♪ >>> my name is deborah tate.middle sister to sharon tate. >> juju: sharon tate, a model and budding hollywood movie star best known for her breakout role in "valley of the dolls." >> let's face it. all i know how to do is take off my clothes. >> juju: she was building her family with famous director roman polanski when the unthinkable happened. >> she was physically perfect. but more important than that, she was an absolutely beautiful soul. had a wicked sense of humor. >> juju: deborah tate speaking exclusively to abc news saying the killing of her sister and others by members of the manson family changed the lives of her loved ones forever. >> my dad retired from the military. he went out on his own quest to find the killers. it affected everything. >> juju: deborah has made it her life's mission to help keep the manson family members behind bars, including the newly released leslie van houten, who was not directly involved in her sister's murder. >> is she a nice girl? no. we're talking about one of the most m

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and andrew tate charged in romania with rape and human trafficking. an appalling tragedy -- 74 people, including 12 children, killed in a fire that swept through an abandoned five-story building in johannesburg. these are the images of the fire. there are reports that some of the dead, who lived in a maze of shacks and makeshift shelters through themselves to their deaths. a search operation is being carried out floor by floor, with fears that the death toll could rise further. >> when we woke up, the whole building was on fire. we don't know how it started. >> how did you get out? >> we jumped out of the window. i jumped out of the window. my wife throw me the baby. i caught the baby and she jumped. everything was burning. christian: president cyril ramaphosa has been on the scene tonight to be briefed by emergency services. a few hours ago, he extended these condolences to families of the victims. >> my deep condolences to the families of those who have passed away and those who are injured, and our hearts go out to every person who is affected by t

andrew tate's so—called war room costs more than £6,000 a year tojoin.y, leaked messages reveal it teaches members through its so—called phd course how to groom women into sex work. our documentary has been given exclusive access to 12,000 pages of encrypted messages sent by hundreds of its members. the encrypted messages identify at least 45 potential victims from around the world with the true number likely much higher. a young woman from buenos aires says that she was groomed by a war room member. he bombshelled me with love. he wants me to get his name tattoo at all cost. and she says things even turned violent. drastic level of violence and submission that i never thought i will be involved with. another woman told me a similar story. he wanted me to tattoo his name on me. although they live thousands of miles apart, their stories indicate that their alleged groomers were following the same tactics. if i wasn't doing well, things would become more violent. there was a night that i had gone over there and as soon as i walked in the door, he, like, pu

, he does a similar— mentioned andrew tate, he does a similar thing. mentioned andrew tate, he does aare the _ people who seem to think that they are the rebels and they are leading the counterrevolution. where it needs— the counterrevolution. where it needs to — the counterrevolution. where it needs to end, i suppose, is in title regutation — needs to end, i suppose, is in title regutation if— needs to end, i suppose, is in title regulation if it goes on. but then what _ regulation if it goes on. but then what you — regulation if it goes on. but then what you do is create an even more powerful bunch of people who think they have _ powerful bunch of people who think they have more to rebel against. we are right _ they have more to rebel against. we are right in _ they have more to rebel against. we are right in the thick of it, i always come back to good parenting, don't give _ always come back to good parenting, don't give children phones and show them _ don't give children phones and show them how— don't give children phones and show them how to live lives, because social— them how

it is done through the tate system. the last stage, if i want to talk about medicine , equipment and milk powder, is the inquiry stage. alhamdulillah, we recently issued a directive that only the remaining regular ones could not be inquired about. in the pharmacy if a loved one comes to get powdered milk, well , until this date, you could receive as many powdered milk as you want. well, because the width was preferred, this was sometimes used in other places, which means that a person may not have children, go get milk, eat sweets, i don't know if they should do this, well, anyway, this is the preferred width, it was reserved for babies. naturally , we deliver milk to the pharmacies that do this inquiry , and in the area of ​​other items, we now have more than 300 items of medicine in the area of ​​drug items. inquiring at the pharmacy, and intentionally, there are certain drugs that are either highly consumed or high in price, or drugs that may be out of the chain in the field of equipment. or whatever senat-centric pr

