with ben roy's service station one more slide here on ben roy's. this is a tweet. from the journalist jehan jones i don't know if you know jahan jones in 2019 when he posted this tweet, he covered the race beat for the huffington post. he now works. for the readout blog on msnbc. here's what you need to know about jahan. he's really smart and his specialty is black history. in 2019 jahan and i traveled to mississippi together. he got there a day before i did. on that day. he visited brian's grocery and he posted this tweet look at it. he says powerful first day in mississippi here is brian's grocery. and then he posted a picture of the wrong building. he showed up. and he saw one building in ruin and one building beautifully restored. any thought well if this is ground zero the movement, obviously it must be the restored building, but he was wrong. now to his credit this sign that you see on the left hand side of this tweet that tells the story of bryant's grocery. the sign is 33 and a half feet from each building like it is precisely. in the middle, and you know,

one more slide here on ben roy's. this is a tweet from the journalist, i don't know if you know him. in 2019 when he posted this tweet, he covered the race before the haunting post, he now works for the readout log on msnbc. here is what you need to know about him. he is really smart and his specialty's black history. in 2019 we traveled to mississippi together. he got there a day before i did. on that day he visited bryant's grocery and he posted this tweet. powerful first day in mississippi. here is bryant's grocery, and then he posted a picture of the wrong building. he showed up and he saw one building in ruin and one building beautifully restored and he thought, well if this is ground zero obviously must be the restored building but he was wrong. to his credit, the sign that you see on the left-hand side that tells the story of bryant's grocery, design is a 33 and a half feet from each building. it is precisely in the middle. you know why, right? even if you don't, you know why because when the county put the sig

roy had tried it before.s to take his own life. that this was not something that was just created by michelle carter. >> right. michelle for a year and a half always tried to persuade him not to commit suicide. he always rejected her thoughts of staying alive. and it was not until literally the last two weeks of his life where michelle finally endorsed his plan. >> i think that's where people have the biggest problem with this case is why? why would she encourage him? and she is supposed to be his friend? >> well, she came to the realizization that he did not want to live anymore. and his words were, i will only hate you if you tell somebody about my plan. while the prosecution presented michel as a -- >> the defense portrayed her as a victim who was taking antidepressants for her own mental health issues and ways no shape to help a suicidal friend. >> she was going through her own struggles. >> she was remembered by his suicidal thinking and so you take that and you mix in her own issues that she was struggl

>> trevor: roy, that is not what happen. please, do not believe anything you read in the tabloids. >> you came in here, you set me up, you talk to me because you knew you were going to set down at the end of the conversation with me. stepped down from their show. didn't tell nobody -- look at what you did to ronny! look at ronny's face! do you know! ronny didn't know! i've never seen an asian this confused in my life! ronny is your friend! you could at least turn to ronny. you could have turned to ronny and say, ronny, you need to get the [bleep] out of here, some shit about to go down. but you didn't do that. that are sick. i understand, you can't be giving immigrants these jobs because these immigrants, you come over here and you don't treat the job right. >> trevor: roy, we had a wonderful seven years together. it has nothing to do with you. you inspired me, if anything. i was thanking you in a way. >> that's what's up. he was thanking me, he was going to come over here and you think i will just do traffic. what you want?

. >> roy m.circuit. he saw and knew a lot of things. >> he had dirt on a lot of people. he wanted to spread dirt on a lot of people. >> there were times where i actually saw him dictating copy for gossip columns, which i found really fascinating. >> roy cohen and murdoch became friendly and, in fact, cohen represented murdoch at some point. >> there isn't anything i would not do because law and that is winning. >> cohen -- >> interviews was the worst -- single worst human being i've ever encountered. >> cohen would boast about you never apologize, you never go on defense, you always go on offense. deny everything, admit nothing, launch counterattack. >> attack, attack, attack. >> attack, attack, attack. >> don't accept. don't compromise. kill them. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> very special wish. >> and hyperbole is not a lie. what trump said to me when i interviewed him, he said cohen is my mentor. >> what rupert knew was if you get in with the likes of roy cohen, you're getting in with this risi

to get vicious, hire roy cohn." >> roy m., esquire. he was out on the party circuit. he saw and knew a lot of things. >> he had dirt on a lot of people. he wanted to spread dirt on a lot of people. >> there were times when i actually saw him dictating copy for gossip columns, which i found really fascinating. >> roy cohn and murdoch became friendly. and in fact, cohn represented murdoch at some point. >> there isn't anything i would not do, because i believe there's only one answer in an adversary profession like law, and that is winning. >> cohn was easily, of all the people i've profiled or done interviews with, was the single worst human being i've ever encountered. cohn would boast about you never apologize. you never go on defense. you always go on offense. >> deny everything, admit nothing, launch counter attack. attack, attack, attack. >> attack, attack, attack, attack. >> don't accept it, don't compromise. kill them. >> do you have a very special wish? >> and hyperbole is not a lie. what trump said to me when i interv

