we're gonna go with oj simpson. the least likely elton john the answer. >> it just elba and pope francis a catholic teammates pope francis work. >> the door to a nightclub in buenos aires while idris elba was a bouncer at caroline's comedy club in new york. >> wow, bonus points. interests has talked about how he used to sell weed while working at caroline's. does anyone know which famous stand-up comedian used to bad now which famous comedy about a week famous comedian did not buy weird got to be dave chappelle. >> let's find out idris elba, the famous ac that he should be security guard airlines. yeah. yeah. he asked me is why we from us by. >> we'd from idris elba. >> yeah, i don't know if i'd talk about we're you talking about we've up bought, we've just been that's all i would tell people. when he matter what the question is. >> you take, this woman to be your wife about we from injures out praise and my next up, we've got falling stars, which two of these people both have fallen off of a stage, frazier and it's

lifelong simpson's character, homer simpson going to give you the quote in you tell me who said it. his first quote. facts are meaningless. you could use facts to prove anything that's even remotely true, that's ted cruz. >> cruz. i mean, it seems like his mantra that's a harvard education. >> i'm gonna go with homer simpson the answer is homer simpson homer says is to lease after springfield residents are convinced they found the fossilized remains of an angel which pits religion versus science, which we all know something that never happens in politics here's the banks quote i was once bitten by an octopus at the beach how much simpson is not that stupid. >> i'm going to go with tech bruce i want it to be ted cruz because i want to octopus to sense who he is deep down inside and bite them the answer is ted cruz, as a child, ted cruz was a bit by an octopus at the beach him, they came seriously ill, which is weird to me because from the way he looks, i would have figured ted cruz was bitten by a divorce werewolf i want to thank our guests, sam, and alex. >> and of course thank you

the simpsons is like shakespeare in the sense that we quote the simpsons all the time. very often without even knowing it. >> excellent. >> i wish i could create something that culturally indelible. it's unlike anything else tvs ever rot nowhere the beginning of the decade and the pilot episode of that was one of the strangest and most exciting things i've ever seen in another twin peaks county more with the body of the was her name? how slowly in the beginning the news spread around this little town that this young, beautiful girl had died and that haunting music was so dark and so beautiful >> going to essentially a art film doing in primetime television? american network television has long been considered the home of the bland, the cautious and the predictable so it was with some trepidation that the abc network recently launched a new series that was none of those things twin peaks has already been described by one critic as the series that will change tv. it's directed by david lynch. >> david lynch was a filmmaker known for his tastes in the eccentric and memorab

simpson has given up tonight.ht, o.j. simpson is in a los angeles jail cell. - [renée graham] and we were. - [male voice] o.j. simpson could be facing the death penalty. (crowd cheering, music playing) - there was something about football that i was attracted to cause they were kinda like super heroes to me. and i remember every season i had to have number 32. there was just something about the grace, and beauty, that o.j. ran with. he had the hertz commercial! - there's only one super star in rent-a-car. hertz! - with him running through the airport! - go, o.j., go! - and then, then oh my god, he was brilliant in the "naked gun" movies! - until the murders happened, o.j. simpson was the person that i wanted to be. he was my superman. - [news reporter] la's criminal courts building is now the headquarters of hype. this story is being told by journalists from more than 100 news organizations. - [protesters] oj the juice, guilty of abuse. - [news reporter] t-shirts and buttons and souvenirs are for sale. - [judge it

fan ted cruz in springfield resident and lifelong simpson's character, homer simpson.n't. give you a quote and you tell me who said at his first quote. facts are meaningless. you could use facts to prove anything that's even remotely true, that's ted cruz. >> cruz. i mean, it seems like his mantra that's a harvard education. i'm gonna go with homer simpson the answer is homer simpson homer says is to lease after springfield residents are convinced they found the fossilized remains of an angel which pits religion versus science, which we all know something that never happens in politics here's the quote i was once bitten by an octopus at the beach how much sinton is not that stupid. >> i'm going to go with ted cruz i want it to be ted cruz has i want to octopus to sense who he is deep down inside and bite them the answer is ted cruz as a child, ted cruz was bitten been octopus at the beach and became seriously ill, which is weird to me because from the way he looks, i would have figured ted cruz was bitten by a divorce werewolf and alex. and of course. >> thank you, too

