nat turner himself eludes capture.story at that time. everybody's out looking for him. >> and on the run, the preacher holds fast to the book whose words inspired his rampage, a bible that will become a relic of history and maurice person's strange inheritance. >> apparently, when they found nat turner, he had it on him. >> but first, our "strange inheritance" quiz question... which of the following hymns was used to signal an escape attempt by the underground railroad? the answer after the break. i wanted more that's why i've got the power of 1 2 3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy. the power of 1-2-3. ♪ trelegy 1-2-3 trelegy. with trelegy and the power of 1 2 3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works 3 ways to open airways, keep them open and reduce inflammation for 24 hours of better breathing. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. trelegy is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it

pushed back when turner withdrew olivia from treatment.octor even said he was shocked when he heard that turner withdrew all medical care and olivia passed away. the indictment does not describe what actually caused olivia's death. her mother is now facing 13 charges from first degree murder to charitable fraud. >>> a big medical headline this morning, what's beinggenetiase t ges the lungs. a s approv combination of drugs that could treat 90% of people living with the disease. it's the first approved treatment for patients over 12 years old. doctors say patients who participated in trials showed significant improvements in lung function. one doctor says, quote, it's not a cure but it's the closest thing we have. >>> a baby born who was 15 weeks early is finally back home this morning. little kallie bender spent nearly five months in a phoenix hospital. when she was born in may she weighed less than one pound, shorter than a barbie doll. but now her mother says she's growing stronger every day. >> each though she's going home with oxygen an

turner: that's it, and that's all. what the people want is very simple. we want a health care system that is not commodified. that's it. that's all. what the people want is very simple. we must, we must, we must take care of mother earth right now. [crowd cheering] sen. turner: that's it, and that's all. and when i say, queens, that there is nobody quite like senator bernard sanders, i mean that. we have some folks in the mainstream and neoliberal side who really can't understand the difference. [crowd booing] sen. turner: but i'm going to break this down for you. they are people who do not have the same guts and the same to run as bernie sanders did in 2016. there are some people who sat on the sidelines when it was hard. there was only one person who stood up to the establishment and his name is bernard sanders. so yes, we got a lot of confidence. there is only one candidate in 20 who told the multimillionaires and billionaires in this country, there is only one candidate who works with the working class people. but

so often brock turner was called the stanford swimmer, the champion swimmer. you were called the non-stanford student. what has happened since? how did stananford deal with yo? this happen on stamper r proper. this happepened behind a stanfod fra. >> 10 days after the assault, i got a single call to inform me that he was no longer allowed on campus. so i said, thank you for that information, and the call was over. and two years would go by before i would hear from them again. only after my statement went viral, three-month after it went viral, did they reach out to me and say "we would like to offer if youey for therapy sign this paper saying you will not bring litigation." amy: what did you do? >> i told them i would not simply sign it, i had to meet with them in person, face-to-face, so we can discuss what can be done so a case like mine would never happen again. only then would i sign. amy: and is that what happened? donedo not believe it was with the intention of preserving my mental health were making real foundational change. for them, it was an act of s

turner has not entered a plea. and her attorney is not commenting. as for turner's other daughter, authorities say once she was separated from her mother, her symptoms disappeared. david? >> an awful story. ayton,hank you. >>> overseas tonight in syria, after the president pulled u.s. troops out of a key part of syria, russia's vladimir putin and turkey's president erdogan meeting today, and what they've now decided to do with the vacuum left by the u.s. abc's james longman from iran. >> reporter: cementing their power in syria, turkey and russia redrawing the map, as the u.s. pulls out, after a six-hour meeting, presidents putin and erdogan agreeing on a new plan for northern syria. the president of turkey telling the kurds their positions will be destroyed and that they must pull back further. the new deal anows turkey to keep this area they've already taken and forces the kurdish fighters to pull back from more territory, to the east and west, along the border. president erdogan trying to resettle millions of syrian refugees from turkey in that ku

