back to you, ty. scientists, $1,200, please. - ty. - what is germ theory?tists, $1,600, please. - ty. - what are the frontal lobes? sorry. no. kelsey. - what are the temporal lobes? - at your temples, yes. less than a minute now, kelsey. scientist, $2,000. it's called rayleigh scattering. lord rayleigh. kelsey. musical instrument rhyme time, $400. - kelsey. - what is the wrong gong? - yes. - the humans race, $400. - ty. - what is the ironman triathlon? - right. - humans race, $800, please. - ty. - who is earnhardt? dale earnhardt sr. yes. and we won't have time for those final two clues. ty has made a run at adriana's lead, but she's still in front heading into final. the category today will be... 2 last names, same first letter. and the clue's coming up in just a moment. ♪ ♪ have you always had trouble losing weight and keeping it off? same. discover the power of wegovy®. ♪ ♪ with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. ♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weight off. wegovy® helps you lose weight and keep it off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the o

take a listen to former trump attorney ty cobb. >> in the supreme court and upheld. the fact she doesn't deny most motions without a hearing is silly. the fact that trump can get a hearing now on the flimsiest arguments is shocking. >> this as judge cannon continues to face calls to step down from the case. new reporting revealed two florida judges privately urged her to decline the case when it was assigned to her last year. given cannon's lack of experience. we know, of course, she refused. cannon postponed this trial indefinitely. to hash out these pre-trial motions the hearing resumes monday with jack smith's request for trump's bond conditions to be modified.

oh yeah, ty cobb, ty cobb, ty cobb said that the only player he would actually buy a ticket for. and you know, his his godson, barry bonds, is the type of player that when he came up to the plate or did anything, your eyes were glued to him. and willie mays was obviously the epitome of that. i mean, no bigger example of can't miss tv. if you were a baseball fan, then when willie mays came to the plate, or even to see what he did with the glove in the outfield, just incredible. >> just a huge loss. and it came about 35 minutes ago with that announcement there, it just i think it sends shockwaves through the sports world. and we were talking about arguably one of the greatest baseball players of all time, synonymous with baseball, a legacy. so much history here in the bay area and such a beloved inspired national influence for generations of kids coming up and young people who he touched so many lives with, his play and the introducing people to the game of baseball, it'll be interesting. >> on thursday two, as we saw some of that video from from alabama, there at the ballpark, you

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however, ty were of dutch jewish origin. they settled insam came over when he was a teenager, got employed in the cigar trade in new york city in the 1860s and seventies became very acte ine organizing cigar makers formed a union in the 1870s, the afl itself is founded. in associate cio with a. that's right. how doso cio stands for congress of industrial organizations and where the was it was a federation of kraft workers like ers. the cio would be a federation. industrial workers like auto steelworkers who production factories. the cio was fí7or 1930s and 1935 and inct that the afl because it was composed of kraft workers really have enough in or belief that you could organize mass production workers. the people who followed gompers reallylike yeah that they had to make a different movement. i'm thinking about some united mine workers strike uaw sue ford. i believe that was in the 1920s right right. what impact did those have on the working class and on labor. those were huge. the sit down strike that occurred in the auto i

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this is all just aeronautics and also coming is ready forces. ty, an injured palestinian man to the foot of a miniature vehicle, doing a rage and occupies westbank, as well as was foundation of orders for testers sent fires in front of his ready 5 minutes to benjamin netanyahu policy headquarters. we're the ones that cease fund, any unix plus i'm telling richard 3, i'll bring you the latest on the flights of their drawing, a refugee's and the situation on me and more bangladesh, broader. the or at least $43.00 palestinians have been killed in large scale, is really a tax. across northern garza, 24 died and the shockey refugee count residential area goes the city 19 more were killed. moments later and separate strikes east of casa city. many of the victims of children hunting mountain really begins our coverage from the the, the ambulance is full, but more one that are coming. dozens of palestinians were injured by israeli jets in gauze and north killing dogs and the war plains targeted 2 buildings and a shot at refuge. you can it is one of 8 historic counts established in gauze after the

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eclipsing records set by legends, like babe ruth and ty cobb.to talk about it, is national sports contributor for forbes.com, terrence moore, author of the real hank aaron. thank you for joining us. for some of our viewers, who are less familiar, can you talk a little bit about the role the leagues played in professional baseball, and why it is such a significant step forward for the sport to have the statistics from that era, officially integrated into the records. >> for the first part, the reason the leagues existed from 1920 until roughly 1960 was because major-league baseball ran a racist operation. they did not want african americans in the game, because they thought they would be too dominant and overshadow the white players. and that has been the case for decades and just forever more, that is another story. and that is why for forbes.com, i think we made way too much of a big deal about this as far as praising major-league baseball. here's what i mean by this. it is wonderful they are including the statistics. that era from 1923 1960s,

when he is staring at allegations, i agree with ty cobb, with bill barr.dy on the face of the indictment and in pleadings set forth by the special counsel. this case seems extremely strong. it does not rely like the federal case in washington on any indication of the president's intent, but simply his possession of these documents and allegations of obstruction after repeated requests. it seems really, really strong. so delaying that, the adjudication of that strong case, really prejudicial to the united states. >> charlie, let's go back to the strength of the evidence. here's, you know, what basically amounts to the crime being carried out on tape. >> these are the papers. this was done by the military and given to me. i think we can probably, right? >> i don't know. we'll have to see. you know, we'll have to try to -- >> declassify. see, as president, i could have it declassified. now, i can't. isn't that interesting? so cool. and you probably almost didn't believe me, but now you believe me. >> no, i believed you. >> incredible. >> so there he is, holdi

