what is finland for us, this is certainly a salami sauna and finnish paper, and more recently, willy hubble finn from the features of the national hunt for our viewers, the role is certainly a cult one, but who is velikhabstel himself? and what does he think about the peculiarities of finnish morals, alexei brazhnikov talked to the main fin of russian cinema in the world of hot finnish guys captured in a cold stone. these are the heroes of the ancient epic kalevala not aging. those who have ever been to the finnish capital are familiar with the helsinki railway station. the rest of them are hardly known to the ancient epic art designed for the amateur. but everyone watches the movie, according to most russians, the hottest finnish guy knows a lot about national hunting and fishing and loves the women of russian milkers and siamese farmers very much, his name is willy hubblach, especially mr. hubbsal, they are pleased with the youth sticks and the puck. teenagers increasingly prefer the internet his 15 years. willie could easily give a couple of lessons in street fighting to three or

. >> i know they want -- >> he is talking about fulton county district attorney, vani fani willis, whos chasing notoriety over chasing cases like his son's death. >> but what about police brutality? wrong is wrong. murder is murder. crime is crime. no matter who says it and who does it. >> is that why you stand on the corner there? >> i stand on the corner there until i win this right there until she sees me every day. >> the da's office, under fani willis's predecessor, conducted an investigation into the deadly shooting and recommended that the officer be charged with felony murder. cnn reached out to fani willis 's office for an interview four times, but we never heard back. >> what do we want? >> justice! >> when do we want it? >> now! >> hills pursuit of justice may not be getting the attention he wants from the da but it has inspired others. in the last two years, hill has been joined in his weekly demonstrations by other black families who also lost their children at the hands of police. parents like anthony boykins, his 12-year-old was killed in a crash, following a pit maneuve

willie?ourse, putin now using the attack on that bridge as justification for two consecutive days of attacks on civilian targets inside ukraine. keir, just heard from president biden last night saying that he believes vladimir putin miscalculated with his war in ukraine. has putin responded to that? >> reporter: no. not directly. again, we are waiting for president putin to make a speech, but we have heard from the kremlin spokesman peskov. not a response to president biden but goals remain the same and even more relevant now. if you like, one could put it this way. russia just doubling down. he also confirms, if you like, president biden saying there were no negotiations, dmitri pes ov currently no initiatives from either the russian or american side to organize contacts at the highest level and then also has to say, something to say, dmitry peskov about those nuclear threats including the thinly vaped threats from president putin himself. dmitry peskov saying we express regret daily western

if you're cheerleading, go elsewhere, right, willie? >> yeah. if you want to ignore what elise found in her focus groups in pennsylvania or be offended by the parts that offend you, that's your decision, but some might call that white supremacist -- whistling past the political graveyard. dasha burns is live in harrisburg. a big night tonight, dasha, on a race she's been covering so closely. >> reporter: to your point, some of the questions about tonight, on the eve of debate yesterday the fetterman campaign did release a memo about what to expect tonight. and in that memo they essentially sort of tried to lower expectations for their candidate. they said, "we'll admit this isn't john's format. if we're all being honest, oz clearly comes into tuesday night with a built-in advantage." they called the circumstances of the debate unprecedented referencing the closed captioning system fetterman will be using because of the lingering auditory processing issues. they closed the memo saying that john will win this race even if he doesn't win the debate

>> reporter: hello from atlanta, willie. this is the million-dollar question for democrats -- how do they win statewide in a place like georgia? what is the right strategy to do so, particularly when it's not looking like a big blu seeing t different points of emphasis by the top to tw democrats on the ballot, stacey abrams, a candidate for governor in georgia, and raphael warnock, a candidate for senate in georgia. abrams is relying more on inspiring voters, turning out the base, registering huge amounts of people with a platform highlighting things like raising teacher pay, child care, pre-k, affordable housing in an attempt to get voters to care more about politics. warnock is trying to reach out to independents, to center-right voters, to soft republicans who voted solidly republican in places like the suburbs of atlanta, this booming area. back when the republican party was more about economics. they can't do it anymore now that the republican party, given the rise of trump, has become more about cultural things. this i

