santa's little helper, the simpsons' family dog, is what breed? thi joined the army after 911, cuz, um, i thought that was what i needed to do. we got our orders to go overseas and i went to baghdad, iraq. we were transporting a bomb sniffing dog to the polling stations. we rolled over two anti-tank mines, it blew my humvee up, killed my sergeant. after the explosion, i suffered a closed head injury, um, traumatic brain injury, loss of a limb, burns to 60% of my body. when the doctors told me i reached my plateau, i did not want to hear that because i do not believe i have a plateau. so, i had to prove 'em wrong, which i am doing to this day and i will still do until the end of my days. i've gotten to where i am at because of my family. and, the wounded warrior project has helped me more than i can ever imagine. they have really been there to support me in my endeavors. my number one goal, basically, is to get close to where i was. i am more than ready to work hard to get to that goal. i am living proof to never give up and i will never give up. >

simpson and his murder trial. the former nfl great was aquitted of the murders of his ex-wife and her friend. simpson's former manager is now telling the "new york post" that o.j. simpson played a role in their deaths and he had at least one accomplice. that former manager is making a documentary about the infamous murder case and wants to release that documentary next year. >>> the supreme court is ordering a lower court to take a new look at a case involving the endangered species act. it protected an area in louisiana where the endangered dusky gopher frog does for the currently live but could in the future. the justices said they should have examined where it could support the frogs. currently, they live any single pond in mississippi. the justices sent the case back to the appeals court in new orleans to reconsider the matter. >>> tributes pouring in for the man would create a children's television show that turned into eye cultural phenomenon. >> man, oh, man, do i love my job. hey, mr. crabs, what's the goo

emma simpson, bbc news. here is sport today. live from the bbc sport centre.f the season. test against sri lanka. as hanoi is announced as a new venue. goals againstjuventus to win 2—1 in turin. of winning group h, with two matches remaining. into the second half. hand jose mourinho's side all three points. matches played across all competitions. they are a top team for many years now. they have got... that player. they want to win everything. they can win everything. can win everything. didn't play big matches like these in the champions league. so it is a different... it is a different situation. situation.

vicki simpson/found oskar: "something just seemed odd. something just kept telling me i needed to call that number. and i saw it started with a nine. so i thought that seemed really odd for around here. something just made me want to call that number."jenn porter- milne is the admin for the facebook page "lost paws."she created and shared lost cat posts and is assisting with oskar's care before he leaves. she says even after spending nearly four months out in the elements, he is in remarkable health. .jenn porter- milne/"lost paws" administrator: "it's just amazing. it's god's gift for christmas, really."a volunteer will be driving oscar to denver where his owner will fly to pick him up this weekend.voice of alex borsody/oskar's owner: "no way! at that point, i was just like... ok this this is awesome. i was crying i guess and acting all crazy. i was just amazed."and as for oskar's rescuer....vicki simpson/found oskar: "i'm glad they could be reunited and give him a big hug for me when you get him home."in north platte holly barraclough b

are you ready for one more homer simpson scream?could make a career at that homer simpson laugh, some house democrats are calling for change and vowing to vote against pelosi but she said she intends to win. >>> there was a magical moment at disney world melting hearts across the internet. >> a toddler with cerebral palsy made fast friends with winnie the pooh. his mom wrote on facebook that her son doesn't usually do well in crowded places, but meeting with pooh kept him calm. >> that's very cute. she says her son saw pooh the next day and broke into a smile. now he even has a winnie the pooh pin for his stroller. awesome. he's wearing a mickey shirt. >> look how sweet and gentle pooh is. e the pooh, be disn, ck sis our paycheck for disney. >> the parent company of this show. >>> all right. coming up, the bombshell lawsuit filed against dartmouth college. several women accusing three male professors of turning their department into what they call a predator's club. >>> later in "the skinny," the biggest moments at this year's latin

