vilmos met richie on the set of a movie more than 20 years ago and they've been friends and partners all: cheers! >> vilmos: in hungarian it would be egészségedre. >> all: egészségedre. >> anthony: i'll never learn to pronounce that. >> richie: just try, just try. egészségedre. >> anthony: egészségedre. >> anthony: richie's wife maria, daughter judith, vilmos' wife susan, friends, and family reunite for the best of simple pleasures. we start with a rich caraway and onion and paprika soup, finished with homemade croutons. there's marhapörkolt, a deeply rich, deeply warming beef stew with some smoked pork sausage mixed in for good measure. cooked slowly for hours and, of course, heavy on the paprika. traditional cucumber salad. to accompany the stew nokedli, boiled dumplings. >> vilmos: our style of photography was not realism. we called it poetic realism. that's what we always thought about cinematography. we are emphasizing basically the beauty of the things, but also i make it more beautiful than it is. >> anthony: why is hungary so strong on photography? >> susan: i think they're v

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steve richie. >> thank you. steve richie assistant general manager for water. since the state water board's adoption of the phase 1 of the water control plan for the delta back in december which affect the san joaquin riverside there's been ongoing negotiations with sacramento river interests and other tributaries to the bay delta. those discussions have been going on several months now. there was a submittal to the state march 1 which provided more detail than previously had been provided. there are discussions about issues such as governance and adaptive management and how the different potential voluntary agreements we've been discussing would be analyzed by the state and how they'd be modelled. one of the good things going on is both the cabinet secretary and jarrod broomenfeld and others are deeply involved in the conversation to help make sure the state stays on track to get us to a point of to a solution that would work for a lot of folks t. last week i made notes by some and failure was not an option relative to the voluntary agreements and the was the

richie.f we put these other two criteria in the commissioner moran is suggesting in his comments, what would be the time line of rechanging the formula? >> they're ready to do. those are not hard changes. there may be consternation where they want the us to project out this we'd have to say we're not going to do that because there's a policy in place with a progress -- projection but it's different and what they have to do in term of rationing. we have a number of wholesale customers anxiously awaiting to see what the p.u.c. does because they all have w.s.a.s which rely on the picture for the regional supply. they're all awaiting to see what the commission says. >> this is an assessment. this is not an approval of housing pieces and the work is of value for the commission. if you're waiting to get the report. >> technically the changes are easy to make and some people are uncomfortable they don't do anything else but that's the commission's purview is what this says. >> to understand the seco

after richie myler scored leeds‘ fifth try, the broncos fought back and got within two points courtesyar of london, who remain bottom of the table. earlier, there was was an important victory for hull kingston rovers. they narrowly beat salford to move away from the bottom of the table, level at 20 points all. ryan shaw scored a late penalty to seal the win. the day's final game at anfield is currently ongoing — leaders st helens taking on castleford. the score is currently st helens 36, castleford 1a. there's live commentary of the match on radio 5live sports extra and via the bbc sport website. england's bronte law is still in the running for her first career lpga title. she shares the lead at the pure silk championship in virginia with japan's nasa hataoka heading into today's final round. at one point, it looked like she'd be returning to the clubhouse a shot behind, but managed to birdie the 18th — her sixth in a round that also included two bogeys. 20 years on from that famous treble—winning season, manchester united have beaten bayern munich again today. the likes of david beckh

steve richie assistant general manage for water. the water supply assessments are for four development project in san francisco. what the commission's obligation is is to basically require us to prepare water supply assessment and available water supplies are sufficient to serve the demand generated by projects of the specified size. that's what these are do -- to do and based on water management plans and documents that need to be prepared every five years and the next plan is due in 2020. and what those are is an assessment of all the known developments of the projections regarding populations and jobs over the next 5 years. those are done every five years. they've had to be done since the mid '90s because of concerns development projects were assuming water was available and it may not necessarily be true. the urban water management plans are routine base documents but for certain size you're required to an assessment including an assessment of what the demands are for that project and how they may be over time. because they're f

richy, can i ask you a question? so, when we passed these w.s.a.s and they go to the planning commission, and we keep doing them and we keep giving them the scenario -- [ please stand by ] >> again, the new housing and job projections that, you know, the planning department has been working on, so we see that big picture again there. we are taking into account, on a regular basis, as well as planning has to take into account as part of their analysis under ceqa. both for water and for all city services and things like that. we do keep a careful account of these. i believe at our next commission meeting, there will be two more of these. i would say we average about one every couple of meetings. we have a bunch now because we have been trying to figure out, since december, exactly how to present this in a way that is meaningful to the planning department and for the public to see things. we have to keep track regularly. we have enough options now that we think that we can still move forward, but as we get to a decision

