"mean girls," and "harry potter." >> jimmy: oh, really?ke six hours long, the "harry potter"? >> yeah, yeah, that's long. i didn't understand what they were talking about. i just played along with it. >> jimmy: what -- three hours and then tlps a break and another three hours. >> and you come back in the evening and watch the rest of the play. >> jimmy: oh, boy, you really love your daughter, huh? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you're not into "harry potter" in general? >> not really. >> jimmy: no. is she into "harry potter"? >> she is. she's into the plays, period. she watches everything. she loves "young frankenstein," all that stuff. >> jimmy: yeah, you know, it's funny because you're really kind of private, you know, we don't know a whole lot about what's going on, but you posted something on instagram. how long have you been into cooking? >> i would say a few years. >> jimmy: what got you into cooking? >> i had to eat. i just realized that my lady wasn't going to cook for me all the time. sometimes i have to cook. >> jimmy: you have to cook for y

he first went to his division commander, robert potter, he quickly approved the idea. potter then went to core commander ambrose burnside and thought it was a feasible idea, and he agreed to take the idea to general meade, the commander of the army. most of you have come away with eadeimpression that m disagreed and forwarded and i thinkfforts that as burnside said, meade cen rathers than approval. i would say thet leadership was apathetic but not necessarily opposed to the idea. however, pleasants and his regiment and the rest of his brigade would bear responsibility for constructing this mine. work began on june 25, 1864. go into anng to elaborate discussion of how the mine was constructed but suffice it to say there were lots of obstacles for pleasants and is meant to overcome, not the least of which was how to line the tunnel so it would go exactly where it had to go. that would be an easy thing to do if you'd stand up and take readings, but obviously that wasn't possible. a staff pleasants and officer, early on in this endeavor, obtained a rather primitive triangu

investigate before paul van osdol freemen journalist elaine effort and politics incumbent editor chris potter. we thank you for being part of two nights debate. candidates of your numbers to determine who answer the first question tonight. that will be mr. rothfus. mr. lamb will have the last word in closing statements. here are two nights roseburg w. >> you at one minute for everything. 60 seconds to answer the question, same at a time for your bottle and one meant for your closing statements. i will allow more time if you have not answered specific question or if their follow-up question from our panelists. our first question goes to the league of women voters and terrie griffin. this question is for mr. rothfus. >> mr. rothfus, it appears likely that journalist and government critics jamal khashoggi was killed by agents of the saudi arabian government. and that to reports that russia has been killing dissidents on foreign soil, to incidents like that which speak to freedom that we have extolled on the foreign stage for years mean when you to change our foreign policy toward these countries

. >>> harry potter the wizarding world is coming back to the big screen.nd the documentary series that examined the making of a murderer is back with part 2. robert gray has your "eye on entertainment." >> reporter: the documentary making a murderer captivated viewers with the story behind the 2005 wisconsin murder of a photographer and the convictions of two men. tonight, the netflix series returns with part 2. >> this could flip the whole case. >> reporter: the ten new episodes track the men's journey through the u.s. justice system as they try to prove their innocence. >> harry potter fever is on the rise in london where it opens next monday. a display marks the second film in the fantastic beast series. fans are arriving in full costume. >> it's incredible. i was excited to see the different lighting displays they were doing and it's been very exciting so far so i'm running on fun and excitement. >> reporter: fantastic beasts the crimes arrives in theaters november 16. ethan hawke is in the running for best actor. he stars as a protestant minister in t

