diane sawyer has one family's story. >> her name is abena horton.he is a labor and employment attorney. this is her husband alex horton, an artist. last june they set out to get an appraisal of their home in jacksonville, florida, hoping to refinance and pay down the mortgage. a on home filled with photos and books and love. her family, his family. but when the appraiser came, she said she felt something unsettling. >> it clicked in my mind almost immediately why did i let myself forget that i live in america as a black person and that i need to take some extra steps to get a fair result. >> the appraisal comes back. it is shockingly low. even the bank couldn't make sense of that number. so she decided to get a second appraisal with a new appraiser, same house, but something different. >> back with another edition of the things that we are taking down from our walls, pictures of me, black panther. ♪ >> she took down all the photos of her family, replacing them only with photos of her husband and his white family. and he is the person in the home whe

here now, diane sawyer. >> very sad about doing this. wanted to document it. >> reporter: a woman in florida is recording the moment she has decided to do something really hard. >> because it does seem like one of the few ways that we can achieve economic fairness, by just having my husband be in a house by himself and taking down all evidence that he has a black family. >> reporter: her name is abine horton. she is a labor and employment attorney. this is her husband, alex horton, an artist. last june, they set out to get an appraisal of their home in jacksonville, florida, hoping to refinance and pay down the mortgage. a home filled with books and photos and love. her family, his family. but when the appraiser came, abine was there and said she felt something unsettling. >> it clicked in my mind almost immediately that i understand what the issue was here. why did i let myself forget that i live in america as a black person? and that i need to take some extra steps to get a fair result? >> reporter: the appraisal comes back. it is shoc

and sawyer had a question specifically for vice president mike pence. please ask him where was the line for being po born a while male american? after proving my loyalty to this country for 30 years, my half-assed citizenship doesn't give me the right to have my old and sick father for a barbecue at my home. even after four years of waiting for a visa and filling out a waiver application. obviously my family stood in the wrong line. sawyer says his family is from iran. thank you so much for sharing your questions, your stories. they're amazing. we welcome your e-mails any time theweek @msnbc.com. msnbc is the place for continuing coverage of the vice presidential debate. that begins at p.m8:00 p.m. eastern. until we meet again, i'm joshua johnson. make it a wonderful week. american voices with alicia menendez is next on msnbc. good night. n msnbc. good night did you know you can go to libertymutual.com to customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? really? i didn't-- aah! ok. i'm on vibrate. aaah! only pay for what you need. ♪ liber

and everyone wants to benefit from the resolves of natural gas discovered off the coast catherine sawyer al-jazeera. now at least 8 people have been killed in a bombing a religious school in the northwest pakistan city of more than 135 others were injured police say the bomb was hidden in a bag left in the school's main hall a device then detonated as students gathered for their lessons be reports. up to 500 students were packed into this room when the bomb exploded. they were listening to a lecture by a prominent scholar at the jimmy is a very religious school impish hour that eventually out of budgeting it was 8 o'clock in the morning the teacher was giving a lesson we just heard a big bang and all the students are running here and their. police say the bomb was hidden in an abandoned bag in the main hall pakistani an afghan students teachers and other members of staff are among the dead and injured several are in a critical condition police expect more faith tallaght. the injured were taken to the city's main hospital where relatives gathered waiting for news. of the attack comes days

westgate mall in nairobi a 3rd man who was charged under kenyan terrorism laws was acquitted catherine sawyer was outside the courts and sent us this update. the prosecution had 44 witnesses and the case was really heavily hinged on telephone conversations that the prosecution says the accused with the attackers were killed in that siege that took 4 days in 2318 so the prosecution saying that for example one of the sas one of the accused spoke 109 times we thought one of the attackers between june 28th and september he said the other 2 accused also interacted with with the attackers. leaders of the greek far rights golden dawn party have been found guilty of running a criminal group thousands of protesters gathered outside the court to hear the verdict police fired tear gas to break up the process her affair is facing as armenia and azerbaijan continue their bastille over the disputed karabakh region both of these pictures they say shows evidence of attacks on populated areas germany and france have announced plans to sanction people labeling the part of the blame for the poisoning of russian