nicolson simpson is o.j. wife and her friend ron goldman. how did they it became new sort of reality that we were watching and. jonathan schell, the writer, says the following his i he's an arms control advocate in a in a really terrific writer. schell surmised that, quote, a history of the secondary reality is ever written. a pivotal on unbelievable concern. the trial o.j. simpson in which the media making use materials offered by the real world managed to construct a drama indistinguishable from a soap opera. the ride in schell's telling was centerpiece the hour table are covered archetypal chase broadcast before a live national audience. at that moment he contended virtual reality and plain old fashioned reality were inexplicable refused in some new way. and i really think that sort of happens. okay, we're going to it up to questions, i guess there's at least one microphone there. so if you've one, why don't you get on up, move back there. i will vamp for moment and make sure that the audience, unlike one of david's past readings, book re

here's abc newsor missing texas mom suzanne simpson simpson disappearing shortly after reports of a physical facs including family violence and unlawful restraint, as well as a federal gun charge. police landfill for any sign of the missing 51 year old, but finding nothing. >> searching landfills is extremely difficult, particularly if a number of days or weeks have passed. area just off a highway outside san antonio as a search officials ug advanced technology and investigation coming up at 7 a.m. with your gma first look. i'm janai attention. robert robertson was supposed to appear ag wanted robertson to appear via video. his attorney said he should appear in person, citing robertson's autism and communication challenges. ag wouldn't budge, so robertson dif his supporters appeared, including author john grisham people in texas, absent d are going down a really dangerous road from pneumonia complications. his execution wae rescheduled. >> an american civil liberties attorney will become the first openly transgender person to co. chase strangio will challenge tennessee's ban on gender affirm

i'm sorry, but professor simpson. no, it's all great information. thank you so much. >> oh, certainly. >> happy to help. all right. take good care now. are you disaster ready? this has us all thinking, right? abc seven wants to make sure you're prepared. get a kit, make a plan and be informed. if you need help, check out abc seven news.com/prepare n facing numerous sex crimes charges, including sexual assault and sex trafficking. abc seven news anchor reggie aqui sat down with our legal contributor, brian buchmeyer, for an inside look at a 2020 special, the secret life of diddy. >> brian. ever since these allegations came out, people have been fascinated about how this could have happened to such a mega star and how really it appears that people have been covering up allegedly for diddy, for so many years. >> yeah, that's the shocking part about this case against diddy, and it really stems from that racketeering conspiracy, because at the heart of these allegations is not just one man, it's one man perpetrating allegedly some of these crimes, but a

that's general william simpson. so this is mcnair doing an inspection and general simpson is commander of the 12th corps. is that the tennessee maneuvers before simpson is elevated to the army command and this inspection is what resulted in mcnair deciding to recommend general simpson for field army command. simpson is given command of an army in the states deploys forward and is renamed ninth army when he gets to europe. so current project the first book that will come out is an operational history of the ninth u.s. army, which i think is just sorely lacking. it's been a long, long overdue. many of you might not know a whole lot about ninth army. part of the reason i think that's true for most people is the ninth army was part of the 21st army group working for general montgomery for most of the time that they were in northwest europe. and then at some point down the road, it also like to write an actual traditional of general simpson, because i plenty of personal papers and early career background and things to ma

emma simpson, bbc news.tax raising budget and plans for economic growth. the raising budget and plans for economic growth. the office for bud . et economic growth. the office for budget responsibility, - economic growth. the office for budget responsibility, who - economic growth. the office for budget responsibility, who are| budget responsibility, who are the independent forecaster, are saying that growth, increase in the next couple of years and then back to a more trend level. but the summit of my ambition for growing our economy is greater than that. we have been in government for less than four months, we are already putting forward plans and making changes to our planning system to get britain building again, to our pension system to unlock long—term patient capital to help small businesses grow. reforming our skills system and getting more young people on apprenticeships and helping older people that want to retrain. there is more we want to do. but we made a start yesterday, particularly with the ca