contract negotiations with luke bryan, lionel richie and katy perry are under way. >> the stakes are right now. >> but we're told producers want to lower the cost of the show. and katy's currently reported eye-popping salary of $25 million a season won't help with that. ryan seacrest is hopeful. >> i know they're working on it. they're so fantastic together. the chemistry is great. they did a tremendous job picking the right talent so we had a good top ten, so i hope it works out. >>> meantime, the "modern family" gang negotiated big raises to return. still season 11 will be the show's last, but the cast of "the conners" say they're just getting started. >> still have to keep your promise. >> so next season, you guys have more episodes which means more conner family fun, that has to be awesome? >> yeah, we're reallexanur 13 a it's confirmed but i think we're doing 19, which is fantastic. >> and "big bang theory" is ending, so johnny galecki is going to have more time for your show, do you think? >> he better. he better not make any exciting plans. he better come right back home to la

meanwhile, the scotland boss, gregor townsend, says richie gray can still force his way into their squadeft out of scotland's training squad along with the worcester fly—half, duncan weir. gray's got 62 caps for his country and has recently recovered from a lengthy back injury to feature for the french league leaders, toulouse. england's national cricket team coach feels batsman alex hales can come back to the team stronger and better than ever. trevor bayliss feels hales, who was dropped from the world cup squad after a reported positive recreational drugs test, can still have a future with the side. england continue their preparations for the tournament on home soil with a one—day series against pakistan starting tomorrow. the players we have got in the team have really made strides in their culture that they have tried to stick to. unfortunately, it was decided that alex did not quite get it right. but we are more than helpful that he will come back stronger and better than ever. do you think he has a place in this england team in the future? definitely. that has been related to him,

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offseason workouts continue today in alameda and joining the team is controversial defensive lineman richie incognito that spent a year contract. he went to three straight pro bowls with the buffalo bills. we're waiting to find out how much his deal is for. a >> the oakland a's wrap up the series today against the angels. last night against the angels, a's went for their 11th win in a row. the angels jumped out to the lead and like much of this ten- game winning streak, it was around home runs. they both hit home runs and tied the game at four. closer had what looked like the final out in the 9th inning but the catcher couldn't hold onto ball and the angels scored later on. he was ejected after the umpire streak ended. at ten, they lost 6-4. today's game at 12:37. >>> they are looking for wins against the team. it looked good early against the marlins last night. joe panic hit the first pitch of the game and put the giants up in the first inning but the giants' pitchers couldn't keep the team in it. he allowed five runs in four innings and the bullpen allowed six more runs to score. the gia

aretha franklin, smokey robinson, lionel richie. >>> peggy lipton who played julie on the 1960s tv show the "mod squad" died at the 72. peggy was part of the interracial tv show. they tried to deal seriously with the changing culture and sensitive topics including drug use and domestic abuse. she also played the rule of norma jennings, the owner of a diner on twin peaks. she married quincy jones, the music producer. they had two daughters and they divorced in 1989. peggy lipton's family said she died of cancer. she was 72 years old. >>> caught on camera, video showing a group of gorillas behaving just like us as they tried to take shelter from rain. it was in the zoo in south carolina. they were seen huddling beneath the overhang. each of of the two female gorillas clutching their baby and moving into a drier place. the video has been viewed nearly 8 million times since it was posted ten days ago. >> in colorado, a bear destroyed the inside of a car while it was searching for food. colorado parks and wildlife released this video. look inside. >> that is crazy. >> completely destroyed. t

the writers have never shied away about bringing controversial players, today they signed richie incognito to a one-year deal he was out of the last year but prior to that went to three straight pro balls. he was suspended in 2013 when he played for the dolphins after using racial slurs but the raiders said he can still play and they want him so they brought him in. glad you're back how you feeling? ♪ ♪ (both) exhausted. but finally being able to make that volunteer trip happen was... awesome. awesome. you have to scrub. what do they... they use for washing. ♪ ♪ let's do it every year. we' it. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. ooh, we should probably go light on the food. something tells me we're not gonna want to do this on a full stomach. i can't believe there's such a thing as autopsy camp. [ laughs ] there is no such thing as autopsy camp. i had to trick luke 'cause i'm actually taking him to a ballroom-dance class. he's been resisting, but it's in his blood. i come from a long line of dancing dunphys -- a kick line, actually.