. ♪ so we begin with this, illegal immigrant who is accused of tying up and raping a 13-year-old girlife point in a new york city park is due in court today. >> ainsley: and we're learning new details about his arrest and how he came into our country. >> brian: and what these good samaritans did to bring him to justice. doug luzader joins us now. >> illegal immigrant accused of almost unthinkable crime in new york will be in court today facing this slew of charges. christian inga-landi is accused of threatening two 13-year-olds a girl and boy before tying them up and raping the girl. here is a look at the charges that he will face, rape, brian, kidnapping, sex abuse, menacing behavior, unlawful imprisonment, injuring a child and criminal possession of a weapon. is he a migrant from ecuador. caught by a group of community members. they held him for and then waited for police to arrive. the biden administration meantime is offering condolences to the family of a maryland woman, rachel morin, mother of five who police say was killed by a 23-year-old illegal immigrant. here's the white ho

is it silly for trump to get hearings on what ty cobb was calling flimsy arguments?ump's favor, should she be, "put in her place"? >> yes and yes, alex. has been litigated and re- litigated over and over again. after all, the law empowers the attorney general to make such employment but she went beyond that. she's giving outsiders, people who are not even parties to this the chance to do the oral arguments on both sides. it's -- i've never seen this before. it is mind boggling and it shows you why she's not the right judge for this case. she is a rookie judge, inexperienced by herself in fort pierce without adult supervision and she's made a lot of rulings to the benefit of the person who appointed her. that is why a lot of us are scratching our heads and some have a more nefarious explanation of her behavior. i won't go that far, but it doesn't look good. >> digging a little deeper into this, judge cannon pressed prosecutors to disclose the extent of attorney general merrick garland's oversight of the trump investigations, then criticized a lawyer who said it was ag

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if we have a look at the 3 date, there's some improvement for ty pay. we could see light rain on thursday. the he says he went to go to and syria, to provide a 27 year old activity as to how kids survey testing working as i'm doing. and so i that with nursing, the eyes of his governments with my citizenship was to help. i was surprised in the 1st part of the series, we found the restoril either push the shape worker because he confronts the news, the piece, citizenship verification. i only want my citizenship fact if i'm proven in a sense, i don't want to, we don't stick to the cali stick listed in syria on a tuesday around the that is with team use it to me. does that young voices have taken to the front lines, our full waive of student activities that swept across universities in the united states from new york to california, students are demanding and then to the world guys and calling for their institutions took.

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have a ty, hey, institute and chevron of asia. narrative is nice to have you told me right now. now, 1st of all, let me ask you this. why do you think find out refusing to attend the switzerland piece? some. it was such a critical motto. if was the lensky as well as the landscape is desperate right now, i mean, he, all of the attention has been shifted to gaza. you know, you, 4 days ago he was ordering that his government, people to criticize she and biden, for not attending his peace conference, but it's not a peace conference. it's simply a grandstand, unless you invite the parties who need to be at peace. how can you create peace? this idea that somehow china should be a poster boy for his demands is ridiculous. china has said consistently that it, without russia there, there's no way you can have a peace conference. why is this even being discussed? they've been very polite about it, but um, you know, this is, as i said, desperate grand standing at this time and remember, you know, right, this is a situation where zalinski has completely gone a $180.00 degrees. last april. h

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on this coast they there, but ty would not be deterred. and once they hit juno beach, they never looked back. all of these men were part of a roll call of honor with names that spoke of a pride as bright as the colors they bore. the royal winnipeg rifles, poland's 24th lancers, and the royal scots fusileers the screaming eagles, the yeomen of england's armored divisions. the forces of free france. the coast guard's matchbox fleet. and you, the american rangers. 40 summers have passed since the battle that you fought here. you were young. the day you took these cliffs, some of you were hardly more than boys. with the deepest joys of life before you. yet you risked everything here. why? why did you do it? well, what impelled you to put aside the instinct for self-preservation and risk your lives to take these cliffs? what inspired all the men of the armies that met here? we look at you, and somehow we know the answer. it was faith and belief. it wasoyalty and love. the men of normandy had faith that what they were doing was right. faith that

the record tying 12 gold glove and also a record tying 24th all-star game appearances prompting ted williams to say they invented the all-star game for willie made the say, hey, kid was inducted into baseball's hall of fame in 1979. >> his first year on the ballot, possibly no superstar in the history of baseball brought more joy to the field. and willie, we'll also play with a flair and it reverence unmatched in the history of the game. his legacy in giants in baseball lore is none more apparent. then his statue that stands gateway. oracle park, the official address. 24 willie mays plaza. >> and we're going to take you live right now to 24 willie mays plaza right and cisco memorial continues to grow and kron four's will tran has been out there this morning for us. well. >> did you know that the reason why the addresses 24 willie mays plaza is because of our very own michael yaki. he was a supervisor in san francisco and when this was built. he decided, you know what? why don't we name it or give the address? 24 willie mays plaza. he reached out to the giants owner and they say that's a grea

