angela eagle was approached by bobby norris to talk about online hate. she suggested he launch a petition to highlight the issue. but while it's true that we have come a long way as a community in a relatively short amount of time, it's also true that these angry political times have created a backlash. there's been a spike in violence and hate crimes against the lgbt+ community in recent years, and it seems now that online abuse is spilling over into real life violence. in london a couple of weeks ago, two gay women were beaten and robbed on a bus by five teenagers for refusing to kiss each other on demand. in southampton, two women kissing in the street were injured by an object thrown at them from a passing car. in liverpool, two men were stabbed and seriously hurt in a homophobic knife attack — and one of those held for the attack in liverpool is 12 years old. the test that i give to people, especially those folks who fall foul of online abuse, sometimes accidentally, is, "would you say it in a pub"? and it's a good test, it's well worth trying. so

. >> bobby minter. >> bobby minter, human blood expert. tracking people his specialty. >> bill capps. >> bill capps, techno geek. tracks bad guys through cyber-space. happens to be a crack shot. >> james randolph. >> james randolph. ex-police department rebel. strategy his specialty. shaking things up a particular skill. >> we're the cream of the crop. and our job was to find kate waring. not finding kate was not an option. >> experience told james the best place to start was with kate herself. >> if we listen to kate, she'll tell us where she is. >> james went to the house on the battery, up the stairs, down the hall, and into kate's bedroom. >> these type cases, you have to take on the personality, and you have to see this person's world through their eyes. >> he sat there for a bit, looked around. the russian notes in kate's handwriting made sense, but why chinese paper money? and why was her brand-new prescription sitting there untouched? >> the medication in which she had gotten for a prescription was still on her dresser, unused. >>

bobby you were in your element >> jimmy: are you a big deal ina pan? >> no, nobody knew who we were, with the show, now people kind of know who we are so when we walk in they're like, "oh, tan dress me, and karamo, don't make me cry. and so things like that, and so --.ug [ laer ] >> jimmy: don't make me cry? >> yeah. that's usually what i get. >> jimmy: yeah >> "please don't make me cry." >> jimmy: do people cry when they run into you? >> oh, my gosh literally, people come up to me on the streets and immediately they'll start crying and i'm like, "nice to meet you, too." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah >> it's really sweet but i like it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, why not? >> why not >> jimmy: i love every segment of the show. each one of you do a great job, but karamo while we're talking to you - >> yeah? >> jimmy: -- is there anything you can tell our audience and like --? 'cause you're like, you get in -- you're like therapy -- for >> yes >> jimmy: -- and can you give us something that we can go out on >> yes everyone, turn to your neighbor, and sanei

bobby flay maria shriver. there's so much coming up in this half hour everybody feeling good missed a spot right there. all right. we've got all this coming up in the next half hour first, your local news and weather. >>> and a good morning to you. it's 8:26. i'm marcus washington. breaking news this morning, a live look from nbc bay area sky ranger flying over the aftermath of a fire near sfo. firefighters told us it is out. it was burning at the united airlines maintenance operations center. this is away from terminals. we also hear the fire was on the fifth floor. here's how it looked from our ground camera about 30 minutes before. we could see that thick column of smoke. firefighters say there are no injuries. we spoke with an airport spokesperson who say those operations at the airport are normal, and that the airport flights are not impacted. we still don't know how the fire started, but we have a crew there headed to the scene. we'll get the latest for you coming up on "midday." how about the traffic ar

ikes bobby's >> i don't know. >> the one with the >>avocado. i like bobby's. savannah. u, >> cilantro and basel together is brilliant. >> it is too spicy. >> spicy? >> we have to make a decision. >> worked out well. michael symon and bobby flay, the fab five, everybody, thank you so much. get these recipes, head to today.com/food. remember, the premiere of "barbecue brawl" food network tomorrow night. >> oh, new show. >> michael and bobby are back on the fourth hour to cook more delicious dishes.is first, this "today" on we are here to discuss jessie's online time. and out of respect, we will let you make the first offer. thirty minutes. wait, what? shhh. one hour. out of the question. one hour with the tablet, and my client will walk the dog. sweeten the deal by doing the dishes. one hour with the tablet, the dog will do thdishes. we got a deal. congratulations. only xfinity xfi lets you take control of your family's online time. now let's talk about getting our ears pierced. no way. why? -please. that's simple, easy, awesome. switch to xfinity and get this great offer

