but out wide quincy hall here he comes.he final moments of the men's 400, it's quincy hall to the line. he ran a personal best to edge pre-race favored michael norman and earn his first olympic trip. guided by a simple thought you home, son. that's all i tell myself before i run to get home, son hall, norman and third place finisher kris bailey all had to paris 16 year old phenom quincy wilson wound up finishing sixth, then shoulder to shoulder, an epic battle in the women's 5000 as ellie saint-pierre prevailed by two hundredths of a second over elise cranny for the win and a trials record. they'll both cross the pond. i just dug a little, a little deeper at the end there, and january knee surgery had anna hall doubting her chances for paris, but she pulled away in the final event of the two day heptathlon and she's now on her way. the journey to get here has been so much harder than i ever imagined, and i'm just so thankful that we finally made it a night of celebration and sorrow at the olympic trials. mark barger, nbc ne

and back to football spartak forward quincy promes returned to training.yer, released from custody in the emirates, returned to work on the field. a video of a... process on a field in dubai was published by the popular dutch publication the telegram. today, quincy promes is awaiting court verdicts on extradition from the emirates to the netherlands. this is exactly what the dutch prosecutor's office demands. 4 months ago, a court in amsterdam found quincy promes guilty in absentia of drug smuggling. the football player faces 6 years in prison. also in emirates quinte promes was involved in a case of evading the scene of an accident; this particular case was closed in may. after which the football player was just released from custody. tatyana, that’s all about sports for now, see you next hour. alexander, thanks for the information, my colleague alexander was with the sports news. on tuesday, vladimir putin held a meeting with the heads of ministries via videoconference. the main topics included the harvest, support for farmers, and the development of the

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sounds like quincy hall. 16 year old phenom quincy wilson finished sixth, but may still be considered team usa's relay pool. i don't want to go out and go eat some ice cream too soon. you never know. i don't want to do that too soon because you never know. i could be getting that call. lingering suspense after a monday night chock full of it. mark barger nbc news. oh, that's just so incredible. yeah, maybe hold off on the ice cream. we'll eat the ice cream. yeah, we'll do it. you just keep training. the track and field trials resumed thursday night right here on nbc bay area. the gymnastics trials also start on thursday. we are getting going here. so close, so exciting. and as we count down to paris, make sure to join us for our chasing gold special. this focuses on the sport you see right there of breaking. breaking in the olympics. yeah, this is really exciting. actually. a lot of talented b-boys, b girls heading to paris as breaking makes an olympic debut. from the basics of breakdancing to the art of the cipher. yeah, we're going to actually break all of that down for you, our jon

and again in football, spartak forward quincy promes returned to training.eased from custody in the emirates, returned to work on the field. a video of the drill on a field in dubai was published by the popular dutch publication the telegraph. today vincey promes is awaiting the court verdict. about extradition from the emirates to the netherlands, this is exactly what the dutch prosecutor's office demands. 4 months ago, a court in amsterdam found quincy guilty in absentia of drug smuggling charges. the football player now faces 6 years in prison. also in the emirates, quinn tromes was involved in a case of fleeing the scene of an accident; this particular case was closed in may, after which the football player was finally released from custody. that's all about sports for now, see you in our next issues.

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. >> reporter: cracking the top three would be a dream for quincy wilson. >> what do you think when youuts for you? >> it's amazing. >> reporter: he's just 16 years old but fast enough to make it into the 400-meter final. you're scared? you're running against your heroes here. >> no, sir. it's really no pressure. we all put our shoes on the same way. no matter their age, no matter what they do, to all a fair race. >> reporter: that olympic spirit alive and strong in team usa. tom llamas, nbc news, eugene, oregon. >> quincy didn't qualify for the 400-meter but could ma theke side shows the steps east bay leaders are taking today, and the penalties participants could soon face and a dramatic release weekly. wks

and john quincy adams. the sixth president, estimated iq of 175.ren: that's great for an american. you can go around the world and speak english. europeans speak so many languages. "varney and company" is done. coast to coast starts now.