>>finally tonight, another raiders news, the teams with a signing of offensive lineman richie incognito the guard who didn't play all of last season back in the league on what general manager mike mayock is calling a one-year approve it deal the 36 year-old has dealt with a number of off-field issues most notably a bullying investigation when he played with the miami dolphins in 2013. back in august. he was arrested on disorderly conduct charges. he first worked out with the raiders earlier this month. >>saw the raiders the 40 niners will have oth tomorrow all right. thank you marcie. >>coming up a rare mountain lion. california this time the victim is just 4 years old what precautions. authorities are urging for hikers tonight. >>and what the minor league baseball team formally associated with the giants is apologizing for running on their jumbotron on memorial day. man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits pe

then we have richie neil, chair of the ways and means committee. the law could not be clearer. the irs shall turn over the document to the chairman of the ways and means can. that is the clearest possible case. affairs,re is foreign hours of testimony from secretary tillerson. i have been out this morning so i have not heard some of the results yet, but understanding that. intelligence, presenting documents. government reform with to court cases. financial services, we are in court right now and this is a very good case for us. all built on investigation. ways and means, the judiciary committee. we are very proud of the work our leadership on those committees, the work that they have done. they have taken us to a place where we will get more information to predicate the next series of actions. but this is why i think president was so steamed this morning. the fact is, in plain sight, in the public domain, this president is obstructing justice and engaged in a cover-up. and that could be an impeachable offense. [applause] speaker pelosi: ignoring the subpoenas of congress, artic

of belfast a lifesize figure is not universally popular some say it looks more like singer lionel richie event george best who died in 2005 at age 59 others say it looks worse than the infamous christiana ronaldo statue which was unveiled and subsequently pilloried in 2017. you're watching t w news still to come in business news tensions between the u.s. and china and sure a new face with the secretary of state might pompei o accusing the c.e.o. for way of lying that story and more coming up your business with monica jones right after the break. you're watching b.w. news on my actuators thanks so much for watching and stay tuned. in. 1949 groundbreaking a gem in history. to germany's state some lunch with bhansali different political systems to people on either side it's a radical new beginning one from the head of. g.m. . 9491 yet to germany's 45 minute. history on the other do they shoot up the dreaded vendor. when a long drawn out problem budget and even farther delay could get free and drugstore closed. just indulge in a fresh one in 6 people in this world could. join me british mana

region's governor the protesters managed to throw this fence they were arguing with the police and threw richie on the ground. refusing to leave the area and there were clashes between these people and the construction of the church the government decided to have an emergency meeting inviting both sides but as a result decision was made to go on with the construction and this is why on tuesday the protests continued with 26 people arrested at the end of the day with 3 taking to the hospital including one with a broken rib according to local police reports it went on on wednesday as well. another 21 protester is detained by local police and earlier on thursday russia's president vladimir putin was asked to comment on this situation during a media forum that is currently happening in russia city of sochi and wasn't putin has said that when he 1st learned about this situation that in wood he was rather surprised because there is only one and very easy way to resolve this issue to know the opinion of the majority of the people living in the area and to go on with their decision and this should be d

so you draw emotions and from troubles you from all sides ranging from awful richie's legal experts on human rights organizations to of course the wider journalistic community. right now go live to new york me colvin who's a whistleblower advocate a long time supporter of julian assange the only good to have you on the program when did you last see mistress and are you able to comment on his mental states. i well i've seen some of the communications that he's written from prison he's written to a few people and he he notes in the letters that he's been writing that he's feeling unwell he knows that he's not as strong as he used to be he's feeling a bit fragile he is still trying to actively be involved in his case and you know he. he's recognizably judean in the letters that i've seen but he is fragile and i think last friday in particular that would have been the day when he received news about this extraordinary new indictment from the united states when he's been charged with 17 counts under the espionage act charges which are you know unprecedented in their scope and in their breat

