his rookie team is the firm underdog.w it would be a bit like turning up to a gunfight with a knife. but i'm pretty confident we might be competitive when it comes down to it. people will be surprised that are right now potentially writing us off. speed is the order of the day in today's boats. but it hasn't always been this way. the boats were graceful, the outfits, impeccable. film reel: look down her steel mast, see the beautiful lines of her hull. when the first challenge was held off the isle of wight in 1951, it was held by a schooner called america, giving the trophy its name. "1851. and though many tried, once the cup left britain that year, it never returned. britannia may rule the waves, but someone forgot to tell the crew of the ranger. fast forward to today, though, and the boats are unrecognisable. the america's cup class boats are built to a strict design role. they can reach speeds of 60 miles an hour, and are powered byjust six sailors. they're the smallest boats in the history of the cup. at just 15 metre

it is just insurgent underdog. —— labour's crowds. it isjust amazing. not that horrible man. i have come to see the horrible man because he is not horrible, he is very sensible. he is readable to people and he understands what young people want. i hear is welcome, ready to commit to the debate, with or without. i invite her to go to cambridge and debater policies and record and plans, their proposals, and let the public make up their mind. on the move but heading the other way. the prime minister will not respond to heckles or agree to those chanted demands to show her face tonight. staff at this factory in bath did try to put on the spot but uploaded when she was asked about not showing tonight. could she really love things off? look... he is upfor really love things off? look... he is up for the head—to—head debate, does this suggest you are frightened of taking him on directly?” does this suggest you are frightened of taking him on directly? i have been taking jeremy corbyn on directly every week in prime minister's questions and actually, yes, publi

his opponent rob quist, who by the way is an underdog and i would argue remains an underdog in this race, has embraced barack obama affordable care act. health care is kind of a hot button here, which is why the reporter was asking the question about it. it was a natural question to ask. i think that in the last hours of a race with this score coming out, you had a candidate who for whatever reason had no answer to that question. and the candidate should have had an answer to that question. >> it is -- you raised this point earlier of the environment now of this antipathy toward reporters and this license to just act out on it. i guess some people may feel. >> i think the fact that they put liberal journalist in the statement underscores that point. there's something almost in the eyes of some trump supporters that so-called liberal journalists are somehow subhuman or something. i have been doing this for a long time. there's always been this sort of sense of people maybe conservatives feeling journalists are a little too lineral. but it's never been the way it is now where there is such

in its166— a most unfamiliar role, that of underdog.becomes a life of section. it's very hard as a new tea m section. it's very hard as a new team to come into the cup and be in a dominant position. that is what we are aiming to achieve. i think we have certainly come a long way in the last three years. ben ainslie has previous in the cup. four years ago, he won the oldest trophy in sport with us team oracle. in a spectacular fight sport with us team oracle. in a spectacularfight back, sport with us team oracle. in a spectacular fight back, they came from 8—1 down to beat new zealand 9-8. commentator: the comeback of 2013 is complete. this sport is dubbed formula 1 on water, and on bermuda great‘s sound —— on bermuda's great sam, i got to see all the boats in action. wow, it's only when you see this close—up that you can appreciate that these are less like boats and more like planes. they are gliding over the water on foyles, and the aim is not to touch the water as much as possible, which would cause drag, and that makes them go faster

she was a war correspondent, a socialist, an advocate for prostitutes and any person who was the underdog. she was rich. she was beautiful. and she liked to dance. >> you open the book at baser. what happens? what period are we talking about? >> she is a junior and a star of the campus. hillary stanton blast is going out and women are in the tread. inez spent her teenagerane years in britain -- she goes to the president and says we will like to have a blast and she doesn't take no for an answer. she leaves one spring day, about 25 students, and faculty follow her from campus next door to the cemetery and there all these women listened to these suffrages. these 20th century women who were independent and all about freedom, agency, the ability to live meaningful lives and have personal and professional fulfillme fulfillment. >> you said she was rich. who was her family? >> her dad was john millholland and her dad grew up and a new jersey congressman mentored him and sent him off to college and he became the newspaper man and head for the american tribune american paper. he always got involv