her husband brad simpson is already behind bars held on a $2 million bond.d altercation. his lawyer calls the charges ludicrous. searching for the missing 51 and however >> reporter: officials releasini physical altercation near their me simpson driving off in his truck returning an hour or two later. >> i don't understand why it reportedly last seen. >> she called me up and said in disappearance but is facing charges that include family violence and unlawful st police say he's been uncooperative with the intends guilty, and that the case against simpson is, quote, theater to incapacitate him to mpack in court november 13th.disturbing than t. now the miami dolpvinsor oquend. >> reporter: good morning, george. tua said he never considered oo being side lined for weeks clearing him to return to practice wednesday, aiming to suit up against the arizona cardinals sunday. >> the medical experts have deemed it safe for him to return.s. >> reporter: despite growing calls fom it til the dealt of me. that's it. >> reporter: he suffered his third known concussion in t

emma simpson, bbc news, melsonby. and closed burial grounds reopened to help manage a shortage in england and wales. currently, only some sites are allowed to reuse graves and it must be after at least 75 years, with permission from relatives of those buried. our correspondent graham satchell reports. highgate cemetery, north london. it's the final resting place of some of the most significant writers, artists and thinkers like karl marx. but there's a problem. they're running out of space. like a lot of cemeteries across the country, highgate is all but full. so, the law commission is now examining a set of proposals to see what can be done to free up space. one idea is to reuse graves. it's something they've been able to do here since 2022. it can only be done after 75 years and if the right permissions are obtained. if the owner objects to grave re—use, it doesn't happen. and if relatives of the people who are buried in the grave object to reuse, it doesn't happen either. if the permissions are in place, a solemn p

please look at medicare, social security, something called the bull simpson dimension al simpson's probably wash from cody, wyoming was involved with that. that should have been adopted in a bipartisan way. we have to start the constitutional amendment to balance the budget. >> i guess we finally found an area of disagreement. it is to be expected. they're not on budget. when you cash in a treasury bond make up $2.8 trillion if you're on social security after collecting her ship. we need to look at and do something about it but cutting it is not the answer. and secondly i hear about the budget deficit. every president in the united states everyone except for andrew johnson provided deficit spending. it is not the president. it's you and congress bring that money when you give a tax break to most of the rich my taxes go up you establish to a 3 trillion-dollar deficit. tax cuts are spending if you look at it the right way when you look at the actual accounting numbers on the budget of the united states. i do not see it as big a deal as everybody else. the seven or 8 trillion the guy he endors

over safe and from the simpson center in george washington university. thank you so much for your insights. it's been a pleasure talking to you. thank you very much. now members of the united nations security council have condemned the spiraling violence in the middle east. they are holding an emergency meeting right now to discuss measures to de escalate the conflict between israel, iran and the iran that has beloved militia and a bids to prevent an all out war from enveloping the region. the united nations extra general antonio, good terrorist, as told the council, the wards, he called the deadly cycle of tit for tat violence most. and it sights time to stop the sickening cycle of escalation of that escalation that he was leaving the people of the me of the lease states over the cliffs. it's jessica lation is sort of as a pretty fix for the next. we must never lose sight of the 3 men to install. this is no way that these going conflict is taking on civilians and we cannot walk away from systematic violations of international humanitarian law. we're goi

el esposo de suzan simpson es el principal sospechoso..on una fianza de dos millones de Ólares... un vecino dijo que haÍa escuchado una discusÓn de la pareja y que luego oÓ gritos. la ciudad de nueva york anuncÓ la expansÓn de un programa de ayuda a los desamparados con problemas entales. los trabajadores sociales buscaÁn a personas con crisis psiquÁtricas y los llevaÁn al hospital para evaluarlos, incluso contra su voluntad... cada Ía, Ás de cuatro mil desamparados con problemas de salud mental se refugian en los trenes subterÁneos de la ciudad. unas 150 de las 500 Ámaras de vigilancia instaladas en la frontera no funcionan... aÍ lo indica un memorandum interno de la agencia de la patrulla fronteriza, lo que crea lagunas de vigilancia y limitan la visibilidad de los agentes en algunas zonas... el sindicato de lapatrulla fronteriza en laredo, texas, ha expresado su preocupacÓn por el impacto en la seguridad de los agentes y de la frontera. el gobernador de florida, ron desantis, anuncÓ hoy el arresto del exdueÑo de un perro que fue rescata

where there's something there that relates to later episodes of the simpsons, but it looks very primitiveill the show, because i wouldn't be at bbc broadcast centre... and you wouldn't have done quite as well as you have. no! what makes a real housewife? how do you cast it? and also, how scripted is it? it is not scripted, and when you meet a real housewife out in the wild, you will see that it's not scripted. they are exactly... it is — the secret sauce is in the casting of these women, and i think the reason it's still going is because we love tojudge human behaviour, and what makes a great real housewife is that they're outspoken, they're somehow aspirational, and they are funny. there's a lot of humour in the real housewives. i think it gets a bad rap because there are a lot of clips that are shown, and there's...the clips that are shown are usually pretty confrontational, or heated... yeah, they're fighting, aren't they, sometimes? ..overly dramatic — but there's so much more to the show, and if there wasn't so much more, i don't think it would still be on 18 years later, it would ju

