chief terry saul was a chickasaw and choctaw. born in 1921 in hoeoklahoma. anyone who knows anything about that part of the world in the 1920s and '30s will know it wasn't an easy place to be native american. and so chief terry saul grew up seeing lynchings on a fairly regular basis. lynchings of both native and african-american people. he grew up experiencing impoverishment and vicious racism on an almost daily basis. so you had to be tough. you had to be resilient. and you had to have something of a sense of humor. it seems saul's parents had a sense of humor because they named their child chief which utterly confused white people throughout oklahoma as he grew to man hoohood in the 1930s and '40s. he was never a chief of tbut he grow up to become a wonderful native american artist. he served briefly in the second world war and when the war was over, the g.i. bill helped him attend the university of oklahoma where he pursued his education and passion for art. and it's at the university of oklahoma that chief terry saul learned the rudiments of cubism and s

some does this not much rooted in this country saul i think took that idea really wants to challenge everyone and everyone else to somehow accorded to us all saying that he wants to root out the old resistant forces so therefore they're kind of fashioned that we can see it's something. i'm compromising other hostages of washington i don't know what you thought when donald trump was meeting imran khan in washington and said he could wipe your country off the face of the map and ashraf ghani only said he wanted clarification when i think he's very far away and he may not know much about the history of our hardest sadat's not been so easy so far for centuries of hottest sun as a state as a country and has been a sacrifice but has defended their own country and i think that maybe later on he must suffer realised by his advisors that no off part assad is an end up and a sovereign country and its people as very proud and they will defend their own homeland so therefore it's not that easy to wipe out what he did of course drop the most powerful conventional bomb in history on your country b

becoming very complex because don't forget that tough a lot of sun is been threatened from 4 sides saul therefore there are counties there are saka there are interest groups there are some intelligence services death proxy wars you know there are so many things here but it distant off all this chaotic situation we have got that government which is weak which is kind of it neatly. a kind of ethno center regime which is want to have all power by itself we have got dr heiney who cannot really control the situation who does not give a good leadership to this country so we will have problems and this country i'm going to sit thank you well after decades of us to factor destabilization of any of afghanistan but countries right around the world a small number of democrats are attempting to mount a challenge to the. mongering stay just quote in washington joining me now from north carolina is one such progressive democrat wanting to shake things up in congress dandridge carter thanks so much for coming on the show you know before we even get to impeachment didn't go all the other issues that ar

were killed with a supporters of who god his opponent and i think that was the 1st time the world saul the british chose to turn the other way and not give it too much attention the walled largely ignored it but i think that was the 1st time we knew to to what extend this man would defend what he felt bus kid is thousands of people died we don't have a number today those people are still crying those involve is a still crying full full recognition they are they still want to apology they've not been given so that's really when resole for the 1st time that this guy for what's he is leg will be spoiled but after all of this what legacy has mugabe left behind that's an interesting one you know speaking to africans they say this is the man who stood up to the west for us nobody forgets mugabe is classic speeches telling the west gulf you know people still share those videos on social media you know you know dissing west of leaders and talking about how we as africans can do things on our own he was respected for that even among the president community on the continent so there is that it d

bueno >> hola hola muy buenas noches bienvenidos a los deportes por noticiero telemundo 48 les habla saúlni dos santos una lesión aparatosa aunque no pasó a mayores giovani dos santos está hospitalizado pero no hay fractura minuto 49 aparece córdoba para poner el dos por cero al minuto 50 pulido con el dos por uno le daba la esperanza a chivas de guadalajara pero víctor después que el árbitro entendió que había penal revisó el var dijo claroica para poner el 3 por uno y henry le dio al américa el 4 a 1 dice el miguel " piojo" herrera que habrá que ver bien la jugada para saber si hubo mala leche por el pollo briceño >> valen las disculpas pero no he visto la jugada , sí valen las disculpas pero si en tu cabeza venía otra idea no puedes pedir disculpas >> el miguel " piojo" herrera pegaba duro como jugador monterrey contra tigres en el clásico lucas al minuto 69 era el uno a cero para el conjunto felino y tigres con andré pierre gignac el francés puso el dos contra monterrey los dodgers igualaron la marca de 102 duelos ganados enfrentaron a los gigantes de san francisco acá el pitcher de l

