here's margot robbie in "amsterdam."r caught >> i was >> they started talking to valerie, and she's not well. and please, darling girl, stop crying >> it's only natural for her to cry. i think she just found out her friend is dead we couldn't keep it from her for forever. >> i'm not so ill that i can't talk to people >> you leave me here with this invalid when you know very well that i think she should be hospitalized it's for her own good. >> don't you ever say that to me again >> i can't handle -- [ talking over each other >> please! please ladies stop i'm sorry. i'm sorry i had to raise my voice. >> jimmy: yeah margot robbie, everybody [ cheers and applause "amsterdam" hits theaters october 7th. we'll be right back with bobby moynihan stick around [ cheers and applause ♪ [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] ♪ keep it comin' love ♪ ♪ keep it comin' love ♪ ♪ don't stop it now, don't stop it no ♪ ♪ don't stop it now, don't stop

at the time, jones essentially accused robbie parker of faking his emotion that day.ones actually -- his actual quote at the time, quote, he is laughing, and then he goes over and starts basically breaking down and crying. he said that about a father who suffered the worst fate that can happen to any parent. the plaintiff's lawyer asked jones about those attacks on parker who was at the trial today, and that's when the courtroom exploded. >> robbie parker is sitting right here. see real, isn't he? >> yes. >> and for years, you put a target on his back, didn't you? >> objection in the form of the -- >> well, i mean -- >> didn't you? >> i said his name, that's true. i said other people's names. that's who they are. >> you put a target on his back, just like you did every single parent and loved one sitting here. >> no i didn't. >> that's argumentative. no foundation for it, and it's inappropriate -- >> these are real people. >> i think you told him to move on. >> just like all the iraqis that you liberals killed and love. you're unbelievable. you switch on emotions on a

it's thought that was a reference to sir robbie gibb, a former bbc editor who went to work as theresa director of communications and was appointed to the bbc board last year. there was both criticism and approval of emily matliss�*s comments with a friend of sir robbie gibb telling newspapers he is committed to delivering change, to making impartiality the genuine priority. meanwhile, keith russell felt the speech didn't receive enough attention on bbc news. the bbc did put out a statement in response to the speech, which reads like this: the extent to which impartiality has become a fraught issue for the bbc was reinforced this week by a bbc ruling against radio two presenter and safe cycling advocate jeremy vine. an internal investigation found he had reached impartiality rules, by expressing his support for low traffic neighbourhoods. a decision that had a mixed response. david harrington thought: but maria david disagrees. well, we hoped to discuss the bbc�*s approach to impartiality over the next four weeks with a bbc executive. u nfortu nately, no—one was available to do so this

robbie williams was talking to colin patterson. time for a look at the weather.

it is thought that was a reference to sir robbie gibb, a former bbc editor who went to work as theresactor of communications and was appointed to the bbc board last year. there was both criticism and approval of emily matliss�*s comments with a friend of sir robbie gibb telling news papers, he is committed to delivering change, to making impartiality the genuine priority. meanwhile, keith russell felt the speech didn't receive enough attention on bbc news. i note with interest your lack of interest in emily mate liz's of interest in emily matliss�*s comments about your bias. kind of proves her point. the bbc did put out a statement in response to the speech which reads like this: the bbc places the highest value on due impartiality and accuracy and we apply these principles to our reporting on all issues as we've made clear previously in relation to newsnight. we did not take action as a result of any pressure from number we did not take action as a result of any pressure from number 10 or government and to suggest otherwise was wrong. the bbc down the programme breached its editorial

robbie. robbie is professor history at jackson state university and director of the margaret walker. his books include a collection of essays entitled redefining liberal arts education in the 21st century and t paterson and the wise south dilemma evolving resistance, black advancement. i serve the board for the void. the book festival. i'm sorry. along with robbie. robbie, take it away from the venue in the lobby. so glad to see such a wonderful audience and it's my pleasure to introduce our esteemed panelists today. i will start with dr. eddie glaude. eddie glaude is the james mcdonald distinguished university professor and chair of the department of african-american studies at princeton university. he's the former president of the american academy of religion, the largest professional organization of scholars of religion in the world. he's the author of several important books, including his most recent work that we're here to talk about today. begin again, james baldwin's america and its u

