i forgot to mention my uncle before. >> yeah. >> my uncle michael.s out there, too. my uncle's wife was my aunt bobbi. she dated joe namath. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. >> what does that mean, dated? >> see. that -- they say dated. i am guessing it was some sort of afternoon. but -- but i don't know. but my uncle -- my uncle michael was so cool about it, he never, like, he never got -- when -- when my aunt would say, and then joe namath, my uncle was always very proud. like that's right. i followed namath. not a problem. not a problem. i'd be like, all right, uncle mike's -- got it going down there. >> jimmy: i guess that's like cam newton playing quarterback for the patriots after tom brady. you slide right in there and everybody's happy. >> that's a good one, man. >> jimmy: well, god bless uncle michael. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and thanks for doing the show. appreciate it. always love checking in with you. i hope quarantine goes okay. >> i love ya, man, and i'm happy you are doing this and this is going to be an incredible series. this whole -- this whol

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"oh, you know, uncle harold was on pt-109, and john f.but when francis grows up, he catches the genealogy bug and starts posting messages online. i came to the realization that, geez, i didn't really know much about my family. and my uncle was kind of semi-famous. >> francis says he's looking for any unknown relatives of harold marney. his message goes unnoticed until 2013, when brian willette, the junior vice commander of a vfw post, petitions to place a headstone for marney in a veterans' cemetery near springfield, massachusetts. >> i could not find him anywhere honored, and not even in springfield. and he was from east springfield. >> brian comes across francis' post from way back in 2001. >> i got on the phone and left this very strange message. "are you the nephew of pt-109 crew member harold w. marney?" >> it was quite shocking to get a call out of the blue. >> in august 2013, that gravestone for uncle harold is placed at the veterans' cemetery. it gets dennis thinking about those four jfk letters written to his grandmother that he'

now he was prepping for a murder trial with the help of his twin uncles.le mike discovered information critical to madison's defense when he went through madison's dad's autopsy report. >> michael holton was under the influence of heavy narcotics. >> michael holton had a cocktail of tramadol, oxycodone, and hydrocodone in his system at the time of his death. >> was pretty much everybody in your family aware that michael had a drug problem? >> they were. it was something nobody wanted to talk about. >> and it's an embarrassment? >> right. i mean, he was -- at one point he was the mayor of eclectic, the fire chief. he was the best paramedic i knew. his drug problem got away from him and just down the hill he went. >> chris speculated that on the day out of the shootings michael was using the latest problem with their son as a way to win april back. >> it's an opportunity for michael to say, look, you know, if the two of us were together this probably wouldn't have happened. >> and she says it's too late for that conversation. i'm moving on. >> that ship has

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numerous languages and won a number of awards in it she unearths a story of her grandfather and an uncle who was only a teenager when he died in the war. isn't interested in concepts of guilt victims and perpetrators but in the masses who didn't rise up against the nazi regime and thereby in able to its crimes the fellow travellers. firstly because they were in a majority and secondly because it's such a vague term there were some fellow travelers who helped jewish people and saved their lives but then there were others who committed horrendous atrocities and in a way they're the ones who make us most uncomfortable because they're the ones we most identify with. norcross takes over readers on a journey into her family's past starting with her own experience of facing hostility as a german. and the shame she felt the 1st time she met a holocaust survivor in new york she put on an accent to cover up her german news. and the growing urge she felt to investigate her own family's role in the war. whenever she visited germany she would trawl through flea markets on the hunt for clues to the pa

into numerous languages and won a number of awards in achaean hurts a story of her grandfather and an uncle who was only a teenager when he died in the war. isn't interested in concepts of guilt victims and perpetrators but in the masses who didn't rise up against the nazi regime and thereby in able to its crimes the fellow travellers. firstly because they were in a majority and secondly because it's such a vague term there were some fellow travelers who helped jewish people and save their lives but then there were others who committed horrendous atrocities and in a way they're the ones who make us most uncomfortable because they're the ones we most identify with. nora kruger takes over it is on a journey into her family's past starting with her own experience of facing hostility as a german. and the shame she felt the 1st time she met a holocaust survivor in new york she put on an accent to cover up her german. and the growing urge she felt to investigate her own family's role in the war. whenever she visited germany she would trawl through flea markets on the hunt for clues to the past ph