i remember calling quincy on the phone.ng all the money. i said, i just want to make -- because once you get past 50, 60, i mean $60 million. but then you realize we kept trying to stop "we are the world." in other words, we're winding it down. next thing we know, $2 million comes in. it's still breathing. it's still breathing. >> that was tracy smith with lionel richie. you're watching "cbs news roundup." >>> there's a mechanic in england who's now made it his life's work to help his neighbors for free. he's even created a website to link other good samaritans to those in need. tina kraus has the story. >> reporter: giving cars a new lease on life is how mechanic paul barker pays the bills. >> we repair air-conditioning, diagnostics. >> reporter: he's been at it for nearly 20 years. from his workshop just outside london. but what really revs him up is paying it forward. >> so what happened? cutting your hedge? >> reporter: doing free repairs of just about anything for anyone struggling to make ends meet. >> a lady has just

you might call it peer pressure. >> i kept saying to quincy, does everybody go in the booth and singto the rest of the class. you are going to be perfect every time, you know? it was true. and a little intimidating. did i say a little intimidating? intimidating. >> reporter: was it intimidating for you? >> it was terrifying. what am i saying? aim trying to be ever so calm about this. ♪ there is a choice we are making ♪ >> reporter: the best moments of the night, seems, when the immortals in the room let their guard down a bit, when diana ross asked daryl hall for an autograph. ♪ it's true we make a better day ♪ >> it got me, diana ross asking for autographs. >> and of course you couldn't get enough of that, just to sit around, hey man, i am a big fan. and then we just melted into this family. ♪ we are saving our own lives ♪ ♪ it's true we make a better day just you and me ♪ >> reporter: the session lasted well into the next morning. ♪ the greatest gift of all ♪ >> reporter: and for those in the room, it was trying. >> we have a lot of -- >> oh, is that -- oh, my earrings? >> reporter

and quincy adams, signaled that he was indeed free because of his rights under the under article four. and you also tell the story of how the article for the privileges and immunities clause was invoked by african-american sailors in southern ports in the 1830 is the amazing story of the -- seamen's act, which really was a constitutional into these debates. tell us about these incredible stories and thank you for that prompt. i mean, one of the things i was really wrestling with and thinking about in my book until justice be done, it was where are these struggle and arguments over the rights of free african-americans happening? at what jurisdictional level? and so a of the movement get these kind of races laws in the free states like the kind that they had in ohio and illinois for example a lot of the struggle to get those repealed was at the state level and actually did not invoke the constitution because there sort of it was difficult to claim at that time before the reason struction amendments that explicitly anti-black laws actually violated the u.s. constitution. but when people

have you seen what quincy said about her? >> that i was a trouble maker?dn't -- i really admired quincy. look, i'm sorry. i still wear janglely things. i'm sorry. >> reporter: so what's your memory of that experience? did you have a good time? >> magical. just to be included. but then again, i was very famous then. ♪ ♪ realize oh, that a change can only come ♪ >> reporter: you weren't very happy with fame. >> nah. you need fame to continue your work. >> reporter: right. >> but what i really wanted, anthony, my big dream was really, really, really to be a great artist some day. >> reporter: yeah. >> and i still feel like i can do it. >> reporter: but you've done that your whole life. >> yeah, but something that's undeniable, something that nobody could tear down. >> reporter: where did you stand? >> here. around here somewhere. >> reporter: after our interview at the old power station studio in new york, we stood in the exact spot where lauper recorded "true colors." ♪ but i see your colors shining through ♪ ♪ i see your true colors ♪ >> i don't even know w

and john quincy adams. the sixth president, estimated iq of 175. graduated harvard university, served as secretary of state under president monroe and was fluent in seven language. lauren: that's great for an american. you can go around the world and speak english. europeans speak so many languages. "varney and company" is done. coast to coast starts now. >> raking in the cash and cutting into president biden's money edge. they were following the money and all the latest details. from fast cash to fast food, mcdonald's aiming to take a bite from consumers inflation by launching a $5 meal. will it help dominate the fast food price war. the restaurant ceo, andy p prdzner. aaa were forecasting record number of travelers, the largest increases. i will talk to a trop travel expert for tips on how to keep traveling from unraveling. you are watching cavuto coast-to-coast. to our top story on this friday. donald trump virtually erasing president biden long-standing cash advantage. edward lawrence has more on this. >> reporter: president biden at camp david

i really admired quincy. look, i'm sorry. i still wear jangly things.porter: you weren't really very happy with "fame"? >> no. you need fame to continue your work. >> reporter: right. >> but what i really wanted, anthony, my big dream was really, really, really to be a great artist someday. and i still feel like i can do it. >> reporter: but you have done that your whole life. >> yeah, but something that's undeniable. something nobody could tear down. >> reporter: where did you stand? >> here. around here somewhere. >> reporter: after our interview at the old power station studio in new york we stood in the exact spot where lauper recorded "true colors." ♪ i see your true colors shining through ♪ ♪ i see your true colors ♪ >> i don't even know where that came from. heaven. i don't know. i'm just glad i was the conduit. >> reporter: back in 1986, she just lost a friend to aids. >> that was really opening up a vein, and i remember the first time i heard it. i went and hid in the closet. i was like, oh, my god, i can't believe i did that. why did i do that

