. >> this is richie torres. in his childhood a black man elected to congress was a rare thing.raise three children on minimum wage which in the 1990s was a mere $4.25 an hour. >> richie grew up in a housing project in the bronx, a dilapidated building across the street from a hundred million dollars golf course >> i know what it's like to grow up in poverty, to face housing insecurity and food insecurity. >> when did little richie start to think he might be gay? >> so as a kid, i was a fan of professional wrestling and i had a crush on the rock and at that point i realized i was gay. >> really? >> so there. yes. >> how old were you? >> i was in middle school >> i mean, we all had a crush on the rock. >> yeah. >> why did you feel you needed to repress it? >> i grew up in the rough and tumble of the bronx and lived in fear of violence and bullying. >> being gay, black, and latino made it hard for richie to find where he fit in. >> i mean, some people thought being gay was immoral, was an abomination, was a word you often heard. but what affected me most deeply was the lack of vis

in there that day says derek mylan derek alldred. >> he told you he's richie.t? >> that was a sign that clearly i needed. but i don't say anything at the time. >> she waited until he went to run an errand, and then lit up his phone. i'm doing nothing else with you. >> he's like i don't know we are talking about? >> this is how you confronted him? >> the attacks, i have nothing else to do with you. derek alldred. i >> at first she was devastated, then angry, then curious once again. because of what she had seen while she was snooping. >> when i found his wallet, i also found two credit cards, with a woman's name on them. >> do you search linda? >> now my mission is to find. linda >> she didn't know it then, but missy had just become a player in one of derek's most outlandish law cons yet. >> coming up. >> i said i know you're gonna think i'm crazy, but i believe we're dating the same man. >> missy tracks down linda, who is home along with derek. >> so i'm like, we need to get him out of there. >> you're not helping? >> of course i am, absolutely. she's afraid. >

thanks, richie greenberg.it. >> thank you for having me here. >> brian: from the day kyle rittenhouse shot three men who attacked him in self-defense, the media described his attackers as victims and heroes, even as the facts began to emerge detailing the extent of their criminal history. they nearly tried to kill kyle. tucker asked kyle about the media coverage on the trial. here's the brand-new part of that exclusive interview. watch. >> gaige grosskreutz stuck a loaded gun in your face. he's never been charged for that. >> he hasn't. i told him i was going to the police and he pointed a gun at my head. from what i remember, time slowed down, i remember staring down the barrel of a pistol again i'm about to die. he hasn't been charged with a single crime. what's really disturbing is that his dui case was dropped right before myas trial. so my attorneys attorneys couldn't ask him about it. that's my a belief. his open dui case for driving under the influence was closed a week before my trial. >> does it surpr

you had mentioned them earlier the richie boys. one of the questions is are you aware of them and another question is was there in a court nation between the work that the richie boys were doing and the extras you are able to find? >> they were totally different. they were similar in terms of being germans beakers there were jewish but the richie boys did counterintelligence. these guys are totally different because they are primarily commandos. they are not only there to interrogate them. it's a very different thing and as far as i know there wasn't any coordination. again it was top secret and throughout the war there is one and my five and i wish i could see the list of who the men were in their real names. their commanding officer this was totally top-secret. that goes to question i was going to wait until the end dennis says it's interesting and thank you dr. geared for your research in your book that i can understand why this organization's existence was not written about before. am i wrong? was there more written that i writ

and as i said, he put richie mcginnes in danger. the videos goes to try and help joseph rosenbaum and has his own video shows when he first getted there he finds mr. rosenbaum's body face down on the ground and i'm going to play exhibit 15 for you. >> are you okay in don't move, man. doan move. i'm going to flip you over real quick. [ inaudible ]. >> give me a rope. give me a rope. where, where is the hole? >> put pressure. put pressure. >> you shot him. >> i didn't. >> who did? [ inaudible ] [ multiple speakers ] >> you want to talk about medics, you want to talk about people who care, you want to talk about people who were there trying to help. you just heard them and you just saw them. people who didn't know joseph rosenbaum, they just knew somebody needed help. and while that is going on, the defendant flees. callously disregarding the body of the man that he just shot and killed. and as he's running off, he's lying to the crowd about what just happened. this is exhibit number 12. >> so there six shots -- >> what are you doing?

