so, sam, who would you start next sunday? >> sam: i would start matt corral.w where we've seen adrian martinez not look like himself. last week, he took five sacks. this week, i believe it's been four sacks. and some bad decisions when your coach is telling you what you should or shouldn't do. that's part one. part two on corral is, just his story. man, he was in carolina, had an opportunity, got injured. they drafted bryce young first overall. this dude has matured so much from a 15-year-old starter as a freshman in high school, playing with guys like zach chorbonet and more. >> drew: nearly a first down on an effort by marable. looks like he'll be marked short. >> sam: to a dude with all the talent in the world, to a guy who fought for an opportunity and then gets the job given to adrian martinez. now, he has an opportunity, and so i would go with corral if i'm -- if i'm birmingham. cole, what do you think? >> cole: i think matt corral will be the guy, and i think it's because of how he's seeing things. adrian martinez, for whatever reason it is, you mention

maybe sam's memory. like to tell this story, though. so it has gone down in history as sam's story. sam's story is that at some point, as a young man in selma, alabama, he encountered his first banana. okay, now look. bananas are common, right? they're too common. they're so common that if we forget a banana in our backpack or our bag, you know, the worst thing is that it rots and gets things gooey. right. but to lose a banana is not a big deal. right? they are plentiful there on the present. there's just we are we live lives. unless we're allergic to bananas. we live lives. we're just covered in bananas. right. whether we love them or hate them, there's bananas everywhere. my eight month old favorite food, you can guess. bananas. he has to have a banana a day. he just loves it. he eats it. we put bananas in everything else. he eats bananas. sam eats his first banana and his mind is blown. okay, but world changes. what is this? tropical fruit. bananas back then. not common. not something you'd see every day. there were, you know, you wouldn't go to the market and grocery store and b

murray, who soon became known as sam the banana man and who has ard of sam's murray or sam the banana man? good. okay. definitely a care doctor of law in the history of new orleans. samson, murray was born in 1877, in what was then the far out reach is of the russian empire. in the present day nation of moldova. now sam's main goal in life growing up, like so many jewish individuals living in russia during this period. this is my people. this might be some of your people. the main goal was to get the heck out of russia. because russia was a place of widespread anti semitism. the main choices for samson murray and jewish russian immigrants was europe or the united states. europe, as the world would soon find out in a couple of decades, would not be the best of choices. sam chose. luckily for him, the united states. he landed in new york city in 1891. he was a young teenager. he eventually headed down south landing once again in selma, alabama. selma, alabama, a place very famous during the civil rights later civil rights era. so sam's memory, a young teen lands in selma, alabama. he go

>> sam: i am. >> rebecca: get on that, sam. >> sam: let's get to the boards.laces that's behind the cold front. these temperatures are just gonna be so nice. maybe we get 80s in philadelphia but we're in the 70s for a couple days in the northeast. how about water temperatures? in the gulf they are bizarrely unusually warm. in the northeast we're still trying to get that 60 degree mark in atlantic city. here's the best local weather in the business from goose grass and your local abc stations. ♪ oh oh oh the right stuff ♪ >> sam: hi, lori bergamotto. if you smell me, i smell like goose grass. i mean the puppy. lori is here with summer glam beauty and hair up grades to keep you fresh all summer long. these products will be recommended by hair and makeup artists who keep our anchors looking fabulous. >> we have the best glam team here at good morning america. >> sam: have you seen me when i come in in the morning? >> i look like the crypt keeper and they give me a whole new face. should we jump in? i'll tell you these awesome summer beauty products. we kick it of

who is sam brown was supported y national republicans in this race.sador to iceland and another was a long time to ordet in the end sam brown won easilhe ht long. he came from texas. he has never run our race, and it shows the slim pickings the - have in nevada. they had to choose the guy who lost in the remarry for u.s. senate last. sam brown has been embraced by the republican establishment both here and in washington d.c., and he has plenty of resources to run against jacnd t these candidates? what issues are they focusing on? >> sam brown has run bor won a . either in texas oras gotten uttr on the campaign trail. not a dynamo like barack reagan, but he is very comfortable with himself and good it if selecting questions, nts had to do that a lot so far. jacky rosen is an accidental politician. of obscurity by harry reidshe agreed, she woo years later ran for the u.s. senate. senate and won as well. ■úshe works a lot like her colleagueerine cortez masto behind the scenes. she is not known as a dynamic personality, but she does care passionately abou