spartak forward quincy promes returned to training.eased from custody in the united arab emirates, the dutch footballer returned to work for field in dubai. the video was published by the popular dutch publication the telegram. today, queenie promess is awaiting a court verdict on extradition from the emirates and the netherlands. this is exactly what the dutch prosecutor's office demands. 4 months ago the court in amsterdam for. forecasters promise that thunderstorms will not darken the first days of the st. petersburg international economic forum, and anna volkova will tell you what the temperature regime will be on the banks of the niva where the stormy cyclone leaves. the influence of anticyclones on weather processes in european russia again are intensifying. where are powerful thunderstorms still possible today, and where will the sun peek out from behind the clouds and what are the forecasts for st. petersburg, which these days is hosting one of the largest scale... and significant business events in the world, this is weather,

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quincy kenton has been looking forward to experiencing pride in san francisco. what i'm most looking forward to is just honestly just the overall experience of everything. i've always heard how san francisco is the biggest pride event, just seeing the history of the movement as well and just being a part of it. there will be plenty of company tomorrow. the pride parade heads down market street. there's going to be 225 contingents, about 50,000 people in the parade itself. there will be a million people down the sides of market street. the advice? get there early and get a good spot in san francisco. christie smith, nbc, bay area news. well, we heard christie mention the parade tomorrow. we want to break down everything you need to know about it. it's going to be it's going to be a big celebration to put it mildly. so if you're headed to the city, prepare for delays and road closures. these streets in red are going to be closed. we're talking about beal, main, speer and stuart. that's starting at 6:00 in the morning. they're getting setting up for the parade also

cracking the top three would be a dream for quincy wilson. >> what do you think when you hear the entirereporter: he's just 16 years old, but fast enough to make it into tonight's 400 meter final. >> are you scared? you're running against your heros here. >> no, sir. i mean, there's really no pressure. we all put our shoes on the same way. i mean, no matter what their age, no matter what they do, it's all a fair race. >> reporter: that olympic spirit alive and strong in team usa. tom llamas, nbc news, eugene, oregon. >> all the action of the u.s. olympic team trials continues tonight starting at 8:00 on nbc and peacock. >>> that's "nightly news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. news" for this mon. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. with the freestyle libre 3 system know your glucose levels. no fingersticks needed. all with the world's smallest and thinnest sensor. manage your diabetes with more confidence and lower your a1c. try it for free at freestylelibre.us it's your

well, i know she leaned as a research fellow at the quincy institute and she resigned from the state department back in march of the us government stance on the gauze award. she says more resignations coming as he said, this is related to family reasons, but i also know that he has disagreed in the past with the administration's policy . um, so i, you know, i hope that he and his family are doing well. and you know, in general, i do think this does draw attention to the fact that there are many people inside the state department to continue to be where a find by what the administration is doing. i do think we will continue to likely see more resignations when it comes to the administration's policy on israel palestine. the decisions are made at the very top. so unfortunately, there are many people, such as das miller, who although he was in a senior, a relatively senior position, was not able to have a significant impact on policy as we've observed. he and others have, have expressed, well, i imagine he and others have expressed some of their concerns internally. and clearly it has n

quincy mason more complicated.eing european leaders center recognize that europe is limiting this. it needs deceptive capital to encourage private capital. it needs to occur securitization in order to make that happen and i know europe has been talking about for a while. oakley this is a little bit of a wake-up call. there is a great diversion so happen. we will get the first cut of this cycle. is there easier policy here to mark >> know. i think that is more indicative of the need of the economy to get boosted by more official lowering of rates. this is what we have been saying for some time ray castillo make sense yet. they bought deals at high valuations. requested is the one of the conference here. it is a big gap. it will be having a tougher for private equity firms to see the types of returns they are looking for. ? because that dam to break? >> i don't know that it is so much a dam. i think the reality is private equity loaded up at the top of the market using very innocent of debt. the valuation environment

to discuss that i'm now joined by worry powell and then junk professor at quincy.