simpson, former republican senator from wyoming and attorney to bird simpson, a thank you for joiningyes here we go again listen, senator, i want to know your predictions of this particular election, knowing how concerned you are with both parties with the predictions continuing to affect the u.s. and budget and future whether it's entitlements, deficits or spending you take it. >> well, you know, i don't want to be johnny one note on this stuff. i think this is going to be chaos. there's a lot to think about, all of this polling going on, everybody is accusing everybody else of lying. i think people get a delight in lying to pollsters that's my personal view. i know it's a sick one, i know that, but i think they get a real charge out of that. anyway, you can go on to think that every single candidate, the past president and now as soon as this election is over, we'll be talking about 2020, instead of the real things in life which is the budget and the entitlements and the solvency of social security. we're not talking about throwing old ladies out on the street we're talking about th

simpson is currently working on the second volume of his biography of u.s. grant titled " ulysses s. grant: the fruits of victory 1865-1885." ceded to the far end is an author as well as chief historian in fredericksburg, virginia. as mr. don hennessy. he is the author of four books, including "return to bull run," which was named a main selection by the history book club. extensivelyworked in park interpretation and has given tours over america's battlefields for many years. i'm sure some of you have been to those tors. i think a 2005 i worked for john at fredericksburg, which was a tremendous pleasure. seated immediately to my left is jennifer m murray, who was recently appointed assistant professor of history at obama state university so congratulations. [applause] her most recent publication is "on a great battlefield, the making and management of gettysburg national park from 1933 to 2013, which the university of tennessee press published into a 14. -- in 2014. i'm sure some of you know it quite well. she is currently working on a biography of george go

simpson. is that. the king. john. i mean for. me. does it because she types seem like my name that a lot of their goals the most so i asked them. all to my horizon that's new life the. new kind of schlubs and on sunday as they do you like to think. that i was going to bed these this is actually the bus i don't need to be i'm sure but. then tough as can scold if i'm in a holes and my pa was on boats my school didn't. come mama told me. to push the slaves to the mikes or stand and fly me down that china's i was not being hired only give me. some shells from a snake bite. by. being sent to. the chapel. where she would be until the shouldn't rule them that. consisted sight of the top aides i mine and she died they should come back i was nine and my mind by medina the food stood for until one day i know something to live full amount. was there. he goes oh so much bending visit i live by now i'm an i pad it's me to which the bank china pinkard oftentimes the stamping missions got her for being the nothing not sure that gets mixed up in cha

hmm,o quote homer simpson, burger. [laughter] >> that is correct. it was chief justice warren burger. >> no bonus points for quoting homer simpson, though. [laughter] >> after learning that the senate had rejected his nomination to chief justice, which sitting justice threw his ? -- into the charleston bay threw himself into the charleston bay? it was a bad week. i can give you a hint. his nomination failed after he referred to the jay treaty as "prostitution." it didn't go over well with some people who were supporting the treaty. he's the first presidential nominee ever to be rejected by the senate in any capacity. >> i think lisa should answer this one. >> i knew the other question. [laughter] >> we will say rutledge. >> rutledge is correct. very good. excellent. [applause] >> team madison, next question. which chief justice granted the motion of the first african-american attorney to be admitted to the supreme court bar, the same day president lincoln signed the 13th amendment? morrison waite. >> that is incorrect. team jefferson, would you like

your link to news from africa and the world your link to it simpson stories and discussions penguin lowcountry there been frantically in program and from fun to me from the news of easy to our website the down to the cold smash africa join us on facebook and t.w. africa. on the second of january fourteenth ninety two will abdel stood somewhere here in the sierra nevada mountains and gazed down on grenada for the last time. he was the last one issued. in arabic the red. he was banished to the mountainous region of southern andalusia by the spanish sovereigns isabella of castiel and ferdinand of arak. he shed tears at the thought of soon having to exchange the lush and colorful splenda the alhambra for the adelaide north african desert it's. perhaps it was here outside the gate of justice that he had to hand over the key of the alhambra to the catholic nun. for more than two hundred fifty years the hand hewn into the stone above the portal but offered protection to the out ambrose nasser a druid has now seen to bid farewell. since that time the blessid virgin mary has stood in a nisha of the gat