very limper mation on the number of casualties and deaths but we do know from the mayor of is near sawyer he says at least 20 buildings have collapsed and it's believed that there were people within those buildings when those buildings did fall under this of quake as we speak now there is efforts now to dig into this rubble to try and find people in those buildings we have reports at least one person has been dug out of the rubble and these efforts are extremely dangerous and extremely difficult you can't move quickly for fear of provide leaving to further collapses in the building as we speak now there are emergency services coming from all over the country to help with this ongoing effort to find people believed to be trapped in these buildings it is an extremely powerful earthquake a sim of the magnitude of cause mass devastation in 1909 near istanbul which claimed the lives of nearly 20000 people so this gives you an idea of how powerful this quake is seen images of water searching in from the gnc inundating nearby houses a mini tsunami another indication of how powerful this quake is

as mark twain said, teddy roosevelt was the tom sawyer of the political world, always gunning for a chanceroosevelt's 46th birthday, he sent a message that read as follows, "you have made a very ."od start in life surely, he sought attention and always was the center of attention. it's been said roosevelt was the kind of person who always wanted to be the bride at every wedding and the corpse at every funeral. my favorite story to illustrate maybe apocryphal, but here's the story anyway. occasion,is on one roosevelt came up to a friend of his and said, "i have the most wonderful dream last night. i dreamed i died and went to heaven, and on the first night, the celestial choir sang. it was magnificent. i thousand sopranos, a thousand ltos, a thousand bases -- basses. and the friend says, "what about the tenor?" and roosevelt said, "i sang tenor," so you get the idea. next on lectures in history, brigham young university professor j buckley teaches a class about lewis and clark's expedition across the american west. also known as the core of discovery expedition, he describes the goal to map

presidential elections in the modern era we should anticipate and prepare for protests growing in sawyer's frequency and intensity leading up to the election and likely into the year 2021 broadway is staying shut down until summer of 2021 lots of lost jobs and lots of lost profits furthermore the historic roosevelt hotel has been forced to close there are no tourists to book their room now other hotels have been used to house homeless people and keep them off the streets during the pandemic a public health measure however residents of those neighborhoods are not thrilled about their new neighbors and they are suing the city the city has reacted recklessly and to radically by repeatedly uprooting these individuals based on political pressure hospitalizations for covert 19 are now starting to rise once again local officials have a lot of problems on their hands and for every problem they solve 10 more seem to pop up a look up and r.t. new york. let's bring you to the middle east now on the programmer israel push forward this week but plans for thousands of settlement homes in the west bank t

and everyone wants to benefit from the resolves of natural gas discovered off the coast catherine sawyer al-jazeera. more than 90 people have been arrested during protests in philadelphia over the police shooting of a black man 30 officers were injured during the unrest police cars and waste bins was set on fire while several stores were looted 27 year old alton wallace was shot dead by police in philadelphia on monday as a bystander film the incident and posted it on social media offices say wallace was holding a knife and it ordered him to drop it several times the city's mayor has called for calm we need a speedy and transparent resolution for the sake of mr wallace his family the officers and for all philadelphia i know that many thought all of us are feeling frustrated and outraged following yesterday's tragic incident i fully support your 1st amendment rights protests but we also ensure that our communities are not further her as a result please be careful let's get more on this now from gabriel elizondo who's in philadelphia and gabriel do we know do we have any more information a

is the tom sawyer of the political world. one of his numbers put it this way. this message read as follows -- you have made a very good start in life and your friends have great hopes for you when you grow up. attention.ought he wanted to be the bride every wedding and the corpse of every -- at every funeral. this may be apocryphal. this is the story anyway. story is teddy roosevelt came up to a friend and said, i have the .ost wonderful dream last night i dreamed i died and went to heaven and on the first night celestial choir sang. it was magnificent. there were a thousand faces. , what aboutnd said the tenors? roosevelt replied, i sang timmer -- i sang tenor. entirecan watch the lecture sunday on american andory tv at 8 p.m. midnight eastern time. >> this week, we looking back to this date in history. >> there is a major difference in your view of the role of the federal government and out of senator dole. how would you define the difference? clinton: jim, i believe the federal government should give the people the tools to make the most of their own lives.