you see, all our licenses are now registered in the tate system. the whole door in fact, our clearance permits are done through our titke system through the tit system. the last stage, if i want to, is in the inquiry stage. alhamdulillah, we recently wrote a letter regarding the remaining regular dry products . we announced that from october 27 , regular dry products are also required to be inquired at the pharmacy he goes to get good milk. well, until this date, you could receive as much milk and powder as you want , because the width was preferred, this was sometimes used in other places, which means that a person might not have a child. ok, take milk, i don't know how to use sweets, halvah, do these things, well, this can be consumed in the preferred width anyway, it was reserved for babies , we came, we made it mandatory to inquire. now, in the field of pharmaceutical items, there are more than 1,300 items of medicine that must be inquired at the pharmacy, and they are actually special ones that are either high in consumption or high in price,

andrew tate denies any wrongdoing. investigation next on bbc three and on the iplayer more than 100 schools and colleges in england have been told they must immediately shut buildings made with concrete that's prone to collapse — just days before the new term starts. that's unless safety measures are put in place. some other stories now. more than 70 people have died after a fire in a derelict building where homeless people lived injohannesburg. it's not clear how the fire started. and spain's world cup—winning goalie says she's disappointed people want to talk about spain's football chief kissing her teammate after the game, rather than celebrating their win. time now to leave you with 10 seconds of the supermoon. not to be seen again until 2037, it's lit up skies around the world. who do you think got the best view? you're all caught up — bye for now! hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm betty glover. here's what's coming up in the show. europe's elite clubs now know who they'll face in the champions league. england m

i— musk and andrew tate. joanne, what do you think? i have _ musk and andrew tate.ponse from elon musk, i read it before i saw the programme, we are in a culture _ before i saw the programme, we are in a culture if— before i saw the programme, we are in a culture if a female speaks out against _ in a culture if a female speaks out against a — in a culture if a female speaks out against a male, one that is a presenter. _ against a male, one that is a presenter, someone in a position of power. _ presenter, someone in a position of power. let's— presenter, someone in a position of power, let's say, it is an area they are jumped — power, let's say, it is an area they are jumped on power, let's say, it is an area they arejumped on by power, let's say, it is an area they are jumped on by millions of people on the _ are jumped on by millions of people on the internet, they are abused, they have — on the internet, they are abused, they have physical threats of violence, from the so—called fans aren't— violence, from the so—called fans aren't it's — violence, from the so—cal

it serves to remind us of the segregation and discrimination under the apollo tate regime. welcome to the apology. museum within these walls are unique exhibitions that illustrate the rise and full of of pottage late so we take a glimpse into the past. so history never repeats itself, but 1st we had to go on to see how daniel tate is breathing life into rule spaces with he's modern architecture then meet x media into a restaurant to jennifer linda smith. we ran here the soothing sounds of daylight. do me a spoken word artist living in rwanda power flow through my they power. my name is pamela tonga, and your watching after you mx the before we talk to the no, yeah, so what about the atrocities of a pod cage? we sign the lived on the so we to choir. i can tell you all about the quiet, but you have to experience it's yourself. check this out. oh, the the sounds and story, the old south africa, is the way to ply, wants to bring them into the world. and you know, the people through music were able to, they come from the music man, sharing the method of setup that i believe work

the andrew tate start there. the andrew tate phenomenon and i mean phenomenon.t find a teenage boy that does not know of andrew tate that hasn't looked at some of his online content and actually, do you know what? some of it's quite sensible. it says, look after yourself, be fit, be ambitious , try and get on in the ambitious, try and get on in the world. but when it comes to how you interact with women, some of it i think is pretty scary stuff. yeah so when nick fletcher says there should be a minister for men and you, beunda minister for men and you, belinda is a, you know, an activist in this area, i think you believe this is the right thing to do as well. well, what kind of image, what kind of masculine male image are we looking to fight for ? looking to fight for? >> i think that , you know what >> i think that, you know what andrew tate did? he's kind of he's a in a sense, milked this area. you know, men have been really put down. there's been this awful phrase, toxic masculinity . and he's kind of masculinity. and he's kind of fidden masculinity. and he's

