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sam billings had been busy. last night behind the wheel, this morning behind the stumps.iven from canterbury to headingley to be a covid replacement. in front of him, new zealand's roadblock. tom blundell and daryl mitchell have spent three testifying england. now they build a lead. and slowly tucked in. england's scribbling for crumbs, both kiwis made 50s, always staying just out of reach, always surviving. such was there escape all that you that even being given out was no guarantee. mitchell wanted this checked, but he was in line this time. relief, belief. now, jack leach assigned opening. this one bold tim southee and bruised sam billings. the next trick she was kinder for billings. the next trick she was kinderfor him. neil wagner caught kinder for him. neil wagner caught by kinderfor him. neil wagner caught by billings, leg behind wicket. it is in here somewhere! there. leach would end up with five the innings, ten in the match, and when would be to 96 to win. when they chase, they chase hard. this england are a team in a hurry, but where is the language and alex l

sam billings had been busy — last night behind the wheel, this morning behind the stumps.iven from canterbury to headingley to be a covid replacement. in front of him, new zealand's roadblock. tom blundell and daryl mitchell have spent three tests defying england. now they built a lead and slowly tucked in. england waited on crumbs. here was a morsel. still, mitchell wanted it checked. he was in line this time. relief, belief. now, jack leach saw an opening. this one bowled tim southee and bruised poor billings. the next ricochet was kinderfor him. neil wagner caught by billings, legs behind wicket. it's in here somewhere! there. leach would end up with five in the innings, ten in the match, and england would need 296 to win. when they chase, they chase hard. this england are a team in a hurry, but where is the line? alex lees was certainly short of it. run out. zak crawley went reaching for runs and eventually overstretched. england at that point still needed 245. no calls for caution. 0llie pope and joe root put on more than 100 together creatively. in a few overs, momen

i am, sam milligan had already ordered earned of an air, a man, and he's a lady of a face in that little one on the billing. the number of a mobile board, dan from belinda would any longer live with with i am the business. so the silver saliva i am have it necessarily that and maybe we still could think for my husband who are subject to input recipients, may the ceiling a military discount to lend? or th, i likely to see the failure. i mean, for a pop up. i don't see why you were telling me ball mom watching one button was on under with he threatens on it. if we go along with lassie money. oh, much kayla binion. oh, since the end of the and was it was in 2009, 8 years have passed during the last 8 years. dr. al, demographic and cadapenal's. i had been stepped up in the okay. by timing, homeland b earth miss a bus to assembly to appoint a commission of inquiry. * early for the case of india is an agreement in the investigation through say good, the content order assembly. thank you. a gonna didn't, and i'm gonna give that a one. normally when i go to the one on, come on a video, i'm going

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i was sam had some town hall meetings for / five / 22, five / ten / 22. sit at meetings -- with the last of the because in this town. -- that paper is no longer carrying what's real going on around you. the places in illegal immigration mess. there's so many cars all over the place. the park on the sidewalks. and we're doing further to park on a roof there are so many people here. i don't know who's paid for them to have all these babies i, don't know where the bodies come from since biden got it. it was like that and day. >> so thomas on, the issue of -- >> has made sure the top co-show host chris plans like to say, the greatest power of the media is the part to ignore the stories that don't cover. and only fox, today great credit has covered this illegal immigration thing in great detail. and our laws are not being supported, i mean, congress, under both republicans and democrats, have passed immigration laws in the past. but they are not being enforced. and these members of congress take an oath to uphold the laws. so while they are so preoccupied righ

early on in this drawl abdur sam had said that he was going to not cooperate with the court that he was going to remain silent. he said that he was a soldier of i saw, but during the months as the months went on, he did start to talk. he did cooperate sometimes not always coherently, but by the end of the trial, he said that he was sorry for the victims. well, the prosecution said that that was just a show that he knew exactly what he had been doing. the defense had said that he should be tried as a man who made grave errors, motors a monster. but the court said he decided differently and natasha. it's also been about the victims. how do they feel about the trial coming to an end? while it's been a very difficult a few months for the victims. some of them have actually come to the court nearly every day that the trial has taken place because they have found that in a way that has helped them heal, that has helped them move forward and meet others. we've seen survivors, we've seen relatives of people who were killed on that night, come here and they all have wanted during this trial to l