on an earlierin date, i said donald trump was like the underdog and bernie sanders was like a big cat. really knew what he was talking about and could help the people and no one understood what i was saying. rudes not trying to be about donald trump. i was just talking about when it comes to politics, he was just a television person. as far as c-span, i would like to say that i am really happy cane i am at an age where i hear the evolution of people and what they are thinking on the television. host: what do you think about to sell aent's job replacement for the affordable care act? how do you think that is going? since there were so many people that were put out of the sayomy, if they want to that, those people should do like everyone else. just be patient and see how that works. in thehe lead story "wall street journal" is trump pushing for a vote on health care. the white house and topper publicans trying to build momentum for a new health care vote. but skepticism remain be stumbling block in that effort to undo the affordable care act. a few minutes left for open phones. democrat

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a socialist, she was an advocate for prostitutes and basically anything any person that was the underdog. she also was rich and beautiful and she liked to dance. >> host: you open the book and what period are we talking about? >> guest: 1908 and 1909 and junior ambassador to college and also a star athlete, extremely popular sort of the start of the campus. the women's suffrage movement had just gotten a joke in the u.s. because they are doing soap box and going out to the streets and of course women in the streets was quite shocking. we know the association. inez spent her teenage years in britain and they were ahead of the demonstration etc.. so she says we would like to have the women speak on the college campus and he said no. we are not here for you to be recipients of propaganda we are just here to educate you. she doesn't take no for an answer so she leaves and on one spring day about 25 students and faculty followed her from campus next door to a cemetery and bear all these wometheyare all theseo these suffragists, women who were independent and knew all about freedom, agencies,

the last one in 2014 was the skraby underdog movie that took everybody by surprise.ou had x-men days of future past and captain america, and this one snuck in as an underdog and became the top grossing superhero movie of the year. i think if you want to be nit picky, it's comedic vignettes more than a cohesive overall story line, but it doesn't matter because it's so funny. rocket, voiced by bradley cooper, has a great time making fun of one of the henchman's names. and it's hilarious. and then groot, voiced by vin diesel, steals the show. i'd say check it out. you'll have a great time. >> i loved the first one. i can't wait to see the second. let's talk another kind of theater. we can choose comedy or disco this weekend. >> right. two kind of different things. yes, if you want stand-up comedy, kevin nealon will be at the kennedy center. he was in "snl" and "happy gilmore." and tomorrow, we have gloria gainor, the disco queen who sang, "i will survive." she'll be doing a disco dance party, and the end of this two month series they've done doing. check that out. she's

she was an advocate for prostitutes and, basically, any person who was the underdog. she also was rich are. she was beautiful -- she was rich, she was beautiful and she liked to dance. [laughter] >> host: you open the book at vassar. what happened? and what period are we talking about here this. >> guest: okay. this is 1908, 1909, she's a junior at vassar college. she's also a star athlete, extremely popular. sort of the star of the campus. the women's suffrage movement has just are gotten kind of a jolt in the u.s. because harriet stanton bailiff is doing soap box going after women on the streets. we though the association. inez has spent her teenage years in britain where they're quite ahead of women suffragists in demonstrations, etc. so she goes to the president of vassar, and she says we'd like to have bailiff come speak on our college campus, and he says, no, we're not here for you to be recipients of propaganda. we're just going to educate you. she does not take no for an answer. so she leaves one spring day -- leads one spring day, about 25 students and facult