he, rock star status within his work, he has appeared as a guest on the simpsons, he has a fashion contractfriends with hollywood a—list is, this will submit his position as the number one player in the world chess. the sport has grand ambitions as a mind for that is been hundreds of thousands of people watching online, major taking it and i need you to the nine—game website and paying pay—per—view through the official size, the press conference going on and next to me, dissecting the past three weeks, but the main point here todayis three weeks, but the main point here today is that magnus carlsen is once again the champion of world chess. richard, thank you. they say test match last too long. before we go a reminder you can hear full commentary of liverpool's trip to paris st—germain in the champions league on bbc radio slive. all the build up from seven with updates of spurs must—win match at wembley against inter milan. follow as well on the bbc sport website and app... that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. welcome back, and we'll return now to brexit and th

and they didn't even mention that he works for fusion they just had an expert on the matter glenn simpson so my question is is is a fusion g.p.s. using the guardian as as a dumping ground for all the leftovers now. it is just out of control it's to me it's amusing when garrett when one of the things it's fascinating to me and watching the julian assange. story and russia gate is that there is absolutely almost absolutely no downside in being wrong you know it as is a if you look at the pedestrian e-mails we learned a lot that's what makes them so angry that you learned a lot about hillary clinton in her campaign and we also learned for us on this program is that new york times journalists would send their copy to the d.n.c. to be proof read to be fact checked to be approved before it would be published now if that isn't the sad state of affairs for journalism i don't know what is ok you asked the powers that be that you genuflect to the powers that be to get permission to print propaganda this is pathetic go ahead gareth that's that state of journalism now. you know i think the point is h

emma simpson, our business correspondent.e wreckage of three buildings which collapsed on monday in the french city of marseille. rescue workers are contuining to search through the rubble with sniffer—dogs. it's feared that three other bodies are still to be discovered. officials say they will inspect all other buildings in the city considered "unsuitable" for habitation. the environment secretary michael gove has called for the cabinet to be given the full legal advice on the plan to avoid a hard border in ireland after brexit. proposals for the mechanism, known as the back—stop, remain a sticking point in attempts to secure a deal with the european union. downing street says it doesn't comment on legal advice. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth reports. parliament isn't officially open for business today, but make no mistake — behind the scenes, there is plenty going on, even talk that we could be inching towards a brexit deal. senior ministers were fairly supportive after getting an update from the prime minister ye

emma simpson, bbc news.t deprived areas in the uk with high levels of unemployment, particularly among the young. now a project by one charity, the prince's trust, is trying to tackle that by bringing some of country's top business leaders to the town to work with young people. our home editor mark easton has been to see how its working. i think pretty much everyone i know wants out. sunny rhyl, like many seaside towns, can cast a shadow over the life chances of its young. 0perating the rides at the fun fair, low—paid, seasonal work, michael feared he was heading for a dead—end. drains the life out of you more than anything. it feels like you're going nowhere. today, michael is happy to be part of rhyl‘s story. the prince's trust charity restored his confidence and helped him find training which led to a retailjob and now the prospect of a career in hospitality. michael's life has been turned around. there's a lot of people, talented people who want to go far, but they really don't have the self—confidence t

emma simpson, bbc news. world war, ceremonies have been taking place in east africa. that's because news of the german surrender took two weeks to reach many colonial troops in remote rural areas. thousands of african conscripts were killed in the war, and their sacrifice has often been overlooked. but efforts are being made to change that, as andrew harding reports from kenya. last post. in a startlingly beautiful corner of kenya, a ceremony this afternoon to mark the end of a long forgotten war, a war so far removed from events in europe that it ended two weeks later. we pray for those who died during the war, believing injesus and abiding with him in the hope of rising again. and yet, this was no minor skirmish. britain and its allies fought a gruelling campaign over a vast area, chasing a tiny german force that used guerilla tactics to make its enemies divert men and supplies from the front lines in france. please don't dismiss this as a sideshow. this was an important area of operations within the world