. >>> and happening now, it appears that richie incognito is heading back to the nfl. the former pro bowl offensive lineman who was last playing in 2017 with the buffalo bills signed a one-year deal with the oakland raiders. the 35-year-old made national headlines back in 2013 while with the miami dolphins when he was suspended for reportedly bullying one of his teammates. on the field he went to four pro bowls and missed just nine games in his final seven seasons of the league. well, the raiders finished just 4-12 last season. wishing luck for both of them. we'll be back with more news for you right after the break. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>> well a classic childhood staple in the lives of many millennials is getting a whole new look. but toent worry, it's still blue. >> hi. it's me, jo

and dead after having very questionable interactions with the police attorney and activists and or richie actually under richard says what women's mere presence speech and protest of mistreatment or a threat that officers meet with physical or even deadly force where does this prepare her of black women come from and how do we tackle. and how should activists allies and others tackle that fear of getting getting this passed out in society. yeah i mean it starts all the way back to slavery colonization and. the dehumanization of black women and the stereotypes that are then put on to us and so we see this and how when black women in general are just existing right were automatically interpreted as aggressive as allowed as having an attitude as less traditionally feminin and so again we're seeing how these stereotypes are then used to justify the criminalisation specifically to black women but i also think now that we have this new video from sandra's perspective it's a much needed reminder that if we are serious about addressing this injustice then we have to have a deep gendered analysis

newport richie, florida. ann, hello. >> caller: hi, good morning. how are you all this morning? >> morning. >> caller: i'm kind of nervous, so i just want to say one or two little things. i'm in florida. and on this program and others, there's been a long list of many little things that are, you know, going to be on that list that are going to be raised as far as the purchasing. things from toothpaste to eggs to all -- how is that integrated, all that list, in the tariff portion policy? in other words, how does -- how does the, you know -- i love the guy from -- i agree with everything. but the tariff policy, not the trade policy. impact that list. i mean, it's clothes, it's shoes. you know, it's very defined. can you help me with that? >> sure. good question and thank you for that. well, the tariffs that president trump has put on china specifically talking about china now, have been principally on intermediate goods. so things that are put into manufacturing. and they were not on consumer goods, for example, generally. only about 15% of items from china that have a tariff on t

the raiders have never been shy about signing controversial players, today they signed richie incognitoar deal. he was out of football last year but prior to that he went to three straight robles, perhaps best known for using racial slurs and bullying johnson martin in miami, that led to a one-year suspension but the general manager says the raiders did extensive homework on him and they believe he can help the team and his problems are behind him. we got our first new look at antonio brown, a familiar number 84. one writer watching practice says he displays at another speed. brown was recruited heavily, it sounds like brown is loving his new coach as well.>> he challenged me, lining me up all kinds of positions, hurrying up the offense. another good day with the coach. always challenging and always high-energy. >> the giants got on the board in a hurry but it was all downhill from there. hello giants fans we see you there in miami. the first pitch of the game, check home run. again we say it's all downhill from there. a 438 pompton center, right now it's 11-1 for the marlins over the g

richie incognito signed with a one-year deal. he was outside for paul last year but prior to that three straight pro bowls perhaps best known for using racial slurs and bullying his teammate when he played for the dolphins. that led to a one-year suspension last month. he pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct for an incident that took place in scottsdale but the general manager says they did their homework and he says you can't have all boy scouts on your team. today we also got our first good look at the new $50 million man. that's the wide receiver antonio brown wearing his familiar number 84. and short shorts as he took part in the organized team activities. one writer says he does practice at a different speed. by the sound of it the feeling is mutual. >> he's lining me up in all kinds of positions, carrying up the offense see if i'm able to mentally pick up what i'm doing. another good day, always challenging and always high- energy always detail fundamental. >>> in a couple of months the football season rolls around and we w

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they include aretha franklin, loretta lynn and lionel richie. >> >> coming up, 20 years with beautifulusic made in oakland. next, why the oakland gay men's course said its mission is about being heard. we look back at what changed and ahead to what is to come. seresto, seresto, seresto. jake... seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. seresto, seresto, seresto. ohh no, jake. seresto. 8-month. seresto, seresto, seresto. >>> what a day it has been on the markets. you see the dow jones industrial average is going to close firmly in negative territory. it is down by almost 2 and 1/2 purse.2%. a problem on the s&p 500 which is down by almost 2 1/2. the nasdaq is down by well over 3 and 1/3rd press because of an escalating trade war between the united states and china. >> now to bay area people. we open with the chorus, to give voice with song where every one matters. they celebrate 20 years and prepare for a performance this we