the turner 20 replaces the adam smith version we have now. will it be as popular?r. here's chris fawkes. what is the weekend hold? some unsettled weather. this afternoon, the cloud is gathering. rain is moving in across west yorkshire. and across much of northern england, northern ireland and scotland. over the next 2a hours, rain could cause issues. the weather picture is more of the same. that is not good news given the ground is completely saturated, and that rain is likely to cause localised flooding and tricky travelling conditions for some of us over the next 2a hours. this afternoon, the rain is moving in across the north and west of the

gallery that bears his name, the new turner £20 on show, ready for launch in february.. it is the most secure note we have ever produced. pleasing polymer we've been able to add additional security features, there are multiple foils, multiple windows, lots of ways that you can determine that this is a real £20. the new £20 note, whichjumps out immediately, the big one immediately as turner himself, his self—portrait, and in any vessel which stood behind hms victory at the battle of trafalgar, and importantly, the security features. two clear see—through windows, that is new and hard to forwards, and where there is oil, it is now in two colours, gold and blue. —— doyle. so what do the people think of the new £20? i recognise this guy, turner and the margate lighthouse. do you like it? yeah, i do. plastic. is that 0k? well, it like it? yeah, i do. plastic. is that ok? well, it can flick out of your pocket a little bit easy. they mould up, and they stick together. it replaces the adam smith version we have now. will it be as popular? that depends on how much we pay by card

yes, turner. the margate lighthouse and the turner centre in the back end. you like it? yes, i do.k together. the turner 20 replaces the adam smith version we have now. will it be as popular? that depends how much we pay by cards or mobile phone instead. simon gompertz, bbc news, margate. in a moment, the latest business news. nice note? very nice. i am sure turner would have approved. first a look at the headlines on afternoon live. turkey continues its offensive against kurdish forces in northern syria — there are reports of heavy fighting in the central border region, and seven civilian deaths. boris johnson is meeting the irish prime minister today — to try to find a solution to the brexit deadlock president trump says officials will speak to the american woman who claimed diplomatic immunity after a crash resulted in the death of teenager harry dunn. here's your business headlines on afternoon live. nissan's european operations, which include plants in britain and spain, will not be sustainable if britain's departure from the eu leads to 10% tariffs on vehicles. thats accordin

turner first described her daughter's nonexistent health issues in a blog in 2011.alking about a misshapen head, brain issues, bone infections. seizures, and in 2015, writing on gofundme that olivia had a "degenerative mitochondrial disorder that causes the entire body to shut down one system at a time." but it appears that turner never sought medical care, so doctors did not fully examine olivia before her mother placed her in hospice care, insisting that she received no medical treatment, and that her feeding tube would be withdrawn, and she be allowed to die with a do not resuscitate order. if the investigation in fact only began in 2018 when turner brought her older daughter to see a new doctor claiming that that girl had survived cancer and undergone chemotherapy. it seems that it was only then, trace, that suspicions were raised. far too late, obviously for little olivia gant. >> trace: jonathan hunt, live in los angeles. thank you. a family in kentucky's suing juul labs, blaming the the company for their 11-year-olds addiction. a lawyer for the girl's family

'll turn it over to my colleague, mike turner. mr. turner: thank you, elise. more extreme or a greater threat to democracy than when congress undertakes an process.nt it is absolutely essential that preserve democracy that we have an impeachment process that transparent, where the american public can see what's occurring. here today we have an mpeachment process that's occurring in secret, without any real action that has happened the house. the house has not taken action to open an impeachment process, nor has ny committee, the house taken a vote for the process to be undertaken in secret. abuse ofn unbelievable process that's occurring. but in addition to it being ecret, where the american public does not have the ability to much with a the witnesses or those who are questioning them, manner in and the which they structured this is restrained who does have access information from telling anyone anything that's happening closed doors. i'm prevented from going to my constituency in ohio and tell hem what's happening behind closed doors in the intelligence comm

joining me now is former ohio state senator, nina turner, national cochair for the bernie sanders 2020 campaign. nina, he's back, seems to have a lot of enthusiasm from the crowd and seemed passionate himself. >> he did, rev. he was back in his element and people were really feeling the vibe. we had almost 26,000 people attend that rally at last count. seems as though to listen to him today he was never on pause. >> their concern about his health, will that, in your opinion, despite the debate the other night in ohio, will that concern affect him, you think, with the polls and with some of the voters particularly in the early states? >> i don't think so, rev. i mean, the senator, if he could not do this, he would not do this. he's continuing on the path for the people. when folks see him, as you