the andrew tate start there. the andrew tate phenomenon and i mean phenomenon.not find a teenage boy that does not know of andrew tate that hasn't looked at some of his online content and actually, do you know what? some of it's quite sensible. it says, look after yourself, be fit, be ambitious , try and get on in the ambitious, try and get on in the world. but when it comes to how you interact with women, some of it i think is pretty scary stuff. yeah so when nick fletcher says there should be a minister for men and you, beunda minister for men and you, belinda is a, you know, an activist in this area, i think you believe this is the right thing to do as well. well, what kind of image, what kind of masculine male image are we looking to fight for ? looking to fight for? >> i think that , you know what >> i think that, you know what andrew tate did? he's kind of he's a in a sense, milked this area. you know, men have been really put down. there's been this awful phrase, toxic masculinity . and he's kind of masculinity. and he's kind of fidden masculinity. and he'

my son is asking me about andrew tate, jordan peterson, and them immediately talking about joe rogan.hway. it comes as no shock, joe rogan has blamed gavin newsom for ruining california. >> it's justin trudeau, it's gavin newsom. he did such a bad job with california and they are so vulnerable. [bleep] mandamus, they are so many businesses closing down, they don't want to be a part of it anymore. it likely need to take care of disenfranchised people but also make our streets safe we have to stop crime, and there is none of it. there is like laws. more lax on crime, more money for the homeless people, give them free drugs, give them needles, they need clean needles, what? >> sandra: what you think about gavin newsom lamenting his son? >> jesse: -- >> greg: it ostracizes people in the cold, that is not jordan peterson or joe rogan, they go out and interview people and tell people to talk to different people. i don't know enough about andrew tate, but i want to quote scott adams, because this is a smart point, the more that the left tries to raise the children of the rights, the more and

live now to, jay tate, director of the spaceguard centre.mpling is due to start today, i believe. from our oint due to start today, i believe. from our point of _ due to start today, i believe. from our point of view, _ due to start today, i believe. from our point of view, because - due to start today, i believe. from our point of view, because we - due to start today, i believe. fr'rrrn our point of view, because we deal with the impact hazard from asteroids and comets, we would really like to know what this thing is made of and how it is put together, is bennu solid or a flying rubble pile and what is the composition of the material we have brought back? find composition of the material we have brought back?— brought back? and if it is a flying rubble ile brought back? and if it is a flying rubble pile it _ brought back? and if it is a flying rubble pile it is _ brought back? and if it is a flying rubble pile it is one _ brought back? and if it is a flying rubble pile it is one that - brought back? and if it is a flying rubble pile it is o

california congressman ted lou posting on, and, quote, there is no such thing as a tate public healthon to the u.s. constitution. constitutional law attorney kats now. what's your initial reaction for what you hear from the new mexico governor? >> i think there's no question that it's unconstitutional. she even conceded that. when you've taken the oath of office, how you can deliberately and brazenly disregard that, because that's exactly what this is. there's no can debate constitutionally that the second amendment is not to be suspended. it's equal to any other bill of rights that we have including free speech. so you can think of it that way. the exceptions for any sort of governmental purpose are not really at play here. will: she's invoked a public health emergency, and this isn't the first time we've heard of public health emergency used as the banner to get around a some limitations on government. it was certainly the case during covid. after that we saw, if i might, an epidemic of emergencies. the state of new york declare an end deck -- epidemic of racism, public health offic

i don't know enough about andrew tate but i want to quote scott adams because this is a point.dren of the right the more andrew tate will be raising children of the left. and that appears to be happening with gavin newsom because his own sointolerance is forcing hi kids to look elsewhere. meanwhiloke there is a movement that tells you who you can and a cannotnd talk to and ostracizese people, the progressive woke p democrats, cancel culture's es primary engine is ostracizing people. washington post tracked down portnoy's advertisers to get themge away from him. people go and look at your twittefor follows and interview and say why do you follow this person, why do you follow that. they cancel speeches. they ask you why you would go to that speech. they target trump supporters for voting for trump. why would you vote for him.yo it's rich that newsom calls people a cult when his own parte is rebirthing mccarthyism. they now look at the first amendment that's something malleable and not absolute and easily discarteded. t gavin shouldhe look in the mirra nondt just to check high sc