>> no, nunca temrmina, con eso n nos vamos, >> nos vemnos este fin de seman >> y atenciÓn, porque saÚlene rival confirmado y argentina en el baloncesto sigue haciendo historia. comenzamos el show number one, titulares y mÁs. >> (aplausos). >>

didn't give you know the chance hansen finally found a team they could beat without a board on friday saul got a crucial win against mike's coming up with a host to savor while bookman travel to frankfurt last but not least one monday the wolves most often ha let's see how those results affect the table live 6 dalan stop but buyers are breathing down their necks shoka end up stuck in a 10 point sandwich with freiburg and labor couzin but there's actual left don't mean could move to 2nd with the win on sunday in the bottom half of her limbs when lifted thin out of danger for now still to play dusseldorf and hoffenheim could give themselves a lift and clearly although at the bottom pot a boy still looking for a win number one that brings us to our play of the day as voted by you on twitter and the. winner is buyer's newest goal score philippe could see the presumably coolly smashed his penalty home for bias 3rd goal his just a staggering run up helps in cologne keep her team on the wrong way there it is. well with fancy footwork like this in a few more goals could she could well become a fan

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also coming up the death of a diplomat and a company one of that china demands on saul's top of a giant panda on a good window into thailand dies suddenly plus. the pensioners with a farm group on their health being told is no excuse for these senior citizens in china. daily exercise routines. i'm very welcome. it's good to have you with us. 1st the u.s. taliban talks ended and then there was the explosion of violence over the past 3 days of violence on has seen numerous attacks mainly orchestrated by the taliban all in the middle of an election campaign on tuesday taliban suicide bombers killed at least 48 and wounded dozens in twin blasts one was at an election rally in central afghanistan and another in central kabul near the u.s. embassy on wednesday gunmen tried to storm a building in jalalabad killing 4 and injuring 12 and on thursday at least 20 people were killed in a taliban truck bomb attack in southern afghanistan more than 90 people were wounded. for more i'm joined from kabul by journalist i lead at the feet the presidential elections are should do for the 28th of september

mid-60s along the coast, and low to mid-70s downtown, san francisco, and sauls upper 80s in san ramon and pleasanton, and low to mid-90s everywhere else. low and high clouds coming in tonight. a degree or two cooler on wednesday, and a degree or two cool oday a steady through the weekend. morning clouds and afternoon sunshine. >>> if you are coming out of the santa cruz mountains on northbound 17 near the off-ramp, there's a tire blocking the lane. headlights are on northbound 280 looking good up towards cupertino, and no problems up the peninsula into san francisco. here's a live shot on 680. this is flowing well towards highway 24. as we check out the drive time for you, walnut creek to dublin, 13 minutes. the ride in the north 101 to l 1 minutes. >>> apple's next watch will be able to track your sleep. here are your tech bytes. >>> a possible change coming to facebook. >> the company is considering a test that would hide the likes on your posts. apple is reportedly working on a sleep tracker for its watch. >> users wear the watch overnight and the data collected will be sent to an

. >>> buenas noches, buenas noches, bienvenidos a los deportes por telemundo 48, les habla saúl rodríguezne el 1 a 0 para la máquina cementera, pero más adelante un golazo de miguel ponce, nacido en el norte de california, en la capital del estado de california, en sacramento, en tiro libre marca un golazo, pero no le alcanza a chivas y empata 1 por 1 con cruz azul, en el estadio olímpico universitario tigres enfrentó a león, los técnicos saludándose, golazo luis montes abría la cuenta para león que parecía se llevaba una victoria fácil, falla y la manda al fondo varg hidalgo los tuzos enfrentaron a pachuca, 1 por 0 de castro, al minuto 90 diego valdés puso el 2 por 0 definitivo para la victoria de san luis sobre pachuca, en el estadio aguascalientes, el estadio victoria de aguascalientes tijuana, alvarado ponía el 1 por 0 para el cuadro de casa, después un golazo al minuto 9 empataba las acciones para tijuana, que se fue arriba cuando rivera ponía el 2 por 0, salas al 53 consigue el empate, al 68 quiroga aparece para marcar el 3 por 2 y necaxa se lleva la victoria, mientras tanto el chuc