every morning at five, john quincy adams for an hours dominate get and the potomac.oosevelt boxed with staffers, one right hook from the military aid left him partially blind. ronald reagan it rode a horse back at the ranch, clear brush with the chainsaw. clinton and bush jogged around town in short shorts. when joe biden ran for president, he said he had a never stop running. >> some people are always in a hurry... they run when they can walk? race up steps when editors take it slow. when joe biden's president, in america is just going to have to keep up. >> jesse: but biden is the one having trouble keeping up and behind the scenes, it's even worse than it looks. you bombshell will street journal reported, 45 sources, republican and democrats, all people spending hours and hours inside behind closed doors with the president say he is not the same person. 's memory is slipping. he mumbles so much that people sitting right next to him have trouble hearing him. he relies on his note cards to make obvious points. pauses for extended periods. and sometimes closes his ey

c colored, quincy colored. frank came on to the moccasin. 1967, mattel's 1st black told she was mattel's response to the civil rights movement. the struggle against racism was increasing visible on the streets, equal rights through the social shift didn't go unnoticed. mattel's fancy was a black version of occasion, front seat made with the same mold, the originally black head of the use a hey, awesome oxidise to 10 bridge. many consider the 1st was not front. so yes, hold. rather tall, named black bobby, which came out in 1990 diversity or business. we can be it's all on business. no, thank of course, montana is a business. so how can we sell even more those? well, and at the same time i create representation for all the buying public children in the country line, who wouldn't tell identifying with a white the student if it's young, couldn't the today, black representation in the body will is much broad black bodies. physical traits have also changed, distinguishing them from want bobby's the quantity variatio

as far as you could, ran into some roadblocks, and there are only focusing on a narrow, still in quincye, which they had to prosecute because he had pictures of it all over the internet? how does that make you feel. >> justice will not be served until the department of justice takes into account all of the financial crimes that the entire biden family committed. it wasn't just hunter biden, it was also joe biden and jim biden, the entire family benefited from the biden influence peddling schemes. we had three people testify who were once partners with hunter biden in these schemes. they testified under oath that the biden's were selling the biden brand, they were selling access to joe biden. there was never a legitimate business. we know from whistleblowers they never paid taxes on the tens of millions of dollars that they took from adversaries around the world. we have laws in congress where i am right now that prevent people from doing this. it's called the foreign registration act, foreign corrupt practices act. we know the biden's have violated these laws so until the department of

allison wark james burr and george thomson students at marion in quincy, illinois crossed the missouri in 1841 to help that should be crossing the mississippi. so for those geographers who very keen to cross mississippi in 1841 to help in slaves escape, they would betray the court and sent to prison. that stopped neither the flow of escapees out of the section of missouri nor the arrival of emissaries from illinois. by the end of the decade, it destroyed missouri and threw up her in despair. subversive as she them was her words. thick as and a dead horse. in september 1844, local officials were nonplused by the escape from lexington of louis hayden, the wife, his wife and their son calvin fairbank and william webster of maine, both teachers at a local school were arrested, tried and sent to the state penitentiary for organizing the escape of the family. webster was soon freed because. there was no salary. webster was soon freed because there was no accommodation for women in the state prison. the haden's moved to where they became fixtures in the local struggle against of the 1850 fugi

i love john quincy adams saying i'm spending too much time at the theatre and drinking too much. that inspired me to get my act together and get up early and watch the sunrise and try to be mindful about time because the founders did it. another thing you said that is so important is for the founders, personal self-government is crucial for political self-government unless we master our issues like anger, jealousy and fear. we will not listen to each other, deliberate and actually keep the republic. that is why the pursuit of happiness is necessary for personal and political, thriving and that is why he was so exciting for me to recover the original understanding. >> jesse: it was also inspiring for me. i am more motivated than i ever have been and i have always been motivated. but when you hear someone who is at the pantheon of american history, talking about their struggles with their temper, washington had a horrible temper. and he was constantly trying to control his temper. and also keeping scrupulous notes about his day and his daily regimen. tell us about some of these wri

and i started to watch quincy jones work.w i would look. i didn't want to look like a plain jane. >> jimmy: there's a great scene where they're trying to figure out where all this jingling noise is coming from. [ laughter ] they're going crazy, checking the mic, then they realize it's your bray bracelets and your necklace making the noise. >> you know, i still wear jewelry. i didn't wear it today for you because i figured i didn't want to make noise. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> but i -- except now i wear the ones -- you know, the stones that make you -- like, this will make you calm. this will make you cheery. [ laughter ] this stone -- you know. you know. >> jimmy: yeah. the healing stones. >> healing stones. >> jimmy: yes, right. your own documentary, explain why it's called "let the canary sing." >> oh, yeah. that's -- when i first started, i had a manager. you know, blue angel was my first group. we're really going there. we were going. we were doing good for a minute. >> jimmy: it was you and four guys, right? >> yea