. >> turashad richie joins us and adrianna, national columnist. >> what was your takeaway?ing tone. it's important to highlight during that speech biden said specifically that he will not talk negative of the democrats. he's the first democrat to say something like that and it made that crowd go wild. i think he's ready to fine-tune his message and methodology as far as delivering his message to people. right now you have a joe biden who's up in the polls by double digits. the guy seems to be untouchable at the moment but we'll see what happens after the first presidential debate in june. >> after that first presidential debate, and it gets a little tighter, let's say, do you think then he might have something negative to say about the other con tebders? >> i had a conversation with my friend this morning, and i said, we'll see what happens after that first debate. people tend to start tar ggetin individuals at that first presidential debate. i'm sure bernie sanders is coming in guns blazing, so we'll see if vice president biden is able to remain above the fray even with pe

guy richie directed this. that's crazy for him to be directing aladdin.itchie fan. >> jimmy: did you have a cutout of him in your room? >> not quite. i love guy. guy is literally one of my favorite people. the only thing i say about guy is sometimes he's one of those people that doesn't text back. he forgets to text back. there are five messages just from me. you know? but i remember it was his birthday, and i was like i'm going to face time him and sing happy birthday. i face time him. he doesn't pick up. i text him and i'm like pick up your face time. he picks up. i'm singing happy birthday. i'm thinking why is he shirtless? and so you know, i get through happy birthday. i'm like where are you? and i said oh, where's your wife? what's going on? he turns the camera around and there sitting next to him is a shirtless david beckham. >> jimmy: whoa. what? >> a bit of context. a bit of context. >> jimmy: this is a bomb shell. wow. good for him. that's a huge score. >> okay. quick, better context. they were at a spa. okay? you know it's his 50th birthday. i l

. >> juan: we love hearing from richie rich. >> jesse: i am the lowest paid guy here.ore you probably are. >> juan: lisa, when you see something like bill nye go wild like that or you hear about the rallies today, they had a big one in washington at howard university, it makes me think that the democrats see political advantage in talking about the green new deal, climate change and the like. republicans don't see an advantage, you just heard from jesse, but they don't have any plans, what do you make of that? speeds -- >> lisa: i would say that democrats are dumb if that is what they are assuming. i would say for republicans if you look at this, part of the reason we have been leading the world and reducing carbon emissions is because of innovation and natural gas paid for the democrats want to move us entirely off of fossil fuels which makes 80% of the united states energy consumption, but pertaining to the rust belt states, have fun going out to michigan, wisconsin and talking about how you're going to got jobs they are, jack up energy prices which disproportionatel

out where they are in richy canyon, there are downed fences or she could have been attacked. >> treating burrows is nothing uncommon. but what is unique about this case, waffles' age. you see, they think she is only a few days old. >> her little umbilical cord is still attached. it's drying up right now. and there is no teeth. it's all gum. so she is pretty young. >> because waffles is only a few days old, she still needs to be fed with a bottle. >> she is being loved by everybody here. everyone wants to have a chance at giving her the bottle. >> although it's not as easy as it looks. however, she's now recovering, and could be available for adoption within a matter of months. >> because of her, how she has been introduced to humans, yeah, the chances of her being released out into the wild are slim to none. she's just bonded, you know, to people. she comes up, nudges you. >> but don't expect waffles to be this little for long. from the inland empire burro, rob mcmillan, abc7 news. >> cute. >> yeah, she is adorable. >>> these sea lions are exactly where they should be, hanging out and en

we had other presentation from richie neal about what's happening on the tax. it is clear, it is the law of the land. it is very clear, it is the law of the land. and then, of course, jerry nadler spoke in the beginning to give us a context for all of this. excuse me. right now, the judiciary committee is marking out the d.r.e.a.m. act. we do have our legislative agenda that we're moving forward on. it was a very positive meeting, a respectful sharing of ideas, and i think a very impressive presentation by our chairs. we do believe that it's important to follow the facts. we believe that no one is above the law, including the president of the united states, and we believe that the president of the united states is engaged in a cover-up, in a cover-up, and -- [ inaudible question ] >> -- members on impeachment or content -- >> strong words coming out after a divisive -- oh -- >> points of view. really, we have this important -- >> can you still have that meeting, though, with all of this happening? >> all right, nancy pelosi only taking one question there, and t

hayward police inspector frazier richie was called in to have a look. >> the car was locked. it was secured. that's why we believe michelle was possibly somewhere around here. we had no clue where to start looking. >> what could be seen through the tinted windows looked fine, as if michelle left the car here herself all morning. a flurry of worried phone calls went back and forth among michelle's friends and family. what should they do? >> it was chaotic. but we weren't thinking the worst at the time. >> christine and her family began packing for the eight-hour drive. michael rushed over to nearby hayward to join michelle's friends and fellow students who were already handing out "missing" posters near the parking garage. had anyone seen her? >> we just wanted to find her. we didn't think anything bad happened to her. >> where was she? they hammered her iphone with more than a hundred calls and texts. and heard in response -- nothing. then 12:45 p.m., 15 hours after michelle was last seen, finally a text from her phone. i'm not missing, it read. my phone has been acting crazy