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they are sophie watson who was 57, montserrat martorell who was 65, and rachel simpson who was a3.and. if you have been affected by this report, you can find support on the bbc action line. some other stories now. people waiting for an uber should be patient enough to wait a few minutes longer for an electric car. that's what the boss of uber has said as his company attempts to encourage customers to choose electric cars. the taxi company says that waiting "a couple of minutes isn't going to kill anyone". and ella lloyd hasjoined the mclaren driver development programme. ella is 19 and from wales. she'll drive in formula e's women's test in november and then she'll represent mclaren in the 2025 f1 academy season. she says she's really excited. now, ten seconds of pearl the 5—year—old dog who was rescued by firefighters when she was trapped in a van after she chewed through a lock. don't worry she's safe, well, and afterwards was playing with the firefighters who helped save her! that's us for tonight, have a good one! hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm sarah mulkerrins. coming up

former senators jack danforth, alan simpson and bill:. -- bill cohen. we thought it was time to really create a strong voice as an alternative to maga. the republican is divided. not evenly divided, but it is divided. host: what is the ultimate goal, are you going to try to run another candidate for president in the next cycle? host: guest: we haven't even gone there. we are trying to create a groundswell of support. we are looking beyond the selection. about how do we get this republican party a better place? the principles i just laid out, they sustained the party for a seven years. maga, they've been around for 10 years. we understand we are not going to go back to roby were, but we need to get to a better place. we want to help shape the conversation going forward. that those principles will still be respected, and frankly thriving which should be the republican party. this isolationism and protectionism, ♪. host: what caused that? given the deep roots of the republican party, what caused it to go in the maga direction? guest: a lot of anger in the

emma simpson, bbc news.professor geoffrey hinton shares the award with the american professor, john hopfield for their pioneering work on machines that can learn. here's our science correspondent, pallab ghosh. the biggest companies in the world are using ai the biggest companies in the world are using al to improve their services. better searches, summarising the mass of information on the web. 30 years ago it was all very new. b. on the web. 30 years ago it was all ve new. ~ ., on the web. 30 years ago it was all ve new. �* ., ., on the web. 30 years ago it was all ve new. ~ ., ., ., y on the web. 30 years ago it was all ve new. ., ., ., i, on the web. 30 years ago it was all ve new. .,., ., very new. a lot of money is being sent to very new. a lot of money is being spent to develop... _ very new. a lot of money is being spent to develop... face - very new. a lot of money is being i spent to develop... face recognition was one of— spent to develop... face recognition was one of the _ spent to develop... fa

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simpson. >> we take this -- gym. >> we take this serious. >> reporter: in the days leading up to the storm, millions were urged to evacuate. last night florida's governor said it's too late for those who did not heed those earlier warnings. >> it's too dangerous to evacuate safely, so you have to shelter in place and just hunker down. >> reporter: already there are reports of deaths, injuries, and extensive property damage after tornadoes swept through the state ahead of milton's arrival. in tampa the storm struck as residents were still cleaning up from helene and dumped three to five inches of rain an hour. >> we've got your back. >> reporter: yesterday president joe biden said the federal government has millions of meals, water, and thousands of personnel on the ground for response. tropicana field had been set up as a base for national guard and emergency workers earlier this week. last night strong winds ripped the stadium's roof to shreds. what we have seen are multiple trees that are down throughout davis island, including one that is to see some brighter weather ahead. thanks

i met him during the oj simpson killings and trials and he's a security expert and his point is fear is a useful thing it but it's meant to be trans jittery so if you see your aunt in your car and you see a train coming and you're too close to the tracks, you get afraid and you back up. if you see that your door is slightly ajar and you've been out, you know, to not go in your back up and you take action. if you notice something that is your daughter's having