. >> we've always been an underdog in this game but it's an underdog that went from ranked fifth to fourth to third to second. i think we're in eck in neck now. >> as they enter the final lap in a race for olympic gold. jay gray, nbc news, los angeles. >>> it's easy to imagine shaquille o'neal pulling off a dunk but imagine shaq pulling you over on the road. the former basketball star is considering a job in law enforcement, maybe even politics. here's what he had to say about that. >> this is just about bringing people closer together and respected the police, the deputies and i want to be the one to bring that back, especially in the community that i serve. shaq for sheriff, back to the old school. >> that was an interview last week, apparently. shaq was sworn in as a reserve police officer in doral, florida. right now he's on honorary duty in clayton county, georgia. >> we laugh but name recognition alone, i mean come on. >> he could do it. >> this morning police are looking for a former redskins player. there is a warrant out for clinton portis. montgomery county police say he failed t

and kevin said we are not underdogs, we are defending champions.we will be honest, all season long it has been about steph curry and the worriers. and both playoff record so far, 24-1, and you had better enjoy this epic third straight massive - - appreciate and recognize the matchup. >> you are witnessing great things, great players, whoever wins this championship, they win it again next year, they still won't be appreciated. so, i appreciate it. and i am happy. and i just love great things. and i think i think we are going to do great things. >> the worriers acting head coach will go against 18 that he coached twice. he is also familiar with the current head coach. and he got $100 off him in a bed back in 1998. >> he would not take the money. i lost. for 19 years in a row he has said that i owe him $100 and every time he says that but he won't take the money. and he won't take it, i tried to pay him. >>> a crowded stadium. earthquakes, and a game against the rival, la galaxy. a header, a great pass, 1-0. victor is unlucky. 10 in the ball into his

mesmerized by the movie about a tenacious boxer, an underdog named rocky. >> my dad took me to a drive-in movie when i was 11 years old and we saw "rocky." from that moment forward i just knew it was inside of me way more than i had ever thought before that day. >> you took "rocky" as gospel. >> it is the gospel. first of all, he didn't win. rocky didn't win. people don't really think about that. it's about doing the work. it's about putting everything you have into it. if you just literally do your best at everything, that's really awe you can do. >> reporter: after his near-death experience he wokenewfwi a appreciation formportaious memory of seeing jennifer the first time you came out of the coma? >> i wanted to marry her. that's the truth. we were >> reporter: thea last 2 1/2 weeks. the damage severe. his body had shut off oxygen to his outer limbs to preserve his organs. his hands and feet were starting to necrosis and gangrene setting in. >> what doer hands? >> it feels like somebody's holding a bic lighter underneath my fingertips all day, every day. >> reporter: doctors wanted to

. >> and after three months of rehearsal rehearsals underdog david said he's just ready to rest. >> iithout the five-hour ix six-hour rehearsal days. but i'm going to miss lindsay. >> i'm going to miss the banana bread that my makeup artist makes. shout-out to you girl. >> i'll be there tonight. i'm going to try some of that banana bread. i'm going to call it between normani and rashad. but normani is going to take home the mirrorball. >>> still ahead -- >> i'm running for the president of the united states. >> what baywatch's cast thinks as dwayne johnson as president. >>> and it's so hard to say good-bye, especially when you're blake shelton. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> what he really thinks about gwen stepping aside to make room for miley and kelly on the voice. >>> closed captioning provided by -- on september 9, 2010, pg&e learned a tragic lesson we can never forget. this gas pipeline ruptured in san bruno. the explosion and fire killed eight people. pg&e was convicted of six felony charges including five violations of the u.s. pipeline safety act and obstructing an ntsb invest

. >> and after three months of rehearse ools and ten live shows, underdog david said he's >> i can honestlythe five-hour, six-hour rehearsal days. like you're just over it. but i'm going to miss lindsay. >> i'm going to miss the banana bread that my makeup artist angela makes. shout-out to you girl. >> shout-out to you. >> i'll be there tonight. i'm going to try some of that banana bread. i'm going to call it between normani and rashad. but normani is going to take thomehe mirrorball. >>> still ahead -- >> i'm running for the president of the united states. >> what "baywatch's" cast thinks about dwayne johnson as president. >>> and it's so hard to say good-bye, especially when you're blake shelton. >> oh, my god. , ohmy god. >> what he really thinks about gwen stepping aside to make room for miley and kell "y onthe voice." >> i could give a crap about helpinem by -- ♪ swinging, swaying, records playing, dancing in the street ♪ >> blake shelton went a little bit rock 'n roll, with one of his two finalists on "the voice" last night. tonight, a champion will be crowned, and, will it be the las