sam just had the good fortune of being able to connect with some of us on social media and there's othersk to help get sam out . but there's probably others that are left behind and i'd like to think too though that soldiers or marines have been working with them to get them out because we don't like to leave people behind because we view them as our fellow soldiers. the marines probably view them as their fellow marines because they're in combat. their side-by-side and we have a lot of equipment that they did and a lot better pay so it was a good bond, a strong bond . i'd like to think it would be great if there was this great program withthe united states government to identify a translator and get them out but it doesn't really exist . >> so you're finally here. what is theday-to-day for you like ? do you have a home, a community? >> i don't have community. meeting people is key. 18 years living in fear. >> are you still fearful now that you're here inamerica ? >> here, no fear. life is, how can i say this? changed. >> right now sam is staying with mei have a ranch and sam became an of

i want to start our conversation with a conversation nbc news correspondent sam brock had with a driver in miami. sam asked a driver if the gooipsz are having an impact on people's wallets and would that influence how he votes. here's what he had to say? >> definitely. i know that one administration had cheaper gas and this administration has more expensive gas. >> you have been speaking about this for some time. you're warning that this issue is of paramount importance to americans coast to coast. in your state, particularly, has some of the highest prices of gasoline. >> yes, we have, and let me tell you, i'm hearing more and more of people saying i drove up to the gas station, i put down $100, $100 and i could not fill up my gas tank. i've been hearing this story for weeks, if not months now. in my community, we're blue collar, hardworking, honest folks, now we have to choose between paying rent, buying more expensive food and filling up the gas tanks to go to work. this is definitely a challenge. jose, remember, twice a week, maybe once a week, maybe twice a week, when you go to the

so monolith, lam for by sam, up, ice pets. the mean? i had discussed a sam. i think this goes up, c, condo, cia, boy, i don't know. i didn't have to them or come new off and i know you see a flu come new and mechanical matches. if not you have a song to serve your bomb. moved on to some and there amendment to waste. gov not a power thing. boswell, but i gave it all. it is a ok. you know some of the he like a piece ministry, so i have to meet you. fall in it is up good. a means any political upholstered salad you hope to get behind us have a lot of sinister, got a some all by a still more, some hearty skit, a, him, some of your but he kicked vasectomy, the administrator cilla up to see a spokesman, a d. kirsty scalars from yes had open n. as in sam is v, a. sam abide on data. elevate is tana name the voice who's at about always fun to do. 14 avenue is our passport, so that would be great. it would be can't for a hindi info please. finish gabriel in millions patina but faster supposedly a professor who found full advantage only hen with fault and yet some da. c

a new menu cannot even had gone. sam got made it. that one made me continued on top. you know, a guy who in the room and we won't be able to move on. one time i knew i knew about a call back when before noon comes on for we will let that we were dick and i'm part of a little bit of a know it would be a good one to talk to somebody who can deal with that has been, feel a fight. so it seemed that is a very real issue with inequality in thailand. but what dressing is, how art is starting conversation about it. i think it's very complicated. but can i play a role in finding a solution? maybe new, find out. this is what art is so critical as medium to explore difficult issues. it can highlight sensitive topics in ways that change the ways the side of things. hello, if they say, and i'm feeling energized. why greg rake, if they've been talking, if gory is by the award bank of struggles to jump a yeah, b berg, not so long ago. well, it's good main means of transportation to dis, this, those kind many of the cities water waves that move underground and in many voting markets

i mean, for the committee you had sam ervin, who was a folk hero. you had dan inouye, who was a war hero. on the other side you had richard nixon, who, to be the best known man in america, was still one of the most mysterious man in america. you had four cubans who had bay of pigs and cia backgrounds, who had done all types of nefarious things. you had gordon liddy and howard hunt who never saw a clandestine, nefarious scheme that they wouldn't follow, no matter how, how doomed to failure it was. and then you had the trio from the white house, chuck olson, john ehrlichman, bob haldeman, who would make you the hay stand up on the back of your deck when you heard them testifying. the third reason that i think watergate was so successful was there was good staff work. and let's give credit to sam dash. his daughters are here. let's give credit to sam. [applause] sam knew, sam knew how to tell a story. and that's what he did. the summer of 1973 watergate was the best soap opera on television. it was appointment television, as the new york times said. one