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and by the way, it's interesting that bruce willis made a deal with the company.e she found out about her diagnosis, as well as a copy of willis, she was already filming in an advertisement for a russian mobile communications provider for video with a double engineer needed to upload about 34,000 images of the actors into the neural network. and here are the fragments. we see right now on the screen, but still let's tell. uh, most importantly, the actor has already denied this information. oh , what a pity, but i just wanted to suggest that we have bruce willis as a co-host. and next week, for example, brad pitt why not? i'm just thinking about percentages didn't agree. that's why bruce vyrysy denied that information they say. yes, nothing ever screamed just and we didn't say that we will be co-hosts, yes, i would therefore it turns out that defake turned out to be a fake. but this is for now. maybe the actor will also change his mind about not even seeing him. the question is only in the amount of the contract, but more than that thanks to this technology, the be

you played... >> i played boy willie. that i am playing now is this character, doaker, who was played by carl, who was a really good friend of mine at the time. >> stephen: so this is 1987. >> oh, yeah, long time ago. long time ago. >> stephen: up at yale. now, this was-- was this play still in development? was august wilson there working on the play with y'all? >> yes. we started previews at yale, yes, he would come in with new pages during the day and we would rehearse them and learn them and do them that night. which is kind of what we are doing now, but we're not learning new things, but we're still rehearsing, because we're in previews, which means we've got to go to rehearsal all day, and then we've got to do a show at night. so we're doing twice as many shows as we're going to do when the show actually opens. so. >> stephen: what was his process like? because he's one of the greats of american theatre, of world theater-- what was that like, to work with him? >> well, you talk about the characters during the day-- a

>> that's exactly right, willie.nd cyber security experts tell nbc news they're ready for threats to the votes, but as you saw there concerns for voters and workers at the ballot box, they still persist. you'll remember this, too, from 2020. trump tried to use how long it took to count votes as a sign of something going wrong when really it was the result of multiple close races in battleground states and taking time to count every vote whether it was cast in person or by mail. just a warning that's probably going to happen again this year. election day could become election week with expected high turnout and lots of really tight races. just because we don't know a result next tuesday night doesn't mean a result is fraudulent. >> that's been a big frustration that the mail-in votes can't be counted ahead of time in many states and it does take those days and weeks where the conspiracy theories can fester. >>> coming up next here a new sunday sit down with comedian hasan minhaj, getting his break with the daily show,

willie? >> and part of the story you're watching there in arizona, as well, vaughn, is this voter intimidation or ballot box watching i guess, depending on your point of view. there's going to be a ruling from a judge today on that. what exactly is going on around the ballot boxes there in arizona? >> reporter: right. this ruling that is expected to come down from a federal judge here today is going to be significant because i would's going to hit at the heart of whether any of the individuals who have actually been engaged in these acts at these dropboxs are able to do so going forward or whether the court determines it was a form of voter intimidation but also hit at the heart of to what extent are individuals who urge these folks to come out and be these watchers or vigilantes, to what extent are those folk who is urge them come out, are they liable and able to encourage people to take part in that process. this is more than a few individuals who are rolling up to the drop boxes and watchi

willie brown, willie all cabs no longer left. by the way. okay. those medallions got pay for. he the city's sharp dressed man with his fedora. you can't miss could be seen on any given night this restaurant in the city, right? is treasury? yes. so it's great and it's great to be with see the brand new tunnel tops that such a cool spot and just to bring. >> barry back roads back. you know, it's such a sort of >> local institution for sure and missed. i i'm not going to put on the spot and ask you who is next for just savor. the moment with that, willie brown. enjoy tonight. but, you know, shout out to jerry graham and doug mcconnell who hosted very backroads from all those 85 to 2008. we're happy to have a back and we can't wait for the next one. yeah. >> thanks for showing us. you bet. thanks for watching. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> guys, i got to say i thought i had a lot of ties and i saw has that my game up. all right. we've got ourselves a blockbuster trade carolina panthers, all pro running back. christian mccaffrey, he's been traded to the san francisco forty-niners. w

talking about fulton county phony willis.ing cases like his son's death. >> what about police brutality. wrong is wrong, murder is murder, crime as crime. no matter who's doing. it >> is that why you stand on the corner right there. >> stand right here make sure they see me every day. >> under will's predecessor, conducting an investigation into the deadly shooting and recommended the officer be charged with felony murder. cnn reached out for an interview four times but we never heard back. >> what we want. ? >> the pursuit of justice might not be getting the attention once from the da but it has inspired others and in the last two years hill has been joined in his weekly demonstrations by other black families who have also lost their children at the hands of police. parents like anthony boykins, whose 12-year-old was killed in a crash following a pit maneuver by a georgia state trooper. this year the trooper involved returned to work and the incident is pending litigation. >> it's heartache. to have to even come out here and