named robbie lance. he turned to me -- and he was such a wonderful man, robbie lance -- he said to me, i am not going to promote anybody. you should go to los angeles. you will make a lot of money and you will be an agent there. because i'm not going tomorrow -- to promote anybody. he got me an interview at caa, and ray kurtz and said, you are too old to go into the mailroom. so i did what i normally do, i peppered him with calls. i think i called him three times a day, every day, for two weeks. and he turns to me, and he was another great man, and he said come on thursday, he said, if you can be out here on monday, you got a job in the mailroom. i got out there and bought a used car for $1500 or something. i was in the mailroom and everybody was younger. i was off to the races. david: very often i read that people work in the mailroom. i think david geffen started in the mailroom. what actually happens in a mailroom in these talent agency firms that allows people to rise up? ariel: you made copies of sc

with hello from now you robbie. my name is when to come while we are out from the 77 percent less show for you africa. young majority. it is always such a pleasure to have you review this week. so will be focusing on parenthood and the unique set of challenges that young people are facing as they try and raise the next generation. yes, more of what's coming up in the show. in the gambia, we meet a group of young people, determined to fight maternal mortality. we find out how long parental lead is across the continent. and in kenya we hear how women are breaking motherhood. stewart type that up, held them back with that off in the gambia, where like in many parts of the world, child birth is deal killing women. however, a group of young public health students led by sort of the boy want to put an end to this. they have found ways to protect we men before, during and after childbirth. take a look at their story. but jermarta is pregnant and excited to meet her child, but she's nervous to maternal mortality in her coun

as for robbie, he says he's got his life back again.workplace environment as well. the people around are a lot friendlier, a lot less competitive. i'm a bit more confident in myself. i'm not going tojust let these situations, like, happen again. i've spoken to so many people in direct sales making this doc. they are promised so much. while a few of them might make it, the reality is that some people are falling through the cracks without any protection. and until things change, the responsibility falls to them to look out for themselves. and maybe there's a wider question around why we feel so much pressure to give off this successful image online. maybe what we see as success needs to change. hello there. summer 2022 was certainly a memorable one, wasn't it? and as we bring summer to a close, these are some of the standout headlines — england'sjoint warmest summer on record, and the driest year so far for the uk since 1976. now, there is actually some rain in the forecast as we go through friday and towards the weekend. the weather is

a thought they will grade level will pretty much do hello from now you robbie. my name is when to come while we're out from the 77 percent racial for you . african young majority. it is all you is such a pleasure to have you be back this week. so we'll be focusing on parents who it and the new set of challenges that.

none of us fainted by doing it, but a friend of ours to robbie. i thought, you know you're busy in jakarta is home to more than 30000000 people and it's traffic is infamous. it also contributes largely to jakarta as pollution levels at the zombie station. people can hop on for a cheap 20 minute ride. the idea is this. there has been a pandora virus outbreak, unleashing the walking dead. they know they feast soldiers with fake rifles, how passengers get to 50, and the safest place to be is on the train. this game is all around 20 minutes. adel by mid on a long but the than the minute if and on the if you are not planning, most of the people usually planning at the 1st time of trouble thought. all right. got it one minute because he he just came in and came out critically. just the cool show will not be enough to win jakarta has residence of their bikes and cars. but for now, people are enjoying the show or unique is that, that fit the debate. there's more stories from the region on our website and as ever you can follow us on facebook and twitter g

the government should ensure that such incidents do not happen again. homer, robbie, did you know they must act? okay. they thought they should keep an eye on these perpetrators. all the local, honeywell, image of those are message is always the same. these acts are not accepted by religion, but it with i thought religion never teaches people to be undisciplined turbos. well, that as in order to go short, our duty is to spread that knowledge to every one ill gunners as we did at merrill go, right? are those people who don't follow that and harm others, even if the government fails to punish them? allah will trust. but this teachings don't always reach the grass root pulled there, see that there are also many places in the country, but muslims held the hindus to celebrate their religious festival, but this aid is failing to uphold that harmony. i'm other shock to rashid lacroix, umbrella, but her trunk get hot, gibbs. this is very frustrating that the perpetrators go unpunished, didn't the video should get better? hold on, i will over that too. so they feel encouraged to stage attacks o