and sawyer had a question specifically for vice president mike pence.e ask him where was the line for being born as a white male american because after proving my loyalty to this country for 13 years by paying 30% tax, getting a ph.d. obeying the law, and working in cutting-edge technology, my half ass citizenship doesn't give me the right to have my old and sick father for a barbecue at my home. even after four years of waiting for a visa and filling out a waiver application. obviously my family stood in the wrong line. sawyer says his family is from iran. thank you so much for sharing your questions, your stories. they are amazing. you never cease to impress us. we welcome your emails anytime. you can also follow us on twitter. we are @theweekmsnbc. remember, our dvr alert. wednesday night, msnbc is the place for continuing coverage of the vice presidential debate. that begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern. thank you so much for making time for us tonight. come on back saturday and sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern and do bring a friend. until we meet again, i'm jos

mall in nairobi a 3rd man who was charged in the kenya anti terror laws has been acquitted catherine sawyer was outside the court she sent us this update. the prosecution had 44 witnesses and the case was really heavily hinged on telephone conversations that the prosecution says the accused hired with the attackers were killed in that siege that took 4 days. so the prosecution saying that for example one of the sas one of the accused spoke 109 times we thought one of the attackers between june 28th and september he said the other 2 accused also interacted with with the attackers leaders of the greek far right golden dawn party had been found guilty of running a criminal organization thousands of protesters gathered at the court to hear the verdict. to break up the demonstration. there is confusion over who has taken over as prime minister following. resignation a replacement was named after a parliamentary session on tuesday however a group of opposition parties say that choice is invalid and they have nominated their own man for the job. and as opposed to new the battle over both of releas

but leading up to the vote the government has been accused of cracking down on dissent catherine sawyer reports from neighboring kenya. president john palmer marco fully popularly nicknamed the bulldozer wrapped up his campaign in the new capital of tanzania. some analysts say he's favorite to win and throughout the campaign he's exhibited confidence outlining his achievements in the last 5 years staring clear of accusations that his government has ruled by violently clamping down on critics and curtailing the freedoms of the media neuroma . a minute. let's protect peace in tanzania peace will prevail if you vote for me for another 5 years alone bring even more development and progress. i'll go full his main opponent to lease and finished his campaign in the former capital directly. he recently returned home from belgium to run for president he left tanzania 3 years ago critically injured when he was shot multiple times pass aliens who haven't been caught he's accused the president of being a dictator and doubts the election will be credible. there wasn't any local mission has the respo

off to kenya's government sent troops into neighboring somalia well al shabaab is base catherine sawyer reports from nairobi. this is a case that has taken quite a long time to conclude it started in 2013 right after that attack on the westgate mall here in the city nairobi 4 assailants all of that attack were all killed by security forces but this 2 men who were in the dock today were found guilty of helping and supporting that crime and today the lawyer is presented their final statements with the defense asking for leniency saying that the men have. conducted themselves well in the duration of this case also saying that the right their role in that attack was very small was peripheral we also heard from the convict themselves also asking for massey and insisting that they are innocent the prosecution on the other said hansei no matter how small their role was 67 people were killed and that trumps everything chief magistrate francis and i agreed with the prosecution sentencing the 2 men to 33 years and 18 is respectively right after that ruling we talked to the defense lawyer who said

something that they're not willing to entertain your questions already being raised there catherine sawyer watching this election for us from the kenyan capital nairobi thanks so much catherine. well the u.s. presidential candidates are making their final push to try to win over voters there with just under a week to go now until the election there crisscrossing the country campaigning and battleground states more than 70000000 americans have actually already voted a wreck or that could lead to the highest of a century mike hanna reports from washington. a final from the tick week of campaigning before election day president doing a swing through 3 of the states with polls indicate he's neck and neck with joe biden wisconsin michigan and the brusk. attempting to remove one issue from the agenda at the beginning of the day tweeting fake news media is going full on covert covert we are rounding the 99.9 percent and he's attempting to reset the conversation around an economy he claims to have revived. it's troubling the number one reason i'm standing here because of trade and how we turn that

acquitted dozens of people were killed when government besieged the westgate mall in nairobi catherine sawyer reports from nairobi. band and a friend were driving into the basement parking of the westgate mall when they had the 1st blast then got shots from moment he thought it was a robbery what's in it traumatizes me most is where i was hiding there's a security guard who was right next to me was shot in the head. and i didn't realize i was injured until you out a rescue team arrived and as i was trying to get up that's when i realized i had a lot of blood that security guard was among the 67 people killed in a 4 day siege in september 7 years ago 4 gunmen stormed up market mall and will be seized by security forces their taxes why eventually killed in a government operation that some kenyans criticized as being on coordinate head slowing response and clumsy. the armed group al-shabaab based in neighboring somalia say this man carried out their talk. 3 men suspected of helping coordinate their talk was charged with multiple offenses including conspiracy to commit a terrorist act the judgmen

