here's troy.ing that pocket, now flips the football forward to his running back, it's groshek. and look at him go. inside the 30. back comes pittsburgh. >> jason: let's go back to the roughing penalty after the play on robinson, giving pittsburgh field position. and then you come back with troy williams, this is what he does. he uses his feet, give it to groshek. and now pittsburgh is knocking on the door. the game is absolutely nuts. >> jac: and this is a big injury at this moment, as well. its corrion ballard. and ballard is one of the players that mike nolan said could be an nfl guy. he could have the nfl in his future. had e is so tough. he missed last week with a hamstring injury. back out here, toughing it out. and he's limping over towards the sideline. >> jason: it's a tough loss for michigan, having one of your best players walking off the field here with 1:48 to go. credit pittsburgh. not the style of game they wanted to play. they've taken the ball away. but typically, they don't functi

troy aikman cofounder of zone beer brand and he joins me right now.to have this week and thanks much for being here. >> thank you. but see saint many brands are cashing in on this american pride this fourth of july weekend. what brands they referring to? snow in specifically think big beer brands in general, this over a thousand breweries in the united states most are craft beer. there's not many in a premium light beer category. that are american owned. i just felt that because we are texas-based we are american brood that while we celebrate the birth of this great nation, what better time to drink american then on independence day but that's basically the message that was put out. maria: i love it. i love the fact you are based in texas and you are all american there is another side to your brand it is healthier than others, right? >> it truly is better for you beer. that is why i made it. i worked for a distributor stepped in college. always like to beer but i am very mindful of what i put in my body. i felt that beer could be made that was better

i could not believe that that was their only defense was what about troy? what about troy?k about that. >> two years have passed since both deaths and the government will still not be able to show you any murder weapon. they will not be able you where ms. frank was killed. >> i would be lying if i said to you, oh, i got this one in the bag. get 12 people to agree on what pizza to order. good luck. >> until now, the only man who truly knows what happened has remained silent still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day. many taking rinvoq saw clear or almost-clear skin while some saw up to 100% clear skin. and, they felt dramatic and fast itch relief some as early as 2 days. that's rinvoq relief. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal, cancers including lymphoma and skin cancer, death, heart attack, stroke, and tears in the stomach

troy: this one went down the other day. pontoons are day-trip businesses.en go into the island for tours to the instagram shots. this pontoon under normal circumstances would have had guys on it every day, checking it, diving on it, looking at it, you know. obviously, in these conditions, they simply don't. and a small leak can lead to this very quickly. you know, i've been here a long time, my staff are essentially family. instead of, you know, letting things fall away or shutting up shop, how do we ensure that they have jobs to come back to? matt: a short motorbike trip from lembongan is the island of ceningan. every day, people crossed this bridge to earn a living in lembongan's tourist trade. [speaking foreign language] matt: for generations, the channel was used by local families to farm seaweed. but with the arrival of tourism, this industry died off. the farms made way for day clubs, and selfie swings. the seaweed farms have returned, because most on the island are now out of work. wayan: my name is wayan. i come from ceningan island. from 1984, some

troy: a couple of points. everybody talks about mccarthy, narrow margin, mccarthy can get stuff done, but mccarthy knows his members, and i'm not saying all of the members like him, but the other members recognize the need for republican unity to get stuff done. and nobody talks on the other side, you never hear this, oh, chuck schumer, he has a narrow majority, he has only 50 seats. what happens if he loses one of his members. in the senate it is a tougher job. you need those 60 votes, which gives mcconnell more of a say on things. i just don't think that the washington conversation we see in the mainstream media is enough about the challenges that schumer has. if mccarthy does his job and gets 13 appropriations bills passed i think that put schumer in a tough spot, because he has a lot of members who are not going to want to vote for any kind of spending reductions or anything that is not a major spending increase. i think schumer is facing a real challenge, and i think that the reason we talk about shutdown

cast your mind back to the academy awards last year, do you remember troy kotsur? to win an oscar for his performance in the musical family drama, coda. at the time in his acceptance speech he praised his father, saying, "dad, you are my hero." well, to understand exactly why he chose to single out his father for such glowing admiration, you have to watch a very moving short film that was shown here tribeca. the film is called to my father, and in it 54—year—old troy kotsur recounts his childhood memories of being deaf. he makes the point that his father, a police chief in arizona, went out of his way to learn sign language so that he could communicate with him. this short film is all about the transformational power a father's love had on deaf son from a very young age. back then learning sign language was quite rare for hearing parents, and so when they found out i was born deaf, he decided to do what was best for my education and learned sign language when i was quite young. and i was naive and i didn't realise how much work my father went through. he was involv

