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, timmy, timmy, timmy ♪ ♪ timmy, timmy, timmy - ♪ come on down to south park ♪ ♪ and meet some friendshe young men's catholic retreat. this year, we're taking the boys on a weekend boat trip to discuss jesus' role as the navigator of our lives. - that sounds pretty fun. - a catholic boat trip? - ♪ the catholic boat... ♪ is gonna be heading on out today ♪ ♪ the catholic boat... ♪ time to throw all of your cares away ♪ ♪ get some hot christian action ♪ ♪ that'll take you-- - aghhhh! aghhh! - [clearing throat] excuse me. look, i just don't think it's the best idea to let our boys go on a cruise with the priest. - we can't let them go, can we? - there's no way my son's going. - what are they talking about? - i don't know. - maybe they want to kill us. - with everything that's been in the news, i think it's best we keep our kids far away from the priest. - now, come on, everybody. just because a few priests in the country have been corrupt, it doesn't mean that all priests are child molesters. - well, sure, that's easy for you to say. your son's dead. but those of us with alive children nee

all right, timmy and rob back with us., what are you looking forward too, looking to see in the next few days as this process moves forward. >> it's very interesting because the attacks against amy in the beginning were so outrageous. she was called a racist for adopting two children from hait haiti. the left played their handmade tail out of fantasy, they did that with the kavanaugh thing, so things got a really nasty early on. i think honestly what were going to be looking for tomorrow from this hearing is i think it's going to be pretty calm. don't really think there's going to be any theatrics. i think the left figured out very early on that they did not have any credible argument against amy comey barrett and i don't think there's any way they can stop this. timmy, what do you think, are they going to rustle up something from her past, i doubt it. >> there was no legitimate argument against judge kavanaugh either so they manufactured what or several so the left, i've always told people, having come from the left, i've

separate them out and they're all in it together and they're all commonwealth athletes at the games and timmyant to ensure that more young disabled athletes can come in and to praise and take part and enjoy it more than anything. elise christie says she's keen to get back racing after coming back from a "really bad place". the british short track speed skater has struggled with her mental and physical health since the last winter olympics, but says the enforced break during lockdown has been beneficial to her. elise christie was speaking to our 0lympic sports reporter david mcdaid. no matter what 20/20 has to throw at her, she is harnessing the power of positive thinking. national lockdown. an entity it was actually really good for me. lockdown with her ex—boyfriend. really good for me. lockdown with her ex-boyfriend. i was thankful that i did not end up completely alone. fitness and strength wise and landmark fire on than normal. all competition this year cancelled. they do not know what i am doing, how i'm getting on. she has not a lwa ys how i'm getting on. she has not always been so posit

the tunnel meant bid it or not i don't mean take the quentin why would anybody get him to comment on timmy can knowing that i'm all for. the truth as stated by the marty report itself is gaining ground and nothing can stop it now. the investigation conducted by the former swiss senator is so clearly true that in 2014 a report by the u.s. select senate committee on intelligence headed by senator feinstein confirmed all the findings of the dick martin. very. feinstein's report makes strong accusations against the cia and highlights how the methods used were both cruel and ineffective . history will judge us by our commitment. governed by law and the willingness to. say never again. we still don't know how many people were abducted and imprisoned by the cia according to a reliable site called the rendition project this undercover activity had 131 victims that figure is confirmed by numerous other sources. the most radical of the markets here pew 4th day. the pew 4th today law or even. cook factor law minister tsunami can. be the most of the. day but as. i say. enjoy it in egypt or. to cause e

people and not are a dame basilica in the southern city of nice the suspect is a 21 year old timmy's young man who entered france from italy is the 3rd attack and france and 2 months blamed on muslim extremists mark hasse says the country will not give any ground to terrorists. the end of a tragic day in nice one which has left this mediterranean city in shock. nightfall has proved with that only a measure of calm forensics team still engrossed in the investigation into the outrage which set at the come within the basilica. police who stormed the church earlier who too late to stop the bloodshed by the time they shot and injured the attacker 3 people have been fatally wounded one of them was a church official believe go one we've just learned from the television the sacristan has been assassinated it's a huge shock. good nephew actually he was there all day long he wasn't somebody who would drop in and go again he was always there. the church is just a kilometer from the scene of a deadly truck attack which killed dozens in 2016 and he says mayor says these sail and shouted. god is g