a rocket hit to third by turner.ast night's game and he said it just feels like we've been hitting a lot of balls right at astros defenders. couldn't hit it any harder. >> john: no, he couldn't. you know how important that is if you're the astros because keeping them off the base means chances of runs being scored go way down. he's everything to the washington nationals offense at the top of the order. >> joe: here is adam eaton. big night last night. he's got the best average in this nationals line up during the world series at .333. went deep, was hit by pitch, dropped down to sacrifice bunt, drew a walk. he was all over the place. 0-1. >> john: i say that's a good sign. that means your nerves are in check. you are well within a regular-season mind-set. it's not easy to do out of the gate. the first inning is so important in a poor season game 7. you want to get in so bad with o bath in the first inning. >> joe: talked about this during his game three start, you still live in the mid-90s. no longer visits that neig

he's at the douglas county courthouse where turner is set to appear next month. she accused of doing? >> reporter: good morning. kelly turner is also accused of stealing $500,000 from medicaid and a gofundme campaign. now, the official cause of olivia's death has not been reported, but investigators now believe it was the mother's sinister actions, not terminal illness. >> another princess is in trouble. it's belle. >> reporter: in the months before olivia gant's death, her colorado community rallied around her and her mother, kelly turner. >> the outpouring of support that our little community has given, you just cannot repay that. >> reporter: olivia checked off bucket list items. [ sirens ] she was a police officer for a day. and thanks to make-a-wish, a superhero battling villains. >> she's in intestinal failure, and we don't know how much longer she has. >> reporter: olivia died in 2017, but investigators now say it was at her mother's hands. the investigation into olivia's death intensified last year when a doctor became suspicious of turner's claims her ol

she was sexually assaulted by brock turner in 2015, and her powerful story, her powerful statement becameeveals her name and shares her story in the new book, "know my name." please welcome chanel miller. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ welcome to "the daily show." >> thank you, trevor. >> trevor: and congratulations on a book that is drawing accolades from every single person who has read it. it's a powerful story. the book is title "know my name." for a long time, you were anonymous and then you chose to come out with your name and full story. why? >> well, i wanted the title to be declarative and definitive to say i am choosing to step forward and i'm not going to hide anymore because this is not my burden to carry. i feel like, at this point, i know who i am, i know what i'm worth, and i know what i'm capable of, and when you know yourself on that deep level, it becomes very hard to mess with you. >> trevor: i like that. ( cheers and applause ) you know, the brock turner case was one where everyone felt like the case wasn't handled well. everyone felt aggrieved on your behalf. you had the s

the choice of turner is important.y talented and his achievements were all his own. that is an important thing to convey to the world. also turner was a philanthropist, he bequeathed the contents a philanthropist, he bequeathed the co nte nts of a philanthropist, he bequeathed the contents of his studio to the nation. that is 300 oil paintings, 37,000 works on paper, it is a huge collection of art in public ownership which is known around the world. all very laudable attributes. tell us a bit more about the image from the painting on the note. the fighting to maria from 1838 is an image in which turner shows a warship that was crucial in nelson's victory in 1805, being taken away by a tug boat for scrap. he is contrasting perhaps britain's naval might in the past with technical innovation and reflecting on old and new ina innovation and reflecting on old and new in a very romantic spirit. it is an incredibly famous image and it is one that shows turner's interest in technical innovation. he always embraced progress and

gillian turner has the latest from capitol hill. >> hi, harris. zuckerberg is in the hot seat today to answer questions about facebook's plan to launch this global cryptocurrency. instead, a lot of lawmakers using this time as an opportunity to absolutely skewer zuckerberg over the spate of problems his company has been having. everything from election interference in 2016 to racial discrimination. several lawmakers were very quick to point out wherever democratic elections have been compromised around the world in recent years, facebook has played a role. >> attempts at division and misinformation across north america and europe, facebook has been systemically found at the scene of the crime. >> zuckerberg freely admits that facebook's reach is vast. millions of people. he said when it comes to political goings-on, they are a neutral party. take a listen. >> we operate in almost every country in the world except for china and north korea. so i think we would be in almost every country where different activities are happening. >> he also says when