richie mcginnis testified he's been to demonstrations in seattle, portland, washington, dc, new york, minneapolis. he's never seen anyone walking around claiming to be a medic with an ar-15. and certainly when you see someone like that, it doesn't exactly send a warm fuzzy message, oh, come to me, i'm here to help. and the defendant acknowledged he had to take off his ar-15 to treat people. no serious, credible medic wears an ar-15 slung around their body. that's because the defendant was a fraud. he was not an emt. he lied. he lied to the press. he's being interviewed by richie mcginnis who he hears is a member of the media and he says i'm a certified emt. you're lying. you're absolutely lying. jason likowsky and dominic black said the defendant had to borrow his medical supplies from us. this is an emergency situation. everybody's anticipating violence. everybody's prepared for people to be hurt, harmed, injured. and yet the defendant's going to go there and walk around claiming to be a medic? he's like a quack doctor, practicing without a license. that puts lives at risk. and one o

like i said, the richie boys are just counterintelligence officers. these guys are totally different because they're primarily commandos who are also trained in counterintelligence. they're not only there to sort of interrogate them. they're there to take their tommy gun and capture them or kill the enemy or round up the enemy. it's a very different thing that these men were. as far as i can tell, there wasn't any coordination because the x troop is completely top secret so nobody even knows they exist. throughout the war, there's one list mi-5 -- i was very lucky i got to see the list of who the men were and their real names. only that secretary to mi-5 knew about it and their commanding officer brian hilton jones and mon vat tin. this is totally top secret. there wouldn't have been coordination. >> that goes to a question i was actually going to wait until the end. dennis says, it's so interesting, thank you dr. garrett for your research and book. i can't understand why this organization's existence was not written about before. am i wrong? was ther

richie mcginnes testified he's been to demonstrations in seattle, portland, washington, d.c., new york, minneapolis, he's never seen anyone walking around claiming to be a medic with an ar-15. and certainly when you see someone like that, it doesn't exactly send a warm fuzzy message, oh, come to me, i'm here to help. and the defendant acknowledged he to take off his ar-15 to treat people. no serious credible medic wears an ar-15 slung around their body. that is because the defendant was a fraud. he was not an amt. he lied. he lied to the press. he's been interviewed by richie mcginnes who he hears is a member of the media and he said i'm a certified emt. you're lying. you're absolutely lying. jason lick owski and black said he had to borrow his medical supplies from us. this is an emergency situation. everybody is anticipating violence. everybody is prepared for people to be hurt, harmed, injured and yet the defendant is going to go there and walk around claiming to be a medic. he's like a quack doctor. practicing without a license. >> that puts lives as risk. and one of the things tha

there were below, richie here was a bush virginia. he normally shows it beatrice little day. will korean you was raised, shall number 3 been midst lay as so used to pollution or southern america with a medicaid social will put medicine leverage cream, not in my but when you start to night that akim my kitten. lucky only. so it is us. he yes, hello. see local for tube. wishful. clear on what god security most net deliverable from the threat each now, but mr. possibly will, but at last he must wish last fall. not when you this is the milling could thought you could put it for done this year. your komar patel. you can win ultra boyer ensure the bus people but that nuclear purchase because i think we have him great in ashlyn not near the 63 they can remember to go to donors or to talk to her or blitzer buzzer. martha. i take a portion of the boat with financial never get to receive. wow credit. oh, they came what see you of american school political put about mash up with them. said potomac cousin. dennis, you hadn't me run for the italy movie. she broke, you wouldn't be a lot of