personnel and with tanks as well so tense tense times ahead of this big election tomorrow catherine sawyer across that election for us from the kenyan capital nairobi thanks so much catherine. don ethiopia and egypt are expected to resume negotiations over a controversial dam project on the river nile after a 3 month suspension the african union mediated talks follow the us president's warning that the project could spark military action from egypt ethiopia has accused donald trump of inciting war after he said egypt might blow up the dam ethiopia built the grander nascence dam on the blue nile which is the source of most of the nile's bourses egypt in sudan both downstream depend heavily on the us and fear that their water supplies could be pushed at risk ethiopia says the hydro power the dam will produce is essential for its economic crisis before point 6000000000 dollar project has caused nearly a decade of tension between all 3 of those countries ethiopia denies egypt answered on its claim that its dam will control the flow of africa's longest river the nile and aims to provide electri

diane sawyer reports. >>> abc news exclusive. india oxenberg opening up about what she calls an abusive dynamic with "smallville" star allison mack, saying she brought her into the secret sex cult nxivm. >> she knew that i was in a vulnerable place in my life and i was desperate for something and she targeted me for that. >>> kristen bell talking about her husband dax shepard's struggle with opioid addiction. >> he was like, i don't want to risk this family and i did. >> the mother of two revealing wheb he told her about his drug relapse after the actor called it the, quote, worst hour of his life. >>> and "the bachelorette" back with a bang. was it love at first sight in the bubble? and who is in that mystery limo? >>> and we certainly do say, good morning, america. we thank you for joining us on this busy wednesday morning. all eyes on capitol hill this morning after that long day of questioning judge amy coney barrett. we're going to have much more on the supreme court proceedings in just a few moments. >>> but first, we begin

well, obviously we're a little partial to sawyer and charlie because they are rescues.newlyweds. congratulations, agador and freddie. >> congratulations. and the great thing about halloween there are no losers. everybody is a winner. we love your costumes and your dog's costumes, the way you have gotten into the spirit. we really appreciate you all. congratulations to the newlyweds. everything have a great day. >>> and now we're going to go over to ginger again. hey, ginger. >> hey, michael, i wanted bruce and brando to be in part of this contest, so -- you know i love sustainable and economic last-minute gifts. this is just two soda bottles spray painted with a little tissue paper out the back and a nasa sign, so he's a rocket. see, bruce, that's what you are. brando is devastated on the floor. he is a spider. those are just big pipe cleaner >>> good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist, mike nicco. watch out for fog this morning about 9:00, especially as close you are to the coast. waysys ♪to the coast. ♪ good morning, america >>> love seeing ginger in the spirit. up

region of sounds about said at least 8 people were killed during protests of a ballot for catherine sawyer is monitoring that poll for us from the kenyan capital nairobi. i've been speaking to our colleagues in tanzania been visiting polling stations in dar es salaam dodo mother copy told and zanzibar as well and they say voting in those polling stations and going to is going long small few people are waiting patiently in line but what they've also noticed is that voters hung out seems very low very few people are coming out to vote but this is ali hours of polls close at 13 g.m.t. about the internet speed still very slow people i'm talking to in tanzania saying that services like what's up. messaging still a big problem we've seen a statement from one of the telecommunication companies tanzania apologizing and saying that they are facing technique called he chose about the security. inspector general of police of tanzania issued a statement yesterday warning giving a stun warning to anyone who's going to try to disrupt the selection of course this is in light of the violent incidents that

the tank came 2 years after kenya sent troops deployed into neighboring somalia more from catherine sawyer she joins us live from nairobi catherine a significant sentence that's been handed to answer those 2 men. yes indeed and this is a case hala that has taken so long to conclude it started back in 2013 right after that attack on westgate mall 4 of the attackers who stormed that more killing 67 people were killed but the chief magistrate in his ruling last month say that this the 2 men were somewhat involved. i did support to the attackers and today we have a lot of statements from both lawyers with the defense saying that pleading for leniency essentially saying that this men have conducted themselves well saying that their role was peripheral and then the prosecutor's on the other hand saying that they needed to be given the maximum sentence because whatever all it is that they played 67 lives were lost and that trumps everything now the chief magistrate agreed with the defense saying that that was a significant attack and it doesn't matter how nominal the role this 2 men played so. as