turner, thanks very much for coming on.ear people, not enough but occasionally people like me say it's an outrage that you, on the one hand, demand sacrifice from the population in the name of climate and the other, fly private. put some flesh on those bones. why is it ridiculous for a climate change activist to fly private? >> every one of the candidates running for office has embraced the green new deal and a tenet of the green new deal is the abolition of fossil fuels. they said they want to render jet travel obsolete. they want to bring us to a place in the economy were oil and gas are no longer allowed to be used as resources. and you would think that they would reflect that in their personal life. you think they would start to at least in their campaign put your money where your mouth is. it's a simple expression. the fact that they are doing this is shows what a bunch of liars they are. >> tucker: by their own logic, if you believe that carbon is a pollutant, and they all do, they are really harming the earth. >> yea

emily turner got a chance to talk to some of his supporters. emily? >> reporter: yeah, it is a big day. says california has moved his primary up, it has become incredibly important in this election. joe biden is on the ground trying to make the most of it. amid a flurry of questions, joe biden, went to his first of three bay area fundraisers today. >> this is really a tough. basically, to be on the highest level. >> reporter: tickets sold for $1500-$2000. he stuck to his campaign visit and avoided president trump's allegations. but supporters were ready to way in. >> his comments were completely inappropriate for a president of the united states. his conduct has been out of bounds. for a president to seek foreign assistance, to smear a political opponent, is completely un-american. >> reporter: elizabeth warren leads the pack with 23%. joe biden closely behind her at 22%. joe -- bernie sanders at 21%. kamala harris comes way behind that 8%. dangerous ground, says cbs political advisor. >> if she cannot do that, then it is probably lights out. >> repor

as trea turner goes, so go the nationals. 11 wins this postseason, he's hit .313, scored ten runs. in the five losses hasn't scored a run and has hit under .100. he lined out to third his first time up. takes a strike. >> john: well, i wouldn't normally say this and any other game but this would be the most important inning greinke pitches because chances are he's not going to face turner again. he's already gone to the lineup wants. three clean innings. he gets turned around, he feels better about we just talked about. >> joe: kept him off balance so far. in game 3, greinke had 65 pitches after three innings. tonight, 28. he has faced innings in a world series game 7 since curt schilling and 2001 for arizona against the yankees. the dirt. >> john: that last pitch he threw was one of the nasties changeup he's thrown in a long time and you just hope if you are zack that that comes back. he such a great athlete the pause in the delivery and being able to repeat it over and over, not a lot of people can do that unless you truly are a pretty good athlete. what he's learned to do when h

malachi turner, what is your perspective on this? scotland and wales. unfortunately for him we are in a country called ireland and the long border between eu and britain is our border. you've got to understand that there was always going to be special arrangements because of that border, because of the freight and the movement of people, working on both sides of what they called the border. and what unionism fails to realise, especially the dup, they we nt realise, especially the dup, they went into this whole negotiation with the attitude of, we want brexit. now, a lot of people here from the nationalist community, which i would be one of, would say that because it unionism... unionism is quite happy to have a hard brexit. a hard brexit for the movement of freight and people on out movement of freight and people on our island would have been catastrophic. it also would have been catastrophic for trade. we've also got farmers here, we've also got an agrifood sculpture here, a lot of businesses trade in this island as one. and unionis

seventh inning controversy, trey turner, chopper, bad throw, gets away.lled up because he interfered with the chance to esonablee bl. e baseballgo,gh se d.ight and two run homer later in the inning. nationals go onto win 7-2 forcing a game 7 tomorrow night. 49ers, shouldn't have any problem against the last place cardinals, somehow cardinals have won four in a row against the niners. second fewest points, the undefeated record in the losing skid with the cardinals, they don't matter much, though. the only numbers on kyle shanahan's mind, the number of hours until thursday night's kick off. >> i think 19 is almost easier. yesterday about halfway through the day i forgot it was the day everything down and if you're not on top your stuff, you get exposed. >> as a quarterback just try to put guys in a position to be successful and give them the ball. >> sharks in boston. joe thornton drafted by the bruins 1997 and has not shaved since then. no score in the first bruins power play, one timer david pasker scores. and still in the second bruins away, chris wagne