numerous languages and won a number of awards in it she unearths a story of her grandfather and an uncle who was only a teenager when he died in the war. isn't interested in concepts of guilt victims and perpetrators but in the masses who didn't rise up against the nazi regime and thereby in able to its crimes the fellow travellers. firstly because they were in a majority and secondly because it's such a vague term there were some fellow travelers who helped jewish people and save their lives but then there were others who committed horrendous atrocities and in a way they're the ones who make us most uncomfortable because they're the ones we most identify with. nora kruger takes over readers on a journey into her family's past starting with her own experience of facing hostility as a juman. and the shame she felt the 1st time she met a holocaust survivor in new york she put on an accent to cover up her german. and the growing urge she felt to investigate her own family's role in the war. whenever she visited germany she would trawl through flea markets on the hunt for clues to the past p

give me a type of relative >> step-uncle. [ laughter ] you've got to watch those step uncles >> jimmyo see that movie already. [ laughter ] a country. >> czech republic. >> jimmy: type of profession >> garbage man >> jimmy: yeah garbage man. a food that you'd find at a carnival >> ooh a new orleans carnival pig lips [ laughter ] >> jimmy: body part. >> belly button. >> jimmy: give me a number >> 23. >> jimmy: give me another adjective. >> uh. funktified [ laughter ] >> jimmy: plural type of animal >> fish. fishes >> jimmy: what would you scream riding a roller coaster? >> help me mama! yeah >> jimmy: help me mama a verb ending in -ing. >> running >> jimmy: running. >> keep it pg. >> jimmy: chain restaurant >> ooh church's >> tariq: come on, man >> jimmy: wow. church's [ laughter ] amount of time >> 350 seconds >> jimmy: 350 seconds. a noise you'd make lifting heavy weights. oh, that's kind of loaded question there >> a grunt unh! >> jimmy: okay name a celebrity >> david hasselhoff. [ laughter ] >> questlove: wow. [ laughter ] >> i love that guy >> jimmy: verb ending in -ing. >> spelun

numerous languages and won a number of awards in achaean earths a story of her grandfather and an uncle who was only a teenager when he died in the war. isn't interested in concepts of guilt victims and perpetrators but in the masses who didn't rise up against the nazi regime and thereby in able to its crimes the fellow travellers. firstly because they were in a majority and secondly because it's such a vague term there were some fellow travelers who helped jewish people and saved their lives but then there were others who committed horrendous atrocities and in a way they're the ones who make us most uncomfortable because they're the ones we most identify with. nora kroger takes over readers on a journey into her family's past starting with her own experience of facing hostility as a german. and the shame she felt the 1st time she met a holocaust survivor in new york put on an accent to cover up her german is. and the growing urge she felt to investigate her own family's role in the war. whenever she visited germany she would trawl through flea markets on the hunt for clues to the past

nbc bay area's melissa colorado joins us from there with reaction from oscar's mother and his uncle. >> reporter: we know it was a bullet from former b.a.r.t. police officer johan es mezerly's gun that ultimately killed oscar grant, but now the family of oscar grant is saying oscar could have died the same which that george floyd did when a separate, different officer kneeled on top of his head and his neck. and now the family is calling on the district attorney's office to reopen the case. >> oscar couldn't breathe. he announced he couldn't breathe several times. >> reporter: justice delayed is justice denied. that was the message from oscar grant's mother, wanda johnson, and grant's uncle cephus johnson today during a press conference outside of the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station. you'll recall a jury convicted former b.a.r.t. officer johan es mezlerly of involuntary manslaughter. the grant family says it was another officer on the scene, anthony perotny, who also deserves his day in court for felony murder charges because video from the scene shows pirrony kneeling on oscar's neck and

