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was someone who never his lifted his head looked around him but was always groping around with his rake in the muck to see what else he could find. there had been rumblings of this before the speech, nobody in the world of magazines were shocked that roosevelt felt this way. he had written to all the men, in a direct letter, that he was friendly with lincoln and to the white house previously. urging them to put their landscape, not to focus on what was going wrong in america but to pick a more positive slant and when the student happen and the popularity of the magazine was not leaning in any sense that provoked his feeling this was urgent, and roosevelt's power and charisma was such that there is a sentiment, anti-investigations sentiment, all these satirical articles, railing against the trend for torrential journalism or for outrage as the currency readers are trading in. a lot of parallels to today in media outlets who are seen as only wanting to keep viewers eyes on the screen and continuing to keep their show running although in the case of roosevelt and mccord, it was one of the

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so the person was always glueing around with his rake down in the muck to see what they can find down there. there's been rumblings of this before the speech. nobody in the world of magazines would shocked that roosevelt felt this way. he had written to nearly all of the men at mccors. never thought tar pehl was worth writing a letter to but had mccor over the white house. he wrote to them urging them to put more sky in their landscape and not focus so much on what was going wrong in america but to take a more positive slant. when this didn't happen and the popularity of the magazine was not waning in any sense, that provoked this -- his feelings that this speech was urgent and he needed to give it. and roosevelt's power was such that there was a sentiment of -- antiinvestigation sentiment that came. there was all these satirical articles saying why look for facts when diatribe is at hand railing against this transported for torrential journalism, for outrage as a currency that readers were used to trading in. a lot of parallels to today, media outlets who are seen as only wanting to

i'm standing in one of the abandoned german trenches, that had been raked by artillery ire.om june 26th, when belleau wood was firmly in american hands, the second division troops stayed in this area and were able to have a line of sight across the valley to the arm, which was occupied by the germans. the americans used this to observe the german movement across the valley from the farm, as they started to attack chateau-thierry where they had been driven from in june. the germans are once again driven from chateau-thierry, and chateau-thierry is once again in american and french hands. >> the alliance pressed the counterattack forward and by the end of july the force was removed. the tide had now turned. the initiative had passed to ally hands, where it would remain. eight u.s. divisions have participated in the successful counteroffensive, and their performance had met their commander's expectations and exceeded all others. the doughboy had proved his ability as a fighter, and it was obvious to all that the constantly increasing american forces were to be a decisive factor

they are trying to steal the election, rake the election. we cannot let that happen. detroit and philadelphia are two of the most corrupt political places anywhere in our country. cannot be response for engineering the outcome of your presidential race. a very important race. in pennsylvania democrats have gone to the state supreme court to try and ban our servers -- observers. but they arese going for, they do not want anybody in there, watching them. i cannot imagine why. reasons no legitimate why they would not want to have process,tching this because if it is straight they should be proud of it. to commit fraud. there is no question about that. and philadelphia observers have been caught far away. so far that people are using s to try and see. -- theremendous tremendous problems. they put people in the windows. the people there become unhappy and are somewhat violent. had to be the votes in by election day, they should be in by election day. and they were not, those are coming in after. you havea rulings that to have the votes in by election day. to the best my kn

country and in georgia about concerns that may be somehow votes are being found that are trying to rake the system and put the system at their mercy and come out with an outcome? gabriel: i think if anyone was going to try to rig a system, they might have done it less close than this. we have election directors and their staff working to get this right diligently every single day. we know how many requests came in for absentee ballots. we know how many ballots are received. that is an outward bound. withe can suddenly show up 100,000 ballots somewhere. securitytate, we take very seriously. the name of the campaign was secure your vote. i understand in other states, there are questions. i can only stand for this state. the secretary's staff, the election directors around the state, they are going to get it right. we are going to have a recount for president more than likely and people will see those outcomes stay essentially the same. the recount we had in savannah really proved that the scanned ballots were the same as when a human being read and counted those ballots. yes, sorry. >> [i