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>>my mother my grandmother i would want is somebody saul, something love that makes it a place that they would step in. >>terrifying attack in the east bay, an elderly woman is ambushed and dragged after a man runs up and snatches her purse the attacker then use the info from her purse to find out where she lives violent encounter has unsettled residents in the quiet east bay town of alameda. forces it made spoke to police and they say that they need the community's help to solve this case. >>an elderly woman is recovering tonight after being the victim of a violent purse snatching the parking lot of this raw store in the south shore shopping center in alameda alameda police looted haas mugger ot. the victim who 73 years old is walking with her relatives to her car. >>and at that point a person runs out grabs her purse. and does turns into really big violent struggle where she's dragged for a little bit and the person then subsequently gets away it happened around 07:30pm wednesday. >>police have a limited description of the bill purse snatching suspect who was last seen driving out of t

saul to fill -- assault bill to get salt for the community. miles in at 180 straight-line. i cannot imagine what was involved in 1864 when everything was falling apart to do that. i thought that was interesting. i learned all about the county in north carolina. i asked my grandfather why we never talked about the civil war growing up. he said son, we shot each other. that turned out to be the case. the two ancestors i had were on the confederate side. from the same mound community, he enlisted early in the war -- the same mountain community, he enlisted early in the war. he died in a richmond hospital --er mechanics bill mechanicsville. a great uncle of mine had compiled a genealogical packet including a transcription of a letter that his older brother wrote back home about watching him die in this hospital. i said i would like to conduct exhaustive archival research and find out who this anonymous young man was. i want to find out where he was buried and tell the story of the research takes to find out such a thing. you wrote me back four min

i have a clear well i don't punish saul and the whole thing about. the character yet. is that it doesn't care we do care and want to cry or she. bendish well you can stop thinking into something by. the emphasizing individual rather than collective responsibility clearly nothing has changed since the advertisement of the native american crime. i assume that you were drinking coca-cola this morning is the single use a lot of plastic and the problem today. plastic plastic packaging has a very useful function in society and we need to we need to remember that the problems are very creative they are very very useful and they obviously perform a function as important as how you we again as individuals dispose of these packages so coca-cola for example one of the packaging rightly want to be ready to get it fiery safely i mean use it. what you don't want to say and then environment according to the head of the next says he ation which claims to fight against pollution coca-cola is supposedly the example to follow but does he admit to being financed by the american multinatio

important thing to take away for people who want to work on alliances to create a better place for saul to live his education. i think a lot of the things you are trying to do our very important it we have a split thing here. pharmaceutical versus nonlegal. thanks. we hear your point. >> i think your biggest point exhibition is very -- education is exactly our point. we see a lot of work around public education. we see a lot of issues on this, so she run the overdose crisis, is people don't understand the toxicology of drugs. certain drugs shouldn't be mixed together, and that increases the chance ofe overdosing. so really pushing for drug checking so people know what is happening at their making the choice to use drugs. the other thing we have invested in his safety first. that's a curriculum to talk to young people about drugs and give them all of the information that is necessary for them to make healthier choices in their lives. i think education is crucial to how we are going to deal with this. that's one of the reasons why i think if we are going to have and talk about how we are

. >> but it's not what says saul kassin who has researched false confessions for over 30 years. he calls confessions the gold standard of evidence. >> legal collars in the u.s. have recognized that when you have a confession you basically going to get a conviction at trial. people have assumed confession to be not quite infallible but potent and close to infallible. memorable false t teens who after hours of interrogation by police confessed on video tape to the beating and rape of a femalege>> what was she saying? >> she was staying stop. >> when you're in that position in those four walls in that room and you're with seasoned detectives, poised, celebrated, been working for 10 to 25 years -- >> their convictions were vacated in 2002 based on dna evidence and the confession of a previously convicted rapist.e nocence project ns ai through dna evidence involved defendants who made false confessions and almost half of them were under 21 years old. >> when you start looking at f ionshat last 6 hours, 8 hours, 10, 12, 20 hours. people have a breaking point. >> no food. they kept rep

mother or grandmother, some ideas so if that were my mother my grandmother i would want is somebody saul, something love that makes it a place that they would step in and so really step up and contact police will absolutely police are asking for the community's help in identifying the purse snatching suspect. >>if you have any information out be the police would like to hear from you. in alameda haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>happening now santa clara police are asking for your help finding the suspect on your screen there a 91 year-old man says it. he was visiting his wife's grave at the mission city memorial park cemetery. but he was suddenly hit and the back of the head with a rock could happen on saturday police are calling the attack on provoke am ruthless and say that the suspect rob the man before he took off on a mountain bike. police described the suspect as a latino male between 35 and 50 years old about 6 feet tall you're being asked to contact police if you happen to have any information about this incident. >>it's a disgrace to our country. it's another which on here we go aga