claims the vote was unfair following a campaign that was marred by a crackdown on dissent after an sawyer reports. arran samwell came early to cast his ballot in the capitol dome he's one of 29000000 times in the end who registered to vote and hopes his voice will count. i have to vote and exercise my constitutional duty to elect their leaders that i feel is best suited to bring development my province and maybe change. is in the semi autonomous region of zanzibar here they get to vote for their own president he says he wants a better life regardless of who he will be people who they want to world peace secondly they want improvement for those who aren't employed there they want things to be easy they want infrastructure to be in place they want healthy services but allegations of election fraud by some opposition candidates are worrying many a lot is at stake in this election opposition leader. appears to be preparing to contest the result he alleges widespread irregularities and threatens to call for mass action the electoral commission has responded by saying the opposition is trying t

were killed during protests in the semi autonomous region zanzibar and the ballot for old catherine sawyer has more now from nairobi in kenya. throughout the day we've seen a lot of conversation online a lot of conversation in tanzania as well especially with opposition supporters claiming widespread a geisha and the opposition leader to lisa has been tweeting as well saying that he is receiving reports that he's polling agents are being denied access to polling stations in some parts talking of ballot stuffing intimidation some people's names missing from the voters register and so on and in another tweet he is calling for mass action without giving details really of what this. is we have not been able to identify into to verify independently this information but then i have to tell you the electoral commission president has just had a briefing to talk about what has happened throughout the day and he said that today's process has gone fairly smoothly he did address those concerns and allegations by the opposition and say that it is not sure that those allegations are not based on evidenc

catherine sawyer al-jazeera nairobi. archaeologists in egypt to found dozens of coffins which lay understood for close to 3000 years 59 sealed wooden boxes containing mummies were buried in 3 welsh austins a cholera which is south of the capital cairo egypt sent to ministry hopes the latest discovery will help attract tourists who are staying at home because of coronavirus travel restrictions. so this is out there these are the top stories the team of doctors treating the u.s. president for cavan $1000.00 say they are cautiously optimistic with his progress and suggested he began showing signs of the virus on wednesday afternoon which is earlier than previously disclosed dolla trump was admitted to the walter reed national military medical center in maryland on friday he'd been suffering from fever and fatigue but the physicians say that fever is not gone and trump is not having any difficulty breathing he's been receiving experimental treatment for cave at 90 just 72 hours into the diagnosis now the 1st week of it in a

term his government has been accused of suppressing his critics as well as the opposition catherine sawyer has been monitoring the elections from the kenyan capital of nairobi. i've been speaking to our colleagues in tanzania been visiting polling stations in dar es salaam dodo mother copy told and zanzibar as well and they say voting in those polling stations and going to is going on small 3 people oh wait.

year term his government has been accused of suppressing his critics and the opposition catherine sawyer has been following that election from the kenyan capital nairobi people who are voting today we're seeing they're concerned about what's what might happen especially. the opposition since his defeat we've been hearing very aggressive. opposition opposition both in towns in both in the mainland tanzania and zanzibar using a very aggressive told saying that they already believe that the election is being rigged attuned leads to in his final campaign telling his supporters that these results are announced prematurely. aimee's sense that election is being stolen then this people he's supporters should go out to the streets and mosque process close to 17000000 americans have already voted with just under a week to go now before the us presidential elections the coronavirus pandemic continues to cost a shadow of a campaigning nearly half a 1000000 new infections just in the past week. u.s. secretary of state mike compare as his house at china's ties with sri lanka during his latest stop on