. >> harry potter. oh, the gnome. >> it's so good. >> there goes harry potter. best of all, e.t. >> mom is absolutely a rock star. >> yes. >>> so "friends" star david schwimmer says it wasn't me. >> yeah. we told you about a suspected beer thief in the uk who looked like schwimmer who played ross, of course, on the show "friends." authorities confirm schwimmer had an alibi that day, and he was in the united states. >> allegedly. >> allegedly. >> but he's making sure we know it wasn't him, so he posted this instagram video of his own beer run at a grocery store in new york. >> it totally was him. >> yeah, i mean, they're twins. >>> so a big fashion faux pas for the royals in the south pacific. >> prince harry and meghan arrived on the island of tonga today. meghan wearing that bright red dress. >> look closely, hanging out of the bottom of that dress, someone forgot to remove the tag. maybe it's excusable on the tenth day of a tour that has a whole other week. >> yeah. >> i forgive you, meghan. >> yes, considering that dress needs to be back to the store for a fu

some potters have said they'd like to have bus loads of tourists here and they will surely go. down to their sort of people with a good eye for things. antonio also believes people with a good eye for things want to see the town's airport hangar as a big empty building they'll view it as europe's first spaceport. which are in for the war which are the future is here the future of this region and its university and its vision of life. show me the view. that future will begin at the latest when the first space shuttles land here if they ever land here. take space flight program is already running at least five years behind schedule. doesn't look like much of a space race just yet well that's all for this edition of focus on europe thanks for joining us and see you next time. in west africa there goes a truly magical. cast a spell on people the world over. yet west africans don't reap much of the profits. they wind up in the pockets of big multinationals can we enjoy chocolate no holds barred how one man's redeeming the guilty pleasure of child. thirty. i'm not laughing at. becaus

it wma ng. >> what was your favorite harry potter thing you saw? what was your? >> the entire weekend? >> the entireweend. >> the play. >> oh, cool. >> that'so neat. you know, we had 3,000 people try to win this contest but you guys are the biggest harry potter fans ever. did it live up to your expectations? >> oh, definitely. the history o magic exhibit was really cool. ding is n my underst you had to pick a quote out of the first book and talk about why it was so personal for you. >> yes. >> what was yours? >> i knew you were going to ask ais. it's there's kind of courage but it takes a greater deal of courage to stand up to your enemies and even more to stand up to your friends. my child is a kind hard and stands up for kids or other kids, whether friends or not. that one just really hit home. >> congratulations. >> i'm soappy you had fun. >> congratulations, guys. >> thank youor coming here. >> thank you. >> can you just give a shout out here?l the pas that are >> they're taking over the plaza. >> they're literally taking over -- >> they have b

chris potter for common lamb. >> thank you, gentlemen. this question hasn't gotten a lot of attention but for those of us with kids it's very important. the united nations released another report saying catastrophic implications if climate change is not addressed. the burning of fossil fuels including coal and natural gas which produces methane is a root cause of that problem. what should government policy be toward addressing that concern and how would you balance that against the fact that there are a lot of energy sector jobs here in the regional economy? rep. lamb: i'm very concerned about this problem. i'm a young man. and i hope to have kids soon. i hope we will all have long lives after 2040. which is the year that that report tells us we could be in for serious trouble. one thing is for sure. we are long past the point where we can tolerate having people in positions of leadership who deny that climate change is taking place. we know it's happening. regardless of what folks in the administration say, the defense department treats

our next question from chris potter for mr. lamb. >> yes. you have both in the past expressed wariness about impeaching president donald trump at least based on what we know now. but i'm sure i don't have to tell you but a key function of congress is to provide some check and balance and some oversight of the executive branch. are there areas other than the russian collusion investigation where you think more congressional scrutiny and legislative pushback is required and what was your top priority be, mr. lamb, if your party were to take the majority, it would be in a position to pursue these investigations, what should it be looking at? rep. lamb: i do, chris. i think any congress no matter which party is in charge has the job of overseeing the executive branch. it's our duty. so i'll just speak from my own experience. i'm on two committees in washington. one is the science committee and one is the veterans committee. on the science committee i absolutely think we have to investigate what's been happening at the e.p.a. they are chasing out