our nischelle turner was with her. >> oh, yeah, the stars took "the morning show" from day tonight at this premiere. >>ight here please. right here please. >> you broke instagram. >> you broke it. >> did you think you were going to break instagram seriously? >> did you fix it? >> i said i'd pay for it. i'll pay for it. i'll fix it. i don't know what "it" is that i actually broke. >> we were with justin the other day and he said -- >> she's like you don'follow me and i was like of course i do. then i realized i was one of the people caught in the glitch. >> was there anybody else, any other celebrities, le, why aren they following me? >> no. >> i got caught in the glitch too. >> you did? >> yeah. lots of people did. >> no, there was no one else. could you imagine if i just start calling all my friends are you followinme? >> people do that. >> they do? >> yeah. >> clearly jen who got a record breaking 1 million followers in five hours is still learning how to navigate the gram. >> she dmed me the other day and i was like is this you? she's like, yeah, it's me. >> i thought i was likwait

gillian turner reporting to me. joining us now, lee zeldin, member of the house foreign affairs committee who participated in this testimony today. congressman, good to see you tonight, thank you very much for joining us. tell me what you can about what transpired today. >> the way the morning started, as you mentioned, congressman matt gaetz came -- he is a member of the house judiciary committee. if there was one committee in the house of our percentages that should have jurisdiction over an impeachment inquiry, it is the house judiciary committe committee. there was an effort by adam schiff, he was calling it dilatory. he said he was going to dr. republican time if adam schiff didn't leave. we got a ruling from the parliamentarian on one key issue, part of which was the parliamentarian saying it wasn't dilatory, the republicans shouldn't be docked time. they did ask matt gaetz to leave but there is one good question that we have, what rules governing this process that the jurisdiction of the intelligence committe

mary lee is off and lock who's here emily turner. you went over the golden gate brimming and saw sprinkles. >> i did. i move from traffic over to weather. but i can at the time you about both when it come to the golden gate bridge. it's wet out there and not just there but most of the coast. look at our high def doppler a few sprinkle many mostly in the south bay zooming into where we are seeing most of it. they are make their way onshore. half-moon bay they will move out of the way. by the time the main commute kicks off. the roadways might a little bi so be careful out there. in the meantime, see towards the bay a few low clouds. those are going to be making their way out by the afternoon hours. right now, our current temperatures 59 degrees in concord and oakland. 57 in san francisco. and santa rosa 54. a little more clear there. can you tell and 61 in san jose where the skies are a little bit more cloudy. your breakfast forecast is what you can expect as far as the overall day. high along the coast mostly cloudy. 60. 67 around th

the day of the rope is the day as written in the turner diaries where white people, as a race, take peoplet they have deemed degenerates, unworthy, people of color, people with disabilities, people that are gay or whatever, whatever is deemed unpure, unfit for the white race, and they drag them out of their houses and they hang them by lamp posts. >> the turner diaries sounds like a hymnal for adolf hitler. >> yeah. i mean, it was found in timothy mcveigh's car after the oklahoma bombings. >> where do you go from there? >> i confronted him and just asked him like, what is all of this stuff? and he looked me dead in the eye and just said, i think i'm a fascist, and i don't want to be with anyone who can't support that. and then i packed up whatever i had with me and left. and i was crying. by the time i got to my house i was like, i need to understand it, though, like where did this come from? >> reporter: she says she spent the next five days scouring the internet for information in an effort to convince herself that her boyfriend wasn't racist. a few days later she calls him. >> and i tel