emma simpson, bbc news. has been intercepted off the coast of kent. this week more than a0 people were found crossing the channel — more than 100 this month. the home office said the group of eight men, who say they are iranian, are now being interviewed by immigration officials. a convicted paedophile has told a court he had nothing to do with the deaths of two nine—year—olds in brighton more than 30 years ago. russell bishop, who's 52, is charged with murdering nicola fellows the girls went missing while playing near their home. daniela relph reports. russell bishop arrived at court in a prison van. he's been injailfor 28 years for the sexual assault and attempted murder of a seven—year—old girl. but today, he faced questions about a different crime, the murder of karen hadaway and nicola fellows in 1986. this is the second time he's faced trial on these charges. karen hadaway‘s mother sat a few metres away as russell bishop repeatedly denied murdering her daughter and her neighbour, nicola. he told the co

emma simpson, bbc news.mployement, particularly among the young. now a project by one charity, the prince's trust, is trying to tackle that by bringing some of country's top business leaders to the town to work with young people. our home editor mark easton has been to see how it is working. i think pretty much everyone i know wants the help. sunny rhyl, like many seaside towns, can cast a shadow over the life chances of its young. 0perating the rides at the fun fair, low—paid, seasonal work, michael feared he was heading for a dead—end. just drains the life out of you, more than anything. feels like you're going nowhere. today, though, michael is happy to be part of rhyl‘s story. i'll stand outside while you have a cigarette... the prince's trust charity restored his confidence and helped him find training, which led to a retailjob, and now the prospect of a career in hospitality. michael's life has been turned around. there's a lot of people, talented people, who want to go far, but they really don't have

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(pres) joining us now is kathryn simpson, a senior ——joining us now is kathryn simpson, a senior politicsgham newsroom. where are we? spades aren't happier with gibraltar, the deal beyond happy over the backstop and theresa may is in brussels. —— spain. where will we end up? theresa may is back in brussels and this was an anticipated. the anticipation was the withdrawal agreement would be approved and sent 48 hours before the summit on sunday said the eu 27 could have a look at it. really what i think from the eu side of things is that they are a little bit worried that the prime minister is looking for a little bit of negotiation today. that is not the case. it is really trying to iron out those issues. also as well, some of the issues that france and germany have raised because of the domestic pressures that they are under. really, it will be today. tomorrow, at the eu summit, it is very much when the eu 27 will rubberstamp this and we can then proceed to putting the withdrawal agreement to the house of commons. why is it that spain, we haven't talked about gibraltar, they are taking a

simpson who is the professor of history at arizona state university. he is the author of numerous books including triumph over adversity. also, the reconstruction president and the civil war in the east, and recently reconstruction, voices from the first great struggle for america for racial equality. doctor simpson is currently working on the second volume own ulysses s grant -- on ulysses s grant. on the far end is an author as well as chief historian in register, virginia. mister john hennessy. he is author of four books he also has worked extensively in interpretation and has given tours of the american battlefields for many years, and for some of you, you have attended those tours. in 2005, i worked for john at fredericksburg which was a tremendous pleasure. to my left is jennifer m. murray was recently appointed assistant professor of history at oklahoma state university. so congratulations. [ applause ]her most recent publication is on a great battlefield, the making, management, of gettysburg national military park, and went to the university o

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demands for budget cuts and we take you to naples for a closer look at the government's flagship simpson's wage program which brussels says must go also coming up sounds of microscopical of the border between mexico and the united states u.s. president total trump accuses the federal court of political bias after it freezes his decree toddling us harm.