sales of the harry potter series grew by 5%, cashing in on the 20th anniversary of the books.ld, we had a sell—off in asia. the american markets will open with 1% down. the powder pretty much stable, not much movement there, it is just stable, not much movement there, it isjust global worries stable, not much movement there, it is just global worries which is the big picture stuff putting a damper on everything about trade worries, saudi arabia. we have got boiled down a bit. in a way, that is a negative sign. people are just worried about general global growth. that's all the business news. the film bohemian rhapsody is a celebration of the music of queen and its extraordinary frontman, freddie mercury, and it premieres at wembley arena tonight. while freddie mercury was known on stage for his flamboyant personality, off stage, he was very private. in a rare interview with his family, pria rai has been talking to his nephew, samuel, about his family's memories of the star. # you're the best friend that i ever had #. growing up, it all felt quite normal because it was just lis

and pandit it's curious fate we walked through the deserted rooms he wrote us potters wove their websf cross the salamanders of france is the first all things have conspired to bring poor shambo to an ignominious end it's been left to everyone and anyone as if no one wanted it. it looks as if it had almost never been used and was always too big it is like an abandoned hotel where the travellers did not even scroll their names on the war. remains what it always was. on an imaginary journey an idea a stone build castles in the air. entering the conflict zone confronting the powerful two years ago the philippines began a brutal war against the drug gangs in which thousands of people died human rights activists and journalists charged the police with illegal killings charges which president detestation as vigorously denied my guess is we hearing the lace is legal adviser salvador kind i love welcome to come to the conflict zone. next on the d.w.p. . oh. oh. oh. oh oh oh new law. allows. two years ago the philippines began a brutal war against the drug gangs in which thousands of people di

it was so cool to see the harry potter stuff hire in new york.you saw? >> goblins, the magical creatures. >> what was yours, honey? >> the entire weekend? >> the entire weekend. >> when he came out. >> that's so cool, so neat. we had 3,000 people try to win this contest. but you guys are the biggest harry potter fans ever. did it live up to your expectations? >> oh, definitely, it was absolutely amazing, the exhibit was really cool. >> to win, my understanding is you had to like pick a quote out of the first book, right? >> yes. >> and talk about why it was so personal for you. >> yes. >> whoofls yours? >> i now you were going to ask this. it was all kind of courage but it takes a great deal of bravery to stand up to your enemies, but even greater to stand up to your friends. >> why was that personal to you? >> my child is a kind heart and always stands up for her friends and other kids, whether they're friends or not. so that one -- >> sow deserve to win. >> congratulations. >> it looks like you had fun. >> congratulations, guys. can you just gi

the governor of the time called me harry potter. we persisted. we built momentum. we built the campaign around it. now, it is inevitable. people accept it and embrace it. we cannot lose the imagination. we face the most daunting challenge that we have ever had with civilization and climate change. now is not the time to think small. zero fossil fuel is the right goal for hawaii. it is the right goal across the nation and across the globe -- the globe. host: >> joining us the a skype from honolulu. thank you for being part was acer: on saturday, or look at how hawaii is dealing with the challenge of homelessness and affordable housing. this is 15 minutes. >> we will turn now to the issue of affordable housing. we will turn to hawaii office of planning director leo asuncion calling on skype to talk about the issue. good morning. what do you define as affordable housing in the united states?

miss avies taking pole and second during saturday's qualifying this was their race to lose three potter set a record breaking lecturing qualification and was on course for victory in the main event but this ladies chief toto wolff ordered him to allow hamilton's a pass that extended the british championship lead over sebastian vettel a person into the fins hopes of glory post-race a visibly disappointed as was comforted by a triumphant hamilton who admitted his eight victory of the season owed everything to his teammate sacrifice. yeah i mean about you did a fantastic job all weekend and it was a real gentleman to have to let me biopsy is now in the fighting for the championship is where we are usually you would be just elated but you know i can understand how difficult it was about three but really it is untested up today and it's up to two to win a couple times lead over for a respectable now stands at fifty points with just five races remaining and almost on a solid lead. champagne round for us ladies thanks to both houses team spirit. now french singer charlotte war has died at the