sam, what's the story with all the sequels? >> sam: i changed my mind.e-surfing. [ laughter ] >> whit: there's still time. >> sam: clearly, we like things that are familiar. hollywood has been turning itself, if you will, inside out to lure people back into the theaters. we've got box office bad boys. they're striking it rich with part two, three, four, even five. i'll tell you about the blockbusters and what's next. stay with us. we've got a lot to talk about. e-surfing is really want to be. . some days, you can feel like a spectator in your own life with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they start. and treatment is 4 times a year. in a survey, 91% of users wish they'd started sooner. so why wait? talk to your doctor. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-threatening

sam?hat debris and mist, that vapor coming up from the ground. look at the fingers dropping out of the clouds as possible tornados. this is where you don't want to be, guys. even if it's a small swirl or spinoff. any time you get a watch or warning you need to get off the roads. look how dangerous that light pole is and all those power lines with the debris. we have more storms coming for the east coast as we go through the afternoon with a cold front. some storms could be strong again around washington, d.c. that's the weather and t here we go. three, two. i'm abc7 news meteorologist drew timm with your accuweather forecast. the heat begins to ease today, but we still have our heat advisory for one more afternoon by tomorrow. temperatures are closer to average overnight tonight. patchy cloud cover along the coast, clear skies away from the coast, and overnight lows, mainly in the 50s. accuweather seven-day shows you we're going to find temperatures back to average tomorrow. we have a very

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now i live in nevada and i cannot watch sam brown take away our rights here too.at i went through, and you have no right to tell a woman what to do with her body. >> i am jacky rosen, and i approve this message. >> biden and democrats open border is flooding our communities with drugs and crime. their reckless policies have led to skyrocketing prices and nevada having one of the highest unemployment rates in the country. >> as a veteran i will never compromise america's security. i will stop to get patient at the border. as a small business owner, i will lower priceanak trump's ta permanent. >> a reminder, this program and all of c-span's 2020 for camping coverage can be found online at c-span.org/campaign. announcer: saturday american history tv features historic convention speeches? notable remarks by presidential nominees. at this senator john f. kennedy's new frontier speech at the 1960 democratic national committee bench and. >> the new frontier [indiscernible] >> the hope still lives in the dream shall never die. announcer: watch historic intervention speech

sam thanks for joining us from florida, maria as always.f you like this conversation also please take out your phone and where -- you listen to your podcast bring up that app and subscribe to the russian roulette where we focus on topics like this. you can check out the staff podcast where we look at a lot of the issues involving european union and nato, nato summit coming up and we will be incredibly steaming in hot washington in a few weeks. we will be doing lots of coverage on the russian roulette for that. thank you so much for tuning in.

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>> sam it needs to be. >> sam it needs to be. >> it needs to be.t needs to be done privately between them and say, what do you want to do? what do you want to do? do you really want to do? because gareth's doing, doing all the tactics and picking the side of what he needs to say. look, come on, let's get it together . what, on, let's get it together. what, what what are we playing at? for some of them, it's the lask linzer. probably for harry. it's his last chance to win one. yeah i mean, he hasn't won anything in in his career, so to try and win the euros is bigger for him than anybody else . than anybody else. >> yes, but at the same time, are the tactics right? i mean, lots of people are saying they're playing far too defensively. how would how would you do it, sam? what what needs to be done. because there's no flair. there's no attacking forward play really. it's all passing backwards, being safe there, doing high balls , but there, doing high balls, but they're not winning them in the air. >> absolutely . i think that, >> absolutely. i think

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what's your team talk sam ? talk sam?e very positive about how you're going to play the game and, you know, really get down to the way you play and the way, you know, you play and the way, you know, you can play both individually and as a team. you've done all the tactics, you've done all the opposition and how dangerous they are. but it really is about you. it's really going to make slovenia pay for our lack of performance in the first two, and go and show everybody at home and everybody in the stadium just who you are tonight, and deliver. >> all right, great stuff. sam allardyce i'm sure we'll be speaking again throughout this tournament, but thank you very much indeed for your time this evening. coming up next, we've got state of the nation with tom harwood. lovely to see you. and you. >> congratulations on the trick. i mean, my goodness me, have i mentioned huge honour? have i mentioned huge honour? have i mentioned we won an award, tom, what have you got coming up, breaking news just now. rishi sunak has had four ho