this year we will debut a social marketing campaign as part of our prevention strategy that inspector saul as hierarchy might. see what i saw my buddies did. our school we should say. it's ludicrous you know it's. you know we have posters that say wait until she's sober i'm it's remarkable that that's allowed to pass and in today's military we've implemented training at each and every level of military service from the moment they end of the service and basic training they are given that our campaign consist of a series of posters that are actually training tools and each of those posters has a different focus you cannot perform sexual assault with pretty posters posters do not prevent sexual predators from preying upon women and men in the military we're talking about people barging into rooms in the middle of the night posters going to prevent a criminal from version of these are violent people but one of the things that we do in our prevention strategy is to focus on bystander intervention in strategy and in that training we ask for each soldier sailor airman or marine to be aware of wh

my name is elizabeth saul and i work at steve's. french food. international gateway to the best connection self road and rail. located in the heart of europe connected to the whole world. experienced outstanding shopping and dining offers and try our services. biala gassed at frankfurt airport city managed by from a bought. this is d w news live from violating a widely anticipated prisoner exchanges taking place between russia and ukraine there were emotional scenes is families were reunited at airports in moscow and kiev also coming up a below sea of indian attempts to put a rover on the moon engineers at mission control having also communication with belew not landa the signal from each on the way and 2 spacecraft disappeared after it and to its final the sad thing to me was that.

salon i know a good quality here when i see it and the good story when i hear it my name is elizabeth saul and i work at studio albums. now do you percent of americans at some point in our lives will experience hardship . this is deja vu news live from berlin those in charge of the fukushima nuclear power plant that went into meltdown are found not guilty 3 former executives were accused of failing to mitigate the disaster which came in the wake of the 20th tsunami it was the only criminal trial resulting from that nuclear catastrophe also coming up. saudi arabia displays the drones and missiles it says proves tehran sponsored the attacks on its oil installations the u.s. labels the attacks an act of war.

jazeera borneo in indonesia. and still ahead an al-jazeera europe take believe the day one that goal saul han culp played to a will have over the else thank all right basketball fans we've got the action here because pete is here prime semi here very good we do have the action spain to reach the finals of the basketball world cup after a dramatic victory over australia in beijing at one point in the semifinal the australians led by as many as 11 points but the spaniards fought back late in the game to force a double overtime thriller marc gasol hit 33 full team fellow n.b.a. star ricky rubio added 19 and 12 assists as spain came through 9588 they'll take on argentina in sunday's final only scola school game high 28 points as they breeze past france 866 it's argentina's 1st final since 2002 it was also the end of the line for the french true blue this tournament a wide open when they beat reigning champions the united states in the quarter finals. england's cricketers have fought hard on day 2 of the final ashes test and it seems to have paid off for archer. from australia as they chased e

over to move to mobilize the influential finance sector to a fund that will cause more problems it's saul's we put up for the scotian here in our city. what we really need to be looking out looking at is eliminating the funding of fossil fuels as quickly as possible and the key thing here is not to focus too much on the banks they will do whatever they can within what is profitable and have legal and he thing is to put pressure on governments to utterly change the rules in terms of what banks do to get rid of anything that is destroying the future for our children the green technologies that are presented as growing are not a toll in many instances in the energy sector today say no to nuclear energy there is no reason to say no to say no because nuclear energy doesn't emit any c o 2 and they say yes the electric car going to car is an awful l.c.a. life cycle analysis if you look at their environmental footprint it is much worse than my diesel car today and it will be for the next 50 years so because of the production of the batteries so this is all rubbish this is perfect rubbish frankly an

there were best clone i'm sure it is not just because a flacco food that yemeni star dying people sauls with are away without access to contra he says i know macare and limb good done what schroeder by get in and if not a baby pain of i mean i feel we heard a dying on a about of what i'm only the cinema but we are dying because cinema told us of a culture of art. and for moon finneran to walk out if the cinema still existed i would not be. my kind of. but these young people want to revive cultural life in yemen if they are rehearsing a play to be performed in public for the 1st time in more than 4 years and even with basics like electricity hard to come by the theatre is a way to vent. turn the power on from the other line. is it your hobby to make my life miserable what nonsense talk just. the director believes that art is necessary to channel people's emotions about the difficulties in their lives but is it the right time to talk about art. or sport but that's not true because if everyone stopped doing what they have to do all sunk in the same situation real life express through art f