we had this morning richie neal and ryan deese from the white house talk about how it was with the idea and that was early. at 10:00 the joint tax committee, that would be released. have you seen it? you've seen it. so that was one piece. the other piece is about inflation and we had the experts' opinions and in fact were very recent today from moody's that the bill was sent and would not increase inflation and would add to our economy because of childcare needed by many more women in order to participate. i haven't seen it. as you said, did you see the whip count because i'll tell you something about mr. clyburn, he keeps it close to the vest and even as speaker i say that, how are we doing, mr. clyburn? reporter: a number of the virginia democrats were very critical of the decision not to put the infrastructure bill on the floor before the election and they said that contributed to terry mcauliffe's loss. do you believe the house democrats in any way were partially responsible for what happened on tuesday? ms. pelosi: wasn't that the same question you asked? reporter: similar. ms. pel

richie, can you give us any update as to what happened over the weekend? >> yes. let me pull up the e-mail here that i received on this. basically, just some numbers. up cherry, we got 7.8 inches of precipitation. that's translated into cherry which is up 27,000-acre feet and they are still rising for another day. hetchy is up 25,000-acre feet. eleanor is up 5000-acre feet. i was once told it would spill but in 2015 it didn't spill. the other thing is the inflow numbers are very high. currently it's coming in at about 10,000 cubic feet per second. we definitely benefiting from the storm. series of storms is what it was. the largest one did turn into a category five atmospheric river. it was quite beneficial to our system. it's going to raise for another couple of days. we may see start to settle down. we got a good shot in the arm for it. >> commissioner maxwell: would like to thank all the fields. this was really unexpected to certain degree. i was coming in from the airport. of it flooded on the freeway. i can imagine what it was throughout the city. i wanted to

song that us martin greenland because she can't move shovel or zonal crossing that there were below richie. here was a bush top right. you you don't where shows it beatrice little day will korean you was raised, shall none. put the ribbon mit slay or so use pollution or south american with a medicaid case was a will put medicine leverage cream up in my but when you start to night that the kim my kitten lucky little is our to yes. hello, she local her tube, wishful. clear on what gods can most now. livid. listen them through each not, but mr. possibly will help but less through e message. last fall, nato. when is this is melinda atolico's? believe it for done this year. you're komar patel. you can william potter boyer insured the bus vehicle but on your credit trust because i think we have im greenish lyn latham me at the 63 they can remember to go to donors or to put through her of lisa rosa, martha particle, porsha won't us quibbling finance, you'll never get the receive while graham. ah, they came. what's he with you? of american school political. put it that. michelle put them simpleton

richie mcginnis, i talked about earlier. citizens. citizen journalist. mr. binger talked about him seeing guns. remember the cross of mr. mcginnis? guns are not legal in portland, washington, d.c. or new york. you can be arrested. there's state laws. ladies and gentlemen, the gun in this case is no longer an issue. whether or not it was a dangerous weapon as it applies to the charges is. but my client is no longer charged with minor in possession of a firearm. but he needs his ar-15 and the assault weapon and the fear that goes with that to try to bring home an unjust guilty verdict. ryan balch? ryan balch had never met kyle rittenhouse before the evening hours of the 25th. he has never spoken to him or known him after. yet the state wants you to believe he made up something about a threat to kill. why? what is in it for him? the threat. if i get either of you alone, i will kill you. that is a threat with a statement and a promise. and lo and behold, the chance presented itself to mr. rosenbaum. he attempted to execute it. i don't for a minute believe that h

we watched that interis view with richie where he comes up to you and talks to you. tumor that? >> yes. >> and you're standing there at the 59 9 street property. >> i am. and he talks to you about what you're going to do and you're going to run out and help people and things like that. >> yes. >> at that point, the police had already passed with all the bear cats and armored vehicles. >> it's what it looks like. >> they had established a line on 60th and sheridan, correct? >> yes. >> they pushed all of the protesters, demonstrators, rioters, whatever you want to call, all of them south of 60th. >> i don't know if i can honestly answer all of them. i believe there are some people still north down sheridan and across the street. >> so we saw a crowd earlier of lots of protesters out in the street. that it group, the numbers had dwindled quite a bit. >> yes. >> so after the police move everybody south, there's no more actual threats. >> i don't know. >> at that moment in time, what eminent threats did you see to the 59th streetcar source property? >> i don't know. >> do you remembe