notice he didn't say crazy uncle joe, which is usually a joe. he also brought up the chinese bank account. imagine, he says about himself, if i had had a chinese bank account. what it brings us to is we've gotten numb to some of this, that this is our president, we wouldn't let him teach our kids. he's not allowed to ever have a foundation again because he stole the money. all sorts of things we've just gotten used to, and obama's there -- one of the greatest surrogates in the world reminding us just a few years ago we had a president who didn't do any of these things and did a lot of good things. you know, i was thinking last night when donald trump was in erie, he's the best surrogate for joe biden. if joe biden sent donald trump to erie to deliver pennsylvania to joe biden. but i do hope we get more of the president, the ex-president. i hope he does this close to the time of voting. last month what happened in pennsylvania was the democrats just didn't show up. they would have won if they had showed up. he said get out to vote. we have anothe

and they walked past us and my uncle frank said to my father get this kid this neighborhood. and it was not that long after that that. bridge. how much you want 38. 1000. here. but what i love about this town is. what i consider to be. people like us who go. down. nation no but everybody thought it was going to fail because he built 10000 and it is like that. coming out of the 2nd world war the idea of mass production became something that was truly a reality a. look. all new world. the idea that came to a man named bill levitt what this wind up mass produced the elements that go to make up all the auto industry does with the parts that go into a new law. when i was living there it was at a very particular moment and that was coming out of post-war trajectory and that created the need for that type of housing. retraining to that you can house for as little as $600.00 down and that $99.00 and i'm not as pretty as the federal government and was answering your market. you had the g.i. bill in thirds in construction of new homes so the whole idea is your government wants you to h

with their aunts and uncles? >> vice president pence: thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays. >> stahl: me too. >> vice president pence: and-- and i'm looking forward to it with our family. >> stahl: with a big-- with extended? >> vice president pence: i think that's a decision every american family can make based on the circumstances in their community, the vulnerability of particular family members. now, one of the things we apprehended early on is that seniors, particularly those with serious underlying health conditions, are the most at- risk-- for a serious outcome if they contract the coronavirus. and so w-- families may make a decision that-- that certain elderly family members might take a pass but i think the difference between president trump and me and some of the public voices in this debate over the last year has been we

uncle sam. >> clear the way to win the war, win the war, win the war if you want to have a better world world, better world, if you want to have a better world, you have to get out and vote we will have a better one, you have to get out and vote. (music) now we are on the right track, right track, right track, now we are on the right track, we are going to win the war. right behind the president, the president, the president, right behind the president, for 1944 (music) so go until your neighbors that go and tell your neighbors -- -- soldiers, all aboard for disability insurance, free training and education. adequate credit, decent rocketing facilities, that a fair price. >> you've got to get out and vote. >> big business, more production, trade, no pushing and no crowding. small business, protection from big business, labor, a job for everyone. full employment, full production, annual, raise security in your old age. all aboard. they are growing great big apples. if you don't want to sell the apples, start voting. >> get behind the president a if you want to win the war. weeknights thi

some relatives like mike's own aunt and uncle, were persuaded by the child.r nephew was a killer? >> i know for sure he did bonnie. he killed bonnie. the evidence was there. >> but mike also had two unlikely defenders. bonnie's mother and father. bonnie's mom had been in the room for parts of aaron's interview. although she wasn't there when the social worker said he made the most disturbing statements. he actually tells the social worker, "daddy shot mommy." >> no. no. >> and "i saw blood on her middle section." >> he made the statement. >> aaron's statement wasn't recorded, wasn't required back then. more than anything else, patty said she just didn't think mike was capable of hurting her daughter. detective robby hinson knew he couldn't make an arrest based on the statement of a 3 1/2-year-old child. it was a circumstantial case with a classic stumbling block -- there was no proof bonnie was even dead. and no body, no case? >> no body, no case. >> the case would remain a mystery, haunting both the detective and the little boy. >> an investigation stalled,

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elizabeth: but, your uncle, your uncle mitt romney is blaming the president for that, what do you sayee. i think he should call out democrats. call out the democrats. what they have done from day one, not my president. avoiding the inauguration. boycotting it. the impeachment. spying on his campaign. to nancy pelosi ripping up the state of the union. it has been vitriol from day one. they have never accepted the willed of the american people. only president trump could withstand what he has had to put up with. you know what? look what they did to brett kavanaugh. this is a democrat party with character assassination destroying our country. president trump is putting up against it and he needs to be reelected so we can stop the vitriol once and for all. >> president sounded off on a range of issues, saying democrats are quote, addicted to power. they want to punish the middle class. they will replace the american dream with a socialist nightmare. his supporters say, listen he is living up to every expectation we had of him. his actions are speaking louder than his words. we had joe bid