terry potter set a record breaking lap during qualification and was on course for victory in the main event but the slavish chief toto wolff ordered him to allow hamilton's a pass that extended the british championship lead over sebastian vettel a president of the fins hopes of glory post-race a visibly disappointed both times was comforted by a triumphant hamilton who admitted his eighth victory of the season owed everything to his teammate sacrifice. i mean that he did a fantastic job all weekend and it was a real gentleman through to let me buy a seat is now not fighting for the championship is where we are usually you would be just elated but you know i can understand how difficult it was got to be ready to find test it up today and it's up to two to win a couple times lead over ferrari special now stands at fifty points with just five races remaining and almost out of sight of the lead. champagne all round from a sadie's thanks to both houses team spirit. engulfed team europe have reclaimed the ryder cup after completing a resulting victory over the usa sunday's play europe held

they pretend, poses as harry potter fans.w them, retweet them disinformation possibly real panic over, whether it is medical research, we seen it before over discredited theories about the measles, all kinds of different things. this is serious. much easier than sending four chaps in the netherlands and bungling... it's so easy to wind up teenagers, isn‘t it? because they are righteous and they are full of... of course, looking for the cause. when you look at things like gm foods and biotech advances, but for the teenage mind is. it does not surprise me and we did see it actually in the us. they we re did see it actually in the us. they were posting means of cartoons... it's sort of a pattern we have seen before. a lot of the article, on twitter, not that many teenagers are oi'i twitter, not that many teenagers are on twitter. what are they on? who knows what the latest thing is? i'm

and buried without markers in a potters field and worse than that one identified victim or world war ii veteran who was embraced by the upstairs lounge crowd beating back the not see offensive at the battle of the bulge was a last-minute fire victim by an anonymous caller who is too afraid to say more. what happened to him they buried him in the potters field with the other unnamed bodies. . >> i believe that is the narcissistic spectrum most of us, not you you may be a great exception but they have the unusual sense of confidence if you want to call that narcissism i don't have a problem with tha that. is that a dangerous sort? i don't think so but are there dangerous sorts? absolutely we see that in politics. but i don't think our president fits into that category at all. . >> i felt very personally the problem everyone does but i knew it was a fact of life. when he ran for president that's what happens. remember we were the child of a president of ourselves. the children of a president we were so distraught when he was criticized so much in 1982. one - - 1992 so we did not expect

the governor of the time called me harry potter. we persisted. we built momentum. we built the campaign around it. now, it is inevitable. people accept it and embrace it. we cannot lose the imagination. we face the most daunting challenge that we have ever had with civilization and climate change. now is not the time to think small. zero fossil fuel is the right goal for hawaii. it is the right goal across the nation and across the globe -- the globe. host: >> joining us the a skype from honolulu. thank you for being part the c-span bus recently made the long journey to hawaii for the 39th stop of our 50 capital stuart. -- capitals tour. join us on c-span, book tv, in american history tv. we will feature stops around the hawaiian island, showcasing the natural beauty comey make history, and literary culture of the 50th state. announcer: the ranch on oah has been operated sinceu the 19th century. is one of the defendants of the town is. he told us about his family and the history of cattle ranching in hawaii. hasuncer: the ranch on oahu family owned and operated sin

military band played themes from the adams family, harry potter, and bewitched. >> the president shook hands with very esteemed figures including captain america, a princess, and several dinosaur species. >> they're creepy and they're kooky, mysterious and ooky. they're all together spooky. the addams family.