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next, richie richard mcginnis. reckless. and here mr.s i'd like to talk about because the self-defense does not go to mr. mcginnis. if kyle was privileged in exercising self-defense against mr. rosenbaum, it carries over to the endangering count of mr. mcginnis. and mr. mcginnis specifically, if the -- i'm reading from an instruction, page number, second full paragraph, which you will be given. if the defendant was acting lawfully in self-defense, his conduct did not create an unreasonable risk to another. that is mr. mcginnis. ladies and gentlemen, when my client shot joseph rosenbaum, he feared for his life, he feared because of the prior threats, the prior statements and the violent acts that had been witnessed by my client. mr. mcginnis, as a witness, i think he helped us more than he hurt us. he talked about -- this was on cross for mr. binger. how do you know what mr. rosenbaum was thinking? because i don't. i know he yelled "fuck you" and lunged at kyle rittenhouse. why is he yelling the f.u.? one of two things. one to intimidate

we watched that interview with richie mcginnis where he first comes up to you and you. >> yes. >> you remember that? >> yes. >> you're standing there at the 59th street property. >> yes. >> and he talks to you about what you're going to do, and you say help people and things that. >> yes. >> at that point the police had passed with the bearcats and armored vehicles. >> that's what it looks like, yes. >> they established a line on 60th and sheridan, correct? >> yes. >> and they pushed off of the protesters, demonstrators, rioters, whatever you want to call them, all of them south of 60th, correct? >> i don't know if i can answer all of them. i believe there were some people still north down sheridan and put across the street. >> so were there -- we saw a crowd earlier of lots of protesters out in the street. that group -- the numbers had dwindled quite a bit? >> yes. >> so after the police and everybody south of 60th, there's no more actual threat to the 59th street car source, is there? >> i don't know. >> at that moment in time, what imminent threats did you see to the 59th street ca

but protesters, like rebecca richie, who traveled here from california are skeptical. >> these promisesbecome even more empty and more meaningless exactly when they need to become more meaningful and powerful and true. >> reporter: john kerry, president biden's special envoy for climate, said he understands their frustration. what do you say to young people who are worried about their future and saying world leaders aren't doing enough to protect the planet. >> well, i respect their worry completely, and they have every reason in the world to be angry and frustrated. i'm frustrated. but what is happening here is different. everybody involved here understands this is for real and we've got to get this done. >> reporter: with one week of negotiations to go, the pressure is on. roxana saberi, cbs news, glasgow, scotland. >> yuccas: straight aadew," one afghan family's long journey to a new home. also, see it while you can. tourists rush to hot spoots threatened by climate change. and later, evidence that bipartisanship is brewing on capitol hill. >> yuccas: since august, more than 68,000 a

richie mcginnis testified i rode with rosenbaum in the back of that suv.have a beer together when this was all done. mr. rosenbaum was unable to respond. the defendant decided to pull the trigger on his ar-15 four times. that was his decision. and he is responsible for every bullet that comes out of that gun. he doesn't get a pass by pulling the trigger fast. he could have chosen to stop after the first shot, after the second shot, after the third shot, and assessed whether or not there was still a need to keep firing. but he went four times in 0.76 seconds. the defense has made a big point of this, how fast he fire department -- fired, as if that somehow excuses him? he controls how quickly he pulled the trigger. he is in control of that decision-making process. no one else made him do that. and this is indicative of someone who doesn't care about the consequences, doesn't care to stop and figure out am i good? do i need it stop? or i'm just going to keep on going. as i said, he tracks the body all the way to the ground with those second, third, and fourt