it's part of the simpsons fun day football telecast. this is the second year espn has done an alternate broadcast for an nfl game. after using the characters from toy story last year. this year, bart will team up with the bengals while homer joins the cowboys. and it's going to air december 9th. so a pre you know, monday night football, you know, kind of thing with the simpsons i actually didn't know they did this. but it sounds interesting. >> but they do today though it's all about baseball. that could be the final game of the world series. we don't know. we don't know. we'll just watch. thanks for joining us here. reminder to stream us if you would ike yeah. welcome, everyone. to like it or not, you recognize that music? you know the show. it's where we talk about the things that you're talking about. no news topics here, though. but i do have some news. friends to say hello to. and a new friend as well. i have funnyman phil griffiths here with us today. nice to see you. i have crystal bailey and mark tamayo of ktvu. of course. so we

a study in the early 2000s of ourjessica simpson that proved she could sell perfume but not pocket knivesa great artist and so on but it could just be that some of these people feel like i do not want to mix my politics with my music or my entertainment. it is a common sentiment among a lot of people. sentiment among a lot of --eole. ~ ., , people. we have seen celebrities _ people. we have seen celebrities hesitate i people. we have seen celebrities hesitate to | people. we have seen - celebrities hesitate to comes to political endorsement, taylor swift was one of them. are you worried that endorsement could alienate some of theirfans. what endorsement could alienate some of their fans. what is the risk for celebrities and why were they overcome that? what is in it for them?— it for them? the commercial risk is significant, _ it for them? the commercial risk is significant, for - risk is significant, for someone like taylor swift who is the biggest thing on the planet right now, maybe the calculation is that by driving a few people away it will be the end of the world and in her view she

milton was assigned the highest category five on the safer-simpson scale. this means that wind speeds can reach 157 miles per hour and higher. florida will take the brunt of the blow. universities and colleges are closing across the state. authorities have called for the evacuation of 5.5 million people. it is difficult to predict the damage that the elements will cause. but it is obvious that the current authorities must work to eliminate the consequences as effectively as possible, because elections are just around the corner, and the democrats' reputation has been seriously damaged by hurricane helen, which literally swept across the southern states in late september and early october, 90% of households in the northern and south carolina were left without electricity. most likely, and the democratic leadership will try to do as little as possible in... the direction in this case, the electoral process, they will put a step lower than the real tragedy of real specific people, they may consider that the elimination, the attraction of additional resources,

simpson. so to get a conviction in a case of this high profile for the l.a. da's office was a very significant thing then and then. now, i think some people are looking at that being undone by a different administration. some 30 years later, there are people who believe that even the allegations of sexual abuse by their father is entirely made up, that it was an advantage that they were trying to invent. >> but doctor anne burgess, a psychiatrist who was hired by the defense, refutes that, saying the court limiting their claims didn't allow the jury to hear the full scope of their defense as they got more fearfu, they felt they had to have a plan. >> and their plan was to have something that would protect them. and i don't think that's unusual that people get guns to protect them. >> lyle and erik were failed by the very people who should have protected them by their parents, by the system, by society at large. >> but one brother of kitty menendez, opposes the release of his nephew, saying gascon is trying to rewrite history and says the d.a. has left him in

emma simpson, bbc news, melsonby.ular smokers, seven times the number compared with 2021, according to research published in the lancet public health. the study claims young adults are behind much of the increase. alison freeman has the details. it's seen as the less harmful alternative to smoking. but a study published today has found there's been a sharp rise in those taking up vaping, despite not being regular smokers. according to the study by university college london, the number of adults who fall into that category has now reached 1 million. the researchers say that's a seven fold increase since 2021, and that increase is largely driven by young adults with more than half aged between 18 and 24. it's likely vaping is displacing some smoking, and that's a positive population health thing. that's a reduction in risk. 2021 was around the time when disposable vapes started to flood our market, and disposable vapes make vaping more accessible, more appealing. they can deliver a higher concentration of nicotine in a