[cheers and applause] >> trevor: roy, roy -- >> they sold their body for money, they understand. >> trevorou need a camera so badly that you are willing to do all that? >> i had to make the audition tape to get on conan o'brien. >> trevor: okay, that seems -- are you healthy now? does that affect you? >> no, man, i feel pretty good for the most part. >> trevor: let's get to the traffic. >> i would get to the traffic but i will be honest with you, i got to get to macy's right click. [cheers and applause] got to get up to 57th street. >> trevor: roy wood jr., everybody. all right, when we come back, i'll be talking to the legendary brandi carlile. so don't go away. [cheers and applause] >> let's talk about this whole thing with woke. woke means never having to say you are sorry. >> woke is racist. >> woke means equity, diversification, gender and racial disparities. >> this wokeness that is happening at madison's madison and jefferson's house. >> you know what woke means, you are a loser. >> woke is drag queens and children in church. >> the woke is the new religion of the left. >> the new h

. >> roy cohn. >> if you need somebody to get riches, hire roy cohn. >> he was on the party circuit. had dirt on a lot of people. he wanted to spread dirt on a lot of people. i saw him dictating copy for gossip columns, which i found fascinating. >> rupert murdoch and cohn became friendly. cohn represented murdoch at some point. >> i believe there is one answer in an adversary profession like law, and that is winning. >> cohn was easily in all the people i have fprofiled, interviews with, the single worst human being i ever encountered. >> cohn would boast about you never apologize, you never go on defense, you always go on offense. deny everything, admit nothing, launch counterattack. attack, attack, attack. >> don't accept it. don't compromise. kill 'em. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> a special wish. >> and hyperbole is not a lie. trump said to me when i interviewed him, cohn is my mentor. rupert knew if you get in the likes of roy cohn, you are getting in with this rising conservative power brokers of the united states. it's meant to be. toast y try all three flavors. only at ihop.

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she brought up roy moore.aron blake also brought up judge moore, saying the other key example of a controversy testing the gop a senate seat was the 2017 race in alabama, but it concerned the candidates personal contact. it was reported that gop candidate roy moore pursued teenage girls decades earlier, when he was in his there these. his democratic opponent doug jones had not led in any of the polls at that point, and he was suddenly up eight points in one pole and in another up three. jones won, and that was in alabama. let's hear from paul in kentucky, does a political candidate's character factor into your vote? caller: at one time it would, but the press and the democrats have gone insane, both corrupt as hell. they will lie, cheat, do anything. failed to mention that warnock tried to run over his wife, tried to kill his wife. he made jokes about playing with a little girl when he was 30 years old and she was 12. he is a pedophile. host: so what changed in your mind, besides from the media coverage? calle

i mean it's roy, it minute. they think i love it. okay, we'll go live. hello john. sure to get deleted for dominique. ali la. say you said to com or the question? maria. i am saying ah, minima. let them look good. lauren, i'm for the bernie lymphoma. rosalyn connelly's look bad or must i laugh when some k, a band retirement isn't gonna pay more for going a a a, a, a with a with frank assessments. if the united states, we felt that, that you're running a good program was there to build a nuclear weapon they were trying to do by informed opinions. i believe that armenia and other regina should have bilateral negotiations. we've been holding that for many times. critical debate is the common was now still something that king we'll take in depth analysis of the data global headlines inside story on al jazeera. which side is winning chaos or control guy, what does the new forever proxy war mean for america and nato? as long as americans keep consuming, prices are going to keep going up. why didn't joe biden see inflation comic? how did we get so much raw? the quizzical l

you're talking too much about me, roy. well, if you're going to get book this, this is the one i'd get his book. yeah, his book is it's funnier than mine, unfortunately, this one that i did is pretty serious. but he really is a great storyteller, as you can tell. and and the stories in the book i've read it marked it up and and glad to have well i'll say this our feeling is mutual for each other. i tremendous respect for roy and that's that's i mean that's all is to it so you know i don't know about you all but this covid thing has been something and then you throw on top of that a tornado like went through my hometown destroyed five blocks every building except for a little telephone bunker. i thought for five blocks on the other side of the street from my law office. every building's gone except for that telephone bunker. my church i grew up in my grandmother taught sunday in 40 years it's gone. become presbyterian church is gone. i mean it's just you put all that together and then you see happening in this country and y