it turned to me and he was such a wonderful man, robbie lance.said to me, i am not going to promote anybody. you should go to los angeles. you will make a lot of money and you will be an agent there. he got me an interview at caa, and he said you are too old to go to the mailroom. i did what i normally do, i peppered him with calls. i think i called him three times a day every day. he turned to me, another great man, and he said, on thursday, he said if you can be here on monday, you got a job in the mailroom. i got out there and bought a used car for $1500 or something. i was in the mailroom and everybody was younger and i was off to the races. david: very often i read that people work in the mailroom. what happens in a mailroom in these talent agency firms that allows people to rise up? ariel: you made copies of scripts. you drive the scrips around to clients or studio heads, and you deliver paperwork, get lunches, and then you become an assistant, then you become an agent, if you are good enough. that process of, you know, learning the town. d

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, by the british soldiers and other quince watch. professor mushroom wannna is a historian at ne robbie's united states in dallas, and only by the time he says, people across africa have mixed feelings about queen elizabeth. we are loose, will see the queen from presenting the colonial past. and she is the last of the monarchical english monex who had something to do with colonialism. and because she's, was there all the atrocities associated with colonial really, she took responsibility. people do not have hostility towards elizabeth as a person, not till it is towards the system. she presented. she do not created she narrative theater to these kenyans have many different feelings about her. i don't think the death of the queen affects me, please. i am pretty young and she's pretty estate as she's a british. and um, i'm canyon's, it doesn't matter to me that much. she balanced against all the time was that was going on in the world and but not only her nation into a new century up, but also african nations like ours were love for the british. you apologize. i feel apology is only a word

robbie williams.lanet other than earth. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. today, we've seen temperatures around 19 degrees. tomorrow could be a little bit warmer. today has brought a mixture of sunshine and cloud, perhaps the best of sunshine has been around coastal areas for many inland parts. we've seen the cloud building up to the day, just a little bit of sunshine coming through now and again. but a lot of that cloud that we've seen developing over land will break up this evening and overnight, we'll find some clearer spells developing. but towards the northwest of scotland, this is where we'll see the cloud thickening and some rain beginning to push in. otherwise, dry overnight. little bit chilly by morning — temperatures could be lower than these in rural areas and we could start the day with some mist and fog in the southeast of england. but on the whole, a brighter start with more sunshine more widely in the morning. but again, we'll see the cloud increasin

it led to a robby gold field goal.t drive, threw four straight passes leading to a touchdown, and like getting on a bike is what he told me. >> reporter: fans hope that bike is headed to the super bowl. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> offfield drama with the raiders, las vegas police are looking for a fan who appeared to slam the rival qb this weekend. it was caught on video. yesterday the raiders lost to the arizona cardinals. after a game-ending fumble, kyler murray was high fiving fans when a fan smacked his face. look at it carefully. a hand comes down on him when another fan is clapping his shoulder. it's unkplaer if there was on purpose or if it was an accident. head coach kliff kingsbury said he hopes police make an arrest and get that person banned from future games. >>> still ahead, a northern california woman who faked her kidnapping sentenced to prison. we're going to tell you how long she'll be in jail. >>> also, what it meant to help celebrate hispanic heritage at an oakland school ended up being a

robbie shelton shelton shot on the are 311. check this out. off the stick gives him an easy putt. later, rolling in the birdie putt. is y 500. two shots behind. becky had and her aces are one win away fm the championship. the sun had other plans. alyssa thompson the the steel. taking the contact. u can count it. it is a big night for thomas. how about the firste in wnba history. towels were waving. i would say they have life. they win 105-76. game 4 ig up sunday. don't forget the sea, right around the corner. it fees like it has been just a couple of months. that's what happens n you win a championship. > >> coming up, the cowboy and clean. the friendship she had with a >> uber is investigating a hack into the computer network. the wall street journal reported that they resorted to shutting n their internal messaging systeme report said someone sent a messe to employees claiming to be res. be responsible. > >> tomorrow the new iphone is hitting stores. apple is releasing the iphone 14 pro and promax. it has a more powerful camera and the fastest chip avae for smart phones. some pe