. >> silvia, thank you so much interesting comments there >>> jason simpson is a uk rate strategist at societe generale and he joins us in the london studio i'm sure you watched as a series of british journalists a couple weeks ago tried to pin down mr. carney on some language when it came to a no-deal brexit circumstance the treasury select committee might have more leverage given that there's a parliamentary hearing to try to get details out of him i wonder, do you expect him to be more forthcoming about the impact it could have than he was after that last meeting? >> in a word, no he's been consistent really the line carney is trying to get out there is that there's no automatic reaction function that the mpc has to a no-deal brexit everybody is running scared of it ultimately he doesn't want the market to start thinking that's t we're heading down that path let's price in a very, very easy policy and rate cut. >> how surprising was it, was his suggestion that in the event of a no-deal brexit, hard brexit, whatever you want to call it, that it could actually end up with the bank rai

. >> plus jessica simpson gets real about her pregnancy. her first fit since revealing baby news. >> stick the stomach out, pop out the hips, just waddle. >> i'm squeezing into whatever i can squeeze into. >> why carry underwood's pregnancy hasn't been so easy. >> power pink star's kid. >> you do it yourself. why impressed with me. >> plus ron howard and daughter reveal what you never knew about their famous family. >> in prepping for this interview did you google me? >> this is "entertainment tonight." >> clooney on his twins, jessica on her nithird baby, talking al about family this thanksgiving weekend. >> and we have celebs interviewing their moms and let's begin with very pregnant celebrity mother to be, jessica simpson telling all. >> i had baby fever but i didn't know that like, i really needed a thermometer. >> so how did we get here. we definitely always love to practice, we actually weren't practicing much so i don't understand. this might be a miracle baby. >> she was showing and glowing last month since baby three. will join max

because it's like simpson in a sort of almost like a want you to do all credit card because you will totally keep and you can book a few seconds to live up to she's what you would also be called misfit the you're also the car up the. internet if you did kids. on the list rather than didn't sit. on the rugs in a music. box gets a defense business in there when they could sit down with. some more diverse continent in one. more song that doubles your visit down the. electorate does it could could make it an issue. in faultless is it to attack teach the old and show perception. of victory the more you know it was only a dollar just to the little t.v. show that it could take is also saying if it is unable sequel edge on if you could say we don't want to force this also on does what. does it have. almost us. they put it so i don't put them away i mean it was this goes wrong when i was trying to make. money. because that's history this is it is did you can do for you to go see. their doctor what. they're going. to see there's a ship. that makes me giggle. as you should so i'll show. you. a

he has been a guest star on the simpsons, he has got fashion contracts, he is friends with hollywoodo more fame and fortune. so the position here is that carlsen wins yet again. he is still the world champion. is very special for me to win this time. ifeel is very special for me to win this time. i feel that fabiano is very special for me to win this time. ifeel that fabiano is is very special for me to win this time. i feel that fabiano is the stronger the phone and i have played ina stronger the phone and i have played in a world championship match, and in classical chess he has just as much right as either call himself the best in the world. -- i to call himself. it was awards time in tokyo on wednesday, as the association of national olympic committees honoured some of the athletes who lit up the winter games in pyeongchang, south korea, back in february. the best male athlete award went to the american snowboarder shaun white. he won gold in the men's half—pipe to claim the title for the third time in his career. the italian short—track speed skater arianna fontana won the award

glenn simpson of fusion gps, his firm was played by the dnc did with the dossier together and he has problematic testimony to congress, publicly we haven't seen any action on those cases. cohen is the first person we say pay a penalty. >> bret: it seems like this is coming to a head. it seems perhaps mueller and his team have concerns about matt whitaker the acting attorney general. maybe some of these court filings are about getting the story as they see it out to -- just in case the report doesn't make it through whitaker at the justice department. >> you're right about that. in examining the special counsel rules, it's interesting. the special counsel doesn't need acting attorney general whitaker's approval to do anything, he merely must inform acting attorney general matt whitaker of what he is going to do, which we gather from the reporting of our colleagues john roberts it happened last night at the same time the white house learned of this. you are correct, a lot of things have happened since the midterm elections and this has been a critical week. i don't think we've seen the