it's been interesting watching that all been interesting watching that all be raked up.alking on tv today. the principle behind it was very much at the time that the players on the pitch protested and it was only really afterwards that he kind of said he knew what he had done and it was a very sore wound, which i guess has almost picked out again. it's very remarkable that when you talk to people who grew up in march that, andi people who grew up in march that, and i remember the moment it happened, that game was fascinating because he went on to score two very interesting goals, including one where he rang rings around most of oui’ where he rang rings around most of our players, and people loved and hated him in equal measure. it is one of those things where he was quite divisive at the time but actually to see people talk about him now and for a lot of people to say hopefully he's got peace after what were some very troubled years, as simon says, that sometimes does happen to our idols. is gary lineker said, in the hands of god now. lovely to have you both with us. you

he was raking the leaves earlier.y're all picked up and he's going to have the full forecast coming up. . >>> governor newsom announced a $50,000 reward for an unsolved murder in fremont. the reward is being offered for information that leads to an arrest and conviction for whomever murdered emerson zuniga. emerson died after getting into an argument two with two men. one of the suspect had a large obvious in his head and he was taken to the trauma center where he died. police released a sketch of the suspects and scene leaving the area in the metallic blue minivan that was 1980s or 1990. call fremont police if you have any information. >>> in fremont, two teenage boys are recovering after a double stabbing after 6:00 last night. police were called to amber wood drive near deer creek road. one teen ager was transported to a nearby trauma center and the other was treated for a hand injury. it does appear the two knew each other. so far, no arrests were made. if you have any information about this case, you're also aske

the national retail federation expects sales to increase between 3.6 and 5.6% this year with stores rakingup to $767 billion millions will be doing their black friday shopping at home and online retailers like amazon are expected huge jump in sales marketing experts say is when shopping is all in the timing. >> like friday is going to be your best day to get deals on categories like tvs and appliances, but if you are in the market for toys or computers he may want to wait for the weekend following giving many consumers started their holiday shopping weeks ago since major retailers began of promotions in october right now players from two of the bay area's elite universities are warming up or a rivalry matchup . >> it is the 123rd big game with cal and sanford kickoff is just over an hour at memorial stadium in berkeley cal has the axis to break there won't be any fans in the stadium but the pandemic is forcing many of its games week long tradition to not go virtual taking a live look now at cal's virtual tailgate party berkeley fans getting the chance to countdown to kickoff over zoom. the

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raking news, the doves just find signed guard brad wanamaker. a free agent for the boston celtics.n wednesday, klay thompson tours the kelly's, he will miss the season. he has not played since the 2019 nba finals. a couple hours later they dragged in memphis other james rider and james wiseman as the second overall pick. as soon as he became a warrior, the first call? >> i said hey, somebody should drive through. a nobody gonna notice you are going to drive in the next day so if you're ready to work -- >> you have to understand, when he yells at you, he still loves you. he wants to win so bad. don't take it personally. >> good advice. hey soccer, the earthquake is here. the first playoff appearance in three years. ac to san jose is in top seed kansas city in the mls. this will be sunday afternoon. could be chris one lasky's final game, the league's all- time goalscorer retiring at age 1237 and teammates remind him of his senior status. >> they are telling me some games that i scored i remember those games vividly and i was like yeah, i was seven years old then. and they are like ok

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she shouted at staff but it was judged she did not rake ministerial rules. >> are you a bully?i am here to give an unreserved apology today. ryi am sf i have upset people in any way whatsoever. ythat was complet unintentional. i will be very candid, the work that i do here in th department and across govnment deeply challenging. if i have upset peopleen, that s ompletel unintentional. >> it all started nine months ago when the most seniocivil servant at the home office walked out complaining about her actions. the former department has also been criticized for being inflexible and unsupportive. the prime minister ordn inquiry and today it was concludethat the home secretary had not consistently met the high standards required her approach on occasions amounted to behavior that could be described as bullying. to that extent, it had been in breach of the ministerialode even if unintentionally. hedespite the findings,rime minister has the final say and he has disagreed. sir alex has resigned. >> and overruling his independent advisor, the prime minister has made a huge little deci

should ask the violent protests continue in the french capital over a controversial bill that risk rakes the public media from filming police officers . these are live pictures right now from morris just after 6 o'clock. big police presence also calling around tells the world it will defend, itself against provocation, from israel. the u.s., after all of its top nuclear scientists, is to run this, describe it as an act of state terrorism. no one has claimed responsibility as yet for the killing and medics to covert 990 boxers to social media sharing a number of hard hitting videos. i hope that the last moments of your life to look like this. broadcasting live from moscow every hour of the day. this is r.t. international. good to have your company. my names in our top story is in part today where protesters are continuing to vent their anger over a new security bill that could restrict the filming of polish. you're looking at the live pictures right now. there are some in the crowd, a lot of smoke being thrown. a lot of polling in full riot gear at the rally there seemingly turning violen