chris: i'll take the first point, ok, just -- only because, sam, you had.lot to say about it because i don't like gray meatloaf any more than mark does, all right? mark: yes. the -- first, you did have a student come work for us here at fdd, hopefully they came back with positive thoughts. >> they did. mark: ok, good. so look, agreed that it's tough -- it's -- you see this in the military, you've entered -- you don't enter as a lieutenant colonel, you enter as an ensign or second lieutenant. and you have the -- chris: a few ensigns become lieutenant colonels. mark: yes, there you go, that's true, fair enough, yes. and then maybe the space force someday. but i would say that the key to this is having what chris described as nine jobs within nsa that felt different, i felt the same way in the navy -- i was a navy officer, had about 14 assignments, only one or two were the same. they were vastly different every time. we're starting to see that. there is a cyber workforce, there's an act has just passed that's going to allow some movement between agencies. i th

he had sam dash, the chief counsel of the ervin committee, meeting in a series of secret meetings with judge sirica you. had the watergate special prosecution for. second is our show indications of at least ten meetings with judge you. have the watergate special protection course secretly staffing the house impeachment ready because the impeachment committee didn't do any good. so they took the information raised was a grand jury and transferred it to the hill and worst of all, if you go back, on august 5th, when we released the smoking gun tapes, ruins nixon, he was already on the ropes. he'd already been named a coconspirator, he'd already been recommended for impeachment. what did the special prosecutor tell the grand jurors and the judiciary committee in secret that nixon had personally done to cause his ousting? that's what's in my book. that's what was discovered when the roadmap was unsealed that my court tradition. the facts. >> let me just give the names, the nixon conspiracy, the plot to remove the president. >> joe one banks, go ahead. >> i was going to talk about the facts.

sam look. i just hadment of an injury there, or depending on the severity of the admission there, or for his little jacket or in intensive care, or that's where i returned instead, where i took my first breath in belarus in order to do, probably, the last year, well, after all, my mother is also pulling, i have to look here for 91 years, my aunt, who was born, when wrangel entered from the crimea here but in good health, absolutely. maybe talk shows on tv, but you have to watch them. oh, and plus wow, well, some kind of daily some kind of work. yes , not that, so that here for a lot of money, yes, in order to do something, you need to, yes, a diploma. i have knowledge. i arrived, filled out the questionnaire, ran through all the dispensaries. yes, i collected all the documents, submitted and received a residence permit, took courses, a four-month -old ultrasound retrained, i was lucky to work with boris nikitin founder in belarus i sat with him for a while , adopted all the secrets of his craft, and then

in nevada, trump-backed candidate and former attorney general defeated sam brown. he had this to say after. >> the failed policies are not just a product of joe biden, though he's served as a useful puppet, they look at the feet of cortes-masto. >> griff: this match up in november, republicans believe this race could be one of the best chances to win back the senate majority. >> todd: focus on the border race, you spent a lot of time at the border, practically lived there for a time. what is the democratic party not knowing what latinos at the border want. >> griff: great question. they are not listening to their citizens and community. myra flores is married to a border patrol agent. there are drugs and criminals, gang members coming across. in the 10 days i was there last week, todd, 15,114 apprehensions, equivalent of a caravan we've been watching coming in just essentially one week that i was there. the hispanic voters there, who have been controlled by the democratic party have had enough. they are saying stop it. many of the citizens voting there are part of the bor

the army had allowed him to transfer from south carolina to fort sam houston. >> he had gotten orders to get closer to the baby. and as close as he could get was san antonio so he could come and spend time with the baby on the weekends. >> the ramirez family struggled to find normalcy. back in maryland the investigation seemed to have stalled. anne arundel county offered a $20,000 reward for information about the case. the reward generated no promising leads. and homicide detectives wondered if karlyn's death could be part of a larger, even more sinister crime. >> detectives turned to the fbi as a stunning new theory takes center stage. coming up -- >> there's no likely suspects. so the first thought is serial killer or some unknown individual. >> and then an eyebrow-raising revelation about karlyn's estranged husband. >> she said that they'd been intimate for several years. >> when "dateline" continues. >> when "dateline" continues. jaycee tried gain flings for the first time the other day and forgot where she was. you can always spot a first time gain flings user. ♪ got my hair got

