about tommy?f 2020. ummm, but my dear boy is very, very close to our hearts and on our minds, and we've been deluged with emails and food and love and messages from around the world. and in truth, i haven't been sleeping a lot since since we've been without tommy. flynn: yeah. ♪ jamie raskin: tommy had been fighting depression for several years. i mean, normally he was just the happiest, most ebullient energetic person you could ever hope to meet. but he was suffering from depression, and it was serious. the last night i got to spend with him, we had dinner together. we played some boggle, which was his big game and we watched some stuff on tv and we talked about going for a hike the next day. i gave him a hug goodnight, told him i loved him. he told me he loved me. and that was the last time i saw him alive. gay stolberg: how are you coping? jamie raskin: well, tommy left us a farewell note where he said, "please forgive me. my illness won today. "look after each other, the animals, and the globa

tommy doyle: we could not staff 97 sites. a lot of the polling locations aren't even there. >> the efforts underway to help displaced voters cast their ballots. and, a visit to a bronx kitchen. yajaira: if we help the people with to have the least, everybody else is going to benefit from it. >> meet the undocumented restaurant owner who wants everyone to have a seat at democracy's table. ♪ soledad: i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to "matter of fact." we're now just days away from the midterm elections. tightly contested senate races are playing out in several states, including georgia, arizona, pennsylvania, and wisconsin. surveys of registered voters show issues like the economy, abortion, and crime will determine the choices they make at the polls. after the 2020 presidential election, our correspondent jessica gomez embarked on a road trip, traveling along i-70, from colorado to missouri, talking to people about what it means to be an american. last week, she picked up where she left off and talked to voters in illinois and o

i'm not goinm nog to put it on t because tommy said i can't. but you look, go to video. ectin >> i you wouldn't think or there's got to be some legal protection. i have you you actually wereying frying your own turkey , but i don't understand why you'ret hiding the video.

well nowadays tommy arizona's always important. i mean, it's been key to the democrats razor of the majority that they've had until in the senate until now. and president biden, some may remember, narrowly won the state in 2020. so the victory from r kelly puts the democrats one seat away from extending their senate majority for another 2 years. and there were so much money spent on campaigns on both sides of the aisle here told me to energize voters also to target latino voters who make a big part of the electorate. but i shouldn't, i should say that it didn't really come as a shock. and the democrat, mark kelley was favored heading into the election. and he had opened up a lead over his opponent. and so now going forward, as you mentioned in your lead, and there's going to be all the more scrutiny on what comes out of nevada. that's the other swing state. we're vote counting is still taking place to decide who wins that the senate that's going to be key. and then of course, we will all look to georgia. we're going to see a run of

we've got the dream broadcaster tommy . we stole him broadcaster tommy.e bbc academic lisa mckenzie, who's coming in hot and the unapologetically political commentator emma woolf, who's got about 11 jobs in the media. she is here then. i am by the way a few parish notices we crack on news about the show. big announcement from friday we're going excel . that's right. we're going excel. that's right. mark dolan tonight is 3 hours long and it starts an hour at 8 pm. so from friday it's mark dolan tonight till 11 saturday mark dolan tonight saturday night in eight till 11 an hour earlier friday and saturday. you can't have too much a good thing. plus, by the way, we've got viewers around the country and around the world. why don't i give a big shoutout a big up to liberty gym in nottingham who are big fans of the show ? more are big fans of the show? more power to you. boys and doing your planking and yeah the chin and you see i can't. i'm so unfit. i can't even come with the names of what these exercises are. but liberty gym. thanks your support. spread the

well, i think i think well, i think that i think tommy's in that if you tommy's right in that if youout all those people seeking asylum from those hotels they are going to be they those rooms are going to be filled by all those homeless people living on streets in people living on the streets in blackpool reasons . blackpool for various reasons. it just would not be a kind of if take these people out and if you take these people out and you put those and it just doesn't work like that, i think. i mean, there's of things in that struck that report that really struck me, armed forces me, but the armed forces veteran, that really is veteran, i think that really is a issue. and we've known a big issue. and we've known this a long time and this for a long time and actually when people coming out of i think it's very of the army, i think it's very difficult jokes. they often funny , difficult because they funny, difficult because they might post—traumatic stress might have post—traumatic stress disorder as we know from the veteran there. there's a report out today by help heroes, out today