jeffre willy does pick it up.job, and his relationship with his sons, and eventually his mind, including in scenes with his long-lost brother, played by tony-winner andre de shields. in this psychological breakdown, clarke says, she found another way into her character. >> my thing is to look after this man no matter what, because also we're dealing with mental illness as well. in a time when we're not talking about mental health. we're basically only just coming to terms with talking about mental illness now. if you kind of think about in that time -- >> so taboo. >> nowhere to turn. you know, you say to someone, i think my husband might be going crazy. the men in white coats might come and drag him off. so it's how you deal with that as well. and for me, what holds her to that is love. i don't know what to do in this situation where my man is basically losing his mind in front of me and trying to kill himself. so all i can do is love him, love him, love him. because that is the wealth of that family. jeffrey: fo

. >> i wonder, though, willie, when they have to actually start paying out billion dollar judgments, when they're going to be chased for the rest of their lives, donald trump, it's catching up to donald trump, all the things we thought he was going to get away with. all the ways we thought he was above the law. he's not. he's paying for it right now. the truth's being told. shouted from the mountain tops. i just wonder, are we finally getting to a point where there are consequences to abhorrent actions, abhorrent words. >> you certainly hope so, but i think george is right, there are always going to be people on the fringes, there's always going to be a market for something like this. the other they think to say about this judgment yesterday is it's not just the money, it's the pain and we've talked about this as we've talked about this case. the pain that alex jones and info wars have visited on these families that have unimaginable pain. children slaughtered inside a first grade classroom, they received death threats, many of them have had to move several times. they have been hara

and we'll see you whenever you're ready for. >> you can watch willie tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. then get your local news on "today in the bay" at 7:00. here's a quick look at top stories we're following right now, paul pelosi, the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi is recovering at sf general hospital this morning after being attacked in his home. late last night, we saw two suvs and a police escort leaving the hospital. we don't know for sure if speaker nancy pelosi was inside but she was spotted arriving at sf general late friday to be with her husband. police investigators say paul pelosi was attacked with a hammer in his home that he shares with the speaker. the suspect david depape tried to tie up mr. pelosi, but he somehow managed to call 911 when the suspect wasn't looking. keefe bill scott. >> families don't sign up for this. >> district attorney brooke jenkins is large depape with attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. san francisco police say david depape is actually still in the hospital this morning but when he is released he will be booked on felony c

willie. >>> back to politics, mika.university of georgia and nfl running back now the republican nominee for georgia senate herschel walker says he wants to completely ban abortion likening it to murder and claiming there should be no exceptions for rape, incest or even the life of the mother, but "the daily beast" is reporting walker urged a woman who asked not to be identified because of privacy concerns to have an abortion after she became pregnant with his child whether they were dating in 2009. the woman said she did have the procedure and that walker reimbursed her for it. according to "the daily beast" she supported her claims with a $575 receipt from the abortion clinic, a get well card from walker, and a bank deposit receipt that included an image of a signed $700 personal check from walker. "the daily beast" independently corroborated details of the claims with a close friend she told at the time and according to the woman and friend, took care of her in the days after the procedure. a lawyer representing walk

willie, you don't have to say it. by the way, the buzzer at the beginning, i was flinching every time trump said something wrong. that was me in every math class after 8th grade. what's the correct answer, joey, all bad. but should we let lemire talk on this yankees thing or not? >> let's just, again, put on the record, he was the only non-arizona resident rooting for the dbacks, this is october of 2001, remember, how you felt the days after 9/11, everyone was rooting for the yankee, except for jonathan lemire, rooting for the dbacks. >> unless you're from arizona or an active member of al qaeda, everybody else was pulling for the new york yankees. and i even think you had to be like one of the top three to be so coldhearted to be cheering against the yankees right after september 11th, but jonathan, that was you. that was you. i'm sure you were thrilled last night. >> what say you? >> i'm going to offer a contrarian view. at a time of crisis, september 11th, it taught me that i really hate the yankees, and i'm going

willis. >> jimmy: he must be impressed that indiana jones is your friend?copter? did he protect the building, the tower block, didn't christmas? no, he didn't, did he? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'll tell you why, he was flying the helicopter, that's why. >> yeah, but my dad -- >> jimmy: he made a guy get off the plane. >> he did. another special thing is i think bruce willis started to lose his hair the same time my dad did. [ laughter ] so there's an emotional -- like an emotional connection there. >> jimmy: that's interesting. they're brothers in bald. in a way. >> exactly. exactly. >> jimmy: wow. that's pretty crazy. do you stay with your parents when you're -- do you stay in your room at home? >> oh, no, no. >> jimmy: no, no? >> no, no. jimmy, man, as soon as the check cleared, got them a house. got them squared away before i got my own house. >> jimmy: you did? >> yeah, yeah, definitely. >> jimmy: that's funny. [ applause ] smart, too. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: this is a very -- i know a very busy time for you. you have two movies in theaters right now. >>