and as i said, he put richie mcginnis in danger.is incident you've seen on the videos, goes to try and help joseph rosenbaum and as his own video shows, when he gets there he finds mr. rosenbaum's body face down on the ground. and i'm going to play this exhibit, exhibit 15, for you. >> just don't move, man, don't move. i'm going to flip you over real quick. put pressure on this, dude. give me a fucking light! >> where's the hole? [ shouting ] >> what's your name, dude, what's your name? >> get him out! >> get him! [ shouting ] >> you want to talk about medics? you want to talk about people who care? you want to talk about people who were there trying to help? you just heard them and you just saw them. people who didn't know joseph rosenbaum. they just knew somebody needed help. and while that's going on, the defendant flees. callously disregarding the body of the man that he just shot and killed. and as he's running off, he's lying to the crowd about what just happened. this is exhibit number 12. >> there were six shots that went of

if you know. >> richie was in front of me so i think richie mcginnis was the one that started running people saying, burn it down, that's when i started to go run towards the car source. >> so one of the factors in your decision to start running with the fact that you saw mr. mcginnis start to run? >> yes, one of the factors. >> and you post on twitter, correct? >> yes. >> and you have a twitter name that is at drew h live. and drew h live is your show that you have or website, correct. and you tweeted about this incident on the night of august 25th, didn't you? >> yes. >> shortly after everything happened. >> yes. >> and you are talking about an armed citizen who opened fire on a riot her and you characterized the rioters as planning to burn down the car dealership. correct? >> yes. >> it seems like you are suggesting that the defendant, he's the armed citizen that you are referring to, right? that he is, in your opinion took necessary action to stop these writers. that's what your tweet is basically suggesting. >> at the time it appeared that he was attempting to protect the local b

it's run by nycha with congressman richie torres.but it is the federal government that funds them. or to be more accurate, underfunds them. residents there showed me just how devastating that chronic under investment has been. take a look. >> ms. nora, ms. nancy, thank you very much for sitting and talking with me. let's set the stage here. how long have you lived here? >> all my life. 53 years. >> all your life. what about you, miss nancy? >> 23 years give or take. >> so when you read stories about new york public housing, you read stories about horrible conditions, dilapidated conditions, rodent infestation, led paint, chipped paint from the ceilings, faucets that don't work. are those kinds of conditions that you're living with and that you're fighting to get changed? >> yes. several buildings, several apartments did test positive for led. we have the led abatement team on the premise now. just took years to do so. it was tested positive for legionnaire's. we have buildings definitely deteriorating with water damage, pipes. we ask

isn't there some way it could impose changes, richie, you duffy or well do away level? she, me, david, you don't, they'd be easy room? oh, that bar a peggy legal senior on that bus. you read a chevy to do while there? don't sure. prove manase of what bruce knew by his fear of who's outlet olympia says, go pharisee. you are what your little parsha will keep on that is all go. she have hulu bushnell, national medic do above while you dollars for it could by year or so. does it deal as complete with long a didn't do the to figure this believe it is, believe they of are much eligible to assure that richmond for the moment the i o. c relies on sporting federations willingness to do what is needed as do governments in many countries, if change doesn't come from governments or sporting institutions, where might it come from? mm. so even ah, it's a measure that has to be implemented in every club, like the ban on unnecessary or contact and vetting the criminal records of people who will be in charge of children in a professional or voluntary capacity and rules that adults and c

andrew zemin who was walking according to investigators, impairment does not appear to be a factor, richie been arrested. she was arrested on the scene charged with vehicular manslaughter running a red light. this morning. grief counselors were at sherman elementary school as students returned after the veterans day holiday. >> he was really funny. was the giants schemes. and would always take care of all of the kids and talk to them. >> was not only an educator at sherman elementary. he attended when he was a child. although police have made an arrest. they continue to request a witness reports it is an open investigation. if you do have any info, you're asked to call san francisco police. >> the threat of a 5th wave of coronavirus is prompting california health officials to push for covid-19 booster shots for all adults, including those outside of the current federal guidelines, the director of the california department of health, a doctor thomas r gone sent out this memo yesterday. it instructs a medical offices and pharmacies across the state not to turn away anyone who is requesting a