it's this saturday. >> and now bobby is reaching out again. he's organizing what would have been his 50th birthday party into a giant fund-raiser at the folsom street foundry south of mark. a night of dancing, free chocolate and the music of his idol, prince. >> the excitement is knowing that every dance move, every penny that you donated, everything about this party is going to these children. >> and carrying on a legacy of support started by a man some families see as a butcher, a bunny, and a local hero. >> yeah! >> is this guy terrific? >> great. >> the fund-raiser for family house is this saturday at 7:00 p.m. at the foal some street foundry in san francisco. >> that's right. and we have links and information at abc7news.com. >> check it out and get involved. this guy is terrific, what he's doing is fabulous. >>> okay, let's focus again on our weekend weather forecast. >> spencer is here with the late e6789. spencer. >> if you like warm weather you're going to like this forecast. we have mainly clear skies overnight. a little fog out over

bobby you were in your element >> jimmy: are you a big deal in japan? >> no, nobody knew who we were, which was kind of nice, because with the show, now people kind of know who we are so when we walk in they're like, "oh, tan dress me, and karamo, don't make me cry. and so things like that, and so --. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: don't make me cry? >> yeah. that's usually what i get. >> jimmy: yeah >> "please don't make me cry." >> jimmy: do people cry when they run into you? >> oh, my gosh literally, people come up to me on the streets and immediately they'll start crying and i'm like, "nice to meet you, too." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah >> it's really sweet but i like it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, why not? >> why not >> jimmy: i love every segment of the show. each one of you do a great job, but karamo while we're talking to you - >> yeah? >> jimmy: -- is there anything you can tell our audience and like --? 'cause you're like, you get in -- you're like therapy for -- >> yes >> jimmy: -- and can you give us something that we can go out on >> yes everyone

my personal objective is to get the kids so happy and excited they forget they're sick. >> bobby is a big kid himself so he knows how to play, how to amuse people. >> reporter: ceo alexandra morgan says before family house many low income parents slept in their cars or hospital waiting rooms during treatment, but here they build critical friendships with other families, cking in c with parties and games year around. it is all made possible by private donors, some wealthy, others just amazingly committed. >> and what bobby has done brilliantly for years is reach out to people who would never even know about family house. >> you've got to come. i haven't seen you in ages. >> i know. >> it is this saturday. >> reporter: now bobby is reaching out again. he has organized what would have been his 50th birthday party into a giant fundraiser at the fulsome street foundry south of market. he says it is a night of dancing, free chocolate and the music of his idol, prince. >> the excitement is knowing that every dance move, every people that you have donated, everything about this party is going

let's watch bobby riggs. lost in three straight sets. >> something broke through that day, that men had to acknowledge that just by dint of being male you weren't always better, because billie jean king kicked his ass. >> mrs. king trounced riggs in three straight sets last night. it wasn't much of a contest. billie jean savored her victory at courtside, and her fans across the country did the same. >> i like the fact that billie jean won. that the female won. >> well, the two men in my family left me alone with the match after we saw how it was going to go and watched "bonnie & clyde." but i loved every minute of it. ♪ new for summer. here for summer. arriving...this summer. it's bud light lemon tea. new for summer. new for summer. when crabe stronger...strong, with new nicorette coated ice mint. layered with flavor... it's the first and only coated nicotine lozenge. for an amazing taste... ...that outlasts your craving. new nicorette ice mint. well, now you can switch to sprint and get both an isn't it ni