. >> willie mays changed the way the game was played. he is the most spectacular baseball player that ever played. >> oh ! i just got goosebumps! hbo max just released a traitor trailer on its documentary. >> say hey willie mays will explore his life and career . the documentary is scheduled to premier on november 8th. that is must watch tv. >> we are all going to be watching. there is something wonderful about willie mays. >> i'm going to watch the heck out of that one. [ laughter ] >> we are all going to be crying of course. all baseball documentaries. >> that will be perfect because it will be in the baseball off-season. if you are a baseball junkie, there is your fix. >>> halloween right around the corner. what's the weather going to be like? >> it's still looking good. the rain chances are going to hold off until the middle of next week. yes, we are talking about rain chances. not yet. just classing passing clouds will result in slightly cooler temperatures tomorrow. back to near normal temperatures over the weekend. the dry weather

willie? >> those details, again, on monday the "daily beast" reported in 2009 walker gave his then girlfriend nearly $600 so she could have an abortion. the woman, who requested anonymity citing privs is concerns provided a receipt from the abortion clinic and a get well soon card she says was sent by walker. the "daily beast" says it corroborated a story with the friend she told at the time. walker called it a flas flat-out lie. and in cases of rape, incest and when the life of the mother is at risk, herschel walker is against this. and the national party, anti-abortion group, rallied to the side of herschel walker. reflectively, despite details of the story and despite this woman herschel walker said he doesn't know, providing receipts and a check from herschel walker. >> well, i would say the corruption is complete, but, well, that -- that was known to americans a long time ago during donald trump's first campaign for president. what we -- this is -- it is a good sort of update. a good che

willie?outreach program that has been expanding across the country. it's one you probably never noticed, never even heard of. they're called minority outreach centers. nbc news correspondent morgan radford is doing digging into just how widespread they have become. morgan, good morning. >> good morning. that's right. they're widespread. very inconspicuous. this is a multimillion dollar project led by republican national committee. and that money isn't just going to tv ads or social media. it's also going to these physical outreach centers where people can actually go in person. and it's all part of the republican party's big picture strategy to reach minority voters, a strategy they say is working and will lead to big surprises at the polls. >> reporter: here outside of atlanta, david martinez is all dressed up for a neighborhood event. but the organizer for the local get together isn't a person, it's actually the republican national committee. so were you always involved in politics? >> no.

. >> willie's too young, but you're of age.r -- >> he is. >> always a little too clingy and cleaner and neater than matlock where the witness would confess, this, this. georgia call. somehow every time i hear it it is more damning. it is a perry mason moment where you're, like -- >> i know. >> -- here's the evidence, your honor. >> the prosecutor always hanging on to a burger or something like that. he always lost. this is the moment at which that side loses this case. >> right. >> it's not just corroborating evidence, it's trump's voice himself. >> exactly. >> again, willie, trump's voice not recorded by a left-wing activist in san francisco but a georgia secretary of state who was a trumper himself and who, by the way, even after recording him and basically getting him in a grand jury investigation, won re-election in a landslide. >> he did. and he knew he needed to record that call because he suspected that was exactly what donald trump was going to ask him to do. to his great credit, he stood in the brief to the state of ge

>> reporter: good morning, willie. as you mentioned, we saw steve bannon come in, he was heckled by members of the crowd, he gave his usual sort of commentary about having -- wanting to defeat the biden regime. you may recall he said he was going to do that at his trial. didn't work out that way. took a jury about three hours to convict him of these two counts of contempt of congress. and now he faces the music. as you mention, the justice department is really arguing to throw the book at steve bannon. they're arguing for the max here. in a new filing this morning, they take on directly this argument you need to get probation, saying that the law clearly states there's a mandatory minimum here of 30 years in jail. they also say this sentence should not be stayed pending appeal because they saban nonhas little success on appeal. but that is a real possibility that this judge will sentence bannon but stay that sentence and allow him to go free while he appeals, the question of whether he could have relied on defense of c