at the time, jones essentially accused robbie parka faking his motion that day his actual quote at theing down and crying. he said that about a father who suffered the worst day that can happen to any parent. the plaintiffs lawyer asked jones about the attack on parker is at the trial today, and that was when the courtroom exploded. >> he's real, isn't he? >> u.s.. >> and for years, you put a target on his back, didn't you? didn't you? >> i made i said his name -- >> you put a target on his back, just like you did every single parent and loved one sitting here. >> no i didn't >> this is speculative, there is no foundation for it, and it's inappropriate. >> let's move on. >> just like all the iraqis you liberals kill and love. you switch on emotions all on and off when you want >> when i show a little respect? >> objection >> your have families in this courtroom, the laws children, sisters, wives. moms. >> arena? i've already said i am sorry hundreds of times, i'm done same sorry. >> joining us from the new york times elizabeth williamson who's covered this trial. she's the author of th

robbie shelton shelton shot on the are 311. check this out. off the stick gives him an easy putt. later, rolling in the birdie putt. is y 500. two shots behind. becky had and her aces are one win away fm the championship. the sun had other plans. alyssa thompson the the steel. taking the contact. u can count it. it is a big night for thomas. how about the firste in wnba history. towels were waving. i would say they have life. they win 105-76. game 4 ig up sunday. don't forget the sea, right around the corner. it fees like it has been just a couple of months. that's what happens n you win a championship. > >> coming up, the cowboy and clean. the friendship she had with a every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. >> uber is investigating a hack into the comput

hear from the a-list cast of "amsterdam" fresh off their london premiere, christian bale, margot robbies chris rock's biggest fan? ♪ la la la la la ♪ >>> say bonjour to "emily in paris." we have an inside look at season 3. why this season is more adventurous than ever. ♪ i need some hot stuff ♪ >>> it's day two of our "deals & steals." lara teaming up with tory johnson for more fab finds. ♪ finally it has happened to me ♪ >>> plus, it's a fab morning with niecy nash-betts joining us live in times square, and she's saying -- >> both: good morning, america. >>> good morning, america. great to have niecy nash-betts here. we always laugh and smile when she's here, and we'll talk about her new show and i think she's going to stick around to help us with "deals & steals." >> absolutely. we're looking forward to this. a special one, niecy will stick around for "deals & steals," tory and lara, day two of lara's fab finds for "deals & steals." that's all ahead. >> a lot to look forward to. >>> also, the latest on the new study on school uniforms. about 25% of children here in the united states w

the pro and pro it it's not as bad as it but again, you know, to iphone >> i now is my time because robbielisten. you. you always say when things go down and like things don't look good. that's when i should not be afraid. and i should buy. so that was >> yeah. there's all sorts. 4ptoxic about coca-cola would b considered cheap and safe. whereas apple probably has a little bit more down side at this point in time. but long term it like the name. okay. and big pictures. stocks are slumping. stocks are there's nothing we can really do about. it were 2 so seeing inflation come down a little bit. we need to see inflation come down to 4% or 3%. it's at 8.3. it's way too high. the fed do everything they can to not cut interest rates. we need something like a bank to fail or what's happening with bonds to really get complex and hurt like up britain's economy. we need something big. we need to moment where everyone wants out of stocks. and that's when you by i will tell you when that happens, promise i'll get during play sports as a kid, you know, get little robbie may be playing baseball. >> socc

kansas city, the royals luke weaver and seattle's robby ray stood in place for the national anthem and stood and stood and then it became a battle and their teammates got involved, sending water towels, even a thorough gun for a massage finally gives up and the rays win, but both of them were ejected. the contest delayed the start of the game, and the empires were very annoyed, staring contest almost right, stand up. who i don't know. i hope it was organic getting ejected. don't know about that. yeah. and a shout out to natalie davis and callie rampant, huge shout out the two seniors at oklahoma's we woke up high school suited up to make sure their football team didn't have to forfeit again. the tigers the school there has about 200 kids. they were in danger of not having enough players. so yeah, the ladies natalie and callie, they stepped up. that is a small school. my high school, by the way, had like 4000. they did more than just put on that uniform, though, natalie picked up a tackle and a kick off. she also had a punt that went about 45 yards. 45 yards is a very good puns. at any