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singles day shopping event that's been likened to black friday, but bigger is raking in record sales. originally singles day was a kind of anti valentine's day celebration, thought up by chinese students on 1111, a date with all ones in it. and that was before alibaba hitched itself to the date to offer heavily discounted items. that's a move that paid off. in 2015, alibaba did more than $14000000000.00 u.s. dollars in single day sales, and it's only gotten better. so far this year, alibaba has done $56000000000.00 u.s. dollars worth of transactions, but there's a catch. the company extended the event this year, stretching it from november 1st to midnight wednesday. so that's 11 days worth of sales. now let's talk a bit more about this with samuel ye, he is a market analyst for mintel in shanghai. samuel, it's good to see you. what is it that has made singles day so popular things that are because the number of cancer ever seen that in 2019 with a shopping by reached over 260. if you will, in section 4 this year are notice it has exceeded 370000000000 being today early morning. the ba

. >> reporter: some congressional publicans are beginning to rake with the administration, calling for it to begin presidential level intelligence briefings with biden. >> i do think both the president and his, and is competition here, the vice president biden, should have access to those classified reports. >> reporter: advises to president trump tell cbs news the president has openly discussed the possibility of running in 2024, with his top aide. but no decisions have been made. meanwhile the white house is dealing with another coronavirus outbreak. tromp campaign to advisor is the latest to test positive for covid. after attending the election watch party there last week. on the tromp campaign lawsuits front, not a lot of traction there but they did have a minor when in pennsylvania. still come advisors say that they don't see a viable path to victory and that the president is actually just trying to portray the look of a fighter and trying to rile up his base in terms of challenging the election results. on the president-elect that he is continuing to name members of his top white

. >> reporter: a group of ivy league graduates raking in millions of dollars from lotteries across thet 66 times in 18 months. the biggest winner of the princeton bunch, manuel montori, the research analyst cashing in 61 winning tickets. his name plastered across this indiana lotto winner's page. so what's the strategy? possibly buying in bulk. >> so she would text me and ask me how many books i had and i would let her know then she would come in and just purchase all of them. >> reporter: in indiana, for example, the group reportedly bought them from four dozen different store, sometimes hundreds at a time. another potential strategy, waiting in the the last days of the lotto game. their biggest winner, a scratcher worth $5 million bought when the game was about to end. still all those tickets are expensive, and it's not clear if the group is actually profiting. >> even under the best of circumstances, the amount that they're making net of what they're spending on the tickets is not going to be very large. >> reporter: according to "the indianapolis star" all four are associated with

mike, do your kids follow you to various countries raking in money?s got the greatest children, the greatest family. they do it a little differently. they do it the old-fashioned way. compare, i say, can you imagine mike pence compared to this? so the kid has no investment experience whatsoever. minutes, he walks out with a million and a half dollars from china. i spoke to a friend of mine, one of the biggest guys on wall street. said they invest their own money. they don't do that. how long did it take them to get the money? about 10 minutes. walks out with $1.5 million to invest. big tech is getting very dangerous. but it's one of the reasons we have to win. they have me trending everyday on twitter. they make up these only stories. they will take an old story, some really boring story. trending is cool. i'm trending number one, number two, number three. how the hell did i ever win this thing? i'm always trending with the stories that are like, either they didn't happen -- i don't want to act like a complainer, but it is a totally rigged deal. four

19 has changed people's viewing habits dramatically some projects that streaming services could be raking more than one $100000000000.00 worldwide by 2025 yes at present it's hard for them to produce new content to take. we were experiencing an incredible t.v. series boom in germany before the corona outbreak and the stores in my estimation things will ease up next spring and then that will continue. and will experience a golden age of storytelling in films and series. this is. a few years ago they were in each market but increasingly streaming service is a dominating the media landscape and turning german history into a global it. led to. the capital's. until recently netflix and co flew under the radar no one paid much attention to their lack of transparency in what they did with users data but that's changing. the streaming streaming services have been forgotten in criticism of the digital transformation you know it's through entertainment that's harmless and provides a diversion that barbell and even closer to the digital economy and the exploitation that comes with that no one though