and so my port was willis and willis was it. my arm came. winston was my pump. so i'd go in and have chemo and then i would leave the chemo suite that i named the clubhouse because we're all in there fighting for our lives. so i leave the clubhouse with winston on me, this pump for 48 hours, and i named my pump winston from the movie how stella got her groove back. so i don't know if you've ever seen it with taye diggs. okay, so you've seen the movie and so angela bassett, so, okay, so my my pump was winston. i said this thing better give me my groove back as as as tough as it is to process all of this this chemo cocktail and all of this medicine. this is supposed to make me better. and so i named it winston. and so my husband would laugh because he said, not only do i have to sleep in the bed, winston has to sleep with us. he makes because, you know, you could hear the medicine going through. and so when it was all said and done. of course, i gave winston back because winston cost a lot of money and you have to turn winston back in. but i kept my point and i to

willie. >> nbc's jans mackey frayer from beijing.ter planes buzzing the border of south korea. nuclear tests coming down the road. this is serious business. >> it's deadly serious, and if you think about the global crisis right now, we spend virtually all of our time focused on ukraine, and quite understandably. you've got u.s., china relations that are kind of bubbling along. we had a big spike in concern there with the speaker pelosi visit, saw china encircle the island of taiwan, and we're following iran and events there very closely. here's a point there willie, what's beneath the surface, where's the shark under the water that you haven't seen in a while. that would be kim jong un and he's someone that consistently tries to get attention in all the wrong places and he's doing it now. this, i believe, is his 24th ballistic missile test record this year. we're still in the fall, obviously, and most ominously as discussed,n't done a nuclear test in a while. boy will that rattle some cages, particularly as the timing unfolds as jani

willie. we're going to be watching. >> yeah, we got a one hour debate in savannah tonight. >> raphael warnock, the senior pastor at ebenezer baptist church, and herschel walker, we'll see if he tells the story about the pregnant cows. talk about managing expectations with s.e.c. football coaches where bear bryant would say we have no chance against little sisters of the poor this week, herschel walker managing expectations saying quote, i'm not that smart, and raphael warnock is going to embarrass me at this debate. those are the words of herschel walker, expectations, management. >> jonathan lemire pointed out, he has these professional debate coaches, including presidential level debate coaches. >> you know, there's another expectations game that we have seen unfold, willie, over the past couple of days, and i think you're right, i think it's smart for herschel walker to do that, smart for his advisers to tell him to do that. we saw dasha burns great report on fetterman. we saw him reading

willie nelson bass your guest, he's interesting. >> oh, yeah, willie nelson i got to interview.s my first interview for that night, so it kind of felt nice to break the ice with willie. >> jimmy: it's different when you're interviewing somebody, because you don't typically batter them with questions when you're having a conversation. >> yeah, like a job interview. >> jimmy: somebody like willie nelson, you probably have questions for him. >> you get such finite time. i don't know how you keep these interviews on the rails most of the time. >> jimmy: you know what the hardest part is? right behind you is guillermo dressed as a cartoon character. >> oh my gosh, how are you? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's distracting. >> guillermo: she did a great job. >> jimmy: other than that, it's easy. >> thank you, you were my copilot. i really had no idea youright there. [ laughter ] you look amazing. >> jimmy: he's easy to miss, he blends right in. >> oh, yeah, totally. >> jimmy: you've been traveling around the country on tour, on a tour bus. >> on the bus, yeah. >> jimmy: with your

the bruce willis. >> willis, playing you, goes out into the dining room, over years of conversation.e this. >> wow, i love it. >> oh, no, no. oh, jeez, no one's every gone through? >> whoa. >> i'm telling you, i'd feel a lot more comfortable if you hadn't made two portions of eggs. >> this is amazing. >> and when you kill people in the film, you always have, like, some little catch phrase to do with food. like bang, check please, or how'd you like your dessert? you got to start practicing. you got to take the sunglasses off like david caruso. dinner is served. >> i go like that? >> yeah, got to put over. take em off. take em off. >> okay. >> dinner is served. >> i look at the camera? yeah? >> no, you got to look, say, pretend i'm bleeding out on the ground. >> okay, okay, fine. okay, okay. >> so, you have to put them off and then on. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> dinner is served. >> dinner is served. >> you got to put the sunglasses on. >> oh [ bleep ] >> it's called acting. ask david caruso. in a world where the price of dinner could be your life, one man, one chef stands alone. >> ben,

willie? >>> let's begin this hour in georgia, where this morning there is a new allegation against herschel walker. another woman has come forward accusing the candidate of pressuring her into having an abortion. the women appeared anonymously yesterday with her attorney, gloria allred. she claims she became involved with the former football player in 1987 while he was married and became pregnant with his child in 1993. she said walker encouraged her several times to have an abortion and she eventually went to a clinic in dallas to have the procedure but she did not go through with it, which she alleges made walker upset. she claims he then drove her to the clinic and waited outside in the parking lot for hours until she came outside. here's what she said about why she is coming forward now. >> herschel walker says she is against women having abortions. but he pressured me to have one. i am coming forward now because i saw herschel deny the allegations by another woman who claimed that she ha