why would andrew tate lie? they seem trustworthy. it's a complete inversion. how do you get real information to the folks that trust them, without just dismissing it out of hand, it's literally the fundamental problem for american democracy, -- feature is very much in doubt. an opinion columnist for new york times, and josh marshall at the editor of talking points joins me. jim all, i have to start up by showing you this instagram post. i was running the monologue and thought maybe the thesis was a little bit over the top. then, don junior bailed me out. he posted this on instagram. it's a picture of andrew tate, -- russell brand and donald trump, and says, one day they will be coming to you, i do not believe in this much coincidence, and neither should you. basically, yeah, when the law says, or reporting says you have committed a crime, and your enmeshed in that world, you don't have to listen to them. it's a very useful thing to tell people, it strikes me. >> it is hard to know whether the people saying gifts are aware. i mean, some of them are obviously be

, joe rogan, jo tate and jordan peterson. but is it a pathwa y, a culturepathwa or being saved from their dad's insane life philosophy cul? because as scott adams points chiluse as scott adams points to raise the children on the right, the more andrew tate will be raisinght tg children on the left. and at least no one's trying to sniff l theeastm. greg: i guess in gavin's world i, kidt could choose their gender, but not their opinions. it's, the definition of aople cult is keeping people from contacting people not in the. cult and silencing speech. but isn't that what the demsbut' are doing to parents and just about anyone who disagrees with the anym? lefti now, perhaps many lefties begin with good intentions, as they always d o, and at some level they believe in all this. >> but in the end, reality always shows up to ruin things like a great philosopher, mike tyson said, everyone has ey a plan until they get punched in the mouthon until. i i learned that sitting nextittig to dan na and nothing gets hardr than a competitive w

so more freedom and less rad tate segments full, his presence of the felt you cannot make research and the to thank you very much. thank you. it was, we just heard that one of the biggest issues waiting on the german economy is a shortage of skilled labor. the government has already introduced measures to make it easier to hire foreign workers. another option is to help people working past retirement age. and that is exactly what's happening at german airline. no tons of our reports are mew drag, storage sent us this report, me shout. your apo is back at work. although he retired 2 years ago, his employer loaf times i'll take make asks him to return because it needs skilled workers like him or something to, to the, all of this and starts them off. of course on it made me a bit proud of people who don't want to use my skills and knowledge on my way. we've had selected with more than 40 years of experience as a materials inspector up the can to be easily replaced. and his work involves inspecting aircraft engines which carry millions around the world, fits into fairly so same going to pr

educational experience it serves to remind us of the segregation and discrimination under the apollo tate regime. welcome to the apology. museum within these walls are unique exhibitions that illustrate the rise and full of of pottage late. so we take a glimpse into the post. so history never repeat.

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first, the bbc has uncovered dozens of women have potentially been groomed into online sex by andrew tateby a member. he was young and in a very vulnerable position of betrayed herself as someone romantically interested in you. you can find the whole investigation on bbc iplayer. more than a hundred schools and colleges in england have been told they must be immediately shut buildings made of concrete. some other stories now. more than 70 people have died after a fire in a building where homeless people lived injohannesburg. it is not clear how the fire started. spain's world cup winning goalie said she is disappointed people want to talk about the football chief kissing after the game rather than celebrating their win. time out to leave you with ten seconds of a blue supermoon. not to be seen again until2037, it has lit up skies around world. you are all caught up. bye for now. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm betty glover. here's what's coming up in the show. europe's elite clubs now know who they'll face in the champions league. england manager sarina wiegman dedicates her uefa wome