sam: yeah. following year is a mayoral election so that you can -- so you can be sure the mayor won't want it during his tenure. the year after that is a gubernatorial election. i've been around elected officials for more than 50 years. anytime you get close to an election, it's don't do anything to rock the boat. katie: we are seeing that right now. sam, great to speak with you. we appreciate your time and insight. david, who else do we have coming up? david: tomorrow, we will stay on the subject of costs and talk with eric gordon. he's done some research on how people are experiencing inflation as we look toward this election. katie: thanks to david westin. this is bloomberg. ♪ clogged gutte big problems fast. until now. call 833-leaffilter today for your free gutter inspection. i've had terrible flooding problems on my porch. now i understand why. right now leaffilter is offering a free inspection, on your schedule. leaffilter is a permanent gutter solution, so you never have to worry about c

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>>> my conversation here in aspen with openai ceo sam altman. i asked him about those alarming deepfake images. what is the industry doing to draw the line? >>> and one month to paris. landmarks transformed, but for olympic swimmers, will this famed river be ready in time? >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt reporting tonight from aspen, colorado. >>> good evening from aspen where we spoke with some of the thought leaders gathered here at the aspen ideas festival of which nbc universal is a media partner. more on that later. >>> but we start with one of the most anticipated decisions the supreme court will issue in these final days of its term, a ruling on idaho's near total ban on abortion. the court has not yet officially released its decision on whether emergency abortions can be allowed in idaho, but for a brief time today, a draft of the ruling appeared on the court's website suggesting it would rule in favor of permitting emergency abortions in idaho. a court spokesperson says the document had been posted inadvertentl

the words, at the time that sam wrote it.tel. i think that had a lot to do with being in the south and■ç performing in the south, and being mistreated which i have been through the same thing. i think that was an inspiration for him to write this song. this song tells a great story, it is the truth. you can't get away from the truth, that's the bottom line, the song is the truth. >> you're right, i was like nine or 10 when it came out, i was deep in the church when my mother played that song. the song had a huge impact on black america even today, use as a music shorthand for that era and the movement here can you remember when you first heard it? how did it affect you as a anger and grammy-winning hit maker in your own right? >> i was in high school when i ç heard it, instantly i'm from north carolina, originally so i know what the racism problem there, what was going on. i heard that some identified with it instantly, it became a part of me. that song still to this day means a lot to me. to take it a little further, i won t

>> sam. >> seth: sam. [ light laughter ] sam's club. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] we're going tot think sam's club is the type of club you think it is. >> really? is it the kind of club that has the coolest stuff like real big tvs, juicy steaks, exclusive, high-quality furniture and trampolines? [ light laughter ] plus the members mart community has 50,000 members that provide input on products before they even reach clubs? [ light laughter ] >> seth: well, yeah. that's exactly the type of club it is. >> well that's the type of club we're going to. it's gonna be so tight. [ light laughter ] but don't worry. if we get carded, all we have to do is show our i.d. [ laughter ] right, wally? >> i get carded everywhere i go. >> seth: that is a sam's club i.d. >> yeah. and the best part is, you can skip the line. >> seth: skip the line? >> yeah, skip the checkout line when you pay on your phone with a scan and go. [ light laughter ] >> seth: all right, but if you know you're going to sam's club, then why are you both dressed like that? >> this is how wally and i always dress after work.

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we decided to go deep on openai and in particular sam altman.ld listeners can expect over the five episodes is really like an analytical arc of where did sam come from, how did he rise to power and what are the strategies he's used over the course of his career to accumulate the power he has now and what i consider the key question, should we trust him. should we trust this person especially after the events of last november, he was fired from his seat as the ceo and then within five days was back. caroline: what's notable is sam told emily chang at the tech summit at year -- over a year ago don't trust me. there is the ability to oust me. we saw that happen in real time. and then who are some of the people he's worked alongside its industry in particular paul graham took to ask saying this is the truth about how he left y combinator for example. ellen: his relationship with paul is a perfect example of how sam has accumulated power over the course of his career. even at a young age really winning over paul graham and when he joined at 19, paul

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sam vowles and stephen pound.ng to begin with a rather deflating question are we kidding ourselves? if there's a huge labour majority , there's a huge labour majority, there's a huge labour majority, there will be no interest in what's going on in the right at all. well i think there will be because always you've got to look to the future. >> and also there's a fascinating scenario emerging here. if these figures are remotely correct, you could end up with a group of shell shocked, battered and bruised and wounded tories getting back into the opposition benches . and into the opposition benches. and there is this charismatic figure of nigel farage putting his cigarette out in the members lobby and strolling in. and so do you not think that they might coalesce around him, but i think the issue there is of the realignment of the right. firstly, you cannot take fascism out of reform. the problem with having a very, very charismatic and i'm happy to accept that leader is that without that person, what have they got? i