we've got the dream broadcaster tommy . we stole him broadcaster tommy.e bbc academic lisa mckenzie, who's coming in hot and the unapologetically political commentator emma woolf, who's got about 11 jobs in the media. she is here then. i am by the way a few parish notices we crack on news about the show. big announcement from friday we're going excel . that's right. we're going excel. that's right. mark dolan tonight is 3 hours long and it starts an hour at 8 pm. so from friday it's mark dolan tonight till 11 saturday mark dolan tonight saturday night in eight till 11 an hour earlier friday and saturday. you can't have too much a good thing. plus, by the way, we've got viewers around the country and around the world. why don't i give a big shoutout a big up to liberty gym in nottingham who are big fans of the show ? more are big fans of the show? more power to you. boys and doing your planking and yeah the chin and you see i can't. i'm so unfit. i can't even come with the names of what these exercises are. but liberty gym. thanks your support. spread the

so then from here what happens next tommy from here after the signature verification takes place at our office area, then they get put through a second time, and that's when it separates the ballots that are good to develop that are challenged bowser challenge that we send a letter to those voters to give him a second chance to be able to get there. get that ballots counted. curious what you thought of turnout today and how things went. did you experience any issues? no issues were experienced. i think we're looking at. it's so hard to predict how many of these ballots will return to develop, you know, to the polling place and that the dropbox so you know it could really boost up our numbers. in terms of our turnout . it could be getting us closer to 50 55% turnout. when do you expect to have all of the results tabulated? oh it's going to take. it's going to take some weeks, so we're going to count what we have tonight from the polling places, but then we're gonna be doing updates and a large part of the updates are going to be all of these vote by mobilized processes. we plan to have o

also tommy you tour host of the world corrupted podcast and cofounder of cricket media. for being here. grant, what happened? so you are detained you are wearing a rainbow shirt and then what happened? >> yes, i arrived at the stadium and i was checking in through security but security didn't let me through, they said that i had to take off my shirt, i told them i wouldn't and they detained me for about 30 minutes, they forcibly took my phone, would not give it back really angrily trying to get me to take my shirt off and wouldn't, so, finally eventually a commander of security came down after about 30 minutes and they let me through wearing my shirt. and they apologized, fifa apologized fifa has made it clear that there should be no problem with anyone wearing rainbow gear of any kind at this world cup but it's clear that the qatari regime has other ideas. >> and, grant, what were those 30 minutes like? was that frightening, was it just annoying? what was being detained like? >> yes i mean it was annoying at first and then it got a little intense. you know, they made me

tommy, thank you.here today. >> thanks for having me. >> martha: i encourage everybody to go to the "new york post" and read his piece. pete hegseth joining me now, author of "battle for the american mind." he's live in hollywood, florida where he's hosting the patriot awards tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern on fox nation. it's like the oscars, you know, gets big stars to be the host. you're our big star, pete, who does a fantastic job with tonight. >> thank you, martha. i'm excited. it is -- you're right. this is my favorite assignment and the cool part is there will be lots of stars in the house. the stars are the men and women that will be on the stage receiving awards for things that they never thought they would get an award for or never in the spotlight for. what we celebrate and what we honor in any society is a reflection of what we value. at the patriot awards, we value the service and the sacrifice and the hard work of our vets and cops and first responders and medics and all the people out there