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so i'm troy brennan and i worked for years in academic medicine. i was professor at the harvard medical school, the harvard school of public health, and also taught at the harvard law school. and then about 15, 18 years ago, i went over and started working for insurance companies that work for aetna and then i work for cvs health. and i ran most of the health care related things at that company for about a decade and a half and. still, when we talk a little bit about human agency in the medical and its specifically sort of how a creative has diminished that human agency and as a result made relatively miserable for many physicians and nurse practitioners who are trying to take care of patients. so in a short sort of seven minute overview of that, i would say the evidence is very clear and the medical profession about the degree of burnout. recent polls suggest that 75 to 80% of primary physicians say that they're burned out about percent plan to leave the within the next three or four years which will make a bad shortage of primary care physicians

let me bringjohn lonski. >> troy, i agree with you. this thing called labor hoarding in the united states taking place. as a result of labor hoarding what i'm picking up is we're looking at a decline in productivity. we have a situation first quarter payrolls are up nearly 3% year over year. yet real gdp is growing by a much slower 1.6% annually. let's face it, you can't have payrolls outrun gdp by such a wide margin indefinitely. at some point there's got to be a correction in the labor market and that probably as you intimated, that probably takes place the final quarter of this year. >> yeah, that's really well said, john. back to your comment on productivity, we didn't get into margin compression at the corporate level. there are so many reasons why margins expanded once china entered the wto, it was lower interest rates, globalization, some degree of productivity gains. productivity has been disappointing. that means margins have to come under pressure which is another reason that earnings growth that markets expect will more than

what troy elkman is saying is absolutely true.otic and catering to the audience they are hoping to attain like bud light would be it's probably not happening. i don't think many people are going to be reaching for that beer this holiday. >> todd: two thirds of the most popular beer that are drunk in the united states of america are foreign-owned i bought yen ling. i went with my two and a half-year-old. austin complains that transgender athletes under represented. the amount of energy gone into building this narrative would lead to you believe this there is this massive number of transathletes winning all the time the reality is we are are still statistically under represented. to be clear is he pointing throughout biological men are under represented in women's sports. >> it's so strange, isn't it, that wouldn't be tons of men in women's sports. huh, what an interesting thought. this is just the left's rhetoric august the time. they just constantly are spewing hate when, meanwhile if you say one thing back to them you are the one

when the boy from troy dr. king said when he saw something wrong, he did something about it.sat in. john lewis protested. john lewis organized. john lewis spoke up. john lewis showed up. john lewis got into good trouble to bend the arc of the moral universe towards justice. he was a force of goodness and angel among us and believer in the beloved community. several times throughout his journey, he was met with brutal violence. on bloody sunday, he was beaten within an inch of his life on the edmund pettus bridge while leading the march from selma to montgomery. the situation seemed hopeless but the courage that john lewis displayed that day set in motion a chain of events that led to the historic passage of the 1965 voting rights act, what man meant for evil, god meant for good. he was a man of faith, goodness and mercy were in his d.n.a. john lewis, the pursuit of riecial justice and equality was not a partisan affair, it was his deeply set of values, anchored in love of country, love of the constitution and love of god. as paul the apostle to timothy, i have fought the good

the staff sergeant troy miller, infantry regiment the beaches [inaudible] he later jumped in and fought in the battle and survived the war and is with us today. sergeant charles, second battalion 16th regimen in the infantry division who made it in the first wave. .. from the bombing to the air assault, they were ordinary soldiers. they were exceptional human beings. let's never forget the men and women that american. the assault landings on d-day. the other side of the world. for the fourth marine division against the japanese. and now the landing at normandy, the marines 1944. he too is with us today. the eastern front middle east and italy for rome was liberated just two days prior to landing in normandy. all of these soldiers, all were ordinary men and women, everyone. they face bravery in the war against tyranny. when in cemeteries 9000 american souls on the summer of 1944. we bear witness to the threats to freedom americans and so many others gave their lives in combat thousands of miles with her birthplace. they gave their lives for others they did not even know who would remain

tommy troy scores the go ahead. run. it's 2 to one stanford.ur, 28 minute rain delay. we pick it out. getting corona of the demon deacons, laces? an rbi single up the middle that brings in 2 runs wake forest get their first lead of the game 3 to 2 stanford had a runner on the bottom of the 9th year to the troy hit into a double play to end it. heartbreaking loss for the cardinal final score. 3, 2, >> stanford will now play again on monday. they face the loser of tonight's lsu tennessee game. they will have to win that one to stay alive in the series. well, it was a sunscreen kind of day in oakland for families that game 2 between the phillies and a's ace trying to get back in the win column after a three-game it took the lead early in the 5th. carlos perez. >> belts one deep to left off to state farm sign his 4th homer of the season. it's one nothing a's. the game was tied. went to extras. reds took a 2, 1, lead in the 11th is responded again. it's perez ripping a shot down the ine and left an income. seth brown and we're tied at 2. perez was 3

there's little sign of active campaigning troy days have told us that they're no longer interested in politics or that they just don't feel that it's going to be relevant for them anymore. but something saying that they're very concerned that unless the national assembly can get some sort of consensus link to wait politics will continue to be deadlocks. and parliament could be dissolved once again to id, say, politicians need to start talking about the future of their country. but they're not holding out much hope rob matheson, i'll just say troy city, the color again, the headlines on how to 0. the grains president has held his troops fighting and bust moved. the literature says that's conducting offensive action along the front line. but it hasn't said if it's part of along the way to counter offensive bush, you have judging of course, and whatnot. some of william, i'm grateful.