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elizabeth: what do you think, sam?'s right. , it's going to be fully within the law. i don't think anybody, the president or anybody on his team, wants to do somethings that is outside of the law the way that's been done to him. elizabeth: got it. sam tuohy, thank you so much. let's well welcome to the show senator rick scott. senator, it's good to see you again. okay, what did you make of president biden today commemorating d-day in normandy, france, taking veiled shots at trump citing things like isolationism? >> first of all, my father flew in there 80 years ago. 17% of his company died. he was in the 82nd airborne, 5000, and he fought for liberty. -- 505. this should be a commemoration of the people that put their lives on the line are. my dad had a sixth grade education, never thought he'd come back aa live. most of his friends died over there. this should be let's show gratitude for people who put their life on the line for elector all over the world, freed france, freed europe. so that's what a this ought to be.

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live now to sam sankar., the nation's largest public interest environmental law firm. thank you very much for being with us. essentially what this does is and is a0 years of regulating big business. does is and is 40 years of regulating big business. what is our regulating big business. what is your reaction? _ regulating big business. what is your reaction? i _ regulating big business. what is your reaction? i am - regulating big business. what is your reaction? i am really l is your reaction? i am really disappointed. 0ver is your reaction? i am really disappointed. over the last eight years, really during donald trump's presidency, we have gone in the us from having a centre—right supreme court to a centre—right supreme court to a radically right supreme court. the sixjustices a radically right supreme court. the six justices today who struck down the old chevron decision were appointed precisely because they favour restricting the power of the federal government and that is what they did today because a

sam stein, stay with us. we'll talk to you again a little later. >>> as mentioned donald trump is giving his supporters a chance to weigh in on who should be his running mate. the trump campaign sent this e-mail to voters yesterday saying his vp pick will be at tonight's debate. the e-mail does not list any names but asks supporters to choose whether they'd prefer to have a senator representative, governor, former trump administration official, or a political outsider as president. not mentioned, mike pence. it's believed north dakota governor doug burgum and senators marco rubio and j.d. vance are at the top of trump's list. all three are expected to be here in atlanta for the debate. yesterday "the wall street journal"'s editorial board through its support behind burgum writing that the governor would be loyal to mr. trump while also unafraid to offer hard advice or speak an unhappy truth when the moment demands it. i don't think we should expect donald trump to take "the wall street journal" advice. >>> co

i don't know if that will be enough for a jury to either acquit him or result in a mistrial. >> sam, the president has already said he will not pardon his son. if he is found guilty, he could be taken into custody . how is the administration, campaign, going to react to this? >> they have been hands-off about a. they are not hiding the fact this is taking an emotional cole, mental pool, on the president. he is a there. when you ask about -- present enough, they are hands off. there's discomfort in the white house to even talk about the issue with the president himself. he does not want to discuss it. it's not that he doesn't think it's a political fallout but it's too raw for him. the question, will republicans tried to capitalize on a guilty verdict, and if so, what manifestation? we have a debate coming up. it's not beyond the realm that donald trump will not try to use something during the debate and what we've been surprised to see is how little republicans are talking about the hunter biden trial including trump himself. it doesn't come up that much. it used to be a topic of dis

joining us now, sam brock and meteorologist bill karins. sam, we got hit hard.eporter: i did hear that from a number of people that don't spend a lot of time in south florida. i explained the wind component is what makes it a hurricane. in terms of rain totals, absolutely. i was just talking to a police officer who says, he has been on the force for 18 years. he cannot recall a time where the flooding was like this in two decades on the force, that includes hurricanes. there's so much saturation, so much rainfall as we take you along this parking lot. we are 20 minutes north of downtown miami, maybe 30 on a good day. you see all the rain that's still here. this was four feet yesterday. it's going slowly. here is why we are concerned. the national weather service came out with high risk of excessive rainfall, two to five inches throughout south florida, but they are predicting potentially ten plus inches in isolated places along alligator alley to southwest florida and naples. everyone is bracing for what comes next. it was chaos out here yesterday. near the mall