center in nairobi the 2003 siege lasted several days and left 67 people dead from nairobi catherine sawyer reports. 7 years after the westgate mall attack trial happened chief magistrate francis and i read out his verdict over 3 and a half hours the prosecution's case he says follows. it was given by 4 to 6 witnesses prosecution lawyers used call logs of telephone conversations between the 3 accused and the gunmen who were killed in the 4 day siege in 20132 men up to and hussein hussen were found guilty of conspiring to support their talk and having materials linked to terrorist activities in the prison is buying that there is a strong link i mean what the fast and what there was in the communication attack was that they were involved in the us. one of the accused lieben of dollar mark was acquitted of all charges benmore has been waiting for the judgment he and a friend were driving into the basement parking of the mall when they hard the 1st blast then gunshots what's a little more ties is being lost is where i was hiding there's a security guard was right next to me was shot in the head

ok thank you for that catherine sawyer following the election in tanzania from nairobi. polls have just closed in ivory coast whose motion is choose between president to understand what time and his rivals of the opposition has promised to disrupt the process raising fears of civil unrest and that interest has more. on voters' card at the collection center. the election commission says voters have claimed less than 42 percent of the cards some say that illustrates how many people in ivory coast feel about the presidential election. in the above with. i will not go under the current circumstances because you can only go where your safety is assured i don't see such conditions in place i'd rather stay home in the run up to the vote dozens of people have been killed i mean the escalating political tensions . that in a country still recovering after months of pre-election violence in 20102011 but left about $3000.00 people dead incumbent president alassane ouattara is running for a 3rd time against an independent after 2 other candidates boycotted the election and called sup

the westgate shopping mall in nairobi 67 people were killed during the attack in 20130 catherine sawyer joins us live now from nairobi katherine when will we get the sentencing. while the magistrate gives his sentence on the 22nd of october he said the defense lawyers and the prosecutors all agreed to this the prosecutors say that they want the survivors and some of the families that lost their lost loved ones to give their testimonies ahead of that sentencing and the defense lawyers say that they want a pre-sentencing report from the different security organizations now the prosecution case peter was heavily reliant on call logs of come does a show and telephone conversations that were held between the accused and the attackers 4 of them this attackers who were all killed during the operation in westgate in 2318 in fact prosecutors saying that one of the accused spoke to one of the gunmen a $109.00 times between june and september of 2013 the lawyers also say that one of the accusers is involved in the part chase of a vehicle that was used to transport the attackers to the westgate mal

secure a 2nd 5 year term and his government has been accused of cracking down on the scent catherine sawyer has more. arran samwell came to cast his ballot in a copy told adama has won 29000000 tonnes of man's who registered to vote and hopes his voice will count. i have come to vote and exercise my constitutional duty to elect the leader that i feel is best suited to bring development of my province and maybe change. now she is in the semi autonomous region of zanzibar here they get to vote for their old president he says he wants a better life regardless of who he will be people who they want to fish for world peace secondly they want improvement for those who are an employed here they want things to be easy they want to infrastructure to be in place here they want health he said he says but allegations of election fraud by some opposition candidates are worrying many a lot is at stake in this election opposition leader. appears to be preparing to contest the result he alleges widespread iraqi larry it is and threatens to call for mass action the electoral commission has responded by sayi

and everyone wants to benefit from the resolves of natural gas discovered off the coast katherine sawyer al-jazeera. much more still to come on the program has been anger and violence in and around the u.s. city after the fatal shooting of a black man and defending reproductive rights demonstrations in poland against further restrictions on abortion. hello the stones around brisbane and more typically in queensland the new south has been pretty poky recently and you might think they've gone away but i am not convinced although much of the clouds seem to be going offshore you've got the wall to spring to build showers again and they could be pretty big ones in new south wales still around brisbane and then back into eastern victoria that to the west of that most of the constant is much drier now including darwin having had a record breaking wet october person joined $25.00 degrees in the sunshine it will warm up more for you significantly whereas although brisbane might be probably still in free on thursday that is not true is this a new south wales victoria parts of south australian clyt

they need to on side, so of what they need to on side, so they are not having to import things like sawyereggs, paul is your man. that is it for this week. as ever, you can keep up with the team throughout the week, you can find us on youtube, instagram, facebook, and with @bbcclick. thank sporting and we will see you soon. “— thank sporting and we will see you soon. —— thanks for watching. bye-bye. hello there. during friday, we saw colder air sweep down across the whole of the uk. accompanied by a fair number of showers as well. this weekend, it remains on the chilly side. again, a mixture of sunshine and showers. the showers much more widespread, though, on saturday. we have the colder air because the winds are coming in from the north or north—west. and that is because we have lower pressure sitting to the east of the uk and higher pressure towards the west. during the second half of the weekend, that high pressure m oves a little bit closer, so the winds will not be as strong and the showers will be few and far between. saturday could start dry, sunny and cold across southern england,