oh, most luckless tommy's pretty issued. year 3. she moved on. when emily twist shorted him on this to me cut off is sort of a dum yonder bessengers them. i can be just with anchor on any more, you know to fill up a full dizzy dia washer because yellow corso pickup toto. so curtis o, b o, and the tories terraces of the football of choice. what club loyalty can mean violence, confrontation when i was young, when there was a football match, we were frightened because the friends go crazy. put in indonesia. one group of revolutionary supporters has taken a stand against mail aggression with a kind of alaska display of peace and unity. the flames who make football. oh, tourism angels on al jazeera we understand the differences are minorities, have cultures across the world. so no matter how you take it out to 0, we're bringing the news and current to fast a countess era. what's going on in vladimir put his mind right now. could this war go new player is being on that front team, the golden ticket to electro victory? can americans agree on any immigra

couldn't you jen sloan gl lagging with christian oh, coleman shook his tommy's pretty ish. who's your patient darling? when emma with 2 children and wanted to me, cut off is sort of a dum yonder bessengers them. i can be just with anchor on any more, you know to fill up a full dia washer because yellow. it costs also pretty chica toronto. so curtis o b o. hong kong was once celebrated as a beacon for press freedom in asia. but as china tightens its grip on the city journalists fear, they can no longer speak truth to power journalists and media organizations like oral us, half saw respect and comply with them all in 2019 increasing fears that china was eroding hong kong. so autonomy and judicial independence, spots mumps of massive, sometimes violet protests, the national security law, which criminalizes terrorism to session subversion, and collusion with foreign forces was introduced in 2020. it might be a collusion talking to you now. accepting your interview. it has been haven't, i knew some depression, that dangerous occupation for people who are still interested in quot

joining us is grant wall, also, tommy detour, cofounder of cricket media, guys, thanks for being heret happened? you were detained, you were wearing a rainbow shirt. what happened? >> yeah -- security didn't let me through, they said that i had to take it off my shirt, i told them i wouldn't. they detained me for about 30 minutes. they forcibly took my phone, would not give it back, really angrily tried to get me to take my shirt off. i wouldn't, so finally, eventually, a commander of security came down after about 30 minutes, and they let me through, wearing my shirt. they apologized. fifa apologized. fifa had made it clear that there should be no problem with anyone wearing rainbow gear of any kind at this world cup, but it is a clear that the qatari regime has other ideas. >> grand, what were those 30 minutes like? was that frightening? was it annoying? what was being detained like? >> it was annoying at first. and then, it got a little intense. you know, they made me stand up, turn around, and face a cc tv security camera with someone looking at me, on the other end, i was under a

his son, the current, a mere tommy, been hammered. attorney has continued his policies. but he came under pressure when rival arab states slapped a blockade on katara that last several years. why don't accept anybody to safeguard that sovereignty carter has excelled in networking and become an international mediator. dollhouse sheraton hotel has served repeatedly as a venue for talks between various warring parties from the us to the taliban cutter has made its foreign policy as broad as possible. the strategy is, 1st of all, complete pragmatism was no ideological element to this. it's been a decision right from the beginning from let's see, the early ninety's onwards. when she hammered the call on the father and the father of the current and he has set out to secure us visibility and security. anchored, of course, in the prime security guarantor, the united states whom they gave is huge ad base dade abby's. so they became very useful for the us who want when they want to talk to iran, very useful to the u. s. also. and they wanted to some place to connect to send messag

louis, andre, two older kids, eddie and tommy.ed the back of my head and louis' head, and they rubbed our faces into the sidewalk. i can still feel the cold wet concrete smashing into my cheek. i -- >> i can see it so clearly. >> jimmy: it was then that i realized i'd chipped one of my teeth. i'd had enough. i jumped up, grabbed eddie by the jacket and i said, eddie, if you -- >> wow, sick move, bro! that was next level! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wait a minute. what was next level? >> oh, nothing. keep going with your story. >> jimmy: are you gaming on a chromebook? >> yes, jimmy. the new hromebook has a high-res display and an rgb keyboard that lets me play over a thousand games. >> jimmy: and are you reading a script off the chromebrook right now? [ laughter ] >> no. your stories are too boring. [ laughter ] >> lou: chromebook, the ultimate cloud gaming machine disguised as a chromebook. >> i can see why they beat you up. >> jimmy: thank you, guillermo. >> you're welcome. i screen for my son. i'm his biggest fan. if you're 45 or ol