now the walking trail is about a third of a mile long and featured harry potter and of course you have t get the politics in. presidential pumpkins as well as some of the u.s. landmarks well. we also found some love. and prince harry and duchess megan. you can go there and watch expert carvers at work. it's there through the end of october. you have to buy them in advance and people are showing up. so don't put all of this information on our nbc washington app. you can actually see it does glow. >> that's prettyaw ome. can we see it if we bring the lights down. >> a little bit. ye >> let me shine my phone light on there. >> there we go. >> but this is really popular. a lot of people want to head ouo he pumpkin patch today. you know it's really, really busy. >>weating in the patch today. >> they'll be sweating it out. low to mid0s today are going to feel more like mid to upper 80s. so normally guys our high this time of the year now 71 degrees. so temperatures 10 to 15egrees above normal. not normal. soealing with some of that thick fog this morningment a dense fog advisory is in effect

sam certainly thinks so, he and brother harry potter the burgeoning use scene supported every step ofhad a broken arm and it scares me to this day whenever they go out on track, i get nervous when i watch them. especially when it is close racing with other riders as well. but it is pa rt of with other riders as well. but it is part of the package, really. sam has several international races lined up over the next year and he has already arranged to take his schoolwork with him as he chases his dream of doing this for a living. finally, you may have seen the devastating floods that have affected parts of europe, 12 people have died in mallorca. the world number one, rafael nadal, has been helping to try and restore some normality on his home island. he joined other volunteers in the clean—up operation in saint llorenc, that was hardest hit and just a few miles from where he lives. he has also offered shelter at his tennis academy for those affected.

in 2015, the world famous wing suit flyer dean potter and his partner died after leaping from taft pointtwo latest deaths from taft point have yet to be identified. park rangers are still working to recover their bodies in a remote and rugged area. john blackstone, groveland, california. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," the most dangerous volcanoes in america, a look at the threats that they pose. >>> plus, in the series issues that matter, we hear from senator mark warner on how the government is working to keep the elections safe from hackers. >>> and former daily show correspondent hasan minhaj tello act. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green, have a great day. >>> we head outside looking at the "salesforce tower" camera keeping an eye on the west side of the city. it's going to be clear and warmer. it's friday, october 26th. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's check the traffic and weather. how is everyone doing on this friday morning? >> it's friday. >> "fri-yay"! >> yay! >> favorite day of the week. >> it's going to b

from anywhere edinburgh castle has inspired many a photographer painter and postcard writer harry potter also j.k. rowling famously wrote some of her books while sitting in a cafe with a view of the castle. for some real hamilton term so sketches into prints and sells limited editions of them at galleries. where he's sitting with her the outside find out. in a park or in a café it's a taste of the castle changes and this is completely different than if i were you sitting and departed touts what is that he's going to do it just looks like this giant. you know placing it's way up to then looking down and everything. and in brick consul and a historical landmark with many facets. from edinburgh castle we now travelled back down south near london to windsor castle for nearly one hundred years the british royal family's roots have been based in the small town of windsor forty minutes west of the capital. the costal is effectively the family home in honor of queen elizabeth the town and your grace it's a six kilometers a walkway which winds in and around the best tourist sites so we headed to

both guy and guy started using bacteria in his art thirteen years ago today he's photographing potter chalice venus after linsky imelda gallantly the photos will serve as a basis for his next project. the studio is like a wizard's lab this is where he infects his slides with all sorts of funky and bacteria. but the work i do for me is incredible i couldn't paint something like this or think it up so i can only learn from nature and use it to meet my goals that's what's so fascinating. doesn't the first one. although he's been doing it for so many years he's always amazed to find out how the germs have reacted she even talks to them. so much. that is something else these are the stranglers from my last big bank to rise engine campaign they've been in the incubator for two months already and usually it's rare to find anything good after so much time but one of them's not bad i might be able to use it. almost every day he seeks out the best we have from hundreds of slides he developed an interest in bacteria when he was a student. he experimented with them in his parents' bathroom but a.

