebrating one in your family? be sure to share that with us on social media. you can always follow me laura garcia nbc. back to you. >> thanks, laura. always fun at those celebrations. another fun thing you can do today, kari. actually get outside and enjoy because the air quality

near in very bitter effect well thought out to fatty obviously a hero to liberal media played by brad pitt in saturday night live with the deny anything he did was against clinical procedure and best interests of the american people what do you make of the fact they don't no one seems to really be talking about something like factory farming we had dr rob wallace he was telling us about the relationship between factory farming and coronavirus why do you think that's just not the subject of debate about when it comes to coronavirus in public discourse in nato nations. that of course is in part made in the largest for the the problem with the democratic party and the app measures it takes around issues of public health in the origination of epidemic. diseases because instead the endemic threat can be kind of triangulated 2 to 3 things one is factory farming the urbanization super reproduce ation of animals that maximizes. the probability of the viral evolution and then transmission the 2nd is the old still destruction of the natural or it's there who traditionally isolated us from these enor

doctor pitt, this one from ray.that we are using at the momentjust tests for covid—19 and nothing else. so, as we said earlier in the programme, it is looking for the genetic material which is like the unique bar code of that virus, and it will only pick that up, so if the person has a flu or another type of respiratory infection, it won‘t come up positive on the covid—19 test as it stands at the moment. as we go forward into the winter, what the hospital laboratory certainly will be doing is, they have a form of the pcr test where you can test for lots of different viruses all at once, and this is standard practice. we have been doing it this way for quite a number of years now, that you have one swab or one throat swab or sample, and you put it in a test tube and you can test for lots and lots of different respiratory viruses all in one go. and because you are looking for the unique bar code of each virus, it can tell the difference between influenzas, various, influenza a, influenza b, and it can tell another res

>> brad pitt, jennifer anton taking part in the fast times at ridge mont high virtual table read. everyone is still talking about this. if you'd like to see the chemistry between the two, it raised $50,000 for sean penn's nonprofit that has been adding another gig to her resume. she's the new face of valentino beauty. the new campaign also features a song from gaga's recently released "chromatica." that's going to do it for "something good." have a great good weekend. >> thanks, laura. that was fun. >>> oh, kari hall, it's so nice to see your face. happy friday to you. we've been enjoying this beautiful weather, the fresh air. but there could be some hazy smokey skies returning this weekend possibly, right? >> yeah, unfortunately. but we're just going to take it in right now while we have it. it's also been pretty cool to see all of the clouds passing by and a few spots even had some light showers earlier this morning in p well, now the wet weather has going to take you around the world and then we'll bring it back home. because you're probably seeing this on your social media fee

i think mr pitt denies it is the total 'd failure of europe's management of massive migration how many years have with been speaking about problems leads to massive migration in europe over a 1000000 rightly switching to just germany a 2050 what are they doing today are they working are the integrated of the speaking german european union is not talking about that or not i'm not even talking about it in france spain other countries we're immigration is just a massive problem it's there is no policy managed by the european union and this can occur migrants or jews or burning down their own facilities just shows how bad treatment of this whole situation is by the european union what is this european union so we tell people look from all of africa that they could come over and we can't even pay for facilities to rethink this just doesn't make sense it's not the 1st time that somalia there until then was completely down to the ground in 5 than 16 out of 80 they've been many many times where we had fire incidents and actually 7 people died during fire isn't in line at all or so died there f

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brad pitt was great to speak to you —— brad pitt. great to speak to you —— brad pitt.heir best friend. ellie gould's classmates share their memories of the teenager who was killed by her ex boyfriend, as they start a new chapter of their lives. yeah holiday may have been on hold but mcardle kept going. i am looking at why the freight train is flying when most planes are grounded. a warm day across the southern half of the country but things are cooling down from the north. it's wednesday the 16th of september. the government has admitted that there's a lot of work to be done to get the testing system back on track. speaking on this programme, thejustice secretary robert buckland said nhs workers, social care staff and teachers are likely to be prioritised. but critics say the delays to testing could have been predicted and need to be resolved. this shouldn't be a surprise to anyone. we know when you start mixing children again inevitably coughs and colds, they are going to get temperatures, the demand is going to go up, and the fact there seems to be a surprise to the

. >> host: understood, carolyn pitt mr. woodward, talk about the president's handling of the coronavirus and you talk about the impeachment proceedings. at one point you are questioning him about whether or not he should apologize and you ask him who in the world as a person he trusts the most and it slain his answer. >> guest: well, i did but this was in the context and this was downbe at morrow lago before the virus became an issue and i think it was december 30 of last year and trump was impeachment trial in the senate was going on so i was able to ask him about this and it's very clear from the transcript of his discussion with the ukrainian president that trump was asking the ukrainian president to talk to attorney general barr about the biden and what the biden's were doing in ukraine and i kept pressing the president and said you think it's a p good policy r the president of the united states to be able or to ask foreign leaders to investigate political opponents. president kept insisting that it was all about corrup

jew khan gorge caves are one of the earliest known aboriginal heritage sites let's bring in james pitts gerald in canberra he's from the australasian center for corporate responsibility and james i mean this is an extraordinary story isn't it i mean you've described this internal rio tend to report as an insult to the traditional owners of the k.'s and you think these company executives should all be fired or low some of them have stepped down is that going to be enough do you think. well it's not a question of college but it's a question of finding people with the responsibilities that they hold i think we've seen actually 2 disasters here one is the destruction of chicken in a of this year and they in the 2nd disaster is one of the senior management or. through alimentary inquiry their own inquiry which is being found out of entry committee chair of the misleading it's an extraordinary title and james it does beg a belief that it was actually legal to destroy the caves in the 1st place and now we're hearing the western australian government has promised to update indigenous heritage l

julia roberts and brad pitt also in there. and the event streamed live on facebook and tiktok raised money for covid-19 relief and criminal justice reform. >> i like seeing all those people together. >> me too. that looked none. >> coming up, warriors are using their new home for something other than basketball. >>> and a new study out on ♪ i got it all from you ♪ i'm always pushing through ♪ i know we'll make it to the finish line ♪ ♪ i know you're waiting on the other side ♪ ♪ i'm like you on-demand glucose monitoring. because they're always on. another life-changing technology from abbott. so you don't wait for life. you live it. another day, another chance tlet's do this.rd. by making internet speeds fast and reliable. so you can keep up with your customers. by ensuring those speeds have wireless internet backup. so if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. and by covering all your connected devices with serious security. so we can handle this. and this. while you get on with this. and this. be fast, be secure. boun

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and so if you are a fan of this film or of brad pitt and jennifer aniston, you are shook.irtually reunited during a table read of the coming of age classic "fast times at ridgemont high." watch. >> hi, brad. you know how cute i always thought you were. i think you're so sexy. >> that is so great. of course, that is the scene -- some of you will remember, phoebe cates and -- and jennifer aniston playing linda barrett and brad pitt playing brad hamilton in the recasting of the movie. that's the famous scene with the cars moving in stereo. if everybody remembers that. so the 1982 movie was hosted by dane cook and it included sean penn, the original specoli, julia roberts, matthew mcconaughey. it's raised more than $50,000 for penn's organization, core, which helps vulnerable communities all over the world. there are so many classic lines in the movie including my favorite -- if all else fails, play side one of led zeppelin four. >> now that's a zoom call i wish i'd been on. >> it was good. shia labeouf played the spicoli character. it was funny seeing sean penn cracking up. i