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robbie parker took the stand. year-old emily parker, who died in the shooting. he said he suffered years of online abuse, death threats and harassment because of alex jones. >> it was almost like i knew when alex jones said something because we would get a huge wave of stuff. and so that is when i knew something was up and that is when i knew i needed to step up my game, so to speak. as far as being vigilant about what is going on. >> a judge has already found alex jones liable for defamation but now the story is set to decide how much you must pay. the families of eight sandy hook victims and an fbi agent who responded to the shooting. they say jones has claimed that the shooting was a hoax , led to years of abuse. alex jones specifically called out robbie parker during the coverage of the shooting parker was one of the first parents to speak to the media after the attack. jones honed in on his nervous laughter. just ahead of a news conference about his own daughter, the day after she was murdered. parker's lawye

robby chaudry has known him for decades.he wrote "adnan's story" about her friend's long fight to clear his name. >> i was shocked, he was one of the sweetest kids i knew. one of my brother's friends. i said, this can't be right. they brought up his religion over and over, basically made it look like it was a muslim honor killing, and he didn't stand a chance. they painted him like some kind of a depraved, violent, muslim man. he was a 17-year-old kid who had no history of violence or crime or anything. >> reporter: it would take another 14 years for the world to know about adnan's story. after rabia brought it to a podcast of all places. >> we're telling the story of hae min lee, killed in baltimore in 1999, and the story of adnan syed, her boyfriend who was contradicted by the crime. >> reporter: the serial became a smash hit, one of the most listened to podcasts ever, with hundreds of millions of downloads. every week diving deep into adnan's story, often questioning the lack of evidence brought up during the trial. >> th

howard: joining us now, robby soave and gillian turner, fox news anchor and correspondent.chief of staff wants more coverage of biden's accomplishments, but what about his point there should be fewer and less talking head panels about mar-a-lago? >> he says he wants more coverage of president biden's accomplishments. no, i think they probably want a lot of coverage of what trump is up to. they want to to keep trump front and center because they know while he's still popular with a session segment of republican voters, the kinds of people need to win over, independents, democrats who are dissatisfied with covid policies, school policies, they are turned off, frankly, by donald trump's aptics. no, i think ron klain wants people talking about trump all the tile. -- time. howard: well, that's the opposite of what he said. pundits go on and on and on about trump and the doj and the affidavit's coming and, wow, it's really redacted. i get it's a great detective story, but even when nothing has happened for days, that seems to be the default programming. >> with the story so far,

so now it's a former england cricket robbie bo power who played alongside my way in the pac on super li grubby. thank you so much for joining his hair analogy 0. you of course, to spend quite a lot of time in pakistan in recent years. what sort of receptions you think the england players can expect the i was, i think an amazing reception. i mean, they'll be welcomed with open arms, it different just it taste toll very hospitable. and they just love the love, the fact that they've got cricket, they're an international cricket coming back there. i mean that the fans just over the moon about it and it's so hard to realize what actually means to them if you're not there and you know, seen it with your own eyes. so i think i think it will be a great welcome for, for the lindsey and robbie of the other countries have, have returns pack on and played recently, but it's a bit of added significance to england going back there now. yeah, i think so with, you know, with all the history with england and cricket, one of the, one of the major nations that england off, i think it's a matter of poin