but president, who to him being, ty, administration has so clearly their determination to plow ahead with the findings for 2024 without even thinking of the ordinary citizens. right. you can't guess all the details of all the stories will following minority dot com. i'll be right back on top of the i'll see you again the the hello and welcome to one's a part most western intellectual school degree and that technology is rapidly changing the world to be leaving with one cavity that is somehow supposed to keep in place the old hierarchy of power with the west, dictating and taking advantage of the most economic and political decisions. how far is the west to willing to go in fighting the inevitable? to discuss that i'm now joined by worry powell and then junk professor at quincy.

i'll send you a follow at the ty hayes to do the an attack against as of the piece summit carries no vanya without russia at the table, as well as the landscape is desperate right now. i mean, he, all of the attention has been shifted to gaza. you know, you, 4 days ago he was ordering that his government, people to criticize she and biden, for not attending his cheese conference, but it's not a peace conference. it's simply a grandstand, unless you invite the parties who need to be at peace, how can you create peace? this idea that somehow china should be a poster boy for his demands is ridiculous. china has said, consistently, the ad without russia there, there is no way you can have a peace conference. why is this even being discussed? they've been very polite about it. but um, you know, this is, as i said, desperate ground standing at this time. it is idea that the ukraine can win on the battlefield. i think people understand that's not happening. and now he's trying to figure out some way he can win on the, on the diplomatic table in the bargaining table. that except you have to

tying up and raping a 13-year-old girl in broad d daylight, he will be in court today. illegally crossed the border in eagle pass in 2021 and is facing slew of charges including rape, robbery, kidnapping, menacing behavior, injuring a child and criminal possession of a weapon. police say vigilant citizens held the suspect until officers arrived. migrant crimes are becoming a major problem. >> the city has 200,000 migrants, small portion here to commit crimes, robberies, shooting cops, assaulting us in time square, it is new for us. we don't know who you are. we are learning as we go. >> griff: speaking of difficult, grieving mother of rachel morin, mother of five, has a heart-breaking message for president biden. >> it's a senseless death. who would expect 2000 miles from the southern border, somebody coming from another country, coming into our small town and ra randomly attacking someone and brutally murdering them. it is like we opened our border and let a stranger into our house. >> griff: he was arrested last saturday and being held without bond awaiting extraditio

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now, in front now, ty cobb, the former trump white house lawyer, tie the appeals court. now, as you hear sarah detailing ordering all work to stop in the georgia election case against trump's. so just starting their how meaningful is this ruling? >> i think is meaningful. i had to the extent that it reflects two things. one that the appellate court is going to take, it's time to get this right. and to that it cannot believe in taking this action that the appeal by trump's lawyers is frivolous. >> now, keep in mind that judge mcafee did find that the appearance of impropriety required a solution, and he fashioned that solute and really out of whole cloth without much guidance because this is an unprecedented said actuation and concluded that it was adequate for mr. wade to step down, but that ms willis could carry on yeah, that's it. there's nothing in the law that dictates that, and there's some question in a law whether that's sufficient to cure the appearance of impropriety. >> so tau so when asked you about the mar-a-lago document this case and going through some of t

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i'm going to speak to trump's former white house lawyer, ty cobb. >> but first, we want to begin, ms sara marie outfront live in washington and sarah, what does this decision by the appeals courts? >> for mean for trump's case in georgia while aaron, it essentially means that barring some sort of a miracle for the district attorney's office, there's just no way that donald trump is going to be going to trial anytime before this november election in this georgia election interference case. >> now what normally happens when an appeals court takes up an issue is that automatically what has been going on at the trial court level is stayed, but this was an unusual situation where the trial court judge judge mcafee said he was going to continue on even if the appellate court decided to take up this issue. so today, the appeals court made it very clear that this prosecution against donald trump could not continue at the trial court but level as long as they're weighing these issues, and again, this means we're looking at potentially months of re-litigating willis's romantic relationship wit

they haven't gotten hearings, it gets shot down pretty quick precedent wise do you think ty cobb is a point there look, i certainly see the argument that this was an issue that didn't require hearing. i would not subscribe to the language that he used in any way, shape, or form. i think it's inappropriate actually but i will say in her favor that this is the first of three days worth of hearings, right? she's going to have more hearings on monday and tuesday about a separate set of issues a lot of the concerns people have been raising recently been about her inability to move through these issues more quickly. this is what moving through issues looks like in actual court system. it includes holding hearings and the like ultimately, what will guide people's assessment of today's argument is how she resolves it, and that remains to be seen into that point. carry. >> if judge cannon rules in favor of the trump's legal team, again, both fnn, ty cobb kind of laid out the history here on something like this. >> one of the questions you here raise is, is this grounds for we're going to the 1

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