so he is undeniably an underdog. it is vote by mail. a lot of people votedrior to when the assault took place. at the same time, you know, again, people, this health care issue is very real. it's not just democrats that have pre-existing conditions. it is people across the board. and what they're trying to do to tens of millions of people who rely on access to quality health care is unconsciousable and indefensible. so i hope they'll take that to the polls. and people can register as we speak and i hope they get out there and register to vote. >> the reason i ask my question the way i asked it, you caught a break at the end. a candidate gets exposed to character tests. he gets exposed the last minute. the question is whether the democrats were there in time to take advantage. i know it's late here. you look at the spending advantage. the republican committee has outspent 3-1. the republican pacs has outspent the democratic pacs 16-1. your own organization would not tell us how much money you've spent but the rnc has spent almost 1 milli

. >> and after three months of rehearse ools and ten live shows, underdog david said he's just readyan honestly live without the five-hour, six-hour rehearsal days. like you're just over it. but i'm going to miss lindsay. >> i'm going to miss the banana bread that my makeup artist angela makes. shout-out to you girl. >> shout-out to you. >> i'll be there tonight. i'm going to s normani and rashad. but normani is going to take thomehe mirrorball. >>> still ahead -- >> i'm running for the president of the united states. >> what "baywatch's" cast thinks about dwayne johnson as president. >>> and it's so hard to say good-bye, especially when you're blake shelton. >> oh, my god. , ohmy god. >> what he really thinks about gwen stepping aside to make room for miley and kell "y onthe voice." >> i could give a crap about helping them. >>> closed captioning provided by -- you'busted tail.rd. and impressed the boss. maybe, it's time to be your own. transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it, america. there goes my sensitive bladder. sound familiar? then you'

warriors were underdogs then. they are not underdogs now. pete suratos for us. >> let's get a check of the forecast. it's a warriors day forecast with meteorologist kari hall. >> at 6:10, we are going to have warm temperatures today in oakland, starting out at 82 degrees as you're getting ready to head to the game, maybe just stuck in traffic. at 7:00, 7:30 will be the tip-off. it will be 72 degrees. we're dropping back to the low 60s by time you get out of the game. 63 degrees at 11:00 tonight. i'll show you the bus stop forecast coming up in three minutes. right now, mike gets you out the door with a few problem spots and a crash in the soug bay. >> we continue to follow the issue farther south on 101. most of our bay t looks great. we're showing a smooth flow of traffic. got my eyes on the dublin interchange. may be an incident nearby, but so far, no slowing showing up there. it's 101 northbound, coming out of gilroy and up to san martin, the two big rigs, i think the tractor trailers there on the shoulder, and it's blocking the slow lane

certainly energize the crowd with his surprise when, cruising -- surprise win, proving everyone loves an underdog a quick reminder of the top stories we haven't following. during lunch -- german chancellor angela merkel repeated a warning that just just that europe can no longer rely on allies like the u.s. it comes after a challenging g-7 summit and policies from the u.s. which germany say are weakening the west. the leaders of france and russia have vowed to improve relations between their countries in their first face-to-face talks. emmanuel macron and vladimir putin discussed a range of difficult issues including the war on syria. macron warned russia to expect reprisals in the event of any further chemical attacks by syrian forces. you are up-to-date on "dw news." thank you for watching. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] óóññ ♪ [theme music] ♪ [theme music] >>>ernabel demillo: welcome, i'm ernabel demillo. to kick off the holiday season we're at the american museum of natural history in f