this is what diane sawyer, barbara walters, right?eading that i kept thinking to myself the whole chapter on obama on kind of the obama part of this, given it was the festival. given of chicago he was the first chief of staff to president obama. those are part of the book i was really favoring i have to say. >> is favoring a journalist and is a documented person. he was yet to really see a full bracketing. for me the first time i am seeing it in writing. in the book. could you talk to us a little bit about what that was like? that event you are m seeing in washington d.c. was honoring the first latino supreme court justice. in introducing president obama. knowing the feeling in your stomach that's wait a second house is really going to turn out? utility described it like such a good journalist. this scene is that after george w bush were i did not have much access in the white house. suddenly obama is elected. the congressional hispanic caucus is holding this big event, this big gala. there's a vip tent. now i am in the vip tent. it's

mark twain said teddy roosevelt was the tom sawyer of the political world, always hunting for a chanceto show off. one of his cabinet members put it this way, he sent a message to roosevelt, on russell's 46th birthday. roosevelt. you have made a good start in life and your friends have great hopes for you to grow up. he was 46. surely he thought attention and always wanted to be the center of attention. it was said roosevelt was the kind of person who wanted to be the bride at every wedding, the corpse at every funeral. my favorite story to illustrate may be apocryphal but here's the story. roosevelt came and said i had the most wonderful dream last night i dreamed that i died and went to heaven. on the first night, the celestial choir sang. it was magnificent. there were a thousand sopranos. a thousand altos. a thousand bases. said, what about the tenors? twitch roosevelt replied, i sang tenor. so you get the idea. then was this progressive movement about under roosevelt? let's look first at that investing accomplishments and go through these briefly. the thing to remember as i talk a

this is like diane sawyer, barbara walters, like, right?ng that i kept thinking to myself, the whole chapter on obama, i kind of the obama part of this, given since this is the chicago humanities festival, given that rahm emanuel was the first chief of staff to president obama. that was part of the book i was savoring, i have to say. savoring as a journalist as an undocumented person who is yet to really see and read, have full reckoning that for me for the first time i'm seeing in writing. can you talk to us about what that was like, that event that you are seeing in washington, d.c., honoring soda sotomayor and then introducing president obama and knowing that feeling interests them, we do, how is is going to turn out. >> you to describe it like such a good journalist. you would write into the scene because the scene is that after george w. bush where i didn't have much access, you know, in the white house come suddenly obama is elected, the congressional hispanic caucus is holding this big event, this big gala pictures of the at beacon a

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give a sawyer -- give us your reaction to the debate. caller: well, i thought this debate went very well. host: why? caller: it was a lot more organized. not so much two candidates interacting each other. overall it was just handled a lot better than the last one. host: what is an issue of concern to you? caller: i just hate liars. i do not like to hear politicians lie. i guess one of the big things for me is the way that the media has been towards trump. it is like they act as though he is god and he should be able to solve every single problem and he is held accountable as though he is god. i think it is really unfair and very biased. the media has become so biased. it is a real turnoff to me. host: what is your reaction to what has been going on in your largest city in oregon? portland. caller: in portland? i am so fed up. governor does not seem to want to stop it. i blame her. all of these fires. at night after night, i think it is well over 100 nights at this has been going on. it is ridiculous. it should have been nipped in the bud

this is, like, diane sawyer, barbara walters. right?was reading that i, i kept thinking to myself the whole chapter on obama, on kind of the obama part of this -- [inaudible] given that rahm emmanuel used to be the mayor of chicago, given that rahm i man well was the first chief of staff to president obama, that was one of the parts of the book that i was really savoring, i have to say. as a journalist and as an undocumented person who has yet to really see and read kind of the full reckoning that, for me, for the first time i've seen in writing in the book. >> yeah. >> can you talk about what that was like to, that event that you were emceeing in washington, d.c. with, you know, honoring sonia sotomayor, the first latina supreme court justice and introducing president obama and knowing that, feeling in your stomach, wait a second, how is this really going to turn out? >> you totally described that as just such a good journalist. yeah, you went right into the scene. because the scene is, you know, after george w. bush where i didn't hav