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k is certainly richie's, that the issue is the old server. it saves what everything is shocked out, and this isn't just the national level. it's that local level receive. the government saw some free states and soft giving me that the he's the trainer. we can have a very, very, and decide what is the best to actually spectrum, a locked, not locked down. so i've gotten some staples faxing, so i don't do it's the president. i'm sorry, sorry to jump in and we are running out of time gentlemen. have to leave it there for today, but thanks for coming on today. don't have mccarthy calling with the new kind of shawnee boil independent journalist and anthony web, political commentator. thank you for your time today. are here for a while. that's the headlines for this. i'll join us again in 30 minutes for the latest level news headline. me i ah hello. hey, this is max kaiser. you know the hottest telegram group right now is t dot m e forward slash kaiser spanish. they are rushing it. oh, stacy? yes, they are crushing it. so go over to telegram tita m.

you've also got her richie from her african. absolutely. so my mom and dad were born in kenya as well. my a great uncle was asked by the british to leave her punjab where he was a decorative police officer and come to kenya to help quell the locals after the scramble for africa basically. yeah. and he advised a way of helping locals by planting new crops. so they had the new boundaries because although boundaries had been carved up and then my grandad then went over to be with him. but my dad actually pined for kenya and he would speak in swahili to us. so i think the thing about growing up with parents were from kenya, gave me a very different experience to indians growing up for. yeah, i mean, you've got to kind of connect to cultures, but very strong individual cultures in themselves. absolutely. and you take that, you come to england, i mean, the identity crisis must, i mean, i says, but it was, i was a crisis and their mind was always, they don't, they teach is it was a to us of, they don't know if they're english or indian didn't know

we've heard richie soon, the finance minister talking about rewarding global economy as long that will be the 1st net 0 finance center to set the way for both other places to follow. but i think for those in the developing world is somewhat skeptical because it heard these things before. there was this figure you hear repeatedly $100000000000.00 annually from the riches countries on us given to the developing world that was announced in 2009. and it was supposed to take place in 2020. well, we pulse 20202021 that's still missing the target meeting target. and now talking about 2023. the other factor in all this is getting the private sector involved and a lot of effort on that. that's gonna be a lot of the, the discussion that's taking place here today. but earlier on i spoke to an investment banker said, actually with the private sector is making ins, extraordinary steps in the right direction. and it's governments particularly what western governments that in his view on stepping up at this stage, the lead on algebra will tell you about the covert 19 vaccine updates sent us president

and medina, all of them, of where you see miller and jim, jim, but i should say, that was one thing richie has given me hold for spite ne cookson in particular. but this because i've been, the widow vaccines produce a little bit, the water wide spread, them unity. it's not just on they bought is but a little bit more or if you sell it response and you fell, it is fonts is not zip the sensitive to the new mutation cells of rails. because a spike nick is a strongest outdoor for either. and then the vital work since and here and took him on the boat, johnson johnson and the astrazeneca and spiked come putting those 3 out of those that his us goodness is strongest. one. you have a chance that because that also have a stronger potential and that you felt a range. you might want to let the strong could drop in that amount of and they boy just knew that was a protection. we've also spoken to the head of the russian direct investment fund, which has overseen the global distribution of the sputnik v vaccine. he says, a range of different jobs is key to fighting the pandemic and new straits. i think