for the committee, you had sam ervin. who a folk hero. you had norway, a war hero. and you had the other side, richard nixon. who, to be the best known man in america was one of the most mysterious men in america still. you had for cuban -- four cubans , who had bay of pigs and cia backgrounds who had done all types of nefarious things. you had gordon liddy and howard hunt, who never followed the nefarious scheme, no matter how doomed to fail it was. and then you had the trio from the white house, chuck, john, and bob, who would make the hair stand up on the back of your neck when you heard them testifying. the third reason that i think watergate was so successful was, there was good staff work. let's give credit to sam dash. his daughter is here. let's give credit to sam. [applause] sam knew -- sam knew how to tell a story. and that's what he did. the summer of 1973, watergate was the best soap opera on television. it was appointment television, as the new york times said. one day, 60 million people heard john dean talk about a cancer growing on the presidency. the

miss banks had mentioned the bipartisanship on the ervin committee. sam dash was secretly rehearsing -- it was a sham. now, for mr. shepard. could you please comment more on the documents that you found that the prosecutor stole that indicate that they lied about the grand jury tampering, trying to connect president nixon. and connect president nixon.their own witnesses balked in court and they hid exculpatory evidence. these people, these prosecutors should be disbarred. the doj complaint has been filed, and i hope it goes through. thank you very much. >> well that's absolutely true. what has surfaced from these internal documents the prosecutors office -- >> they are available on your website. >> yes they are. i posted all of mine because jill says facts are what matter. >> you've noted that they are for the washington journal segment. so if our viewers want to go find it, they can find it on your website there. >> yes, they can. if they do, my website forward slash six dash 17, they will get just the documents i'm going to quickly summarize there. ther

sam. but at least that microphone you had in the plastic bag, that was hanging in there. big ziploc. >> reporter: come on. it's working. it's working. >> sorry, got to keep the equipment dry. forget about the meteorologist. sam, it's great to have you this morning. we appreciate it. we'll check back in in a little bit. >>> the chances of being accepted into one ivy league university, about 3% to 8%. so you can imagine the excitement when a florida high school senior got a yes and another yes and another. they just kept on coming. miami beach senior high school student body president, ashley adirika, got into all eight ivy league universities, and she's made her choice, harvard university on a full scholarship. >> wow! full scholarship too? >> how many did you get into, pjanai? >> seven. >> that's right. of course. eva, as well? >> reporter: i only applied to schools i thought i would get into, you know. >> play to win. >> reporter: congratulations to her. yeah. well, coming up, "gma" at the jubilee will be back here in london ahead of the big royal concert that's happenin

you had sam dash meeting in a series of secret meetings with the judge. you have the watergate special prosecution force. i can show you indications with at least 10 meetings with the judge. the watergate staff was staffing the impeachment committee. they transferred it to the hill. worst of all, if you go back on august 5, when we release the smoking gun tapes, ruins nixon, he has already been named a co-conspirator and recommended for impeachment. what did this press -- special prosecutor tell the jury in secret that nixon had personally done? that's what's in my book. that is what was discovered when the roadmap was unsealed at my court petition. guest: ok, now i have to speak the truth -- host: i have to give the books name -- -- guest: let's look at the roadmap to impeachment. that was done because there was a viable impeachment committee working. we had evidence that proved both crimes and impeachable offenses, and remember, impeachment does not require a crime. because the prosecutor at the time believed that impeachment was the proper procedure ra

you had sam dash meeting in a series of secret meetings with the judge. you have the watergate special prosecution force. i can show you indications with at least 10 meetings with the judge. the watergate staff was staffing the impeachment committee. they transferred it to the hill. worst of all, if you go back on august 5, when we release the smoking gun tapes, ruins nixon, he has already been named a co-conspirator and recommended for impeachment. what did this press -- special prosecutor tell the jury in secret that nixon had personally done? that's what's in my book. that is what was discovered when the roadmap was unsealed at my court petition. guest: ok, now i have to speak the truth -- host: i have to give the books name -- -- guest: let's look at the roadmap to impeachment. that was done because there was a viable impeachment committee working. we had evidence that proved both crimes and impeachable offenses, and remember, impeachment does not require a crime. because the prosecutor at the time believed that impeachment was the proper procedure ra