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the 41 year-old won 20 grand slam titles. 3rd behind robbie on the doll and novak djokovich. >> he saidis is that this let his last professional tournament. >> will be the laver cup in london. federer was ranked number one for 310 weeks in his career. he won wimbledon 8 times, including 5 times in a row 3 to '07. he said that he will play more tennis in the future, but not in grand slams or on the tour. i'm 41 years old. i play more than 1500 matches over 24 years. >> tennis history to be more than i ever would have. trent and now must recognize when it is time to end my competitive career. so want to thank you all from the bottom of my heart to everyone around the world was help make the dreams of a young swiss ball could come true. finally to the game of tennis. i love you. i will never leave you. >> that wraps up kron. 4 news at 6. we'll see you tonight at 8 o'clock. have a nice evening, everybody. ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ ♪ (don't stop me) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ having a good time ♪ ♪ i'm a shooting star leaping through the sky like a tiger ♪ ♪ defying the laws of gr

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insect back from the brink of extinction and i'm gary to robbie in great britain to see how overlooked industrial wastelands are being turned into a bug reserves. new zealand is rich in wildlife and because of its isolation there are hundreds of plants and animals that involved here but i found no where else. that human introduce pass have threatened and even wiped out many species. one of those in the native when a punk. it's one of the world's heaviest in six and has been around for a hundred and ninety million use even out leaving the dinosaur. they used to be found older than you sealant but now they close to extinction. these amazing ancient creatures play of fine to roll in the system. and without the other native plants and wildlife cou also disappear forever. the oakland zoo has launched a set of programs to save the way to punga or better. starting within the new interactive exhibition that aims to excite the next generation about. six like a month. featuring giant three d. model in six weeks educational games and puzzles. blood lab shows just how fast [inaudible] the these ar

robbie shelton shelton on the par three 11th. check this out. up in the air. bounces up, hits the flag right. right there. tax it in for bertie. later on 11, the defending champ for bertie. roles abandon the former cal bears currently five shots under. two shots behind the lea. the leader. life continues to get better and better for steph curry. according to the rolling stone, get this. the warrior star is close to signing a lifetime agreement with under a. under armour. the deal is worth $1 billion. that is close to michael jordan and lebron james apparel deal with nike. i tell you what, $1 billion, not bad for steph curry. he already has what feels like a lifetime contract with the warriors and now this. >> i think steph curry is set for life. >> is living the dream. just test to when that golf championship in tahoe and he has has done it all. > >> still ahead at 5:00, a packed packed house as a puerto rican music superstar puts on a show. my fans say it is about more than just the music. > >> he is true to his language, true to his people. he is just unapol

but transitioning from the deaf community to ordinary society and i, robbie was rocky, things didn't get easier when rosalind and julia started a family there for children whose ages range from 15 to 3 months can all here, despite myths about deafness being hereditary, they give them copious amounts of joy and even help. ready the early stages of parenting were tough, not hearing her children cry when hungry, for instance. but the couple managed, developing a special communication channel. now the battle to put their kids through school as job opportunities are scarce for deaf people in kenya, despite julius and rosalind qualifications. so they started a small grocery business. mm mm. according to the 2010 kenya disability survey, there were about 800000 deaf people in kenya. but the states still has not provided structures or even policies to support people with hearing disabilities. meanwhile, rosalyn and julia stride on their own, in their quiet world ably bring up their children against the odds. ah, thank you. what's her up for that report? as the fact is, we can do a lot more t

this is avi robbie humor, research us how to lower emissions in the energy sector. so when you build a plan right now, you make $22.00, it operation lifetime will extend to 2052. and the question is, you know, we do need natural gas. we are using that natural gas structure be useful, so 2 years from now. but despite all these warnings, it seems to be pretty much business as usual. a recent investigation by the guardian reveals that oil and gas companies have plans to massively expand that production. again, we put this to the gas industry, the i o g p said using gas to replace coal is a no brainer. that it's the job of energy companies to meet demands at the job of government to change that them on the edge. and you said that gas is critical for an achievable, affordable, sustainable, and secure the carbon evasion of the global energy system. they also respectfully disagree that there's no room for more natural gas. that's the thing that the gas industry completely overlooks. this is lauren stockman, who had the research at oil change international climate advocacy