they even attended the last vote come together in 2018, but this year tommy's love is on his on on you obviously corporate male claim. my dad has since hung up his boots last year. was it last major championship awarded, but he transferred that back to me all. so i will continue as long as i can physically, mentally and financially. of course the book in the temperature. $63.00, if you're not an assistant at the university of color back managed to school tickets to cut down, there was special fees program. he's one of 50 who gets a free trip, which would otherwise have cost up to several $1000.00. croatia, airlines has a charge of flight of a $150.00 seats, arriving in a cutter and time for wind stays, match violet. gym will open it at the 1st flight leaves the evening before the 1st match between croatia and morocco. if we get more interest from fans, we'll offer more seats the people to travel to see the national team play. the croatian football association sees that sold around $300.00 packages. will than $5400.00 h to get people dakota. but the fees are going is that they put the,

and tommy provided me this information. his father was born in 1914. and these were tommy's words. if you asked my father if one should steal, kill, cheat on his taxes, commit adultery or lie, he would say, absolutely not. if you'd ask him, why not, and his father would have said, because it's wrong. if you responded, says who, he would have said, god. if you said, where does god say it's wrong, he would have said, the bible. if you asked for an explanation, how do you know it's true, he could not have given much of a defense of biblical authority. but in his world view, like most of his generation, it was that of a western or judeo-christian world view. he connected all the dots of diversity within the unity of an infinite personal god who had spoken truly to all mankind through his word, the bible, and had intersected man through the bible's chief idea, the incarnation of god in his son jesus christ. the god we speak of actually i'm glad to say is one mentioned right up there, in god we trust, because we used to. tommy said if you had said to any of that greatest generation truth

but and by the way, one of my favorite stories is tommy they play mit every year in their opening gamelly they're opening game because their schools are like a mile apart and the amit students come to harvard and when the harvard players are introduced they can't safety school. yeah. which i think is great. but yes, we do need to get that perception it you know, the old saying perception is reality. unfortunately. yeah people believe perception to be reality and it's like when idiots like what's your name on fox news on blocking on her name right now say shut up and dribble. there are people listening to her. and and and most of the time lebron james makes sense. he's not always right. none of us are but you know the notion that because you play ball or because you're black or worse both you can't have opinions on things. you know, how many times have you i know it happens to me all the time. people say stick to sports. well you it's politics have been a part of sports forever, you know, go back to the 1936 olympics and adolf hitler or go back to the first greek olympics when when the

no, i think they're really part tommy cameras that actually does one more ration where we can be to get an answer and the vs. bring it customer me. most people have a hard story about trying to get to get it thinking something in their car and it being taken off before they actually check out. but the number of people that really have now all at one time for the there isn't a unique aspect. what's happening right now and it's touching, national. i mean, yeah, it really seems like quite a bad situation. how did the ticket sales industry even get in this position in the 1st place with one company being so dominant? yeah, you know, it goes back the way that you actually get master back and funny and merged with the market concert from other nations. but even before the merger had called monopoly on, in about 80 percent of the market share, the nation was both a minor that they were but radio for the merger. it was going to be a direct competitor. live nation decided that they wanted to get into direct competition, which often result in her outcome for, for our neighbors. and therefore, it

and here to talk a little bit more about it is tommy gong, tommy.s tonight and inviting us here. so tell me a little bit about what we're seeing behind us. what is happening right now we're in full swing in terms of tabulating our ballots right now . these are the ballots that were received from our polling place today. and so we had about 33,300 voters actually vote in person today. and so these are the ballots that were processing right now, and that is a big number in terms of people actually showing up at the polls today, compared to elections passed, right? yes you're right that we're seeing a bump in terms of the people who are voting the number of people who are voting in person. so when we look at these machines as they scan what would you tell people to make them feel comfortable that these machines are working properly? you know, there's a whole series of tests that these machines go through. we want to make sure that they're tabulating ballots properly. we do a logic and actually has before we feed a ballot through and we do actually 1% m