. >>> willy mays changed the way the game was played. he is the most spectacular baseball player that ever played. >> following career of baseball legend and bay area icon willy mays. a look inside the new documentary. >>> good morning aviators, this is your captain speaking. >> >>> good morning. it is 6:22. thank you s■o uch or joining us for this friday eve. weekend, i see you. it is time for the morning mix. it's been 50 years since he took his last swing and now he is getting his very own documentary. >> willie mays changed the way the game was played. he is the most spectacular player that's ever played. >> hbo max just released a trailer for the latest documentary. it will explore his life and career and that includes his time on the new york giants, san francisco giants, new york mets. that documentary comes november 8. i am very much looking forward to that. >> he was at oracle about a month ago, did a surprise visit. >> 91 years old. >> when you think of baseball and the legends we have, you think of willie mays. >> 100%. >> wha

my port was willis.ston was the pump i would have chemo and then i would leave the suite which i namedh the clubhouse with winston on me for 48 hours i named him winston from the movie how stella got her groove back. so i said this thing better give me my a groove back. as tough as it is to process all of this the chemo cocktail this is supposed to make me better. not only do i have to sleep because they make noise and so when it was all said and done i gave winston back he cost a lot of money have to turn him in but i kept my port when he surgically took it out i said i need you to do whatever you need to do to sterilize it but i am taking it to the bahamas and we are throwing and the ocean to have a party it was beautiful people who did not even know me were on the boat singing singing i will survive we had a big party and me through willis overboard once i got the news i was cancer free. i named all my equipment winston gave me my groove back in willis helped out winston went back and willis is lee li

. >> in death of the salmon willy loman is a proud but beaten- down man.ng salesman laughing at allusions of his own success and that of his sons. >> a man is not a piece of fruit. >> he is not the finest character that ever lived. he is a human being. >> his wife linda desperately tries to save him. >> attention must be paid. >> in a new broadway production there is an additional reality. the loman family is black. >> attention must be paid to a person. a new richness and depth to the story. >> it is not change. the delusion is augmented. the pursuit of this american dream. this idealism. it becomes an impossibility. it is an intangible thing. he refuses to accept that. >> i think if we will do this through that perspective and that lens, for me it is important. >> a juilliard conservatory trained actor. >> those two are definitely straight up drug executions. >> as detective bob morlan on the hbo series the wire. he has gone on to many other powerful tv film and stage roles. in willy loman he takes on one of the most defining characters in theater histor

willis helped out, winston went back to do more good work. willis is living peacefully out in the ocean. >> i wanted to talk also about just early on in your career, you had to make some adjustments. your appearance looked more corporate or more acceptable. and i wanted to know when you started to find comfort in being your true authentic self. you mentioned there's one point you were about to get a promotion and you rejected it and they wanted you to change your name to cindy, no, i'm cynt. when did you like i said find confidence in your authentic self ? >> i will let you know you can't see it but i have on hunting ginger boots. that is my statement that i don't always have to be in black, that's okay but i can doother stuff to . when i first started working, i had an intention to boss, let me preface this.enmy bosses boss, every well-intentioned told me to take down my grades and get rid of my red shoes because they were too ethnic, not professional and she wanted me to have a professional look. i was on this fast track management program

winston gave me my groove back, willis did more and willis is living piecefully in the ocean. >> oh, man. and i want to talk to you a bit about early on in your career and you had to make some changes and i wanted to know when you ststarted to find comfort in tht you're about to get a promotion and you reject it had and it's spent. >> hello. >> i want to nola does it mean to be sent and when did you have the time. to excel? >> i love that question too and i love that you know you can't see it but i have on hot pink fuchsia boots right now because that's my statement that i will always have to be in black and navy blue shoes, that's okay and i can do other stuff too . i first started working for our companies like fresh out of college, 21 years old andf i had a poses, a well intentioned boss, let me preface this. a boss' boss tell me to take down my braids and get rid of my red shoes because they were too ethnic, not professional, and she wanted me to have a professional look and i was on the staff management program and she was so dialed in to making sure i was successful. in her min