so why would somebody believe me, i was just a new girl in the price of a to, to, to richie really was, was a read on the paper. the morning usa swimming coach, arrested leslie had sex with a 12 year old girl. this happens almost every way we get calls at the office. i get informed about one of my greatest fears is someone's going to start linking all this together is going to be a 60 minute documentary about youth coaches in sports like gymnastics swimming here is that documentary. i see it on our t. we're empowering ourselves to be more efficient, quicker with our transactions. but with that comes a trade off. every device is a potential entry point for security at any machine, depending on it's an extension of traditional time. the defenders have always been one step behind the attacker's performative. when there's one comes option in the offering, it's not a matter of if that happens, it's a matter of went to a ah, food of medical aid. in short supply to nigh this thousands of migrants can put the border between paris and poland for a 3rd night of correspondence at the c. evidently

but he's done posting 189 for fall, richie barrington, hidden unbeaten, 54 for the scots, but was not to be as they fell short by 72 runs in chicago. the pakistani will take on australia on thursday for a place in the final scotlands cricketers losing their but the national rugby team enjoy the better results in edinburgh against australia. hey, miss watson, going over for the 1st try of the test, the wallabies hit back and took the lead when they swore to drive their own courtesy of rob liotta un ashmond, then crossed the line for the scots to restore the lead. but it took a late fin, russell penalty to make sure 1513 to scotland for their food. when in a row over the audience and in moto gp, francesco bunny, iowa claim, the l. gov grand prix. in portugal, the italian started on poland picked up his 3rd victory of the season. the race was stopped prematurely when he cared. aleck warner and miguel olivera crashed on yeah, as victory also help ducati clenched the constructors title that so we'll leave it for now. barbara, back to you in london. peter. thank you. now, inventor, as for m

richie supplies, it is no coincidence, some recalling this hybrid war, but whose hybrid war against who hey folks next up on dennis miller class, one a good canadian boy at r i b a. mel. i think he's up in toronto. you know from the flash and then he did something called code 8, which i enjoyed. it was on his own dime. so you get to make a lot of decisions over there. made that a nice top little thriller of a show. he's got a new project out and i'm blanking on it, but he has it. and i'll tell you right about it after this on dennis miller plus one thing a folks welcome to dennis miller plus one. happy to welcome actor robbie amount to the show, robbie, of course best none of the audiences for his work is ronnie on the c w series, the flash. he's also start in the science fiction film code 8. and i think that might have been an in house thing with him and some buddies, and they got to do their own thing over there, as opposed to having suits teleporting in a week, 5 minutes to kill the creativity. he certainly did the exact prod on that robbie can be seen next in the film. resident evil

i read mad magazine and richie rich in my fantasy world i was richie rich except my name is davis.o i would put my character in the situation and i was in control of my narrative. that's i got to poverty and a lot of situations. and then n thought this is weird progression of be doing this. but now the older me can see all the reasons why something my network. and i could did not see myself as handicapped or black as a woman.on i thought you had to be rich to go to college as a young adult. i did not know that people who are smart and black that they're all of these opportunities and scholarships. maybe i would have learned that if i did not drop out of school after completing the eighth grade but i did not know these things until i learned about it later. and i have also shared with people that that not everyone that came into my life did not look like me somewhere white, white men, white women, but they encourage me. they were not interested because i was not the teacher or doctor daughter. i came from poverty and with black schools and communities. plus i am dark skinned. based

richie —— rishi sunak said he didn't know anything about the specific details, but on the case of 0wenry mps, the government were trying to get him off the hook for the allegations of lobbying that he faced, rishi sunak said, we need to do better than we did last week and we know that. so further acknowledgement from the top of government about the lessons learned about their collective behaviour in the last seven days or so. , . ~' behaviour in the last seven days or so. , ., ~ , ., , behaviour in the last seven days or so. , ., , so. chris, thank you. chris mason in westminster- _ the pace of the uk's economic recovery slowed in the three months to september, according to new figures from the office for national statistics. gdp grew by 1.3%, down from 5.5% in the previous three months, with supply issues contributing to slower growth. ramzan karmali reports. are the wheels of the economy slowing down? the latest official data shows the economy is still growing at a much more measured pace than earlier in the air. at this is a toiletry company, the boss was confident enough to address