. >>> as we wait for the pg&e news conference let's get to emily turner. in pleasant hill were not long ago people got some good news.>> reporter: i think that is the news they are waiting to hear. they were excited. just after 5 pm the lights came back on. now unfortunately business have to decide are they going to reopen. it is not a simple process when it comes to re-interact racism. once the weather passes and pg&e gives these areas the all clear. that is when all of their crews go out and the choppers go out. they physically look at all of those lines. make the repairs and go from there.>>> we want to get to that news conference. pg&e is holding in san francisco right now. let's go to the podium. >>> this is not how we want to serve you. this is not how we want to run our business. we are in the business of providing power. not taking power away. so we feel the impact of the decision. i understand how it alters. how it disrupts the normal flow of life. in the normal flow of community. but there is another part of the reality we are in with winds like

gillian turner with the victory lap but we start tonight with mark meredith with mom the democrats plans to vote on a resolution they say will only affirm what they already are doing. all right, good evening mark. >> good evening to you house speaker nancy pelosi said lawmakers will vote on a resolution this week to formalize the next steps of the impeachment inquiry. this is not a vote on the actual articles of impeachment but instead democrats have the vote is meant to send a message to the trump administration. >> it is not to seek health resolution. house speaker nancy pelosi defending to hold a vote formalizing the impeachment inquiry process. >> the resolution -- in a letter to lawmakers, pelosi explains why she favors a bow after refusing to hold 12 weeks ago writing "we are taking the step to eliminate doubt whether the trump administration may withhold documents from witness testimony disregard or do we offer subpoenas or obstructing the house of representatives? the white house to accuse democrats of running secret and improper investigation in house minority steve scalise said

let's get back to chris turner.now whether this has an implication on the dollar at the for investments in the u.s., or how it translates to the world. chris: i think it is very much an added layer of noise at the moment. we saw that when this first story broke. the dollar fell briefly, the yen briefly appreciated, but then got back to starter levels. i think there is a sense it will be tied up into courts and committees for a long time, probably well into 2020, so making decisions based on that is very difficult, sort of one layer amongst many. amongst the u.s. slowdown, the global slowdown, the trade war, brexit. it is probably not enough to turn itself into an fx trend. francine: we will go to a report in ankara to talk about the turkey situation. as geopolitics escalates and seems to be permeating through the market, what is a haven? chris: if you look at may 1, that is when the trade dollar broke down between the u.s. and china. the strongest currency since and the been the yen, dollar is up there as well, real

that is, mike turner. turner calls this a, quote, show trial. he's criticizing the way this transpired, and also he is suggesting that so far this testimony has done, in his view, nothing to advance chairman adam schiff's impeachment agenda. the republicans believe that so far volker hasn't done anything to add to the evidence against this president. we'll see how the democrats ultimately respond, but john, this is just the beginning. we expect there to be a full day of questioning behind closed doors. we'll see what they ultimately learn. john? >> it will be interesting to see if we get to see at least parts of this deposition as it plays out. manu raju, appreciate it. big day on capitol hill today. julie hirsch feld davis of the "new york times." somebody help me. if it's everyday blaiehavior, h can you impeach him for it, right? we'll go around the world, and by the time we're done, he would have asked 170 or 80 countries for help and then he'll say, what's the big deal, right? >> he's essentially trying to normalize this and say it out loud,

it was turner's idea that he split this corridor and five levels.ach level, just 500 from the next level. a plane, in the middle, on a day like today, could easily spot the plane in front of him or above him because they were flying so tight. the next idea turner had was a pilot was not able to land on the first attempt because of weather, and could not say let me land somewhere there in between. he has to fly back with his plane and full load to his base. as the pilot, you do that once or twice, and then you know he's coming back with a full plane again. thank you for that. pilots did their best to land the plane on the first attempt. the airlift functioned well in spring of 1949, bringing in a record amount of tonnage on the 15th to 16th of april, in a period of 24 hours, approximately 30,000 tons were delivered. more goods were flown into the sea on that day than had arrived before the blockade by road, rail, and air together. furthermore, the allies were able to land 1396 planes within this 24 hour period. this is an average of one plane every 6