founder glenn simpson or the depositions made by christopher steele's team.y always made it sound as though when they got the information, explosive revelations about carter page they went to the f.b.i. and the only interest was the national security and alerting law enforcement. and that they didn't go to the press until months later. it turns out almost within days of him puttingat together the allegations, they were shopping it to the press to see if they could get it out there in the middle of july. >> tucker: you are saying the creepy foreigner with actual russia ties christopher steele accuses a former naval officer and annapolis grad falsly of being a russian agent -- falsely as being a russian agent and everyone in the press takes it as face value? >> i want to give credit where it is due. according to page, contacted by numerous reputable press outlets in the summer asking him the question and he deniedie it and they never ran with the story. >> tucker: right. >> it took simpson and fusion up until september to get somebody to bite. but the point her

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by the end of the naim i w-- th end of the naim i was a zombie marge simpson.l of you. >> jimmy: and you probably did a lot of damage to the back seat of the uber with all of that. >> you should have seen my sheets. >> jimmy: did you learn a lesson from this? >> yes, i learned that you either do not paint yourself a color or you hire someone who knows what they're doing. >> jimmy: well, that's a good lesson. by the way, you got arrested, what, last month, right? >> i did. i did. you're really bringing out all of my demons. >> jimmy: but you were protesting. >> yes. >> jimmy: the supreme court nomination of brett kavanaugh. >> that's right. >> jimmy: you were with amy schumer. [cheering and applause]. >> jimmy: from what i understand, amy was kind of the ring leader in this situation. >> so i had just landed from europe and ip g got wi-fi and it a message, hey, you want to get arrested with me this week? i knew what she was referring to because we had been updating on the kavanaugh hearings. i was like, actually, yes. she was like, i knew you would say that. >>

was well i never knew because it's like simpson in a song almost like a want you these all played if. you will totally keep and you can look at fisticuffs there lyrically she's well done with you and also because most of the you'll also look at the top of. the action that bit of a distance. on the wrist it isn't the person didn't set. the rugs in a music or design. the body gets the designs business in there is all messed up say let's sit down and say i'll get on post some more diverse continent in one. song of the doubles. visit down the. electorate does it could give me an issue to follow it through to. the faultless is it a tech teach. but the old and she said action. of victory the more you know it was only a dollar just to the little t.v. show covering this critically is also going to produce any of the sequel on the if you could see. it is also on this what. does it have maximum. almost a stop it i would think of it can move. don't put it in wales premier. let's go. try to make. money. because that's history this is it is that you can do. it and they're good at what. they're cal

simpson, and you play a character, this italian billionaire. is that who o.j.iewed by? >> yes. it was secretly filmed, and it was in a hotel room in vegas, and the last time o.j. was in a hotel room in vegas, he ended up in jail, obviously. >> jimmy: yes, he did. he ended up in prison for like 11 years. >> so the aim was to -- i was trying to get him to confess to the alleged murders. >> jimmy: right. >> which was -- which was ambitious. it was ambitious. you know, so -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> so i actually trained a little bit with one of the top fbi interrogators. not very successfully because i didn't get o.j. to confess. >> jimmy: but he was very jolly through the whole interview. >> well, they often are. if you get rid of the ex-wife. >> jimmy: yeah, right. well, you got to watch it. it's -- it's something to see. >> yeah. yeah. it's -- but i said that i was representing a omani the sheik would pay o.j. simpson to confess to the murders, pay him $2 million because he wanted to kill his own wife. he absolutely love you. you are the greatest wife killer. and he