in general george and potter is the culture of its three meters and i like that extra little well i'll take the characters who are normal people who are not this thing with by any. anything and put them in boiling situation and observing something terrible happening to them because that's that's my primary interest what happens in dark novel reveals much about contemporary georgian society about its macro culture in which homosexuality remains at a boom about its fear of change even positive change. on the streets or tbilisi there's little indication of this sense of paralysis here things a lively and constantly in motion. when it comes to art and architecture the city boasts astonishing riches in spite of the past destruction. is a mixture of old and new of traditional and modern. catch a cutting edge but look closely and you'll witness the great economic divide between people the monotony appears to be the rule in the cities outlying districts . nonna a team is really grew up in a village just outside the city she lived right next door to a children's home a relic of the soviet era.

rowling when writing the harry potter stars in edinburgh she took breaks prior strolling and great friars care care. thomas riddle of edinburgh was buried a gray friers. rolling used the name tom riddle as the human name for bill and lord voldemort. even visitors who aren't afraid of ghosts and sorcerers are sure to come back from edinburgh with a ghost story or two of their own. ok i think i will definitely be sleeping with the lights on tonight and of edinburgh isn't scary enough for some people than there is always horror land in spain one that coming up at the top of today's express. the horror land theme park has opened in a disused coal mine and power plant in belka roughly one hundred kilometers north of barcelona just in time for halloween the twenty two thousand five hundred available take it sold out months before the temporary park even opened visitors will be greeted by an army of monsters ghosts and zombies played by a team of around ninety actors the attractions include haunted houses escape rooms and interactive games designed to spoke. this gang of scarecrows of probably s

. >> you know who that is harry potter. >> those are angie's kids. >>> thereyre some actua very scary numbers about pedestrians on halloween. >> children are four times more likely to beit by car on halloween than any other day. so here are 4 things to know for a safe halloween celebration. these aren't just for the kids. rst and most obviously, watch for kids in the streets. sometimes they wear dark costumes. be careful. avoid neighborhoo short cuts. slow down. a person is twice as likely to survive being hit by a car going 25 miles per hour than 35. that's 1 miles, that's a big difference. and, fourth, drive sober. almost 1 in 5 fatal pedestrian accidents on halloween involves adriver. >> these are dnk mostly for dr tonight. >>> we are still a couple o months away from christmas, but out at national harbor thingsst ting to look like one of the most popular holiday classics. sculptors are working with more than 2 million pounds of ice to recreate the scene from a charlie brown christmas. >> that's a classic. >> this is for the popular ice attraction at the guy lord resort. inside thi

and you could call him he who shall not be named like in harry potter. on it was that night that it became clear to me that i wanted to come back to america because this is my home now and i felt i had to fight for it it's more stuff of kempe. because home is here now with her dogs ducks and donkeys and her avocado grows she says here in the u.s. children's literature is valued much more than in germany time magazine even listed as one of the world's one hundred most influential people for inspiring young readers around the world children are a huge source of her inspiration. because they don't use equipment like they can hide their feelings the way grown ups can most of them don't have any masks on yet it's tough they're very serious about life they still ask the big questions about life and death. whereas we grownups keep learning to filter things out so that we can just keep living the way we want to live so by then i like to see myself as the kids spy in this strange grown up world and reveal a few secrets to them from time to time it's a hot. focus

outlander stole runner-up while rry potter came in third, followed by pride and prejudice and the lordthe rings to round o the top five. >> would have been your nber one. >> i like "to kill a mockingbird." >> yeah? fear and loathing all day long. >>> coming up, first gigi hadid's big day. the supermodel teams up with an iconic new york store ahead of the holidays. ave started with the flavor of mccormick. making memories around the table and bringing families together with aromas that awaken our emotions and tastes like cinnamon dancing on our tongue. because it's the recipes we pass on to the next generation that are the reason there's really no flavor like home. and that's where you'll find the flavor of mccormick. ♪ oh, look... and that's where you'll find the flavor another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to work on fine lines and wrinkles. one week? that definitely works! rapid wrinkle repair®. and for dark spots, rapid tone repair. n