another chicken another side, tommy . for rugby league realty.g a pathway through on his way to the first air trick. everything going england's way, even the web and wounded weather effects feet and george williams slipping on through the line. the damage done, still time for a record. making the line. the damage done, still time fora record. making him the line. the damage done, still time for a record. making him the first england player to score five tries in a single international. he has tries in a single international. he: hasjust made his way into tries in a single international. he: has just made his way into the record books today. the hasjust made his way into the record books today.— record books today. the best performance _ record books today. the best performance of _ record books today. the best performance of the _ record books today. the best. performance of the tournaments record books today. the best - performance of the tournaments of four on the biggest occasion so far and through to the semifinals in hopes growing after disp

>> laura: well, i have to say first of all i to ask tommy my executive if you really meant it when youdon't put it on air. but i thought that was kind of a cute like a don't put it on air. you look good on that video. i'm not going to put it on air because tommy said you can't but you look good. >> sean: there's got to be some legal protection i have. >> laura: no. you actually were frying your own turkey. >> sean: of

like i love your tommy and lumpy the yeah . you're good. okay. been in there so no one seemed percy's on me and we'll, we'll send you more more frankie loaning and we will. i know you all, you got to see everything in bonus one. no, like i said, no. it's okay. then. yeah, if i don't have a dog is so c, m c, a level that your your cambia loaner got bigger than me. i see a bit on the wall muscle. your goal quite to think what you're wondering if he said, penelope looked up a call. i will call back in and i've also wanted to thank she could go more up and alter me that mom way and then we hauling her the betty i law say shit down. you me mad. okay. same if i'm in the i haven't got him play and was he already go? same play on law the combo lady? i so i am already this. will they already will they my them already didn't you give you a lot of, i mean your body will pussy more vulnerable? it will they the book a with the yeah me is glue. they don't, they put it on my seymour may see a daniel, her reading one long, been all persona gong. thank you, danie

like i love your tommy and lumpy the yeah, you're good. okay. been in there so no one seemed proceeding and we'll go assuming him all more. thank you, learning him we, why not all you got to see empathy nimbleness mano lack us, are noise target than you if i don't have a dog a. so c, m c of level 3 yogurt albia. lowly got bigger than me. i see a bit under one muscle. your goal quite austin, calling will y'all and good enough. he said bonita built us a call, a little company in the household to who we are and she could go more up and alter, made her mom way and then we hauling her the betty i law say sit down you any man. okay. same if i'm in the i vedic, asked him saying was he or a bigger sam play or more have a compo, lydia? so i am already there, so they already will pay my them already, the yoga forgot about me. your bobby went up. was he more vulnerable than the book a with a yeah, me is glue, little different than if a little massimo may see a daniel her reading. one long been all are still gonna gong. thanks daniel. i'm marcia phone at th

was used by ukrainian air defense joining us alabama senator member senate armed services committee tommyerville thanks very much for being here this morning what do you know about this strike. >> well as much as you do, maria. we're getting speculation from all sides. i am not surprised, i am really surprised it hasn't happened already, you know because we shoot missiles all the way across the country as rub has done tested a hypersonic seven or eight months ago shot from airplane all the way across the country, pretty much a test, so, you know, something like this happens, you know you hope people hold breath find out what happens he hopefully doesn't happen a gain this thing is getting out of control if we don't watch it. >> how long is this going on death and strucks at putin's hands, not a dime sent to the border. >> we are going to borrow 50 billion more dollars in china to send to ukraine makes a lvt sense, going to have to pay for this, we've got to do more diplomacy, i am sure, hopefully there is more going on behind scenes that we don't know maria. but, we got to get this stoppe