steve richy. we were here at the last meeting with several of these water supplies assessments and there are four that are held over from that meeting plus one additional one today. the one for balboa reservoir. these items constitute the same action for commission which is to provide information to the planning department that the planning department's request relative to the availability of water supply for the proposed projects. because the planning department is about to commence the ceqa review so we are required by state law to provide the planning department information about water supply availability. these projects at this point in time have been a little bit more challenging to do than previously because of the nature of the state where you resources control board action back last december which adopted the water quality control plan for the bay delta for the san jaoquin side which was for the river. we have a straight forward a cements is there or not the water supply. in these cases we

richie neal, the chair of the ways and means committee and steny hoyer. where's dick durbin? senate whip, whatever the title is in the senate -- >> number 2. >> debby stabenow of michigan, a leader on all of these issues in her committees in the congress. our assistant speaker, the whip of the house, democratic whip, mr. clyburn. chair of the -- i love saying chair. the chair of the transportation infrastructure committee appropriate to this discussion, mr. defazzio and the top democrat on the finance committee in the united states senate, ron widen. so we came with commitment, with knowledge, with hopefully shared vision of creating a great jobs initiative for our country and the spirit of. eisenhower when he instituted the highway -- the interstate highway system. it was important for jobs and mobility. it was a national security initiative. it was bipartisan. lyndon johnson and same rayburn and the house and senate, president of the united states, dwight eisenhower. we hoped we could do something comparable. unfortunately the president isn't ready for that. thank you all v

. >>> and richie incognito has pled guilty of charges of criminal damage and disorderly conduct. an argument with his grandmother last year. and just two days before that, he was arrested in a separate incident at a funeral home. the plea comes as the raiders just signed incognito to a one- year deal the. >>> in houston, a young girl is recovering this morning after she was hit by a foul ball at last night's astros game. >>> in the minor leagues. we got some guys am. >> it happened in the fourth inning of the cubs-astros game. albert almora jr., hit a foul line drive into the stands. the ball striking the young girl. almora clearly distraught. in this photo, you can clearly see the young fan in tears but alert and being held by a man believed to be her father. she was rushed to the hospital. >> with god willing, i'll be able to have a relationship with this little girl for the rest of my life. prayers right now. that's all i can control. >> the astros released a statement saying the astros send our thoughts and prayers to the family. >>> major delays on bart this morning. emily w

richie i don't know if you went to yale law school the head of the democratic party in georgia he joinsyou. i'm glad. did i not. i have mixed feelings about this. i have got to throw it out there. it's a little weird the party that's against white privilege has elevated all these old men to positions of prominence in the democratic primary, isn't it? you can't contextualize white politics. white privilege is a things. i know many will say well, this is simply something outside of the political hemisphere but also inside and outside of the political hemisphere. let's talk about mayor pete. you just talked about how mayor pete is doing well in the polls because cory booker allies are saying this has to do with white privilege. you forgot to mention where mayor pete himself said this has to do with white privilege that himself has been a white man for 37 years in the united states and he has interacted as a white man. >> tucker: he has been a white man for 37 years. >> that's right, tucker. >> tucker: he has been a white man for 37 years. has he been arrested for this? no one noticed until

current 49 err richie james to see who can run the fastest 40-yard dash.ot in this event, but kyler murray, he just might smoke all of these dudes. a fun moment from the bucks/raptors game last night. packers liner on the jumbotron chugging two beers. we timed him at three seconds per beer. dan will do it with daiquiris, i have seen it happen. he challenges aaron rodgers. hold one moment, hang on, i'm the quarterback. i'm going to take my time here. oh, can't do it. taps out. he wins. he celebrates with another beer. this is what linemen do. later brewers outfielder christian yelich decides to jump in on this and this game is in milwaukee so the crowd is going berserk. downs it. back to rodgers. no, i'm not playing. i'm not -- you didn't even have a whole cup of beer. rodgers later tweeted, make it a scotch next time. spencer will do that with, what? >> cabernet. >> i just field sad k.d. has to keep answering questions from people saying, oh, are they better without him. that has to be tough. >> so tough. >> especially when you are hurt and every tv show -