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back on the show and to get right to it, i'll ask you and the viewers to take a listen to how your uncle just described his covid recovery today. >> i'm feeling good. really good. i mean, perfect. and we're ready to go. i'm ready to go except the quarantine situation you have for a little while after you get tested or whatever the procedure is but i'm looking forward to doing the rallies. >> your response to that assessment and his approach? >> we haven't gotten the real story from this white house or the doctors at walter reed since the beginning of this. as far as i understand it, we still don't know when he last tested negative or his last test before the positive test, which is crucial information if you care about the well being of other human beings. so there is that. so, you know, donald is going to put the best face on this no matter what. so i don't know when we'll actually know how he's feeling or what the course of this illness has been but the fact that he's talking about holding rallies is just another endless dream of selfish acts that, you know, selfish isn't even a good e

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because it is a family owned company cloutier was trained by her father and her uncle. went on my uncle's got a sense of humor which is always important not to take things too seriously but to laugh at things because if we didn't we'd stop coming to work. with a lot less would be much fun of the was under hopes to fight wrinkles. as a ring on the my uncle's responsible for machinery and investment as well as quality control and procurement through to my father's responsible for production. which then distribute to warn us of he's my boss a step above me and he also takes care of the bookkeeping and sales. for the fatigue but more than anything else she's inherited his love for the product jack ard fabric. i love textiles or i wouldn't be working here and i also love the way they're made the textiles are just so diverse that they've become a real passion of mine devolve. power is one of the world's last remaining companies to manufacture the precious jacka fabric a firm but night cotton material with artistic patterns woven into it rather than printed on the surface. it'

your uncle jack isn't take right steps, tell him he's not thankful for thanksgiving. >> the holidays are hard enough as it is. >> no offense to any uncle jacks out there. >> also with halloween coming up. the state released halloween guidelines this week. what should we expect for trick-or-treating? >> off the bat, just because there are some guidelines surrounding halloween, anything we do to keep our kids safe, that doesn't mean we can't have a fun and special and still spooky halloween for little ones. there are a lot of things people do to celebrate. we talked about counts being different. i think the really important thing to do is look what county you're in and look what transmission rate is before you plan. have outdoor tiftsz, make sure kids are wearing a mask and the plastic masks don't count because they get holes in themselves. you can put a mask under your kid's costume. i think people just -- patients need to understand that it's up to them to set the mood there's a lot of ways to make sure this holiday is great, even with the limitations. >> well, we have a few minutes

. ♪ chief forrester lyle watts accepted "little smokey" as a gift to the state foresters and uncle sam'sexico department of game and fish. but for our little hero, that welcome in the rain was only the beginning of a new and worthwhile life. on the first sunny day, "little smokey" was presented to the national zoo in washington and became a living symbol of forest fire prevention. the kids went for the whole idea like a bear goes for honey, and "little smokey" seemed to like the new set-up, too. ♪ it was really a big occasion. senator chavez from new mexico was there to welcome his former constituent to his home in the zoo. ♪ the state foresters joined in dedicating the life of "little smokey" to the schoolchildren of america to serve as an honest-to-goodness reminder of the danger of forest fires and the need to save our forests and wildlife from destruction by fire. [chuckles] you're probably wondering if "little smokey" has lived up to all of the fine things that were planned for him. you can take my word for it, he has. you see, i had a personal invitation to visit "little smokey" a

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>> this girl in red, it is my cousin gina, uncle bill's oldest daughter. so >> so this is many years later, it looks like a runs in the family. interesting. so what you make that decision on november six, someone else made a decision on the same day. what was that? >> the board of schools said there was no requirement, no real requirement to students to salute. but that day the, school board made one. so this is what it said. that refusal to salute the flag should be regarded as an active insubordination and shall be dealt with accordingly. so as not what happened? >> exactly. >> so basically, she was expelled from school. and the reality of it was, actually, that there were many other witnesses at the same time who were being expelled. and the media took note of that fact, not only were kids being installed, but the parents were being fined. someone actually being arrested for truancy because their kids weren't attending school. of course they weren't attending because they were expelled. you see how that goes. so there was a few clippings. so the questio