as mark twain said, teddy roosevelt was the tom sawyer of the political world, always hunting for a chance to show off. one of his cabinet members put it this way, he sent a message to roosevelt, on roosevelt's 46th birthday. the message read as follows. you have made a very good start in life and your friends have great hopes for you when you grow up. he was 46. well, surely he sought attention and he always wanted to be the center of attention. it has been said that roosevelt was the kind of person who always wanted to be the bride at every wedding, the corpse at every funeral. my favorite story to illustrate this is, may be apocryphal, but here is the story anyway. the story is on one occasion, roosevelt came up to a friend of his and said i had the most wonderful dream last night. i dreamed that i died and went to heaven. and on the first night, the celestial choir sang. it was magnificent. there were 1000 sopranos. 1000 altos. 1000 basses. and the friend said, what about the tenors? to which roosevelt replied, i sang tenor. so, you get the idea. well, what then was this progressive mo

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held in nairobi with 6000 fans allowed inside the stadium to watch it live and will go to katherine sawyer now she's there catherine this is a significant event for kenya in more ways than. one isn't it. absolutely and this just to go back to the 6000 pounds yes 6000 people are allowed in the stadium but the medium he's fairly empty peter and to go back to your question it's significant in benny ways for starters this is the past events 1st major school to track and field events being hauled on the continent because of the crown of art and that makes that hump rounded thousands of oxalate it's also important because it's the 1st such event to be held in kenya and because kenya government is really pushing to have more international events happening here people are spoken to government officials i've spoken to officials say that this is significant because the thing to open those doors it's also named after one of the world's greatest oculus keep talking you know that i'm not particularly that his broad keep kaino passing and joining me to discuss all this is our last mccoury he's us all th

said at least 8 people were killed during protests over a ballot for so let's speak to katherine sawyer now who's watching this election for us from the kenyan capital of nairobi and catherine so a polls have closed as i say but there have been reports about these widespread irregularities what more do you know about. rob salute throughout the day we've seen a lot of conversation online a lot of composition in tanzania as well especially with opposition supporters claiming widespread allegations of the opposition leader 2 lisa has been tweeting as well saying that he is receiving reports that he's polling agents are being denied access to polling stations in some parts talking of ballot stuffing intimidation some people's names missing from the voters' register and so on and in another to eat he is calling for my section without giving details really of what this. is we have not been able to identify. to to verify independently this information but then i have to tell you the electoral commission president has just had a briefing to talk about what has happened throughout the day and he

will likely be the man to beat katherine sawyer al-jazeera nairobi. now big upset at the french open where in the last hour top seed simona halep has been knocked out the 20000 champion was beaten by a polish teenager in us feeling tack in straight sets as world number 54 is best ever performance at a grand slam tournaments. the 2 time wimbledon champion petra kevin about recovered from being fobbed one down in the 1st 7 against canadian teenager layla fernandez walk a bit of a eventually going through to the last 16 in the street. bod 2016 champion garbin is out the spaniard was beaten in 3 sets by american daniel collins collins will next phase to his only. and the men's draw defending champion rafa nadal has just started his last 16 match against sebastian court of the united states. was very keen to get his match against danielle ally had gallon of colombia finished after rain delay the world number one drop just 5 games in a straight sets when john fish was disqualified from the recent u.s. open for accidentally hitting a line judge with a ball t

and had a bunch of different anchor desks around msnbc and forest sawyer and i were teamed up at one desk. i forget our jurisdiction in the discussion. we got out of those chairs 12 hours later. we got out of those chairs somewhere around 7:00 in the morning because that of course was 2000 and when we get out of the chairs at 7:00 in the morning it was not over. it went on in court for quite a while over florida, florida, florida as tim russert had kind of told us it might. >> tell me about which part of your back was the worst. >> okay. here is the amazing thing. here is the amazing thing. it was less physical stress in the chair than one hour in this chair is going to be now. there was something about it. it was so exciting and strange and disorienting that none of us had any sense of any kind of physical discomfort in the entire process. it was astonishing. we were all kind of amazed by that. >> wow. >> it wasn't difficult to do and i know that is maybe the strangest thing i've ever told you. >> i'm literally thinking about bringing gymnastic rings into the studio or something or