. >> willie, 8.2%, obviously that's ugly. we also got news that social security payments are going to actually go up for seniors, 8.7% starting next year. that's going to be the highest hike in social security payouts to seniors since 1981. again, another effect of inflation. >> yeah. all kinds of records being set here, or at least going back more than 40 years. dom, i'm just looking through the inflation numbers, the cross tabs on what's driving this. rent is up 7.2% over the last year. that is the biggest leap since 1982, in four years. groceries up 13%. health insurance up 28%. that's the largest increase ever. these are real-world pocketbook issues that are hitting people. how much is my rent? how much does it cost to go to the grocery store? how much does it cost to take care of my own health? >> willie, to your point, you remember, we spoke about this last month and the month before with regard to why some of the optimism in some of these inflation figures, yes, is somewhat justified when you're seeing prices for thing

it is willie geist.ave been asked if they support abortion without limits and some said yes. if you look at the polling that is an extreme position. does the president and white house believe there should be abortion without limits? >> the president believes there should be a fundamental right for a woman to choose what to do with her own body and the president said this time and time again. their basic fundamental rights, access to health care, includes women across the country and expect to see is that especially college aged women, women who have had to face the very difficult choices will be reminded of this, especially during this season. it is something that we can't ever put too far behind us because we know that elections matter and congressal republicans want to take us back. i'm 52. in my lifetime, i have always known that a woman has a right to make decisions about her own body an enwhat we are seeing put foth by congressional republicans takes us back more than 50 years. >> does the president

hey willie mays was released yesterday. it will focus on his life and career in and out of baseball. the documentary features interviews with giants legends like barry bonds on marshall marshall and orlando pita. as well as hall of famers reggie jackson, broadcasters john miller and vin scully. it will be released on hbo max next month. can't wait. that's my boyhood. that's going to be great to you know, just to the legend lives on because if you don't pass along those stories the one person i still still wanna meet directly, willie. maybe you know what i'm talking i emulated juan marichal. i had the high kick. yes i would do the high kick. if i did that now , you'd have to drive me to john mirror, but but back then i would do the high kick. wow yeah , he was one of my favorite pictures for sure. uh one of my favorite times of the year is when we start to actually get some rain in here. not yet. not yet won't be until probably next tuesday wednesday, maybe into thursday's the way it's looking, but the rest of october appear

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i want to underscore what willie pointed out.ptist minister, and herschel walker is not. he is something else. so my question for serene is how can themselves that and have such a tenuous relationship with the bible, with what it actually says in the bible with what jesus actually said or did not say? i mean, all you have to do is open your bible and you can read the words and so how does that somehow get lost? >> well, i think as joe was explaining earlier, once that move was made to center abortion and the kind of theological mind game you had to play to suddenly flip in your theology, set the stage for saying, well, let's not look at the bible too closely anymore. let's not talk theology too closely, and now we have generations of people, the bible is picked up as if it's the bearer of truth, and never actually quoted because it's not in the bible. >> they don't read it. >> trump holding it upside down in front of the church. >> you know, elizabeth, what's fascinating, and i saw an article after the -- the woman from the i'll

singing i will survive and we threw willis overboard once i got the news i was cancer free.gave me my groove back and willis was a holdout but he is living peacefully in the ocean. [laughter] >> we also want to talk about early in your career you had to make some adjustments to be more acceptable and i want to know when you start to find comfort to be here to authentic self you mention there is one point you are about to get a promotion so what does it mean to be sent? >> i love that question you cannot see i have on hot pink fuchsia boots right now. that is my statement i don't always have to be in black and navy blue shoes. when i first started working 2for our company fresh out of college i had a well-intentioned boss. my bosses boss told me to take down my braids and get rid of my red shoes. they were to ethnic, not professional she wanted me to have a professional look i was under fast-track management program and she was so dialed in to make sure i was successful. in heren mind that was not a successful professional look. i went home with my older sister and my mom and

i will live mister willie brown. and welcome to bay area back roads. >> bay area back roads is back in an unfamiliar place with the most familiar face. i would never have envisioned. >> that they could do this or anything of this nature. end up being in the presidio. its the brand-new presidio tunnel tops decades in the making built on top of highway 101 right at the doorstep of the most iconic bridge in the world. is there a better view in san francisco? nope. >> nope. and i'm going to guess but this is going to be a great. weather in space. like city hall is a great win in space. take it from the guy who became married to his adopted city. willie brown moved here from a small texas town right after high school and never left. well, technically he worked in sacramento is a state lawmaker for 30 years. 15 of them as speaker. then he served 2 terms as san francisco's mayor. he was the first black prominent roles. how could we're stopped left and right on this fall day coming back in are you kidding all way? no way. do