chirac who died last week at the age of 86 the funeral service took place behind me at the church of saul suit piece well world leaders including president putin of russia came to pay their final respects to a man whose political career spanned some 40 years going from being elected as an m.p. in the national assembly all the way to being mare of paris to being prime minister a 2nd time twice to of course being france's president a presidency he held for 2 terms darting back in 1995 he was considered to be a political comedian so he has stuck to his guns and perhaps is best known internationally for the fact back in 2003 he refused to let part of france participate in the iraq invasion that was led by the u.s. in the u.k. famously of. going to the u.n. security council all queuing why that invasion shouldn't take place let's have a look back now at some of the highlights of his political career. the military operations have just started in iraq friends regresses action taken without the approval of the united nations. houses burning down and we blind to it nature mutilated and overexploit

goes a bit deeper than that i think because it also shows you can truly measure military strength saul in terms of the amount of money you spend on arms. for so you should get some modicum of defense attorney because when you see it yes of course but when you for example compare how how would a couple of military conflict look here between saudi arabia and iran often people fail to take account of very simple or cheap drone can be used to attack a military installation and these. energies elation and and this is.

also coming up the debts off a diplomat and a company one of that china demands on saul's top of a giant panda on a good window into thailand dies suddenly plus. the pension knows what the farm groups on the health bill.

how many people her here saul bk panther? there's an iconic scene where they are in the case of objects that were stolen from wauconda and will come to every museum they are full of stolen objects and yes some of them were acquired legally but it doesn't mean they were acquired ethically. there is a difference because they were given under colonial time to go we hav to ask a lot f difficult and uncomfortable questions. i think we need to bee listening more to the indigenous peoples whose objects were taken. now we see this push to repatriate. there've been a lot of discussions and of course they've profited and made a lot of money off of the overweight epidemic that they funded so many but now there's a couple museums in london that have had to remove their names we have a love of deconstruction to do for heritage and who owns the past and who has the right to display and take and share and show and i think we are going to have a lot more talking to do before we begin to unravel the mess and the listening. >> if you would lik

a step towards ending the war in eastern ukraine $35.00 are released by eat side set arabia's king saul man has replace the energy minister with one of his sons prints until lizzie's and salma it puts him and wanted the cane as most important positions and stabilities will replace col at all folly who was dismissed as chairman of the stay don't aramco few days ago a company's preparing for a much anticipated stock a listing and there is another setback to hopes of salvaging the 2015 iran nuclear deal there audience now say they have the ability to enrich uranium to a much higher level so this is what that means when you're writing in his mind it has less than one per cent of the material used in nuclear reactors but that increases once it's concentrated but in britain when enrichment reaches 5 percent it can be used in nuclear power plants once in its 20 percent uranium measures well for research reactors or for medical purposes that's just a short technical step away from 90 percent purity and uranium grade needed to produce a nuclear bomb doors into our airports from tehran. another s

better call saul. there is us. other zack, succession, pose, and body guard.getting good-bye kudos is the last season, up for outstanding comedy series along with barry, fleabag, the good place, the marvelous mrs. maisl. nominated for lead actress in a comedy is cathryn o'hara. plus rachel of the marvelous mrs. maisel. russian doll, natasia leon. dead to me, kristina applegate and julia louie dreyfus putting hea step closer. as for lead actor in a comedy series, anthony anderson of blackish, bill hader for barry. michael douglas. ted danson. black monday's star don cheadle and eugene lever i have. drama lead actress recognized. emil i can't clarke of game of thrones. killing eve. viola davis for how to get away with murder. mandy moore for there is us. other zack's jason baitman is in the drama lead actor category along with kip harrington for game of thrones. sterling k. brown and milo of this is us and billy forter for pose. >>> going home with emmy gold for the 71s emmy awards september 22nd only on fox. >>> and in west oakland, the labor day block party wa

so this other than he doesn't have a workers comp granity his saul remedy years the jones act lawsuithe looking in some way to cover his potential responsibility as a crew member because they believe the initial. >>report that came out said that all the crew members were sleeping at the time that this a horrible fire started and that by lars one person is supposed to be awake so see trying to cover some sort of. fault that he had well on the net ruddy that could add absolutely heart of you may be looking to cover medical bills for his broken leg, is wage law. clearly he's not able to work because of the broken leg and also because the bow. you know burned off and then sure there's a certain amount blaine shifting going on because air all of the employees say the boat owners responsible for not making the boat. stay and i assure their hope would be that none of them could be prop sick you that for. the manslaughter just like the ghost ship people were 5 and you know prosecuted for the involuntary manslaughter, participating in acts of negligence that led to the death of it. yeah, the a