we'll talk to you again soon, bobby turner. he is of course the ceo.ur questions, and they are coming in on energy, bio tech and more. we'll answer them next on the half. first kelly evans tells us what's coming up on the exchange. >> here's what we're looking at. we have china hitting back at the u.s. one day after vice president pence criticized beijing and accused u.s. companies of appeasing the communist party. >>> we work's demise. a professor is live. why companies are turning to real customers to sell their brands and how they're finding them. at cing up on the exchange today. we'll see you then. there's evy to extremely happy. there's also angry. i'm really angry clive! actually, really angry. thank you. but what if your business could understand what your customers are feeling... and then do something about it. turn problems into opportunities. thanks drone. customers into fanatics change the whole experience. alright who wants to go again? i do! i do! i have a really good feeling about this. i'm not really a, i thought wall street guy.ns. wha

here's the aftermath of her case my name is jane turner and i am an f.b.i. whistle blower and my 20 year legal battle with the f.b.i. has resulted in financial ruin pain for my family and a loss of a career although adjudicated a whistleblower 4 years ago by the department of justice the f.b.i. has refused to honor the judgment it has been a devastating journey for someone with a moral compass and integrity. tom that must echo other things that you heard from others in the end what did they tell you about those repercussions. absolutely you know the range of retaliation is so visceral so that the emotions that are that come out are so charge that we're clearly dealing with deep almost tribal emotions so i mean that the ritual humiliation in front of others the stripping of security clearances clearances you have security guards marching people out of the door 'd or threats against their lives in some cases and certain people following them surveillance at the end of the day though these people and i'm honored to be on the show with 2 of my heroes and the oth

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howie: on the point ray suÁrez, gillian turner, mollie hemingway, good to see you.new york times" gets ripped by joe biden, the president also gets a few >> media roughing up the nba retaliated by single tweet backing protestors in hong kong, it ruptured some lucrative ties between beijing and probasketball, canceling events and broadcast of preseason games to be played in the country, how on earth did it come to this when cnn reporter kristina mcfarland tried to ask westbrook about controversy. >> i wonder if the events this week and the fallout whether you both feel differently about speaking out in that way in the future? it's a legitimate question. howie: are you kidding me? sensor reporter to avoid offending china, nba later apologized to her, removing fans with prohong kong signs, problem nba commissioner adam silver began by apologizing to beijing for the rocket's tweets sparking criticism that he was kowtowing to totalitarian regime. >> i understand that there are consequences from that exercise of in essence his freedom of speech and, you know, we will have

clarke who won the turner prize in 2013 travelled across france inviting artists and performers to come with her to venice to animate the french prevent the and. then we met a magician there can start getting the table seeing the birds flying out of paintings and we couldn't believe if there is i can reverse a retiree on the tree and then joined a and it gives amazing thing. if a film journey with real discoveries. digital surrealism continuing into the analog world. a marching band at the palladium. i mean we met and i don't know where you go here is the father of the president that we met you know you know that when we get to fill. in the you know we get into minnesota. no cobol fishes into the unconscious and discovers the state of the world magnificent but where should we go now after all this strangeness look we expect at the german to villian. should suit up and run want to do something completely different with her head hidden the artist representing germany can't talk right now and has her own spokeswoman. marking. the artist's real name is no tosh a southerner headgear she was

the national's trade turner stolen bacon so everyone gets a free taco. >> in the first inning trade turnerriggering the steel a base deal a taco promotion from taco bell. you can go to talk about from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm, get your free taco. placing it through the apps you can go anytime today. heather: the heated exchange whether that happened. thank you so much. it is 15 minutes at the top of the hour and a college student since her boyfriend thousands of abusive text messages and she is charged with suicide. it may be immoral but are the messages a crime? are panel debates that next. a wrestler turned actor is used to a good fight but now he is giving back to first responders tackling the raging wildfires in california. what he says is the right thing to do coming up. the game doesn't end after that insane buzzer beater. because with nba league pass on xfinity you can watch the out of market games you want- all season long. and with the all-new xfinity sports zone, you get everything nba all in one place- even notifications about your favorite teams. watch the dropped dimes, monster bloc