rob matheson, i'll just say troy city. no, it's exactly a year since the killing of presenting and did just rights activists and research a breed a pereira, i'm british journalist on phillips in the amazon jungle. they've been documenting illegal poaching in the remote jabari valley since then louis unnecessarily that the silver has been elected business president, and he's promised more protection for indigenous groups, monica, you had a calf travel to the region to see if any progress is be made. the plus will, gustavo, the tank, was to remember to, to our weight and the gut feeling that something had gone terribly wrong. no. this, a year ago on june 5th, they had received a radio message from your colleague indigenous expert, little video. it was on his way to meet them at the small river port about the la do not. you were just journalist on phillips was accompanying him in the boat. they made a g. i need the permit. i thought i was on when they didn't show up. i knew something horrible had happened. we set out with the

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not a single drop irina troy, and lives in nic upholden, southern ukraine. and since the dad was destroyed, the city's water supply has been cut. you're fairly spoken with bolts and bait with it. then we put the volts in the spacing and use it to flush the toilet. and what else can we do? there's no alternative mika poles, roughly 50000 remaining inhabitants. now don't have to go collect water containers or the cooking and cleaning, or when we come home tired from work. then we only go once a day to collect walter, just enough walter to wash our faces to go to the toilet. i'm making tea. to wash our bodies. we have to go collect waltz on the weekend receipts from which so sometimes you choose here for 2 hours and then the end there's no water left. this time the reno was fortunate. she's here the right time. she's not just collecting for us, so she's a social worker and is providing for the team, elderly women who called wolf to get the will to themselves the car into rights to stay in for the rights of 5 dual. since the time was destroyed, the water level,

also, martin weiler with the troy university library. and we also would like to welcome our distinguished guests here in the front row. we have miss jane gunter. we have excuse ms. . kennedy and mrs. parks niece, welcome. the rosa project with us today. and so welcome all of you. and then all of you out there as well. and at this time, i'm going to give just brief bio of mrs. leonard's and dr. boyd, and then we'll get started with dr. boyd. h h leonards is the founder and chair of the oak street museum, headquartered in washington, dc and the mansion on o street, where mrs. rosa parks called her home away from home for the last decade of her life. leonard's is a wife, mother, three and friend to celebrities and everyday people alike. the purdue university alumna the mansion in 1980 to provide a unique and eclectic forum where clients learn from one another and foster the development, diversity, the creative process and the human spirit we also have with this dr. boyd as president and c h or ceo of rh boyd publishing, dr. ladonna boyd is

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i was in contact me is a rush, troy via email. he told me the situation was that on sunday he was thoughts or lost a die for this years and last possibility to die because before he no chance to serve as a condition and we were talking about you, bro. checks in 2024 and then i got a kind of also him because he is going down the business up and, and know he is missing and the p. h. as in frank, i is very frankly, he was a great guy and don't know if it's just 2 people sit suite unknown. people makes me very sense. ukraine's allies have pledged several $1000000000.00 and non military a to help rebuild the country. and we corruption, the donations were noticed at the conference in london. rushes invasion has damaged or destroyed staggering and lines of ukraine's infrastructure and housing and keeps, as it's facing the largest reconstruction project in europe. since the 2nd world war it has been call europe's new market plan. the largest of the construction project on the continent since world war 2 and a fundraising conference in lon

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busy troy in positions and of course, sort of go nice families and friends in the square upside access as being restricted. and the capacity has been given a maximum of 10000 people, which is huge. it's half of what usually the get. so then go on with the that the square of the down can, can allow. but for security reasons, this time it was given like 10000 top. and the interesting thing of course, is that according to the law states general's our plan for all former prime minister. but the government, this time decided to proclaim national mourning for today, which is completely different from the state funeral. yeah. and that was quite controversial, wasn't that i wish to look at some live pictures of the funeral, but not everybody welcomes that decision. that to declare a national day of mourning today is not really because a national morning implies of flags at half mast, but in all public offices. it implies the flags with to a strip of black veil on, on, on flags, and the schools that have to observe a minutes of silence. so it is a big thing. and this is the 1st time the nationa