with those highly anticipated movies hitting the big screen, of saul sales -- overall sales are down. ticket sales finished 2% less than last year. for the year, ticket sales are down more than ever%. experts say they believe higher ticket prices are responsible for most of the droop. >>> a new survey shows half of all americans are making their vacation a chance to truly be away from work. the survey shows 50% of workers say they won't have access to wifi while on vacation so they don't have to think about work while they are gone. two-thirds of the people say they feel pressure to stay connected even during their time off. in contrast, 24% say they make sure they have cell phone reception wherefore they go on vacation so they don't have as much work waiting for them. when they return to their jobs. >>> very interesting. ilike to put them down. we are kind of lucky where we can lever our job behind. your have to stay in touch with us. you don't want to be surprised. >> hot august. that is very hot. hot august days and nights, mike. >> yeah, that's for sure. there were records set for

unless we get an opposite flow of wind pushing it back up that saul very, very good news. high tide is about 4:52 in the wilmington area. so we're only a couple hours away from high tide and the water level remains very, very low. it is is not approaching the banks, no threat of overflowing at this point. that is the other piece of good news. i thinkkle we will see a lot of damage but not utter devastation. that's good news. mary ann, back to you. >> thank you, doug, live coverage of hurricane dorian. also breaking, robert mugabe has died in singapore where he has often received medical treatment in recent years. according to a source with direct knowledge of the matter. mugabe came to wow we are at independence from britain in 1908 after a gorilla war ended white leadership. he was held as a model leader but that diminished over time as his leadership became more authoritarian. he resigned as president in 2017 following a military dew coup. he was 95 years old. stay with fox news for more on hurricane dorian and the death of robert mugabe, the death of the former zima bob

a pretty little girl, they saul said, and inevitably they added, what a shame. there was such sorrow in their voices, such an anguished look on their faces. i didn't want my beg pretty to make people sad, butter to be ugly, i thought. i especially didn't want my being pretty to make my mother sad. as soon as he heard this word, even if she had been laughing a minute before, my mother's eyes filled with tears and her face turned into a mask of agony. at those times my mother look just leak the adorata the sourful woman was the name of a statue in the church across the street from where we lived. in the little town of reposto in sicily. it was a statue of mary holding the dead christ, a sicilian version of, the woman grief carved into their painted face, on her lap, he dead son, red stained, slender limbs, draped in lifeless abandon, people seen as mournful when they look at my mother holding me as they were when looking at the adolarata holding her dead son. time is thought my mother and the adolarata were one in the same, even had the same name, maria. i'll just

. >> jimmy: and from "better call saul." you don't have to know them all.e going to play tennis against them or something. >> i was looking for something where is that board where you wrote it down for me. >> jimmy: yeah, i think it's worse if you automatically know everyone in the category. >> i think we named it the peter dinglich category. >> jimmy: he did win last year, so maybe people say oh, we'll spread it around a little bit. do you have a speech prepared? >> no. >> jimmy: why not? >> well, i'm not going to win it. >> jimmy: let's say you -- >> i'm really lazy. >> jimmy: let's say your stupid friend joe hadn't sent you that article, and you feel like you might win it, would you have a speech ready? or do you think it's bad luck? >> it might be bad luck. do you have a speech ready for these things? >> jimmy: no. i never know how things are going to go. just lookin' into it. >> we're two losers here. >> jimmy: it's okay. we're just joking. it's good to see you. see you at the emmies on sunday night. maybe provide a couple things just in case. a couple

all of a sudden it stacking up in the carpool lanes once again, saul double check to see if there's somethingen they clear out really early they'll stay clear unless something's going on overall you are backed up into the maze under 15 minutes for your average to make it in. we're checking highway for its finally winding down 23 minutes antioch to concord so that's much better. but the nimitz rolling south not better at all in fact it's heavier because of all the little crashes we've had out there so 67 minutes from 2.38 to 2.37 daria. thanks a lot. teen year-old student from riverside has died after a fight at his middle school have part of that fight was caught on camera the 2 other kids involved are now in custody. >>we have michelle guile now with the story. should have to bury their child. a landmark middle school mother cries at the news that diego the 8th grader who was beat up on campus more than a week ago. >>has been declared clinically dead. the 2 boys in the cell phone video were arrested. they're accused of punching their classmate and hitting him so hard that he fell into a conc