. >> i i taught at simpson penitentiary, for 12 years as an inmate, but as a teacher. and as a. volunteer braided that was an incredible experience of my wife and i were much involved with inmates who are maximum state prisons pretty i was going to see their lives change is not just about changing their lives so that when they get out the not going back to the same crimes and citizens the right with our program of education, a 3 percent versus 6070 percent traditionally and so is been very successful program and we were glad we were part of it. >> mark skousen you are the author of 25 of the best books with mostly in politics or economicsic that singapore economic the politics be regulated spoke with "there we giants in the land." what is about. >> so this is a story in his own words, i've cleon skousen and cleon skousen was when i regarded the giant in the land. the more known in the west faces salt lake city, any nation wide programs and very much involved with the fbi in a special assistant to jay hoover and the fbi he was assigned to help. assigned as a special assistant to

glenn simpson approaches you from this company at fusion gps.ing donald trump. and you go off to investigate. were you in some way naive about what was going on here? i don't think we were naive. i mean, it's important to remember that we were looking at this from the russian point of view down the russian end of the telescope, if you like. we were objective. we were trying to illuminate what was going on, and we found, of course, something much bigger and much more serious than we'd ever expected to. when we did the work. you've done a lot of work with the fbi over the fifa investigation. so you were in some respects a client of theirs. were you surprised at the way they handled it? you mention in the book that they told you because of the hatch act, that — and as federal employees — they couldn't get involved so close to an election. but as we know, two to three weeks before the 2016 election, james comey, a republican, says that he's reinvestigating hillary clinton's missing emails and yet did what with the dossier that you've given to them?

that's the top level of our saffer simpson scale. and here's the path of this storm taking it right there towards the tampa bay zone. category three one 25 mile per hour winds over central florida exits around daytona beach up to about 85 mile per hour winds by thursday night. so again, thursday morning landfall thursday evening. it's out the other side. so again, tampa bay would be the first zone of impact. we could get up to 15in of rain and the storm surge up to 15ft for that western coast. and that's the same coastline of florida that got hit by helene just within the past two weeks. so this is going to be a real extremely tough go for this dangerous storm. and just remind me here the water temperature is so warm here. that's what intensifies these hurricanes. yes. great question. so the hurricanes all feed off that warmer water. it just kind of acts as like jet fuel for it. so when you get over those warmer waters, you get rapid intensification. so while we have category three projected on here, there is the chance maybe it stay

innocence project, barry scheck, who is also of course, a well-known dna expert who worked on the oj simpson murder trial in other high-profile cases, very it's really good to have you here this morning. it has been there is so much attention on this case and it has really been a little bit of a whirlwind when the news came down last night were you expecting it know what to expect i was actually hoping that the texas court of criminal appeals would have stated and reconsider the case, but they didn't this is extraordinary we have this committee jurisprudence committee of the texas legislature. that's bipartisan and they have gone into this case. >> they held a hearing on wednesday for all the world to see and you can go online and look at it now, it should be but in every law school across the country, in every legislative tutorial they went into this case in extraordinary detail. really smart lawyers, they brought in experts, they brought in the district attorney who to their consternation was not really aware of but at the evidence and they really demonstrated that robert roberson is an in

i met him during the oj simpson killings and trials and he's a security expert and his point is fear is a useful thing it but it's meant to be trans jittery so if you see your aunt in your car and you see a train coming and you're too close to the tracks, you get afraid and you back up. if you see that your door is slightly ajar and you've been out, you know, to not go in your back up and you take action. if you notice something that is your daughter's having problems and not talking to you or physically she's changed or she's lost too much weight or something's going on. fear is an initial reaction. but then you act, it spurs you to take moves that you normally not take, right? there's a man walking on the street, it's street. you're the only other person walking on the street. he crosses the street to get to your side of the street ladies. i think we all experience a situation where our spidey sense, which is the instinct of fear, but it also tells us in the moment when need to make we need to make a change. we need to cross the street ourselves. we need to not presume. the one tim

simpson is because we know this election is about two very different visions for our country. >> one that is focused on the past, his and hours. that is focused on the future ready for a new way forward, ready for a new which is why democrats and republicans and independents are supporting our campaign. in fact yesterday, over 100 republican leaders from across the country joined me on the campaign trail previously served in trump's administration i believe it is because america wants a president who will serve on behalf of all the american people my entire career. for my entire career, i've only ever had one client, the people the people prosecutor, i stood up for women and children against predators as an attorney general of california, i took on the big banks and thought to deliver $20 for middle-class families that faced foreclosure. i stood up to veterans and stood up for excuse me, stood up for veterans. and students being scammed by big for-profit colleges. who else, who ran a big for profit college? let's not forget veterans and students who are being scammed by for profit co