. - who is ted turner? - right.e afraid of the dark, $2,000. [ beep ] one of the seven original dead sea scrolls. back to you, james. dark, $1,600. james. - what is sun? - no. liz. - what is lamp? - no. [ beep ] what is candle? james, back-- dark, $1,200. james. - what is dreary? - that's it. dark, $800. james. - what is twilight? - yes. dark, $400. james. - what is shadow? - shadow, yes. geography, $400. james. - what is the middle east? - yeah. spouse, $400. james. - who is marc anthony? - correct. book, $400. liz. - who is dorian gray? - yep. you came up with the correct response, but unfortunately, you got yourself into trouble earlier on. you're at negative $2,400 which means you won't be around for final jeopardy! however, you will go home with $1,000. so it'll be mary and james-- james and mary, sounds like bible talk. [ laughter ] dealing with this subject in final jeopardy! 19th century american history. clue in a moment. [ applause ] o♪ ozempic®! ♪ oh! oh! (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excite

sex drugs rock n roll ike and tina turner and body the spirit of the seventy's like no one else and 975 photographer norman c. captured the energy and the studio as you can see in the background there's people around so norman all he turned his sessions into party and he just would be doing a session and invite everybody off the street in that can you imagine there were $200.00 people. and just getting crazy it was. like joni mitchell. singer van morrison what do you. want. our comedian steve martin. so he was developing this technique of how to get these spontaneous improvisation methodology really and how to get people to be sincere and honest and real. and you had different methods to do this he wants through a car he can frank zappa's fice and that didn't work at all so a huge microphone shuts and next to curtis mayfield jodie foster is being found with a piece of cardboard save signature style included imperfections but after a mistake on his 1st big shoot with the band he thought his career was dead. when so very wrong because he made a mistake you can see the reflection of the fl

but for the louvre many making an exception jeremy turner's in st petersburg has lent out madonna bennelong the vatican has provided the unfinished. $160.00 painting sculptures letters and drawings have been made available it's a one time only event. fortunately many were generous in particular the bill gates foundation and the queen of england queen elizabeth is the biggest lines are with of many were very generous for others there were clearly more tensions involved we understand that because many institutions are defined by the cheese they hold and one country and it's really there was some happiness about the french exhibition in artist only dined in front of the famous vitruvian person only came at the last moment. you know now that i mean she also he started as an italian but she became a universal jews his words spain team's drawings impressed everybody in the world. more than 200000 tickets have been sold definitely one of the exhibitions of. the real mona lisa is not part of the exhibition she'll be keeping her eye on things from nearby and only surprising visitors to the show in a

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from turner classic movies. yeah, i know you and i are both old movie buffs. i had someone contact me and say, "i know you like old movies, and robert osborne is looking for some help with his web site, so we thought you might wanna do it." and i got to speak with him by phone and contacted him through email, and we talked back and forth a good bit. and he's a really lovely-- or was a lovely man. he was indeed. faizan kothari from new york. investment banking analyst who once had a close mishap in a hot-air balloon, i understand. yeah. a few years ago, i was in central turkey, and i took a hot-air balloon ride right before sunrise. and it was beautiful. the landscape was amazing. but when we were coming down, it drifted away, and it almost hit a barn. and there was a crowd, and there was a horse looking like he was waiting for us, so... were you alone with the pilot? no, no. there were a few people there--my family as well. nobody was hurt. nobody was hurt. all right. a good ending. james holzhauer is our champion. we have mentioned in our introductions of you

our first contestant is fox correspondent gillian turner who has graced the set many times during finalam. she'll be facing off against longtime fox legal and political analyst gregg jarrett whose new book which is sitting right on my nightstand right now, it's fantastic, it's called "witch hunt the story of the greatest mass delusion in american history." >> they get the sweatshirt and the book? >> they've got to pay for the book! i got the book. you guys know the rules but i'm going to repeat them in case you forgot. hands on buzzers, first when the buzz in and gets to answer the question. here is the critical command, you've got to wait when i finish asking until you answer. you can answer -- every correct answer is worth a point. if you lose a question, get it wrong, we subtract a point. best of five wins. >> this is going to be embarrassing. >> tucker: if you can right this... become my wife said, gregg, this will be embarrassing. >> it's often embarrassing but always fun. >> tucker: multiple choice. wait and hear all the options before you answer it. in a sunday tweet, the pope fr