i sam told his personal story success. i remain. it was eve and hardly a good time for a challenging discussion. but i strongly disagree with him. and on another, i might have told sam how his experiences differ from those of many african americans. i wish i could have told about my experiences as a former and the experience of my family neighbors and clients charged with crimes. lives were upended due to racially biased prosecutorial system. i would have explained to sam how design the power the prosecutor perpetrates racial disparities against african-americans in the criminal justice system, often overlooked in the conversation about reform. the justice system is the pressing need to reform state offices. the most powerful institution in the justice system. prosecutors control all aspects of a criminal case. very little happens in the criminal justice system without the prosecutor whose hand is felt in every aspect of the system. the prosecutor decides whether to take a case before a grand jury indictment decides on a plea bargai

the thing that is really interesting is we see in sam's club in particular, we see gen zs and millennials indexing with us, we see significantly more growth in that gen z and millennial cohort than we have across the whole customer base, and we think that's because they are very discerning, but also they are really enjoying these digital experiences we are able to give them, whether that is in club or global online, it is really resonating, so although it is resonating across our customer base, it is really resonating without more digitally savvy, digitally native generation. when you talk about these digital applications, are we talking about me going onto my computer and placing an order for delivery or some of generative ai applications? great question. we think we give people convenience of the club is an online, and in the clubs, shopping online using a scan and go, using your phone to shop, that is more than 30% of our members today. if you combine that with the computer vision and artificial intelligence that allows people to just walk out using the computer vision exit, we have sp

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reporter with "the washington post,," sam stein is here. a journalist and white house editor for politico, and former new york prosecutor charles coleman jr is here. a big legal night so you get first crack. donald trump met with his probation officer today, help us understand the purpose of these interviews, how do they usually go and what do we know about what was asked in this one? >> reporter: stephanie, when your probation officer will be asking you questions what they are trying to understand is basically what is your set up around your life? how do you live? what your financial resources are, what is the impact of the sentence if a judge decides for example to send you to jail. are there other people depending on you, put in a bad position? by that, are you associating with other criminals that we know in the case of trump. he is, we can go down the long list, roger stone, many others, flin, the list goes on and on. most importantly, the most important that they are looking to ascertain, and you talked about it in your lead in, if yo

sam brock is in texas. >> reporter: tropical storm alberto has unleashed fury tonight on texas.rm surge slamming seawalls in galveston, tormenting rockport with torrents of water and rendering gulf-side communities in freeport virtual lakes. how high was the water? >> thigh high. >> yeah, at least mid-thigh, and it was hard to walk in especially down this stretch. the current, you could feel it. >> reporter: vacationers justine and steve martin went to sleep on dry land now high water. >> there was no evacuation order so nobody knew how bad it was going to get. >> reporter: it's not just this development. with dozens and dozens of homes underwater all you have to do is cross the street and the exact same situation on the other side of the road with hundreds of people flooded out tonight. challenging access to first responders who had to team up with fire crews. trying to get your ambulance into a lot of these neighborhoods how difficult is it? >> it's very difficult. it's impossible. we wouldn't be able to drive into treasure island, which is right behind you. there's very few h

sam thanks for joining us from florida, maria as always.u can check out the staff podcast where we look at aotnvon union and nato, nato s incredibly steaming in hot doinf coverage on the russiane for that. thank you so much for tuning in. >> mike johnson rlas former republican congressman bill johnson. on the forembers will coy bills, including legislation seekin country -- block countries receiving foreign aid from the -- and to coat international trafficking of fennel and other synthetic opid in the meantime the senate continues its recess over the july 4 holiday. lawmakers wl turn for votes on monday, july 8. mstc c-span two. watch of our congressional coverage with our free video app c-span now or online at c-span.org. products, peril,

what do you think, sam?y fund jack smith for as long as jack smith wants? should taxpayers be okay with limitless and knowing that congress holds the purse strings judge aileen cannon is pushing on that saying wait a second. is this okay? >> no. i think she was absolutely right to ask those questions and then dig into the details. when i was a young lawyer, my grandfather taught me most things worth knowing, would say how does it actually work? what are the facts of the case? and she was drilling down on that, and what she got back was there is no supervision according to doj. jack smith is a law unto himself and think about how many times he's violated doj policy or done things that someone with some sort of judgment would say well you really want to be that aggressive with a former president where there's no precedent? do you really want to do that, so digging into those specific facts, that was important and shows she gets it. liz: real pushback on the trump cases. sam, thank you so much. joining us now f