mother's in the south bay for a few days tomorrow, and we have my 84- year-old father living with us and timmy is 3 1/2 and we also have two others living in the household so it is x person preemptive evacuation. >> reporter: some people die trying to evacuate and the 1991 berkeley and oakland hills fire. >>> is love traffic, we get stuck in the traffic going down the hill. >> reporter: tens of thousands within the berkeley hills. firefighters are especially concerned about the areas above the claremont hotel and around tilden park. >> urging everyone to voluntarily evacuate. >> reporter: it is hard to say to stay with family and friends during covid but the fire danger is extremely high. the city brought an additional firefighter to work starting sunday. the alameda county fire department also deployed to strike teams to monitor the area. >>> the more that people pre- evacuate, the more easy it will be for those to evacuate and for fire engine and police vehicles to get up, those very narrow streets. >> reporter: some say it does not make sense to evacuate now. the wind is calm and the weathe

my name is timmy here asta my son is mark he's hasta marquees was killed by d.c. police on jail 12th 2008 it's names like mark east alston they may have never heard as well as the ones that are better known michael brown sandra bland eric garner but it pushed the us to this moment people are dying right now and children are being shot right now black people should not be defending their very existence it is going to earthing i do margaret in this violent we can't even sleep at all we came in. play video games are one of them are going to mourn with our nephews i came a book a play to be sick and a car of a gas station. it's also years of promises of reform and change that came without justice reforms is just not going to work and so we're not here for that conversation anymore we have to remove this as the tension that was built on systematic racism and built on the that's a killing black and brown individuals. when we met commit the allston in july it had been just over 2 years since her son 22 year old marquis's was shot and killed by police in washington d.c. h

narrative that defies truth and that just 6 days to go into the election joining me now is my colleagues timmy's of us going to in our washington d.c. bureau good evening to you sumi has there been any reaction to the white house's claim that they've ended this pandemic which is not ending. but as you can imagine there's been a reaction that's been really a mix of bewilderment some frustration even anger particularly among democrats senator elizabeth warren who some of our viewers will remember was herself in the running to be a democratic presidential candidate what she tweeted earlier today is this a sick joke the penn demick is getting worse americans are dying and that really reflects what many observers see here as a real dissonance between the messaging that we hear from the white house and president trump who in many rallies in the past few weeks on the campaign trail has repeatedly said that america is turning the corner and the reality on the ground and you have to look no further than the numbers you mentioned them yourself i mean the virus really is still raging through the country at

the south to me timmy is a rich cultural eating. it was like a shadow. what of what was passed on to me. this is something i sent you over text. why did you come back. if you see a white person. who looks presumably bed. i don't think i am done with new york yet. for example. i had had dreams of having a second home where they like a writers residency out of it. it has been the family 5070 years. there are things that are happening right now. i see this in the book. did it make you see more black harlem's in new york city. when you meet black people they've got you in a way. a little bit more scattered. so many black chicagoans. even if were not there. if there are remnants. with the dialect. there was a quote that really struck out to me. i feel like that is what it is. you mystified. and demystified. water and land. and you didn't like great writers do. they help demystified. can you talk to the audience about water lands. so much about the book. it was me unpacking a lot of my assumptions. i didn't know there were identities. under the black american

i am certain that the president loved the cover, timmy.bably didn't like anything on the inside. but that's about as much as i've seen the guy probably since he was in 12th grade. >> there was actually a story, i don't want to divert here, but there is a little story with that cover. i'll do it quickly. he made me promise before the book came out i would send him the cover art before the book was published. i kept that promise. i was "the new york times" at the time. we sent a pdf, my publisher sent a pdf of the cover to him. he immediately called me up, and i he said, i love this cover. i look like some sort of a superman, quote-unquote. >> thank you for that impersonation, timo brian. i want to talk about the economy numbers. it seems the american public from some of this new polling trump still has a 7 point lead or so when it comes to confidence in handling the economy, better to handle the economy there. i think this is fascinating, tim, right. we look at these taxes that came out from "the new york times" reporting on sunday. this gu