episodes from "brady bunch" history, when marcia gets hit in the nose, ruining her date with doug simpsonus, i had to ask her all about it. when it comes to you and a story line, what does everyone think about? oh, know. >> that crazy football. >> you wouldn't. >> no, i wouldn't. >> just keeps getting bigger by the minute. >> what was your favorite episode? >>. ♪ wherever we go >> we had such a good time together. >> do you have a favorite memory of the show? >> i love the backyard scene in the very first episode that we did when tiger was chasing fluffy the cat. i told you boys to put that dog back in the car. mike's face. >> thank goodness you saved the cake. oh, mike! >> what do you think the most iconic moment was. >> the bad luck tiki. >> it's supposed to make terrible things happen. >> i was surfing and fell and wiped out. >> i lost your tiki statue. >> when bobby puts the entire box of soap in the laundry. mainly because i had to strip. >> the worst one was the shirley temple one. ♪ good ship lollipop >> would have been good if i was 7, but i was 12. >> even though the show end in

simpson's bust -- o.j. simpson's bust right next to roger stay back, someone who's supposedly beyond reproach. it is answering to different considerations. >> let's take another question. >> you each touched on this in some ways. i've been steeped in football. i was raised in alabama, and now i live in texas for all of my 60 plus years. when my son, who's now 27, started to look at sports many a very football-centric community here in texas, there were 10 or 12 peewee football teams. this year in the city that i live in there is one. they don't even have anybody to play against. so we're talking way back before 13-year-olds that are being scouted because they can play either basketball or football, we're talking about eschew barrel development down here. >> yeah. >> this is the a very wealthy community, and these people's parents somehow have made a decision that these kids are not going to play football. >> right. >> is this going to become such a classist decision that people who don't have the ability to

prosecutors stephanie paulissen and scott simpson laid out the case for the jury. >> we understand why's not justification to go attempt to run down your husband's mistress and kill him in the process. >> reporter: the star witness for the prosecution, bonnie contreras. >> i start to get hit from behind. >> reporter: bonnie told the jury how she watched with horror as she believed frances deliberately knocked bill off the road. >> i see her hit bill with the truck. and i see him fly off the motorcycle. >> reporter: bonnie said she later discovered frances' daughter, nikki hall, had left a message on her voice mail during the car chase. a message that seemed to speak to frances' intent that evening. >> told you to watch your back you [ bleep ] stupid [ bleep ]. >> what does that tell you? that they were out to cause harm to somebody. >> this is not an accident. >> reporter: tim lovett was the state's collision reconstruction expert. he said the evidence showed frances chased and hit bonnie. >> that escalade definitely hit that range rover at least two, maybe three times. >> reporter: bu

one would ever know how many heroes die just discovered by it was a good body bag it was all robert simpson the shots came from the holiday and you heard craig speakers on the balcony of the hotel was really just want to break off because we've got so many. that i'm not interested in and somehow. wore hotels a brand new series coming soon normal just zira. answering stories generate thousands of headlines with different angles from different perspectives a caravan is a fact helpful e-mail and a highly dangerous one of the major issues before voters is the institution president trump cannot stop talking about the news the separate the spin for the facts the misinformation from the journalism the shot eyes of b.b.c.'s reporting free to leave the listening post on al-jazeera. this is the opportunity to understand the very the french were there before something happens and we don't leave the. pressure mounts on donald trump over the matter of jamal democrats fully investigation into how the u.s. president has handled the case. fully back to. this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up mass