. >> reporter: isaac simpson explained those trump values while i made some gains on a delicious potatond omelette. >> i just know that once you start doing away with things like the second amendment and altering it to your own what you think is sensible, then it's a problem. who is the arbiter of that. >> reporter: yet over by the counter -- >> a lot more of the country became more hopeful once kamala became the nominee. >> reporter: some counterpoints from christopher walker. >> democrats are focused on actual issues that are of concern to americans. and solving the systemic problems that we all face. >> reporter: afterward, we hit the road and made some u-turns along the way. >> we missed it. >> reporter: heading into the suburbs of forsyth county. ♪ i was driving through georgia in late july on a day hot enough to make the devil sigh ♪ >> reporter: part of a republican stronghold that the trump campaign is counting on. and sure enough, as we settled in to the station house off u.s. 19 for lunch -- >> oh, thank you. >> reporter: over a chef salad and shrimp and gritz -- >> to me he i

then the simpsons would be on and you would be... >> we would have watch parties for lost in the cityi don't remember that at all. you never invited me. >> we watched seven tab in. that dad turned out to not be so go to. >> he is going to seventh. >> the amount of life lessons that i learned from that piece of [bleep] >> it's like you should be -- it's residual from not looking forward to school. if it's work, if you're not looking forward to work you've got to do something about work. >> you're comparing a child where they've been having fun and they get to go to school. grown man, my previous comment. >> then you have people living in covid times who are so used to monday being another because i mutation up sunday which i find quite alarming. >> it living in the present beats all of that. just enjoy where you are at the moment then sunday is amazing. >> you don't do drugs or alcohol. >> i overdosed on flint stones vitamin once last week. i took to cope fred's, those of the big ones. don't do two of those unless you live in california. >> a famous actor and the cast and crew departed

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who is taking october 10th with a pinch of salt before its happened i'm reminded of the classic "simpsonsepisode where homer revealed with the long-awaited car for homer. that came with muted reception that is the down side over what happens with the robotaxi event. what they tout is the future of autonomous self-driving vehicles whether it will be a cybertaxi or an advancedment in a.i. for the existing fleet and application to taxis the jury's out i think what is unveiled, we're probably still a long way from having robotaxis of any sort on the road, and the regulatory hurdles that need be cleared and the partnerships with uber and lyft and other ride hailing services across the world. >> i hadn't seen that episode. maybe i need to go back and revisit it carl, as we await the catalyst from the robotaxi event and the rollout in a couple of years time, obviously, the company is still an ev company operationally and fundamentally. i know it is still a big leader with the evs in the u.s. china is benefits from the ince incentives is that enough >> it is certainly helpful incentives and gover

it was called dough finance, not doh like homer simpson, but dough like bread. still, though, you might call it doh finance, the one thing it's famous for is losing millions of dollars of its users' money because the computer code that was used by the dough finance guys had a gigantic flaw in it that let thieves walk away with the money that people had invested in dough finance. they just left the door open and the money was all taken. because the code allowed thieves to do that. well, according to the industry publication coin desk, that samn code from dough finance appears to be, quote, remarkably similar to the code that the trump crypto company is going to be using for its new venture, which he's just announced weeks before the election. sounds like real savvy business stuff, right? real high-end stuff. trump has put both his adult sons don jr. and eric the blond one on the pay roll as employees of this new crypto company. he's also put on the pay roll his teenage son barron. barron has not just a job at the company, he has a job title at the company. barron

simpson gets acquitted. the los angeles d.a. is very concerned.e trying the menendez brothers. they decide they are going to try them together and they disallow all of the evidence of sexual abuse. make no mistake. this was a double homicide. it was premeditated. it was everything that you've heard about. they reloaded it and shot their mother in the back. horrific. but justice has to be evenhanded. these boys have evidence that there are victims of sexual abuse. everyone knew that if the father was in the bedroom with 1 of the sons, no 1 would walk down the hall. everyone knew that the kids were talking to friends and cousins about the fact that they were afraid of their father, and even at school there is a teacher who said the father would literally abuse the kid in front of me, and yet the judge made a decision to not allow any of that evidence in which would have knocked i'm sure it would have knocked down the conviction , and then the prosecutor was allowed to say, you know, they say they are sexually abused. did you hear any evidence of tha