roy, i knew kamala talk about the daily show, but my previous like never was saying how awesome roy isrk television and they let -- late night. v shots that you have, share cars with all the streaming services and youtube and people are becoming stars off of money or television, any thoughts that you want to tell. >> streaming is change the way you consume information and the zeitgeist, i think there's still a place for regular linearly nine shows. i think as long as we have some minorities and women in some of these chairs, we're going to be in a good place in making pit fear that things are represented. the chairs are clearly shuffling right now across a lot of networks, and so we will see what happens over the next couple months. >> and i would personally see roy would junior one of those chairs, i would say, it and roy, used a promise to come. back one of you working, for even open amid a. shen >> let me hope co-host krause would connection. i'll be the psychic. >> come anytime. you have an open invitation anytime. you say, that follow-up, i might be -- you might be busy, we can ca

roy, what did he learn from roy cohn so roy cohn becomes trump's lawyer in 1973 when trump and his father and their business are being sued by the justice department for racially discriminatory housing practices. and cohn tells fight like hell and trump learns a couple of things. one is that you can use court system interchangeably with public relations. you can shout as loud as possible and try to keep whoever is challenging you at bay a while. that way you can threaten, intimidate and menace. even if you settle, you won't say you're settling in. most. what he learned is that the role of a lawyer could be turned into something almost like a mafia don, like just something completely different than. than what lawyers are supposed to do. a long time trump friend has said me on several occasions. i trump likes lawyers who are willing to do anything. well, did he turned himself into a mafia don? i mean, gave six apartments in trump to the mistress of a big mobster, and he flew john top lieutenant on his helicopter to atlantic city and then later claimed he didn't know the guy. so and he never

so now, melissa not, i've been here as a bully, boy, as a legacy or roy name. we're going to going and you know, level it along with the about you mapping of bob. i'm is our middle name committed adding a mud. i don't go as i like it can mitigate. becomes a burglary. ah, i ran our white on that a little bit older moon mit millicat outgoing later. yeah, i only problem with i'm crazy. not you my live county. oh. what i was so, so why ha, ha, i say my dog fuzzy meaning, oh, well that's i do like that one was sent out. so saying, melissa, again, anybody had miles, se salon me, got a black manada, a problem. and my people just got me some as many i know how me some of that gower . i dana level, i don't know. i i love naga total. i think that they were part of me. i gotta get a better job. oh good. well then they knew i learned i learned else with i with . ringback ready ringback ah ah, nice with right. okay. we're steve. you got my let me go in a life car but important by a manager like eve. i mean the mentor. thank you. all right. you know, and i said i can get som

bring in roy challenge. he's joining us from there. so any official reaction from authorities where you are about an hour ago, there was an extraordinary tweets coming from mc harlow padaya. who is president landscape chief advisor? i'll read it to you in full. the words, a remarkable crimea, the bridge, the beginning. everything illegal must be destroyed, everything stolen must be returned to ukraine. everything occupied by russia must be expelled. that's me. caught up a dollar like that. is that confirmation that this was cry? well, no, not explicitly. but it certainly goes beyond the kind of weight, wink nudge, nudge warnings to the russians, not to smoke around critical infrastructure that came from the ukrainians when there were strikes on the saki air base in crimea. in august. this is a different type of language from the crania and leadership. there is widespread jubilation in ukraine this morning. it was random a person's birthday yesterday on friday, so the common tweets or, or mean being put around today's well happy birthda

roy bryant hesitated.th. >> there was a sadness over the house. you could cut the grief in the house, because after they left, no one said anything hardly. >> reporter: on august 31, 1955, three days after he had been abducted, emmett till's mangled body was found by a boy fishing in the waters of the tallahatchie river not far from money. his body had been weighted down by a 75-pound fan from a cotton gin, attached to his neck by barbed wire. he had been badly tortured. an eye was detached, an ear cut off. he appeared to have been shot in the head. the local sheriff, h.c. strider, a plantation owner and segregationist, tried to have the body buried immediately hoping no one in the outside world would ever find out what happened to emmett till. but emmett's mother was able to have her son's body returned to chicago so she could identify him before she buried him. >> i looked at his teeth, because i took so much pride in his teeth. his teeth were the prettiest things i had ever seen in my life, i thought. i