. >> timmy's right, look, a virus doesn't care whether you're republican, democrat, no matter where you're from or what religion you have, it crosses all barriers, it's a global pandemic, it targets everyone and just the fact that were seeing this kind of despicable actions by the left and it's being exposed now for what it is, i hope tammy's right, i hope it wakes up america. this is why voting this november is so important. this is why it into the polls is so important. this is why our men and women have fought to protect this nation so that we don't end up a nation like other places we've seen around the world where we are moving closer to socialism or marxism and this kind of public behavior, this shaming behavior or virtual behavior where we see people basically battering other people because it's politically expedient for them. it's absolutely wrong. the president of the united states, just like governor deserves the best care, deserves to get better and we as a nation should back the people in our own country and push forward to find a cure for this deadly virus. >> jason, a lot of

narrative that defies truth and that just 6 days to go into the election joining me now is my colleagues timmy's of us going to in our washington d.c. bureau good evening to you sumi has there been any reaction to the white house's claim that they've ended this pandemic which is not ending. but as you can imagine there's been a reaction that's been really a mix of bewilderment some frustration even anger particularly among democrats senator elizabeth warren who some of our viewers will remember was herself in the running to be a democratic presidential candidate what she tweeted earlier today is this a sick joke the pen to make is getting worse americans are dying and birth that really reflects what many observers see here as a real dissonance between the messaging that we hear from the white house and president trump who in many rallies in the past few weeks on the campaign trail has repeatedly said that america is turning the corner and the reality on the ground and you have to look no further than the numbers you mentioned them yourself i mean the virus really is still raging through the coun

be to god we found ourselves on the other bank can you imagine if we climbed the sand wolf it's one timmyto high sand would not just feel fault but the 20 the soldiers were climbing all over it like butterflies to hide as a good photoshop to get in. with the warhol for now old dove caught the israeli defense plan is rushed into action. tanks begin their move towards the canal from where they've been dug in 5 kilometers to the east. when the egyptian infantry go across 1st got across the canal they knew how the israelis will respond they had. 83. infantry portable missile systems that was. proved very effective against the israeli armor. i had a 1000000 questions does not myside have enough destructive power but with the 1st missile and the 1st tank that's also everything for me. in this war was a new lesson emerging from the egyptian special forces an infantry that a single soldier can now take a. they previously might thank you it was a lesson that was not just all over the wood but that it's a good. 3 hours into the war 45 egyptian infantry battalions formed 32000 men have crossed the c

timmy fell down a well? and so did 544 other children? what?y were pushed in there by the justice department? why would you tell me this? now i'm sad and complicit in the crimes of my government! bad dog!" >> stephen: and tearing these children away from their parents wasn't some bureaucratic oversight. it was the plan. cruelty was the plan. according to a recent draft report by the justice department's own inspector general, a top culprit was then- attorney general jeff sessions, who reportedly told prosecutors at the border, "we need to take away children." well, that's what we get for choosing attorney general rumpelstiltskin. another guy coming out of this not smelling like a rosen is former deputy attorney general and man asking if you'd like to see his erotic stamp collection, rod rosenstein. when prosecutors on the border resisted this policy, rosenstein told them to separate children from their parents, no matter how young. a little advice: it doesn't matter what you say if you follow it with "no matter how young," it's going to sound b