in an interview that his kids are on a pathway to a microcult by listening to the likes of andrew taterogan and jordan peterson, but is it a pathway to a cult or being saved from their dad's insane life philosophy because as scott add dal points out the harder the left try to raise the children on the right the more andrew tate will be raising the children on the left. and at least no one is trying to sniff them. [laughter] >> greg: i guess in gavin's world kids could choose their gender but not their opinions. it's funny. the definition of a cult is keeping people from contacting people not in the cult, and silencing speech. but isn't that what the democrats are doing to parents and just about anyone who disagrees with them? perhaps many lefties, with good intentions as they always do and at some level they believe in all of this [ bleep ], but in the end reality shows up to ruin things. mike tyson once said everyone has plan until they get punched in the mouth. i learned that sitting next to dana. [laughter] >> greg: and nothing gets harder than a competitive world where bad guys do

it serves to remind us of the segregation and discrimination under the apollo tate regime. welcome to the apology. museum within these walls are unique exhibitions that illustrate the rise and full of apartheid.

so more freedom on less rad tate timmonsville as president of the felt you cannot make research and the to thank you very much. thank you. as we just heard there, one of the biggest issues waiting on the drum of the economy is a shortage of skilled labor. the government has already introduced measures to make it easier to hire foreign workers. another option is to help people working past retirement age. and that is exactly what's happening at german airline. no tons of our reports or media drugs storage sent us this report. misha, yahoo is back at work. although he retired 2 years ago. his employer north comes on take, asks him to return the costs of meet skilled workers like him, are talking to the owners and starts them off or found. it's the model, the nice deal on my on my leave it semester with more than 40 years experience as a materials inspector after the 10th be easily replaced. and his work involves inspecting aircraft engines, which carry millions around the world, fits into fairly soon going to progress dangerous, done the same time, can be done the form on this waiting lis

to the president, black home president is size affair kit has ruled or try it in the one positive tate to shoot for more than 30 his 1000. and so for a trans flee the country every year, peer and repression amounted to renew it to recess. and for many ex has done nothing to lessen the differences over how they view that government raising. see is the more cautious, like the ones from tele beach would happen again as well fairly we spoke to give a transfer human rights activists solemn kit on a in london, she told us why different, who were a trained groups class fabi on the country's borders. these classes are essentially about a group of young people who have fled the country of having been persecuted by the government. how can be subject to, to indefinite national service, hoping to be subject to all sorts of restrictions on their freedom as well as of crimes against humanity being perpetrated on error 10. so when they have escaped, the country have fled, a sling human truck because very strange and cosigned the sand everywhere. and then they're faced with the very dictators that the

she married william tate in 1953 and shared 36 wonderful years with him before his passing. after raising four children, she went on to work as the manager of her family business for 30 years. margaret's vitality is credited to her constant prayer and steadfast commitment to god, church, family, and community. she is well-known for her love of family and is a strong and faithful mother, grandmother, and great grandmother. as she celebrates 90 years, miss margaret maintains an active role in ministries at the catholic church back home in our district, the 37th, where she has been a member for 55 years. she also did programming at the engelwood senior center. i hope you will join me in wishing her a 90th birthday and year full of happiness, health, and love. the speaker mr. speaker, i rise today to commemorate the work of james samuel harris iii, a.k.a. jimmy jam, and terry stephen lewis. this year marks the 50th anniversary of hip-hop. when i introduced my resolution honoring this golden milestone earlier this summer, i was humbled to have jimmy jam's support of this effort.

the ceo of the classic learning test jeremy tate joins us now.ning in this new test other than the sat which by the way i did very well on. >> jesse thank you for being here honor to be here in your studio with my daughter grace tate. your audience may think at first what can be more boring than standardized testing but the reality is the college board, the sat, the act, are tremendously powerful, not just as a gateway to college but also in shaping secondary education in america. and these companies have become more and more compromised over the years. they've dumbed down the standards. and they're also pushing a new one-sided ideology as well. clt has started eight years ago now as a competitor. we have an amazing team, and this is a huge day for us. this is a huge milestone with a state, and i've got to tell you, i've been so impressed with the folks in florida, their commitment to excellence and education has been incredible to see. >> jesse: you'll basically be tested on what? aristotle? i mean, how deep does this thing go and do you think s

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