so i do look forward to getting more supply into the market so we can see m ebbing willie brin.t their house on the market. it will cost them more money to buy a property. builders stopped building because it costs more to purchase a home and also supply chain issues and also the red tape is takes to actually get a permit approved in the market so it's a very interesting real estate market right now, something that i don't think we've seen. i think environment is completely different to 2008. what i love about mansion global, we toured these lovely mansions and people can get inspiration as far as improvements a that they could do to their homes, different trends they see in the market. i believe that's what's going to happen for the next few years, people will continue to improve their homes and stay put right now which i think they should as a real estate professional. that's what i would recommend. maria: given the backdrop and the recession that we're talking about every day, are you expecting home prices to come down even on the higher end mansions that you're referring to?

>> reporter: yeah, willie. we saw more of what we saw in ft. myers beach. this is a boat that has beens toed over. gives you the idea of the scale of devastation here. we got an up-close, rare look at sanibel island itself yesterday to see what has been done on that island. by water, we were able to see up close those images we've seen from overhead for days. the causeway wiped out, watercoursing through. once on the island, we were kept close to the docks by police, but we did see equipment being brought ashore by at&t. they had to use a small barge to get this equipment to land, and then once they made it to the docks, you could see that they had to improvise a ramp that they built by hand, essentially, to tug this vehicle onto land. that just speaks to the serious challenges right now to be able to rebuild infrastructure, what it is taking to get these islands back up to speed. obviously, there's a long road of recovery and cleanup ahead in these communities. we also saw more of the same along the way there. a boat up in the tree line. we saw houses with

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it's now called willis tower. >> brian: willis tower? named after willis?steve: i don't think so. >> ainsley: when they ask you that are in jeopardy, you will know the answer. >> steve: it will be in the form of a question. what is the willis tower? meanwhile, it is 8:03 in the 80s, 7:03 in chicago. florida reeling from the devastation caused by the hurricane as the death toll continues to climb. >> brian: hundreds of thousands of residents are still in the dark. not sure when that power will be restored. >> ainsley: so sad. look at these images. how do you been cleaned up? alexandria hoff is live down there. she is at fort myers beach. what are you hearing? what is the reaction from the people on the ground? >> reaction from people on the ground is really trying to survive where they are right now. we spoke with several people yesterday who rode this out. they were in mobile homes and got themselves into a very hard situation. a lot of hope year. nobody survived this alone. all morning long, we have seen first responder vehicles racing along this roadway b

and it was gypsy jillian willis. >> gypsy jillian willis?ght maybe it was a stripper? but anyways, my mom, with that information, with the ladies name went to my dad and confronted him. >> martin denied everything. said alexis. and then the very next day he made a curious suggestion. >> my father came to my mom and told her that she needs a facelift. >> that is, i mean, lots of women decided they want faceless but. when their husband comes and says, you need one? >> yeah. it was really out of the blue. >> the facelift. that preceded michel's death. and now, here was gypsy jillian. martin's choice for a live in nanny. someone he just happened to find. >> so she got the job. she moved into the house, and this was just a couple weeks after my mom's death. >> martin's daughter was furious. they wanted to know what other secrets their father had been keeping. they expanded their investigation. >> my sister put a blog up. and was asking anyone with any information about my father to contact her. we discovered that he had had so many different affa

i will live mister mayor willie brown.y area backroads is back in an unfamiliar place with the most familiar face. i would never have in vision. >> that they could do this or anything of this nature. end up being in the presidio, its the brand-new presidio tunnel tops decades in the making built on top of highway 101 right at the doorstep of the most iconic bridge in the world. is there a better view in san francisco? nope. >> no. and i'm going to guess ultimately. but this is going to be a great. when in space. like city hall is a great win in space. take it from the guy who became married to his adopted city. willie brown moved here from a small texas town right after high school and never left. well, technically he worked in sacramento is a state lawmaker for 30 years. 15 of them as speaker. then he served 2 terms as san francisco's mayor. he was the first black person to serve in those 2 prominent roles. could we're stopped left and right on this fall day, many coming back in are you kidding all and no way. does it bri