as you heard, tommy say, that's very important.afterwards to go back and find it to make sure your vote is counted. the county elections offices are in charge of letting you know if your signature isn't correct so that you can come back and correct that and still have your vote counted even long after election day, garcia sound , andre back to you, valley, rasmus. thank you. speaker nancy pelosi now says the attack on her husband has her thinking about her position in office. in an interview with cnn, she said it will be a long recovery for her husband, paul after he was hit in the head with a hammer by an intruder. for me. this is really the hard part because paul was not the target and he's the one who's paying the price. we all are. but he's the one who's really paying the price, but it really. it's really sad because it is. a flame that was fueled by misinformation and all the rest of that. the speaker said she was asleep at her washington d. c apartment early on october 28th when capitol police started banging on her door. so

would say today how to pick up the interest of the gta show dead and trine teaser in another tommy 'syou about such a you. from the yakueva, everything about going crazy, oh, all our vedas are hiding away and she walks alone for a break. many. niches of fittings, yes, and replace them, it was understood that they were sewn off for the imad heat of the knigarni. at horror oleg, what kind of nakhodka you are, no one ever found out shortly before the book was published, at the laboratory of semenovidzhazdarus, the outerza-inu handwritten mnijin of them who said that the doslepshika himself was to blame became a trap of unhurried experiments and there was another version of kazimi smashed. who the thieves are, these colleagues are not known, who published the treatise semenovich, discovered the thais and who previously knew only the best of many could hate oleg of the land, gave out professional hidden intent he's on his own. here's a tower at once itching with a canal, the rabble of the war becomes even more scatterbrained and razburami berries. whom the left litvin came to, a nishakan t

>> laura: well, i have to say first of all i to ask tommy my executive if you really meant it when you said don't put it on air. but i thought that was kind of a cute like a don't put it on air. you look good on that video. i'm not going to put it on air because tommy said you can't but you look good. >> sean: there's got to be some legal protection i have. >> laura: no. you actually were frying your own turkey. >> sean: of course >> laura: but why are you hiding the video it's a big mystery why can't we show it. >> sean: i showed you the end product. well i showed you the cooking process. >> laura: it was good. if you're good, i'm actually going to show you my apple pie which rivals my mother's which was really good. . >> sean: i love apple by >> laura: i'm really good at the apple pie you're really good at the turkey that's the competition. thanks so much, i'm laura ingraham, this is the laura ingraham from washington tonight. americans alone. that's the focus of tonight's angle. now here's a troubling statistic flagged by the economists bryce ward in the washington post. americans s

an emotional tommy fleetwood shed tears after he defended his nedbank golf challenge title by winningica. fleetwood carded 67 in the final round to finish on 11 under, one shot clear of new zealand's ryan fox. the tournament had not taken place since the englishman won it in 2019 for what was his last tour victory, and fleetwood almost missed this year's event due to illness, but thanked the tour doctor for helping him get through and win the tournament. it's a very touching go and again, i think it was yesterday where we woke up think it was yesterday where we woke up early and not to play and if you look at nothing in me at all that night. really poorly again and the doctor has been amazing and the winning goal because without him, there was not a chance and there wasn't a chance on thursday that it would've played. you're watching sportsday. here are some of our other stories overnight leader tony finau is looking like he's going to win the houston open in the pga tour. englishman ben taylor has been in second but not threatened the top spot. finau is six shots clear playing his fi

northampton wing tommy freeman will start replacing jack nowell he's only recently made his club comebacks said he is exploring different options with his side. i think teams at the moment are experimenting a fair bit. we are in terms of the way we're playing, we are trying to develop a few different ways of we saw new zealand use their attacks relentlessly to try and spread the defence line and we saw south africa against italy and france play much more off ten plays. prove dominantly they were on pass plays. teams looking for different ways of playing. wales have made six changes their team head of their final autumn international match against australia. 20—year—old ospreys centre joe hawkins will make his debut. more build—up to the match is tomorrow on the bbc sport website. if you have the app it's all there to. that is all the sport for now. it's been an exceptionally wet month. 0n it's been an exceptionally wet month. on thursday along with some gusty winds, nearly 80 mph those wins. even in bridlington 67 mph. 0n wins. even in bridlington 67 mph. on this particular weather front