he said he was pitching himself as the underdog, the antiestablishment figure.tween the conservatives and the labour party following the election results in midweek was not as great as the pundits had been predicting. he has suggesting the election is still react to be won. jeremy corbyn supporters are calling for a fee are hearing for him in the media. supporters are calling for a fee are hearing for him in the medial supporters are calling for a fee are hearing for him in the media. i know you are going to go off and try and grab you are going to go off and try and gmba you are going to go off and try and grab a chat withjeremy corbyn. three men have appeared in court charged with murdering a businessman who was fatally shot, allegedly during a botched burglary. 61—year—old guy hedger was killed after at least two intruders entered his home in dorset. from poole, duncan kennedy reports. it was in the early hours of last sunday morning that guy hedger was shot in his homejust outside bournemouth. he was taken to hospital and later died. the 61—year—old business

this guy, gervin is another one we'll get to but he is a underdog and an underdog with a disability butthat disability keep him on the sidelines. patch actually lost his left eye less than a year ago to inflammation. the vets tried to salvage it. they could not so he only has one eye. peripheral vision is very important to horses so they can see all the way around him so he can basically see only half of his world. now, three prior horses with one eye have raced in the kentucky derby. none have won. patch is looking to be the first. it would be quite an upset indeed. >> tell us about the horse behind you, jeanine. >> girvin is an interesting horse. he's worked up quite an appetite because he's been doing a little cross training. he had an issue about ten days ago. he developed a crack in his foot. kind of like an ingrown toenail. very, very, very painful so they couldn't train him on the racetrack. so what his trainer, joe sharp did was pulled out all the stops and took him in a s he went swimming. went in ice cold whirlpool tubs and hyperbaric chambers and back on track ready to go. >>

and in six of those he's been the underdog. to think of him as an underdog is weird to me.s a good story... you gotta have villian. and a lot of people like to pick on lebron, but he passed michael jordan last night for most points in the playoffs. but he's still the villian. gary says if his son says he doesn't want to go to the game, he'll take me. when you can share something with your son... it's great. when lebron was a kid, he said he wanted to be like michael jordan... and now he says he's just being himself. gary says if cleveland beats one of the greatest teams of all time, that puts him right there. gary says everyone is talking about lebron jordan. but too bad, it's not going to happen. (darya) if i'm talking about movies... i saw something interesting. david ortiz is trying his hand at acting... and he doesn't make a pretty woman. <"hey you like apples?""yes""i got her number, how you like them apples""you love me enough to sell your tickets, i love you enough not to let you""wow that's the sexiest thing i've ever heard in my life" > (darya) these are scenes fro

we could start as underdogs. because we won the league.l face a team that lost the possibility to play the champions league next season. and they have only this possibility, to save the season. only this possibility, to save the season. we must pay great attention, we must wait focus. for sure, tomorrow will be a tough game for both teams. but we are ready. we are ready to fight, to play a good game, to try to win the trophy. until you contain are saying they are ready to fight. they've looked so strong. we would talking before we came on air, you are saying they're playing lovely stuff at the moment. part of the season they had to grind results outcome in italian style there were not giving goals away. there was a couple of changes partway through the season. there is a game against everton which they won 5—0, which some of the footballers, dare i say barcelona, it was that special. they have been really good the last five, six, seven weeks. they've grown in confidence and played really good football. particularly that ball by matic. but

birmingham city are certainly considered the underdogs in this match, but the players have said thatday, you probably have the figure there for me, but this must be fantastic news for the sport. yes, it really does show that the women's game is going from strength to strength. i was lucky enough to be here at wembley stadium last year for what was then a record crowd, just shy of 33,000, and this time the fa is predicting more than 40,000 people. such is the growth of the women's game, when birmingham city wonder this event back in 2012 they played in front ofjust 9000 people, a remarkable rise in the last five years. children will be allowed in free to this event, so i think we can expect a very family friendly atmosphere and the game will be live across the bbc, kicking off at 5:15pm. the univision song contest is being held in ukraine this evening, with italy's entry involving a man dressed as a gorilla the strong favourites to win. lucy dressed as a gorilla the strong favourites to win. luchones will be representing the uk performing her ballot, never going to give up on you. it