richie mcginnis who was recording the event for the conservative website daily caller says rosenbaumr chasing down rittenhouse and making a lunch for his gun. the prosecutor tried to undo some of the damage by asking this. >> so your interpretation of what he was trying to do or intending to do anything along those lines is complete guesswork. >> he said [blooge] you and reached for the weather. >> reporter: the witnesses back up that statement and prosecutors called ryan bomb, a former army soldier who was caring an ar weapon that like a testified that rosenbaum was hyperaggressive and acting out in a violent manner including trying to set fires and throwing rocks. rosenbaum also told people carrying guns that if he caught them alone he would kill them with the detective also testified two seconds before kyle rittenhouse opened fire, fireside and the defense said the shot made rittenhouse believe he was under attack. the shop until rosenbaum was in the back, before he pulled the trigger he was the one being pursued. kyle rittenhouse was 17 at the time it is facing life in prison. >>

we are speaking to richie soon at -- rishi sunak in glasgow.breaking news, lufthansa deliver their numbers, surprise profit as bookings surge. the numbers, 17 million euros in the green as opposed to a loss estimated at 169 million euros. a third quarter net loss of 72 million euros, the estimated loss 213 million and a free cash flow of 13 million euros. by the way, lufthansa is leading the league table in terms of putting more flights on the roster. lufthansa flew 479 flights in 2020. you are still looking at a lower number than that. we are seeing a surge by lufthansa in terms of the flights they have been delivering and turning around. summer profits based2÷ largely n the record results of cargo and the network airlines that normally drive the business reporting a loss. there is no irony lost on anyone. we will return to lufthansa in a moment. let's set the stage. we are expected to taper $15 billion a day from the fed. as the narrative was regained yesterday, we signed massive repricing in the curve in the united states. it dropped in marc

this is congressman richie torres. >> hi, nice to meet you. >> it's nice to meet you. >> you live inw. i'm part of a long history and many people had to suffer deeply and senselessly, and i'm just grateful i am who i am, i can be a member of congress because of sacrikkcrifices made by people your father. >> i think my dad would be extremely surprised and proud of what's going on right now. >> we've made progress, but we also have a distance to travel. the mission is far from acco accomplished. we have to tell the story of the lgbtq community. >> don't miss a brand-new episode of "this is life" tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. >>> it's taken years but now britney spears is able to take complete control of her life. here now is cnn's stephanie elam. >> reporter: after 13 long years, fred, britney spears is once again in control of her destiny. think about this. this is just before she turns 40 years old next month. this was widely expected to happen in court. of course, the free britney fans celebrating outside of the courthouse here in l.a. as soon as news broke that she was free to control her

during the opening monday log, e was joined by katie periand lionel richie. >> it's so great to be herests, tested and together. [cheers and applause] >> or immunized? todd: carrie underwood appears to give major side eye to that joke after a her husband supported rogers' decision not to get the vaccine. chris stapleton won six awards, including album of the year. ♪ why you got to be so cold. ♪ why you got to go and cut me like a knife. todd: luke combs surprising nashville with his first win of the night. ♪ todd: the 31-year-old taking home entertainer of the year. good stuff. up next, hunter biden making his debut in the new york city art scene. i know we've all been waiting for that. he had a gallery appearance for his pricey paint aings and in honor of veterans day we are sharing your photos. here's sergeant major david likoff who proudly served in vietnam of. this was sent to us by our director, rusty, that's his father who also served in vietnam. happy veterans day to all who served. we thank you for your service. we cannot thank you enough. we'll be right back. ♪ this is elodia.