tommy, so good to see you. >> thank you for having me, fred. >> wonderful.nn.com saying qatar world cup needs to be called out for what it really is. you said, i'm quoting now, in qatar journalists are thrown in jail for investigating migrant worker conditions, lgbtq plus people are treated as criminals. women need to ask men permission to marry, travel, and study abroad in many cases. well, the show will go on, though, right? what, if anything, can be done? >> listen, so roger bennett is my co-host on the show. he is one of the biggest soccer fans on the planet, and we wanted to talk about how it feels when the things we love, the sports we love, are corrupted by money and big governments and in this instance it's the world cup getting awarded to qatar and "the guardian" estimates 6,500 migrant workers at least have died since the cup was awarded to qatar because they had to build out the infrastructure associated with it. what some of the leading human rights groups are asking people to do is support something called a pay up fifa campaign where you demand

tommy knows plenty of veterans in active duty military.want you to check out this little boy. and he discovered a new he can w technology. >> look. >> what is it? >> a book. >> >> dana: that's right. that's a little boy and i think people in this room would understand that little boy who thought a vhs tape was a book. of course we know it makes you feel old, you are in good company. all right. thank you all for being with us. give a round of applause for the audience here. [applause] we truly love all of you. thank you so much. that's it for us. "special report" suspect next. hi, bret. >> bret: have a great time out down there and watch out for harold ford. lawsuit. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier as the hunt intensifies for the killer of four university of idaho students word that two other people were in that house at the time of the slaughter. we will take you there live for the latest. one federal agent is dead. two wounded in a shootout with drug smugglers near the coast of puerto rico. and could your chil

my parents tommy better -- taught me better.me from india with eight dollars in their pockets. we were not white enough to be white and black enough to be black. they did not know who we were and what we were and why we were there. my parents knew and there was not a day they did not remind my brothers and sisters and be that even on our wednesday, -- worst day, we are blessed to live in america. [applause] this crisis of self-loathing will destroy us if we let it. we have to start a loving america and have to start loving america rev -- once again and we have to teach our kids and grandkids that america's -- america deserves love. it is the story of abraham -- lincoln -- and the suffragist who made women's rights i reality. it is the story of mlk junior who told us history -- history. i have seen this story. when a black man named walter scott was murdered by a dirty cop, we did not have rights --r iots. we passed the first bodycam bill in our country. when i saved and twisted man rendered mine -- nine amazing souls, we did not

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tommy freeman's second try ultimately proving the difference.a year ago, canada, who aren't professional, were beaten 51—12 by england — that was england's 17th win in a row. now, they can boast a record 29 consecutive test victories. the winners will meet either new zealand or france in the final. i think it has hurt me over the last couple of days of the magnitude of it. i played and even parred the first weekend in the cloud is incredible. it is going to be pretty similarfor this incredible. it is going to be pretty similar for this weekend. incredible. it is going to be pretty similarfor this weekend. a semifinal of the world cup in new zealand is going to be an incredible experience. meanwhile, the line up for england's men's international against argentina on sunday has been announced and northampton lock alex coles will make his england debut. owen farrell will stay as captain — he's been paired with manu tuilagi at centre. farrell is back after being passed fit following a fortnight off for a concussion. onto the football world cup which

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and our family, my brother, tommy, became mayor of baltimore also. but it has been my privilege to play a part in forging extraordinary progress for the american people. i have enjoyed working with three presidents, achieving historic investments in clean energy with president gebush. [ applause ] >> transforming healthcare reform with president obama. [ applause ] >> and forging the future from infrastructure to healthcare to climate action with president biden. [ applause ] >>> now we must move boldly into the future, grounded by the principles that have propelled us this far and open to fresh possibilities for the future. scripture teaches us that for everything there is a season. a time for every purpose under heaven. my friends, no matter what title you all my colleagues have bestowed pop me, speaker, leader, whip, there is no greater official honor for me than to stand on this floor and speak for the people of ansco. this,wi a member of the house, speaking for the people of san francisco, serving the great state of california, and defending our