she said, you are the president of the united states, you are not a creepy uncle. those were the moments that stood out to me. i think you're probably right on the policy as well. this really is the last question. there is a last debate on the calendar. it is supposed to be next week. any reporting you might have whether that debate is actually going to happen? >> it is a good question. the first debate was not good for president trump. president trump initially thought the first debate was good for him. his advisors had to tell him otherwise. moments, very few there are 18 days left. this is one moment to kind of turn the tide. if there is anyone that does not have an incentive to run out the clock, it is donald trump. at the end of the day, between the candidates, if there is one of them who wants to debate, a chance to perform better and mix it up and maybe change the momentum, it is donald trump. his team should want that debate more than biden. >> ashley parker, washington post white house reporter, thank you for coming in. have a good rest of the day. let's g

but they're not bad at name ahmed and i was visiting my uncle and pradesh up and that on the bus ride back if i saw lots of small children all on their own begging on the side of the road and your head in the company you would be back a singer teaches children how to defend themselves for years he has been working with a charity to fight child trafficking he says the pandemic has made the situation even worse but look at them aren't there but there are 50 children are in great demand as a form of cheap labor when adult migrant workers return to their villages demand for cheap labor increased. child labor is used to compensate. since the schools are closed due to the lockdown parents have been sending their children away to work. there was. this child labor was found during a raid on a bakery in delhi 15 boys were rescued from restaurant kitchens and workshops in recent months the foundation has freed more than $1000.00 children being held in slavery like conditions. signs of worsening poverty on the streets of delhi. child beggars existed even before the pandemic but now millions of m

the biggest takeaways and the moderator's crazy old uncle reference. >>> health scare. former new jersey governor chris christie says he spent a week in the icu fighting covid. what he regrets not doing. >>> loose lemur. a stolen animal from a california zoo has been found. the possible motive behind this bizarre break-in. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we're going to begin this friday morning with president trump and joe biden's separate town halls. the rivals offered different approaches to key issues including the coronavirus pandemic. the struggle to contain the outbreak comes as more than 63,000 new cases in the u.s. were reported just yesterday. that's according to johns hopkins university. that's the most in one day since late july. and the seven-day average for new cases is spiking in at least 38 states. so laura podesta is in washington. laura, what were some of the bigger takeaways from the town halls? >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. president trump is facing some criticism this morning for distorti

his uncle was a businessman, and bert, has he was known, went on to stanford.he was in the original class. in fact, stanford became probably the closest thing to a home away from home. he would be a trustee for over 50 years. he built his home there. today, it's the university's president's house. >> but in any event, he loved stanford. and he ran a business. he ran a laundry business. he ran other businesses. so he had this entrepreneurial streak in him. studied geology and engineering. met, fell in love with lou henry, also from iowa, a unique woman in many ways, the first at stanford to earn a geology degree. so they had this real respectful partnership from the beginning. >> they were intellectual equals. and the best evidence of that is, they were married in 1899, and the government of china had invited him to help develop that country's mines. and they went, they sailed, their honeymoon. they went to tientsin, where they were promptly caught up in the boxer rebellion, which was the uprising of native forces against the westerners, who for too long had, in

(chuckles) and, uh, i love that he makes my uncle mitchell happy. -aww! -ohh!regnant and you never judged me. wait a minute. what are you talking about? i thought we all found out at the same time. oh, uh... well... mitchell, you knew she was pregnant and you didn't tell me? i didn't think it was my place. anyway, who's next? "what i love about cam is..." i just wish you would have my back just once. i don't think she's been using my gift. -♪ happy birthday to cam, happy -- ♪ -stop. drop it. welcome to my world. at my birthday, all anyone cared about was weepy manny 'cause sherry broke up with him. (crying) she has a boyfriend now. way to go, lily. way to go! (sighs) (vivaldi's "four seasons" plays) ♪ how old are you? i turn 51 in, uh... this many days. ugh. my dad had a midlife crisis, too. i have a hamster at his condo. no. n-no midlife crisis. i just think you're -- you're never too old to learn. ♪ just stay away from my mom. she has a thing for losers. ♪ (breathing quickly) are you okay? should we take you to the hospital? yeah, the contractions are getting