roy roy became roy because they discovered that it's a boy.w on an airplane and sailed on a paraglider on a steamer, flew with me , when we were just starting our country, it means flying on paragliders. we were one of first. well, they just know me, guys are prosciutists. here is the mf koktebel there, i forgot what the name of the place is? well, it doesn't matter, here we were for the first flights on these huge mattresses. well , of course, they strapped me on the piano in the vineyard. yes, just like that, that he generally took it all and the flight, oh, he’s a very desperate guy, absolutely desperate, he realized that he couldn’t get out. better to have fun. and when there was 1 minute for the flight. i just planned. i say roy three how high are you a bird roy you are a bird he he was also with us at the theater, by the way, we were driving from the crimea by car passing in some city we stopped for dinner, and at that moment taganka was touring there and she so wanted to relax and go to the theater, but leave him in the car we didn’t we

boy, you were not only when i was, this is roy, if you me. so my name is melissa optics, when i up alone was program was, program was misled me. well, you doesn't have to luggage to, to cook with a mother lawyer. and we journey to lagoon. we're a new modem because it's more substantial nebraska jason with shit, arching epidemic on it. so probably when i search in, yes, the beer at them would, you know, was those never pneumonia moon, margaret brewer? but we're going, we're just what you just, what militia ah with you was well more when they did you want you to do? just thought that was when you heard up was look the case that was mailed labeled as good as you must loa through daniel. good mia, that we me and those are what, but almost no. and yet you and yet. yeah. the way immune us store little shift in the dish, or if we ship these this year, you would smoke. let me know what you distorted that i was go. yep, i'll give you. yeah, we'll just, mike, but i think your mom couldn't see equity was tanya, was you was that i i'm with that you yet t

reena roy, abc news, naples, florida. dion: we are seeing the highest weekly gas price increase of any state in the country. the bay area gas price, according to center -- the highest gas price in our area is in san rafael, according to aaa. governor newsom on friday called for a wonderful tax on oil companies that would go directly back to california taxpayers. he also directed an early transition to winter bland gasoline, which is asserted to increase oil supplies by 5% to 10%, and drop gas prices. much more to come tonight, including making a court case out of creative expression. we will look at a new law in california, a first for the country that ensures creative content like the rigs and music videos can't be used against artists in court. and a reason to cheer today in the castro. . we take you to the return of the castro street fair. spencer: i am spencer christian. . a bright and sunny sunday and we have more like this coming our what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyo

senator roy blunt. [applause] >> we are both glad to be here. we are happy to see what we think it's a significant step in the right direction. almost everybody says the mental health system is not working the way it should be. we immediately talked to each other and then we started calling everybody who was working on putting a package together to explain that we did have a system that was working. thank you for your leadership in this and your friendship and the time that we all three worked together in the congress and working together here. administrator brooks leisure. in all of our discussions about what could happen here. places where you can go 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year that had the kind of staff that the law requires you to have. not only that, the complete availability, but also staff that's available to do what needs to be done. you know, nih the national institute of health for a long time has used a number that generally something like one in five adult americans has a diagnosable and almost always treatable

and democrat roy cooper joins me now.ernor cooper, let me start with, you know, north carolina was spared, compared to florida, but the fact is you had four fatalities, you've got some power outages, what is the situation? what is the latest? >> we had a peak of over 400,000 outages. now we're at about 33,000. we have about 48 roads closed. our hearts go out to the people who lost their lives. certainly we have avoided the worst of it, and we sympathize with the people in florida. we have offered help to them.fe we already have some logistical help on the ground in florida, and since the storm has passed north carolina, we are already in discussions with florida officials to try to make sure we help them. this is a time when we all have to pull together to make sure that people are safe. a lot of times people lose their lives in the aftermath, trying to repair homes, running generators. we had a man die because he was run ago generator inside a garage and died of carbon monoxide poisoning. the aftereffects are always crit

abc news reporter rena roy shows us the hurricane recovery efforts underway a race against the clock across southwest florida fire and rescue teams combing areas hit hardest by hurricane ian traversing dangerous floodwaters searching for anyone who might be trapped first responders and fema on the ground, but also regular citizens hoping to help we decided to go in because the water level has been going up former navy seal brian stern mobilizing his own crew with boats and tools to rescue people including betty reynolds of sanibel island who couldn't leave her flooded home. i didn't think it was bad at all until the water studies. it came up about feet in the house. so i've been living upstairs this high school in fort myers turned into a shelter satellite images showing fort myers beach before the storm. and now the destruction that remains in its wake for myers beach no longer exists. i mean, it'll have to be rebuilt. it'll be something different. it was a slice of old florida that you can't recapture now. i've lost everything. all everything my life savings everything by tools eve