but elsewhere, labour and the leader's crowds are enjoying being the insurgent underdog.0am and we're on the road in reading. this rally of people packed, waiting to hear from jeremy corbyn. it's just a case of vote for me, not that horrible man. i've come to see the horrible man because he's not horrible. he's very sensible. it's relatable to people and he understands what young people really want. their hero's welcome, ready to commit that he will debate with or without the pm. i invite her to go to cambridge and debate her policies, debate her record, debate their plans, debate their proposals, and let the public make up their mind. 0n the move, but heading the other way, the prime minister won't respond to heckles or agree to those chanted demands to show her face tonight. show your face! staff at this factory in bath did try to put her on the spot. but applauded when she was asked about not showing tonight. but could she really laugh it off? look... he's now up for a head—to—head debate. doesn't it suggest that you're frightened of taking him on directly if you don't

but, you cannot write off leicester, the tigers will relish their underdog status.nt season, but lost ‘s going on and they are one win away from twickenham. to add to that there will be an emotional angle. theircaptain, there will be an emotional angle. their captain, tom youngs has been going through a tragedy in his personal life, so no doubt his players will be desperate to perform for their skipper. he is a highly respected figure across the game. let's hear from the two bosses, first the leicester head coach who knows how tough it will be. they will have home advantage of thatis be. they will have home advantage of that is a huge advantage in knockout by. that is a huge advantage in knockout rugby. they deserve that over 22 rounds and they deserve the privilege. we will have to go and make sure we are accurate early in the game and keep as wide as we can and do the things that make us a good team. if leicester come up with a good performance, you have to put your hand up sometimes. but if we play to our potential unlike we have done for most of the season, the

he is a underdog but definitely the sentimental favorite.he wins this thing he would definitely be part of a hollywood movie. and that movie would definitely get several reboots. they would definitely pressure the studio to make an all-female version. and then that movie would definitely be a patronizing box office flop. favored to win the race. let's hope he does. [laughter] >> best of luck. i love a bolding sports book. and tomorrow is cinco de mayo celebrating mexico's battle with france in 1862. today is thursday and that marks the internet battle with myself on a daily basis. and the first shot fired which who is kennedy? and why do we care what she says? why don't you drum up some real swearing and then i will respond to your dumb question. in another individual says that topical storm scared my cat well, just pull it out by the tail. and james writes, how many markers do need. and another individual says you are smart, but not as smart as you seem. use real words next time. you are nowhere near your character limit. and doctor larry g

i would add only one thing to what they said, he always rooted for the underdog.n our business with the success is the god most people worship. while others kissed up and kicked down, roger ailes always did the opposite. he was kinder to the cleaning crew than he was two presidential candidates, i saw that. he picked fights with someone his own size, if not bigger and he was always fearless. half my friends here washed out of somewhere else. roger saw something in them, took pity, and hire them. i know because it happened to me beak and i will always be grateful for that, roger ailes, rest in peace. >> hello everyone, i'm kimberly guilfoyle, along with juan williams, jesse watters, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's not a clock in new york city and this is "the five." today, roger ailes, passed away at the age of 77, will look back at his life, his career and to share some personal stories later this hour. but first, breaking news tonigh tonight. president trump is pete speaking on camera for the first time since adjustment department decision to appoint a specia

one can see the attraction of painting yourself as the underdog in the hope that actually that wouldose council elections and male role elections across the country. for example to lose in the west midlands, an area where they hold 21 of 28 parliamentary sleaze, that kind of result must be particularly ominous for labour. -- parliamentary seats. some involved in the campaigning and people closer to the deputy leader tom watson and a litre jeremy to the deputy leader tom watson and a litrejeremy corbyn are dismayed at that result, they are worried about the marginal seats in that area. here in the east midlands there are worries as well at how safe seats that previously looked pretty safe, including leicester, and in leicestershire the conservatives increased their majority, nearby in derbyshire labour lost 19 seats. the response from those close tojeremy corbyn seems to be fourfold. first of all, it is seeing more ofjeremy corbyn, more unmediated performances, eyewear from the media more unmediated performances, eyewearfrom the media glare, more rallies like this, couple of hundred p