his uncle taught at mit, i guess? his uncle was a physicist and an engineer but not an infectious disease specialist, not an epidemiologi epidemiologist. dr. atlas is telling the president what he wants to hear. they're getting a lot of people sick. fauci is not telling the president what he wants to hear. here he is talking to the white house and including the president and dr. atlas was not wearing a mask. >> were you surprised that president trump got sick? >> absolutely not. i was worried he's going to get sick when i saw him in a completely precarious situation of crowded, no separation between people and almost no body wearing a mask. when i saw that on tv, i said oh my goodness -- nothing good can come out of that. that got to be a problem and sure enough it turned out to be a super spreader event. >> given true of how many people attended the event and including chris christie came away chasing by this experience. he's taking opportunities to call on people to cover their faces and social distancing and stay a

except crazy uncle somewhere. >> president obama said trump is running america like a crazy uncle.hing like the first one. conspiracies will be flying. my. mary trump, author of "too much and never enough." great to have you, this f the perfect night to have you on, mary. thank you so much for being here. i want to give you a little of the atmospherics going into tonight. trump world has been attacking joe biden for hugging and kissing his own child, his son. this is a really sweet picture that's going around. you commented on it on twitter. i commented on it. shows him embracing his one remaining son. he already lost his one son and lost his daughter when they were children. here's the picture. john cardillo is the guy who tweeted about it. you know, he went after it. so i want to play for you donald trump with his child. one of his kids. ivanka. the way he's talked about her. can we show the tweet, though? can we show the tweet so everybody can see it? there's the tweet. all right. so people are freaking out about that. now here's donald trump. >> what's the favorite thing you ha

my dearest uncle, not only have you been a role model and inspiration to me, but the closest person ihave ever had as a real father figure. thank you for believing me, and happy father's day. kelly entered their lives. >> and she actually cut kwyour dad's hire aair and mom's hair >> we lived a few houses away from each other. >> tell me about her. >> very cute, very sweet and quiet, and when i saw kelly look at my husband with the look that i knew i was in trouble. >> what look? >> she was ga ga over my man, and i said yeah, it's over. >> she was right. dori found herself replaced by kelly the hairdresser. >> it broke my heart. i was very depressed. >> were you angry at him for a while? >> i think i was young enough that i didn't understand it. we were actually pretty close. they were married 18 years. i called her mom. >> kelly set up her new hair salon in randy's basement, and randy revelled in his new life, kelly, her kids, his kid, and the other love of his life, his harley. >> harley-davidson road king i think like '95. it was his thing, and he didn't ride it often, especially th

the to me uncle luke looking for. his good song called some fools to jerk it to me tommy be there and get lost if you were to hold. a news ahead tony lake on what i was calling you would not she. could all just a little so it was. gold medal monthly clink on its good old. you guys special not for you on your you're high you get bit by the last good luck vest you got to let me know you're good. with the make up aren't functional over the chick chick over me at home with you on meth and they don't show knocking me down. meanwhile azerbaijan's 2nd largest city of ganga has come under repeated missile attacks last week at least 13 civilians were killed and over 50 injured local war correspondent tell me were mostly dogs it was the dogs i reports. a few days after is a terrible tragedy people still come to the police here to buy one of the wiesel's croucher used to be in the apartment building just a couple of the single local solutions come here every day to commemorate those who died so result of the tragedy we can see f

are the pointedly, you president of the united states, not a crazy uncle that is out in the ether. i think you are probably right on the policy front as well. said thati know i that was the last question, but this will be. technically speaking, there is a last debate on the calendar. it is supposed to be next week. any reporting you might have on whether that debate is actually going to happen? ashley: it's a good question. the first debate was not good for president trump. i will say president trump initially thought the first debate was good for him. his advisers kind of had to tell him otherwise. this debate is one moment to sort of turn the tide. so if there's anyone who does not have an incentive to run out the clock it is donald trump. he can sort of do his, "i'm not going to do it, i'm going to do it." but at the end of the day, if there is one candidate who wants the debate, a chance to mix it up and change the momentum, it is donald trump, and his team should want that more than biden's team -- jonathan: ashley parker, thank you so much for coming on. have a good rest of y