is there, saul lyolomon, room n forgiveness decades later? >> yes, for initially wearing the shirt.e is room for forgive ms. for making that mistake, but telling us that you did not know, that this was a reference to rodney king is just not believable. nobody believes that, because of how big that news was at the time, and i think the other thing is, the response to it. now, she was quoted in an article saying that she didn't know and some other things that did not make sense. she said that she did not, they did not say everything that she said, that's fine, but then if that was a mistake, if you were misquoted, come out immediately and say, i was misquoted. this is what i really mean about this. rather than waiting to see how the community would respond. now i think that people are so angry, it might just be too late. >> okay. we'll watch what's happening in philadelphia, solomon jones, and keep this conversation rolling. thank you very much for coming on. i appreciate you. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, president trump insisting that his administration never pressured scientist

they feel is a pattern and practice of corrupt acts and if that means they have to get another call saul and other transcripts, they are going to gripe about that too.o. i promise you they are going to ask for their calls and transcripts. they are going to do it. >> it never stops. i told you last night in the night before, i think the call itself showed poor judgment that wasd not close to being impeachable, but the democrats continue to overplay their hand, to cry wolf, and instead of just saying thisju was a bad thing ad talking about it, everything is impeachable.as keep in mind that impeachment is there is an emergency mechanism if the country can't wait until the next election. e they find out that the president has done a serious abuse of public trust. as you pointed out, the election is around the corner. by the time the process is over, it will be an election season. we are already in election season. so it's really an abuse. whatever you think about what the president did, it's really an abuse of what the framers had in mind of what impeachment was all about.into are. >> you're

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bonenot a 70-year-old saul cutting off my legs -- saw bone cutting off my legs. they have stem cell regeneration, and insurance companies will not give you a nickel, so you are going on your own. that is one thing. the other things a friend of his combinet out of in the middle of the night, crawled to his car, crawled to his house and called to a friend who took him to the hospital. he got there, they looked at them, and found out that he dislocated his hip. they kept him there for three hours and said you are ready to go and he went home. he went home and he got a bill for $14,000. that wiped him out. he drank himself to death a year later because he was out of money. that is another deal. of then you talked about all the big hospitals are constantly -- they have all this great technology and little hospitals are going broke. guest: people are getting hammered with medical bills. what is happening is that about 1/5 of americans are making difficult decisions about their personal finances including paying for groceries because of their medical bills. it is a disg

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to the angle becauseid of the presidens rally, we wanted to cover continue but do a flash back to saul's point, because ford's lawyer recently did admit the real motivation behind the kavanaugh attack as year later. watch. >> he will always have an asterisk next to his name. whene he takes a scalpel to row is v wade, we will knoll who he is, we will know his character and we will know what motivates him and that important it important we know than is part of what motivated christine. >> what are they going to do not next nominee wish some conservatives are concerned that kavanaugh is not a strict originalist in the ct or, you know, the scalia, justice thomas or scalia mode, i'm going to say. that he is more moderate than some other people that could have been selected. what if it is barrett or hardman or other potentials. >> i think it will be really interesting to see if they try to do this to a woman because they've now set themselves up as the supposed ultimate preticketters of women's rights which is not what this is about at all, so what are they going to do to a woman. i would like

. >> mary anne: for saul, she's not getting back into politics, surgery will not come true. >> kennedy do you know that? >> harris: did you talk to her? we've seen more for the last seven days -- coat >> mary anne: that's got a book tour. timing is everything. everyone is selling books right now. come on, you guys have people here throughout this whole building paired all kinds of books. >> harris: have we figured it would have been? to put on a scroll at 1:00 p.m. joe biden's on her list for the reasons why she lost. >> kennedy: facebook, bernie bros? >> harris: the republic of macedonia? >> kennedy: thousands are told their wives how to vote? [laughter] >> mary anne: let's get back to -- [laughter] 2015 is here again! >> harris: do you want 2015 to be back? >> mary anne: no, but apparently it is! we're talking with it. donald trump is so good at muddying the waters. so bringing this issue back on which only got resurrected on the same time the whistle-blower came forward privately, it's not a coincidence. if there was a real issue here, the fact is that the state department -- the do