quincy, thank you very much. gang, tomorrow, robinhood co-founder. ♪.arry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. well, there is a key question that is going to decide the election over the summer as voters make up your minds, are you better off than you were four years ago? steve forbes and kellyanne conway on that in just a few moments but first up, our very own edward lawrence has some details on joe biden's sinking economy. edward, my goodness, what can you tell us? >> reporter: you know the president is, has a very light schedule today in paris, france, his first day there. in fact he has got nothing on his schedule today. they called the lid very early this morning although world leader are nearby. people have been telling us at meeting with staffs he is overseas while you have these domestic issues at home. poll after poll show former president trump is doing much better when it comes to the economy specifically. voters see gdp that slowed in the first quarter of this year. prices, 19% higher than when president biden came into offi

quincy, st.lihood of seeing strong storms that includes hail 2 inches or greater, very large hail and gusty winds. we're also talking about heat alerts in the plains into the southeast. that's going to be a big story once again today. we're going to see temperatures back into the 90s, feeling like 110 in some spots. just like gross. >> dreadful and the only word for it. michelle grossman, thank you so much. >>> next up here on "way too early" president biden is hitting donald trump again for bragging about his role in overturning roe v. wade. we'll take a look at a new ad the biden campaign just put out to mark the dobbs anniversary. we'll be right back with that. s. we'll be right back with that. my restaurants, my tattoo shop... and i also have a non-profit. but no matter what business i'm in... my network and my tech need to keep up. thank you verizon business. (kevin) now our businesses get fast and reliable internet from the same network that powers our phones. (waitress) all with the securi

i know sharleen is a research fellow at the quincy institute. she resigned from the state department in march, signing the us government stones on the warrant garza, she says more resignations are coming. as he said, this is related to family reasons, but i also know that he has disagreed in the past with administration policy. so i, you know, i hope that he and his family are doing well. and you know, in general, i do think this does, but draw attention to the fact that there are many people inside the state department to continue to be where a fide by what the administration is doing. i do think we will continue to likely see more resignations when it comes to the administration's policy on israel palestine. the decisions are made at the very top. so unfortunately, there are many people, such as das miller, who although he was in a senior, a relatively senior position, was not able to have a significant impact on policy as we've observed. he and others have, have expressed, well, i imagine he and others have expressed some of their concerns in

they take a21 lead and then the 87th minute quincy up. excuse me. cincy up 3 to 2.a kubo for the hat trick. cincinnati goes on to win 4 to 2. tough loss for our teams here in the bay area. >> absolutely. we'll get him back. we'll get it back. >> get him next time. yeah. all right. thanks so much for watching us here on the 1 00 news. our next narrator: it's the show only fox had the balls to say yes to. "the quiz with balls!" six giant yellow balls, each representing an answer. ( classical music playing ) stand on the right answer... - oh! - you're safe... - yeah! - ...and you'll win cash. oh! in your face! but stand on the wrong answer...

and well, she's now with such a fellow in the middle east program of the quincy institute. she joins us now live from washington, d. c. thank you so much for your time. how surprised to you by the resignation of andrew miller? us. um. i was not particularly surprised, although i, you know, i, i certainly, my heart goes out to him. i know that there's been a lot going on and, you know, as he said, this is related to family reasons. but i also know that he has disagreed in the past. which administration's policy. um, so i, you know, i hope that he and his family are doing well and you know, in general, i do think this does for draw attention to the fact that there are many people inside the state department to continue to be were fined by what the administration is doing and i do think we will continue to likely see more resignations. he is the most senior member type, resigned his port. finally of focuses on the is where the palestinian issues, what sort of impact is his departure likely to have on his departments and morale in general. i mean, when it comes to the administr

. >> what she tripped and fell during a race and high school sophomore quincy wilson, finish six and the 400 beater finals so failing to qualify the 16-year-old sensation had previously broken the under 18 world record at the trials, both wilson and mu could make team usa on relay teams will follow that. and later today, two olympic grades will testify up on capitol hill, gold medalist michael phelps and allison schmidt will push for a strict anti-doping been measures just weeks ahead of the paris olympics, they're primetime testimony follows a bombshell new york times report that 23 chinese swimmers tested positive for a banned substance before the tokyo games. about were allowed to compete. joining me now to talk about this is united sports analysts and usa today, columnist christine brennan christina, i'd love to say i'm surprised. i'm shocked. >> it's like gambling going on at casablanca i mean, what do you think about this issue? i know you've been covering this doping in sports extensively, but you have to olympic greats testifying on this that's right. jam. this is reached cri

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