ford had prevailed as the underdog in the primary. this was not the end of the race for ford. he was opposed to the general election by two candidates. at one end of the political spectrum he was challenged by a republican, and on the other and by the old war horse himself, happy chandler, who is running as an independent. he always did, campaigned tirelessly highlighting the outgoing governor's unpopular five cent sales tax. he ridiculed it as nunes nickle. once again, he won the election. he was aided by capable campaign team that included future senator huddle and future governor. in office, he was highly productive. he repealed the sales tax on food, medicine, and agricultural equipment. he adopted in insurance reforms, created the first program to provide impoverished defendants with legal counsel, and assisted coal miners afflicted with black lung disease. ford reorganize state government, which had dissolved into an assortment of seemingly independent principalities. he was confronted with nearly 40 bureaucracies at the start of his turn, but consolidated them into nine

the israelis fit his image of underdogs who fought and the defense department came to him and said we can get these arms in there but we have to be careful to fly only at night because if the rest of the world sees we are arming the israelis and he said three flights a night? fly everything you have. if we was truly anti semitic like a hitler he would never have done that. it was very ugly but a part of the southern california outback where he grew up and probably a product of his father's ignorance. >> in the kennedy relationships, they were buddies and making this powerful sense about loosing that election to jfk and evolving and being outdone by a lot of the dirty tricks. instead of setting up all the disasters. talk about that. they both came in 1936. they were put on the same committee. the chamber of commerce of key port, pennsylvania had them come up and debate a labor bill and they took a train back to the washington together. they were both in the navy in the south pacific at the same time. they talked it over and thought they may have met. a friendship grew. jfk respected ni

his jacket open he said i wanted it , open to represent shift workers, blue-collar people and the underdogs. the people whose contributions to society are so important but don't get recognized. we certainly don't hear about the instances that were occurring around these guys in 1968 that led to that moment. the assassination of dr. king and how it influenced those guys to make a stand at the olympics. the strikes in maine and paris. the movement that was occurring in south africa at the time. it was apartheid. of course, the assassination of 500 students and workers in mexico city right before the olympics by the state police as they attempted to make mexico city safe for the olympic games. we see the picture but we don't hear any of the history. that is the equivalent of telling the story of the titanic and forgetting the iceberg. it is bad history. , that politics and generally bad writing as well. we may know about billie jean king's match against bobby rigs. whenever they do retrospectives of that, we don't know how deeply embedded that match was at the time. it was one of the most endu

once again, ford had prevailed as the underdog in the primary. this was not the end of the race for ford. he was opposed by two candidates, one end of the political's he was challenged by republican. on the other end by the old worlar horse himself happy chandler running as an independent. ford campaigned tirelessly highlighting outgoing governor nunn's on popular 5 cent sales tax. ford ridicule it as nunn's nickel. once again, ford won the election. in his efforts, ford was aided by a campaign team that included future governor's. worked withce, ford the state legislature to repeal the sales tax on food, medicine and agricultural equipment. he get adopted insurance reforms created the commonwealth first program to provide impoverished defendants with legal counsel and assisted coal miners afflicted with black long disease -- black lung. ford also reorganized a government which had to evolve into an assortment of independent personalities. he was confronted with 40 bureaucracies at the start of his term. but had consolidated them into nine by the