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he has been a guest star on the simpsons, he has got fashion contracts, he is friends with hollywoodon here is that carlsen wins yet again, he is still the world champion. well, let's hearfrom the man himself, world number one magnus carlsen. this one is huge for me. fabiano played very well, and he's an extremely strong player. so it's very special for me, for sure. clearly, this time, it was very close, and fabiano is very strong. and the match, although i'm very happy that i won it, it shows i have a lot to work on still. and, you know, next time i have to raise my level again further. he is so cool about it. i challenge you, magnus. checkmate. he is so cool about it. i challenge you, magnus. checkmatelj he is so cool about it. i challenge you, magnus. checkmate. i am sure he is worried. you have been watching newsday. i'm kasia madera in london. and i'm rico hizon in singapore. stay with us. wall street rally. for every family, announcing the gender of your baby is a big moment. dennis dickey from arizona thought he would do it with — well, a bang. the blue powder released by the

simpson and colin kaepernick. >> okay now first of all that is a weird list of controversial players. convicted murderer, a guy a us cooed of double murder and a guy who kneeled a few times. okay, news, fair enough, also why put o.j. into forth knight it is literally bringing a knife to a gun fight, that is a waste of time and i love colin, will be useless, everyone shooting and he is taking a knee behind a bush wa, good is that. we see you, colin, we see you. all right let's move on to our top story. >> the democrats. now you guys may be too young to remember this but back if the day they used to run these streets. at one time they herring. they had house, the senate and a black president who spoke english. anyway after eight years of impotence the house democrats are back in command. and it turns out-- it turns out that they won the election so hard last week that they are still picking up seats. every day we now have a new seat that the democrats have won. basically the elections have turned from a one-day event into the credits of a marvel movie. it just never ends, like wow, ther

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an early wheelchair raised $400,000 and a script for his appearance on the simpsons sold for $10,000.with a thumbprint in 1988, sold for $100,000, way above the $5,000 guide price. and tell me what you think about our talking point today. we are talking nannies and many states, apparently contracts are having to be signed by nannies preventing them from using facebook tom instagram and the like at work. send us your thoughts. use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. gabrielle says it depends on the job, if you are in charge of children your focus should be always on them, and not on their phone. as a mum,i on them, and not on their phone. as a mum, i completely agree with that. stay with us on bbc news. the weather is not looking great for some of us on friday. in fact the atlantic, at the moment, the weather across it is looking very lively. a lot of swirling action going on here. low pressures, stormy out to sea, and some of that rough weather is heading our way. on friday, we're expecting wet and very windy weather across western areas of the uk. intially, in fact, gale—force winds expecte

new demands for budget cuts we take you to naples for a closer look at the government's flagship simpson's wage program which brussels says must go also coming up thousands of my kids gathered at the border between mexico and the united states u.s. president donald trump accuses the federal court of political bias after it freezes his decree. from chinese mother looking for has stolen child we followed time changing as far for his search for her young son comes to an end so will the mother and child be reunited. welcome to the program the european commission is likely to formally rejected its at least one thousand nine hundred budget today opening the door to punitive action and unprecedented fines the commission says rome spending plans out of control and worse it could trigger another debt crisis that could ultimately go for the entire you are in you know it's a least populist government has conceded only minor amendments to twenty nine hundred budgets not the major cuts to a new call for italy will present a european commission as with its latest budget draft today. straight to brussels

i saw a simpsons episode i think. >> bel: this guy makes it great. >> anthony: poisonous blowfish moquecanut milk, dende oil, cover, and simmer. i am confident in this cook i don't know. and in this man, bel borba, my host, and an aficionado of this dish. smelling good. >> bel: bom apetite, monsieur. >> anthony: thank you. >> bel: there's a lot of pepper, huh? >> anthony: oh yeah. good pepper. nice and spicy. i can't feel my legs. is that a bad thing? bel is an artist after all. a very famous one. so he knows about neurotoxins. he comes from a long tradition of artists who have found inspiration in bahia. is there something about salvador do you think that is conducive to an artistic sensibility? i mean, there's so much color here, and music, and -- >> bel: lights. the light here is beautiful. >> anthony: the light is really special. the buil -- i mean -- just the colors of the city. are amazing. the colors of the people are amazing. and the way they move. >> bel: they move. >> anthony: i don't know, when i first came here, i thought everybody in this city looks like they're -- they just