what's the matter, did the rope ladder break to timmy's tree house? one of these militia morons was crashing with a friend, the owner of a vacuum store in grand rapids, michigan, who had given him a place to stay in the store's basement after he was kicked out of his girlfriend's home. must have been hard for that guy to get back into the dating scene. "what do you say we head back to my place... the basement under a trapdoor in a vacuum store." huh? yeah... ( laughter ) after the f.b.i. raided it, the vacuum store owner expressed disbelief, saying, "i felt sorry for him, but i didn't know he was capable of doing this; this is almost insane. i knew he was in a militia, but there's a lot of people in a militia that don't plan to kidnap the governor. i mean, give me a break." first off, "i knew he was in a militia, but there's a lot of people in a militia"? congratulations, you just won the award for "most michigan sentence ever." barely beating out "if you're going up north for the summer to visit some yoopers you better pack a lot of pop." and secondl

timmy is 3 1/2 and we also have two other people living in the household so it is a six person preemptive evacuation. >> the more the people pre- evacuate the more easy it will be for people to evacuate and for fire engines and police vehicles to get up. >>> 15 coverage on the fire danger, and power shutoffs, we begin with john ramose in sonoma county tonight. many of the same communities that are affected by wildfire are also affected by power shutoffs. and in sonoma county, they have gotten pretty good at preparing for them. here is of the current north bay power outage map looks like, today. here is what is expected to look like tomorrow. into the hills for santa rosa, the people in jon mills are kenwood neighborhood have gotten used to it. >>> love you neighbors are hooked to generators now. i mean, we all expected, we have been through enough times, so. >> reporter: he was in a wooded area threatened by wildfires but even those who don't have to think about it, the spinster sisters restaurant in downtown santa rosa is lucky, it is on the same grade as the police station and the hospi

i think the way this is being framed is s problematic bebecaue neither timmy are actualllly strategieson thehe one hand, lockdowns our emergegency backstops to stop transmission when it gets completely out of hand, and we saw that happen in the united states and saw other countries that actually dealt with this quickly and used testst,racing, isolating, and masasking from te start t so they neverr had nor's outbreaks they could no longer control. on the other hand, you have this herd immununity y that typalalls you heard ththe who director generaral say, we're talking abt this in teterms of vaccinating people, not just exposing them to the disease but giving them a vaccine that is not going to make themm sick or make them ned to be hospitalized suffer for the nsequences.. in t terms of my pararticular critiques, y you know, i takakee of people. i'i've seen so many covid paties sincnce the start of the epipid. if somomebody were to tell me we were going t to have any age-bad protection whehereby you j juste isolating peoeople w who are olr and letting other people runn free and get i in

. >>> but later in sports timmie butler dominates in game five of the nba finals. how the heat fended off elimination against lebron james and the lakers. >>> i'm ktvu reporter greg lee. all registered voters in california will begin receiving vote by mail ballot starting october 5th. don't know if you're registered? you can check your status on the california secretary of state's website. for that link and more information on the 20/20 election you can go to ktvu.com/election . i'm voting 'yes' on prop 19. nineteen limits taxes on seniors. it limits property tax on people like me. nineteen limits taxes on wildfire victims. it says so right here. if 19 passes, seniors can move closer to family or medical care. i looked at moving but i can't afford the taxes. will you help california's most vulnerable? vote 'yes' on prop 19. >>> new video tonight showing the aftermath of a shark attack in miami. people rushing down the victim of bay area resident seconds after his frightening run in. today mark boughton returned to the area stitched up and sore. >> he spoke with our

so, it's timmy largely mythical that also in that struggle that there were petitions sent by enslaved to the massachusetts saying okay if you guys believe in natural rights that's great, that's actually part of that story. that is part of the story pray the problem is not making that a part of the story pray the problem is the generations of historians that left that out of the story pretended it never happened. >> from idaho you are on book tv withda us. >> caller: hey jill, thanks so much for what you do. i appreciate it. it is great to hear from you and see what you are doing stuff like this, because i'm sure it is not easy. jill, i don't know, i'm in the pacific northwest. and what i can tell you about what is going on here, i even idaho, washington, it is the wild west right now. it is pretty interesting. we are at wash, their movements we have a brand-new female lieutenant governor who, nobody knew much about her and she was elected this year. we're like okay idaho's good have women, and then when the hit, she went far righ right. create a little civil war here between the repub