the companies that can measure their ads and how well they're working they're the ones promising the roi. i've heard how the targetedvideo digital ads, ads on hulu, peacock, netflix those have an opportunity because they have the reach of a tv platform but the targetability of a digital platform. >> isn't a big part of this the huge section of the digital ad market that was about customer acquisition and direct-to-consumer brands use this a lot it's broken. it used to be for a certain number of pennies you can expect a certain number of dollars worth of customer acquired and revenue generated and now it's more expensive to go through that targeting process because of, in part, what apple and ios has broken and therefore that effort to brands is shifting into more traditional or known quantiti quantities you're more likely to advertise on an amazon where you know people have come to shop or go through google where the search intent is a lot clearer. >> it's all about capturing the intent the thing that was revolutionary about facebook and the others, you could measure return on investment

roy, thank you very much. indeed, rory challenge bringing this up to date from keith. ok, i think it might help to give you an indication of the region around where the bridge is. the area in red on this map is under the control of russian forces and they're separatist allies. the couch road and rail bridge links, mainland russia, and crimea. i'm try me and it's a vital land root supplying russia's military in southern ukraine. ukrainian forces have been pushing a counter offensive in the east and in the southern how song region i want to bring in. alexandra voss covers he's editor in chief at swiss military review. and he's joining us from geneva. very good to have you with us or on al jazeera and given your experience, given that you've seen the footage of what happened at the bridge, if you will go to produce results like this, how would you go about it? the possibility of a truck carry explosives and we're talking here several 100 kilos. explosives is probably not going to produce this much damage as the pictures the position that you have. so present it certainly

just say that. >> this reminds me of the roy moore situation in 2018. not comparing the allegations at all, but when donald trump said he changed his mind and was going to support roy moore, it was because of tax cuts. i'm talking about the senate candidate in alabama. if it is just a binary choice, that we want control, then there is no floor for your candidate. if it's just we don't want the democrat, you'll accept anything from a republican, will you not? >> that's not the case. we're looking at this through the political lens that as a republican what policies do we want carried into the u.s. senate. raphael warnock is supportive of biden policies that have caused high inflation and high crime. >> that's not true. raphael warnock has supported more money for police. he's >> the problems facing georgians are high prices at the grocery store. >> just say it doesn't matter as long as we get a republican in there and we can take control of the senate and we can now focus on inflation and economy and all that, abortion doesn't matter. is that what the po

google, a really good roi with amazon, questionable but maybe good roi with facebook and instagram, which are still growing, by the way. and this snap growth, i'm going to put it in the pathetic category not as much as i'm not going a pat gelsinger intel thing. he's the nicest guy on earth but david, come on >> all right that was great yeah nicest guy on earth. incredibly nice. there's a competition. >> i'm just saying that the thing that was lacking among wall street people was that they didn't know that no one wants to read inside milley bobby brown's intense workout. >> i'm not sure about that, because there's another platform called tiktok where they seem very happy to look at and read about -- >> and nickelodeon >> those are entertaining. there's a tremendous entertaining part of snap, but it was not what you get advertised against look, if you can get a good tiktok and it can explode to 2 million views, like i was doing one with mezcal, my wife was doing one, and it had 8 million views the last time they did >> you're writing this company off entirely i don't want to put words

ladies, gentlemen, the honorable roy blunt, a united states senator from missouri missouri. well, on april the 12th, 1945, harry truman come over to this building as clipped and mentioned he loved the capitol he'd loved working in the senate. he'd come to this building and not too far from here in a room that the speaker still probably calls board of education he and sam rayburn were going over the events of the day and whatever else they might want to talk about that day. and a note was passed into the vice president. you need to come to the white house. something happened. well, there were lots of things happening in april of 1945. it's hard to know what harry truman might been thinking about when he went to the house later that for history since his mother would have already found this out. he wrote his mother a letter before he went to that night. and in the letter he said the day i went to the white house thinking i was going to see the president. i got there and found out i was the president. no president. in such a short period of, time made more consequential decisio

it's a chance of a lifetime for families like jasmine's for other siblings are also being coached by roy. and if they do well, they will all have a shot at college football scholarships, an opportunity that their parents never thought was possible. born below al jazeera, manila forest fires on easter island in the southeast and pacific heb damage to some of its carved stone statues. it took emergency cruise 8 hours to control the spread around the unesco world heritage site. but some of the figures known as murray are said to be badly charge. the island has nearly a 1000 of them megabytes, which were carved by the islands. indigenous people. more than 500 years ago, he won d t gully. the damage is unquantifiable. unmeasurable is also unrecoverable because the fire warmed the stone and the stone cracks. our scientists, along with the park administration, will have to go to the island to make the corresponding analysis and see how big the damage is. and what we'll have to do in the future. i do not know if there's a solution for this climate collapse, war and dance are in focus at the lond