he is a underdog but definitely the sentimental favorite.he wins this thing he would definitely be part of a hollywood movie. and that movie would definitely get several reboots. they would definitely pressure the studio to make an all-female version. and then that movie would definitely be a patronizing box office flop. favored to win the race. let's hope he does. [laughter] >> best of luck. i love a bolding sports book. and tomorrow is cinco de mayo celebrating mexico's battle with france in 1862.today is thursdas the internet battle with myself on a daily basis. and the first shot fired which who is kennedy? and why do we care what she says? why don't you drum up some real swearing and then i will respond to your dumb question. in another individual says that topical storm scared my cat well, just pull it out by the tail. and james writes, how many markers do need. and another individual says you are smart, but not as smart as you seem. use real words next time. you are nowhere near your character limit. and doctor larry giving us the fin

the jazz this time on the heavy underdog. they beat the clippers in round one to get to this, the second round for the first time in many years. >> i don't mind that we're young or we're green or -- i just want us to be good and it's hard to be good against the warriors but that's what we're up against. >> reporter: the jazz have less than 48 hours to prepare for the warriors but he seems to have a good idea what they are up against. >> the most dangerous part you is can't choose. the most dangerous part, there's so many of them. >> reporter: utah showed in the first round that they have plenty of dangerous parts themselves to surround all star forward gordon hayward. >> there's teams in this league where you stop this one guy you win the game. >> right. exactly. >> they're not that team. >> reporter: while the warriors were the highest scoring team in the league, utah was 28th finding it easier to stay in tune with the smooth jazz over the cool jazz. >> playing slow doesn't necessarily ring attractive. we don't associate slo

he plays the victim it rallies the base despite the fact that he's a billionaire he's seen as the underdogtaking on the establishment. >> bob: can i get my vomit towel now? this guy is a whiner he's been a whiner all of his life he's been handed everything he's ever got he's about to fall below 30%. >> jesse: was a handed a billion dollars? >> kimberly: max petrie he was handed about 200 million by his data. a >> jesse: if you are headed what he was handed you would've lost it all. >> bob: done in atlantic city, you can't do that. it takes an idiot to lose a casino. >> kimberly: it you want about talking about obama. >> dana: media bias is all relative, with president bush, the media said he traded blood for oil and it was repeated then by other people i won't have to go into right now. trashing the media keeps people in your corner but that's about it. right now they have got to use president trump's persuasive abilities at the bully pulpit to help get his agenda through. it's politically toxic for the republicans in his voice is needed to explain to people why that bill makes sense, why

i think we've been underdogs for the whole season and the whole playoffs, so it's -- it's not hard for come into a game and give and leave everything out there. i think we're doing a pretty good job so far. >> pierre: thank you for doing this. >> thank you. >>> how much of the pens' struggle tonight were the system they were playing against in the senators. >> for example the penguins had five power plays. they bungled their way through that. >> yeah, ottawa was undisciplined. pittsburgh power play didn't come through when they needed it to. >> the senators win it on the road. we're out of time. coming up later tonight, an all-new saturday night live. with host melissa mccarthy and musical guest haim. game two of the nashville predators/anaheim ducks tomorrow. nhl gets started at 7:00 eastern. for our entire, thanks so much for watching. good night. site. it )s the second time it >> right now a massive fire erupts in the east bay at a construction site. this is the second time it happened in the past year. what the developer is saying and the impact the fire is having on people who liv

they come to town as the underdogs but lebron isn't too concerned with what the vegas odds-makers have to say. >> i only play blackjack in vegas anyways so it doesn't matter to me. >> i'm surprised, too. what is everybody talking about? are you kidding? we are the champs. we are trying to take what they took from us last year. >> reporter: i got to say it feels like the super bowl week in between with the warriors a long vacation from basketball ending in two days. those the story from at&t park. will round 2 be here tonight? we'll have the highlights at 11:00. live from at&t, i'm dennis o'donnell. back to you. >> thank you. >>> coming up in the next half- hour cal chancellor owes the university $5,000 for his gym workouts but getting it back is costing ten times that. the math that isn't adding up. >> a san jose state claims she was kidnapped at knifepoint and forced to drive to oregon. the dramatic story of her escape. >> and nancy pelosi east blunt confession about the man running our country. the word she is loath to say. ,, >>> our top story at 6:30, another money mess at cal. the