negotiation because from my understanding wagner wants to meet or progress and wants to meet with troy. go and grosse enough, whether that will be permitted remains to be seen and how the outcome will be. but for now we'll, we'll have to wait and see that as of this moment, i don't think that there was any major impact. but that could change. marina murano is fascinating speaking to you and getting your analysis, military and list at kings college london arena wrong. thank you. thank you for having me and ukraine's president of a lot of marriages. lensky has issued a statement on twitter regarding the unfolding situation. he says, in part, russia's weakness is obvious, full scale weakness, and the longer russia keeps its troops and mercenaries on our land, the more chaos pain and problems it will have for itself later. a lot for a bit of perspective on uh from uh, in the european context. joining me now is dw brussels corresponding jack power contract, right. to see, so we've heard from the ukranian president for a lot of years, the landscape out of we haven't heard from him. we saw hi

the contract with troy. google in google, back out we saw up to 20 other private combat forces are said to have been integrated into the russian army will, due to unclear whether that includes mercenaries from redwood. the 7000 strong unit was among the 1st to enter ukraine, went to launch his invasion, or po, talk, a force. ukraine. secret service claims is supplied and equipped by russia's state, old gas joined gas problem. according to the british newspaper, the financial times, it includes guys, problems, security guards, its own clear how many men make up the suspected gas pro melisha, or how big a role they've played in the war. and ukraine. troops like redwoods and pot talk fulfilled 3 objective, says military expert deposit losing an interview with the w. he said they act as a counter wait to the regular army. they can operate outside the bureaucratic system and shield the political and military lead from assuming responsibility. analysts say moscow appears to be relying on merson re groups to compen

that's troy. it was a coward who ran away from the city over a stuff on the dog that probably also going directly proves that she really wanted to capture him and was very, very angry that the break evaded him. now you mentioned a sort of thinking of the new york times is saying that a survey can have advanced knowledge of precautions, plans to rebel against russians, military leadership, who is so they can, which role does he play within the kremlin? oh, well, she is a general of who used to be compounding of the russian air and space forces before the supposed to be me very sort of at a certain point in time up and coming mention by putting then notice by putting he was awarded the highest declaration in the russian military, the old of the hero, a russian factory. the start over here with the russian federation. he's an army general, so he's really talk them on the box. he also was commanding the so called oh, you, me 5 dude united, a group of forces which is a euphemism for the russian to thes

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mask these troy occupy the first lines of the list of the richest people on the planet and they all grewarge families. hurray to build families and be sure to keep them at a certain age, we all suddenly understand that the family is a supporting structure not only for the state, but also for each of us, those who want to destroy the institution of the family for the country are always trying to destroy the life of its citizens. and vice versa, the one who betrays the family priority status. at the national level, he fights not only for the well-being of the country, but because of the happiness of each of its inhabitants, parents usually do this attitude towards their children, but some nations are lucky and their presidents treat them like that. i am marina karamany, how belarusians work. on the family front. we figured it out, everything is clear. see you. young intellectuals are waiting for the test of the school curriculum with questions that will baffle any adult. is it true that frogs have a three-chambered heart? how did alexei answer? i answered option. yes, as far as i remember,

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now it’s time for me to wrap up, but i want to work, because when you work, you are like all young troy think about retirement. i'll die in two or three, because it's very boring, it's very hard to be and people don't live as long as i worked for 50 years. actually it's amazing. that's how how she is 50 years old, still working in medicine. i think she just look at a person already determines what he is sick with. i've heard a lot about you. oh, i don't have to come and meet you. so what needs to be done. you have to undress, get dressed and see what's going on right? what do you think, yes, and temperature 4 days we will do we will inject. no, we won't take a swab to make lipstick. and you yourself know that you need to hand over a whole bunch of paper so that there is something so terribly very good, well-mannered young man. to me he seems interested in this profession. you see, he is trying to ask something. why the village? because you are not like that, as in the city, let's say. you know people, i like it too why? and because i, well, well, i know her all the same. i even know wha

tommy troy. coming in to score the go ahead it's 2, 1, stanford.28 minute rain delay looks of sunday there. we pick it up in the 8 danny corona of the demon deacons, an rbi single up the middle that brings in 2 runs wake forest gets their first lead of the game 3 to 2. stanford had a runner on in the bottom of the 9th. but troy hits into a double play to end breaking loss for the cardinal in that first game. final score. 3, 2, they will play again on monday. it's a double elimination. they're facing the loser of tonight's game. they've got to win that to stay alive in the series. well, a warm hazy day at the u.s. open down south by south. i mean, southern california round 3 at the north course of the los angeles country club. the crowded leaderboard made for entertaining day of golf. rory mcilroy, right in the thick of it. this is his birdie attempt at 14. and he drains it. he shot a one under 69 today and is -9 heading into round 4 just ahead of him is wyndham clark, who has been steady with his play for 3 rounds now has this birdie at 18 straight