a new hatchimal has hatchibabies and harry potter's gray h l will be on the wish list. ollf of the year's list are done during theay season. with the liquidation of toys "r" us, other retailers are clammering to pick up the share. consumers were surveyed asking where the would b toys now that toys "r" us or gone. walmart, amazon and target topped the list. still something they wouldn't make up in the days before thristmas. >> the l four days toys "r" us did $500 million in sales.ta it'sering the amount of volume that they moved through the store. now walma and target, i don't know if they're set up to move that type of volume in four days. with amazon the lt four day consumers are reluctant to place an oloer that to christmas because am i going to get it in time. >> this holiday season will be a test for parents in search for a toy. >>> before wego, one last look at the day on wall street. no bond o trading day becau columbus day. the dow rose 39. 52.daq fell another the s&p was down just a point. >> that will do it for us tonight. i'm su herera. thanks for joining us.

parts of the country it's no laughing matter there are schools around the country where the harry potter books are forbidden from the. school library because christian parents are offended by the witchcraft content and there's been cases where satanists and we can practitioners have gone to court demanding their religious freedom needless to say tonight ceremony did not sit well with a number of trump supporters it is a scary time right now i mean there's a list of things going on now you've got witches that are placing a head on brett kavanaugh now a catholic priest who's been trained in rome as a bonafide exorcist says he will be conducting a mass to protect brett kavanaugh from the witches he says that witchcraft is not a matter of free speech conjuring up personified evil does not fall under free speech satanic cults often commit crimes they murder and sexually abuse everyone in their cult we decided to talk to some of the people attending the ceremony or gathered outside the bookstore and see how they feel about cursing kavanagh do you think the ceremony tonight will actually impact

media is a sword that cuts both ways and being depicted online as the evil lord voldemort from harry potter probably wasn't what he had in mind we'll leave you now with a collection of tweets and names from the not him campaign that have been doing the rounds and we'll see you next time you're at the listening post. travel often. by tranquil boards and local forests may provide global. talks if only. by icons landmarks valleys and scotland's. live for adventure. discover good jobs because far away places close to the fish going this is together with cats i always. it was the world's most wanted underworld. until a year long undercover operation finally took him down. inside the billion dollar bust. she's seven years old. she's cool and. together. to make their dreams come true. viewfinder kicks off. with china. at this time. lives in fear constantly looking over her shoulder she says she was threatened by armed men as they ransacked the home she knows who ordered the attack and why they want to develop on the community and. we can't let them in we need to continue they can kill me i'm not a

and so then i would be like i asked norman potter to call and speak to norman. norman brown's represented ella fitzgerald for more than forty years their professional and personal relationship was the most stable bond in fitzgerald's life. in the course of her long career she was showered with accolades like in paris in one nine hundred ninety. eight bridgewater met her there after an awards ceremony. when i went to the u.s. embassy i mean there were less than about two hundred people there were at the embassy and there was a big spread and of course champagne and all kinds of drinks and all of these people were talking in this room and there was no ella fitzgerald little bit whereas. i went over and i sit down with her and i said miss fitzgerald and she's didi helen. why why are you here you know this reception is for you and she said to me something that i have never forgotten she said a few things on that occasion. and she said you know dee i hate these kinds of affairs i hate receptions i hate those meeting in crete and she said because people just come to t

snake shaped a bad guy in a harry potter film but he didn't go to jail for increasing the price of medications to such a level that they were if you could afford them that's what got a locked up that's just normal wall street business that's a normal day you know you've got a locked up for lying to investors for defrauding the rich got to protect the elites rights this is why. this is why no president or higher official goes to jail even after we discover let's say there were never any weapons of mass destruction in iraq you know if they're not going to jail. this is how did cheney can shoot a guy in a fight and get away with it all right it's how bill clinton can launder money through the clinton foundation it's how donald trump knows that despite being a cartoon villain of corruption he will never go to jail because they will always protect the elites now that doesn't go for you and me that doesn't go for the idiot kid in detroit who recently spit on someone's pizza while he was working at a food counter and now could end up in prison for four years four years of president do you have any id

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