in tongues got a mean good uncle cheese i need to know what i find out to me uncle luke looking for. his would phone call while some false digit a new tone that he needed and get off the chain with the whole book at last will wash me ditched by news i had to make on what i was calling you would not see. could all just a little twist. on the blink on it's own little. you guys fish are not for you does trust i'm your yes i get it but i asked him. got to really mean you're good. with the mekong functional of the chick chick over me and college and on meth and they don't show knocking me down. meanwhile azerbaijan 2nd largest city has come under repeated missile attacks last week more than a dozen civilians were killed and more than 50 injured as a brush on it war correspondent. reports from the area. a few days after is a terrible tragedy people still come to the place he did by one of the we still see croucher used to be in the park with the building just a couple of the single locals in the fields come here every day to commemorate those who died so results of the tragedy we can see f

then like a, then uncle, and my other uncle. then mama in may. and finally, these were the last words in her diary. all our did. only tanya is left. let us think of tanya and of the other tanyas and their brothers and sisters everywhere in russia, and china, in america, as we proudly meet our responsibilities for leadership in the world in a way where the of the great people. i ask you, my fellow americans, to join our new majority not just in the cause of winning an election, when in achieving a hope that mankind has had since the beginning of civilization. let us build a piece that our children and all the children of the world can enjoy for generations to come. [applause] weeknights this month on american history tv, we are featuring the contenders. a serious that looks at 14 presidential candidates who lost the election but had a lasting effect on u.s. politics. tonight, we feature former texas businessman ross perot, who was an independent candidate in the 1992 and 1996 presidential elections. that starts at 8 pm eastern. enjoy american hist

just returned from visiting relatives in the countryside but in a bad name ahmed i was visiting my uncle in which i pradesh on the bus ride back if i saw lots of small children all on their own begging on the side of the road heading to the company at. the back a singer teaches children how to defend themselves for years he has been working with a charity group to fight child trafficking he says the pandemic has made the situation even worse but they want their butter for 50 children are in great demand as a form of cheap labor when adult migrant workers return to their villages demand for cheap labor increased. child labor is used to compensate. since the schools are closed due to the lockdown parents have been sending their children away to work. or to go out of get there was. this child labor was found during a raid on a bakery in delhi 15 boys were rescued from restaurant kitchens and workshops in recent months the foundation has freed more than $1000.00 children being held in slavery like conditions. signs of worsening poverty on the streets of delhi. child beggars existed even befo

you're not just someone's crazy uncle. >> really?ersation we're having right now is a preview of thanksgiving dinner in a lot of american households. so crazy uncles, stand back and stand by >> that was just a taste of this weekend's "snl" cold open. spoofing the duelling presidential town halls. next weekend, adele will be hosting for the first time with musical guest h.e.r. so there's only going to be two more episodes of "snl" before election day. >> yeah. >> so, you know, depending on who wins, we're not going to see much of jim carrey or alec baldwin. >> got to pack it in now, though one more debate until then, so a lot of material for them to cover. >> oh, yeah. >>> coming up on "early today," janessa's going to have a look ahead at the week weather wise. >>> taking extracurricular to the next level how one teen created his own covid testing lab. es. dawn takes care of tough grease, wherever it shows up. scrub less, save more...with dawn. joint pain, swelling, temy psoriasis. cosentyx works on all of this. cosentyx can help you

the school there had been a decision decided by the supreme court relating to lillian's mother and uncle, were you aware of that decision? >> very much. our whole family was following the case, and like the gobitas es, we were shocked. it caused jehovah's witnesses across the country to be amazed that such a thing would happen, but our choice had been made. we continued to be loyal to our faith and our desire to please our creator an we were willing to accept the consequences. >> the consequences were the creation of kick dkingdom schoo? >> eventually. until that time we had to go to school every morning and be expelled every day from the classroom. >> gosh. >> in order that we would not be accused of being truant. so that was not very pleasant because we took the school bus to school and on the school bus they would start hitting us on the back of the head and calling us nam every description and immediately after we got off the school bus, on the school grounds before we could get to the class they would gang up on hit with sticks and stones and sometimes rocks. >> this is the gobitas