it turns out that everyone has their own price for nothing the film is based on the works of yuri tommy found a magician around the city and contains adventures. fantastic worlds and incredible discoveries that will definitely appeal to both children and adults in moscow, the street film festival ended, one of the largest shows of short films in russia, the solemn closing ceremony and, of course, the winners and prize-winners we'll tell you right now. is this a consent sheet? well, nothing, young legs are strong this year for the first time in the history of the street film festival, the audience determined two winners at once. the first was leonid gardash, the author of the short film , the young main character, a talented sculptor, won the all-russian competition and received the right to erect a monument in his hometown, trying to coordinate . it is with mary that the young man is confronted with a succession of relevant rights, without which local officials cannot resolve installation. i am very happy. i was told that there was a huge number of spectators, but like every year. so ma

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we're tommy, why caesar play the automatic, the things k k p person. mm hm. what is referred to as a confederate flag? graphically, it is done. however, you can separate it from all that it is stood for an a negative sounds a lot for us to have a symbol about which people had no hesitancy whatsoever. we're at a moment where we can do this right and well and respectfully drawn bought. i don't like name coins, i don't like rallies where people are yelling back and forth all along the way from the way i present things. the way i design a flag. i want everybody to have a stitch, a thread, and that new design. and i hope to be that middle ground, that landing point for folks who, you know, as time has passed and they come along, i think. and all right, now we need something new. it began with a whole lot of sketching, a lot of note taking a lot of research, a flag really as a living symbol and document and piece of art that they're 19 stars along the outer edge. we were the 20th state to join the union. the color, red symbolizes passion and blood. i chose the colo

they thought of her as an out of touch bay area liberal but she was the daughter of tommy willis andra who was raised on the streets of boston and she can trace her political connections going back to the kennedy administration. she was steeped in politics at the ground level and by the time she got into politics, willing into her 40's, she was wise and by the ways of the world. she understood the way that people worked and she enjoyed when people would underestimate her abilities or the way that she would be able to roll the house. she was an unknown quantity when she was a democratic leader. never going to be known as one of the world's great public speakers, but a steady hand who got remarkable things done through congress in terms of helping the democrats get control, steering through the obama years where things were pretty heavy for the democrats. and again, the victories that she was able to deliver under joe biden will also be defining ones. the people that underestimated her did so at their own peril. she was more than happy to let them think that she did not understand the ga

i'm not goinm nog to put it on t because tommy said i can't. but you look, go to video. ectin >> i you wouldn't think or there's got to be some legal protection. i have you you actually wereying frying your own turkey , but i don't understand why you'ret hiding the video. why is it a big mystery?aru like whie can't show it is crazy . i showed youhy the end product.t i was showing, so i showed youg the cooking process. it was it was good. ood. if you're good, i'm actually going to show you my apple pie, which rivals my mother's, which is was. really good. i and so tha lovt your pie. yeah, i'm really good at applea pie.pie you're >> you're really good att the turkey. and then we'll just call itturk a day at the competition. i call ieyt's tht a all right.as you've goto a good chance. this is all.is i thanks so much. all right.ura ingr i'm laura ingram .ght. am this is ingram angle fromer washington. tonight, americans aloneat's th >> that's the focus ofangle. tonight's angle. now, here's a troubling statistic flagged by the economists , brice ward ington "the washington pos

you can't make young people forget about that history of tommie smith and john carlos. what you do instead is you appropriate it and sell it back to people as consumable come something to sell. anything to make it safe, anything to extract its political k-9s so you don't bite at a system that's treating people unfairly. there is been that effort as well with the knee. i think nancy pelosi and the kente cloth is something that is worth dwelling upon a little bit. the one thing though that i see is that when it comes to the knee, context is everything. i just got an e-mail last week i got a high school where the football team took a knee and people in the stands took in the because of both racist and homophobic snapchat that were going around the school. so this was, it was black lives matter flags alongside lgbtq flags in the stands, people holding them up high, taking a knee. in a situation like that, that's really powerful and that's a tremendous statement of anti-oppression in a very, very challenging set of circumstances, a high school football game, much to the chag