their best ideas at the annual sown conference leslie picker with more on what ftx founder sam bankman freeh hadsay hi, leslie >> it was an interesting fireside chat with strive's patrick karlsson the conversation kicked off with how the macro changes are impacting the price of bitcoin especially rising interest rates. >> high real rates are very lickly to be bad for crypto and the reason is basically that crypto is an investable asset and, you know, high real rates means that there is, you know, less money sort of sloshing around, and thus, less money that one could use to buy things like for instance, a bitcoin >> bankman-fried added that what's triggered, quote, a cascade of selling in both bitcoin and equities carlson asked him with it isn't seen as a positive for it. to that he had an interesting response it's been going up for a long time alongside bitcoin and what's changed this year is that formal indicators like cpi has finally started to reflect what's actually been happening and in reaction we've seen changes in monetary policy and that is why you're seeing a sll off in bitcoin bankma

sam brown would. here is part of the conversation we had with sam brown over the weekend. >> people are looking for someonemeone willing to engage in a conversation and build a relationship. i'm desperately seeking the vote and the endorsement of nevadans, not d.c. i'm proud of the one major endorsement that i do have is from the nevada republican party. that's republicans here in this state saying, yeah, we want sam to represent us. >> latest polling indicates that adam laxalt has a 14-point lead. yet internal polling by the sam brown campaign believes that that's within the margin of error. they think they still have a chance as people come out to the polling sites here in nevada, jose. >> meanwhile, vaughn, today marks a major test for republican incumbents facing trump-backed challengers. what do we know about that's races in south carolina? >> reporter: i think the big picture of why we're looking at these two races is because we're a continuation of what we're calling trump's revenge tour. he's going around the country in 2022 backing primary challengers who gop incumbents who he views as disloyal. h

partner and thin tech m&a specialist michael cashman let's continue the conversation that we had with sam what itself the secret sauce what are the differentiators in the then tech space? >> i think one thing we've seen in the market the last couple years has been an enormous transition from a growth mindset and growth at all costt and focus on user accounts and revenues to profitability. i think what we're going to see in the near term is a big and sudden shift from that growth to mindset to a profit mindset. that will be really hard for some businesses to do. and given the amount of investor uncertainty out there, i think we will see companies burning a lot of cash need to turn to a cash-rich partner and potentially make a deal. so i think we will see a different deal market than in the most recent couple years >> i understand why some of the smaller players need the bigger players' cash to make a deal why do the bigger players need the smaller players or which ones do they need? i have questions i still think one of the biggest you know distinction of this era for retail was this techn

you had sam dash meeting in a series of secret meetings with the judge. you have the watergate special prosecution force. i can show you indications with at least 10 meetings with the judge. the watergate staff was staffing the impeachment committee. they transferred it to the hill. worst of all, if you go back on august 5, when we release the smoking gun tapes, ruins nixon, he has already been named a co-conspirator and recommended for impeachment. what did this press -- special prosecutor tell the jury in secret that nixon had personally done? that's what's in my book. that is what was discovered when the roadmap was unsealed at my court petition. guest: ok, now i have to speak the truth -- host: i have to give the books name -- -- guest: let's look at the roadmap to impeachment. that was done because there was a viable impeachment committee working. we had evidence that proved both crimes and impeachable offenses, and remember, impeachment does not require a crime. because the prosecutor at the time believed that impeachment was the proper procedure ra

he they would have mayors testified they had sam you already from la who was just unrepentant. and they had the mayor of cleveland where there had been a major uprising that summer and the mayor comes in. he starts saying well communists are behind this and criminal elements are behind this and kennedy has all the reports from cleveland on housing on unemployment on schools any chapter and verse he describes to the mayor mayor the conditioned in his city. and the mayor said well i guess. we don't we have you know, we don't need communists. they're not the cause. i mean he just sort of backed up it just put the information before him. but at the same time he's putting the information before the country. so these hearings are really and what's surprising to me as a historian. little is known about these. i mean, they're volumes and the current commission report goes over this territory in about two years down the road, but they are really putting forward the crisis the problem defining what needs to be done and showing the tremendous limitations of the poverty programs that are no