. >> stephen: bobby three sticks? i had no idea. "not for nothin', but bobby three sticks is keeping an eye on big donny fish lips, head of the trump-bino crime family. rumor has it donny fish lips is in cahoots with vladdy no-shirt." ( laughter ) big, big vladdy. judiciary committee chair jerry nadler got things started, asking mueller why trump refused to sit for an interview. >> did the president refuse a request to be interviewed by you and your team? >> yes. >> and is it true you tried for more than a year to secure an interview with the president? >> yes. >> but the president still refused to sit for on interview by you and your team? >> true. true.r ) ( laughter ) >> stephen: there's no need to yell, sir. so, trump refused to sit for an interview, but mueller didn't mention that trump had an air-tight excuse. (as trump) i would've loved to sit for an interview, but i came down with a tragic case of mouth spurs. ( laughter ) ( applause ) now, one goal-- ( cheers and applause ) one goal for the democrats was to get mueller to m

once a week to bobby doing in school. the kids have a class on environmental studies. in the class the young people on things like how to properly separates trust for recycling their mortal have of the west they discovered that paper and plastic are valuable resources that can be sold for cash income from them has helped finance projects and study materials and the school through paris. busy only about recalls home has been used to all robbers says the simplest realize no says the so banking about the coming weeks know how to salt when to brute's. because of bottles and such it's good because it generates income for yeah so much happens when the content is a food they're picked up by the ngo and betterment 360 s is set up the initiative the american intentionally puts children at the center of the project. we've learned that children may not be decision makers but they're great influencers so i'll think of the example if you've ever been around a child i think we've all found ourselves doing things just to keep the peace are not to be bothered a little bit longer. to b

i haven't seen you in ages. >> i know. >> it is this saturday. >> reporter: and now bobby is reaching out again. he has organized what would have been his 50th birthday party into a giant fundraiser at the market. street foundry south of he says it is a night of dancing, free chocolate and the music of his idol, prince. >> the excitement is knowing that every dance move, every penny that you donated, everything about this party is going to these children. >> reporter: and carrying on a legacy of support started by a man some families see as a butcher, a bunny, and a local hero. >> yay! >> reporter: and that was our dan ashley reporting. >>> the fundraiser for family house is tonight at 7:00 at the fulsome street foundry in san francisco. we have links and more information on our website, abc7news.com. >>> all right. time right now 8:53. next, the giants are in milwaukee again tonight, but oracle park will still be packed with people. the singalong event happening at you should know the location of a decent bathroom.ation, my gut says, take new benefiber healthy balance. this daily sup

it is this saturday. >> oh. >> reporter: now bobby is reaching out again. he has organized what would have been his 50th birthday party into a giant fundraiser at the fulsom street foundry south of market. he says it is a night of dancing, free chocolate and the music of his idol, prince. >> the excitement is knowing that every dance move, every penny that you have donated, everything about this party is going to these children. >> reporter: and carrying on a legacy of support started by a man some families see as a butcher, a bunny and a local hero. >> hey! >> the fundraiser for family house is tonight at 7:00 at the fulsome street foundry in san francisco. we have links and more information on our website, abc7news.com. >>> next, the giants are in milwaukee again tonight but oracle park still will be packed with people. the sing-al >> welcome back, everyone. here are the winning numbers from last night's $121 million mega millions drawing. 8, 25, 38, 56, 59, 7. nobody picked all six so the jackpot rolls over to $137 million for tuesday's drawing. >>> happ

bobby siegel maths expert has told us. everyone who does not believe it, —— bobby seagull. told us. everyone who does not believe it, -- bobby seagull. some are best just believe it, -- bobby seagull. some are bestjust to say believe it, -- bobby seagull. some are best just to say that they tried to work it out my brain tried to work it out and that i stopped and had some toast. 60 minutes a day of sport for girls. what is the idea behind this? after the women's world cup, we have had names like ellen white becoming household names, so it is an opportunity to use it as a platform to encourage girls in sport. there is a skill action plan where they are saying girls should have 30 minutes a day and a 30 minutes after school. the great thing about this campaign, there is a campaign by sport england, inspired by the #thisgirl campaign. i love things like joe wicks, so i can imagine people going along to cardio during high fives. we think we would have gone past this target now? i think it is getting better because we can see from a netball team and affable team but it takes time to get

that interview was filmed just 2 days after bobby wine an m.p. an opposition leader was released from jail for protesting attacks on social media it hasn't been an easy road for wine since he was elected to parliament in 2017 there have been treason charges his driver was shot dead by security forces and he was badly injured while in military custody so why does he keep going and what does he hope to change the wine uganda member of parliament joins us now from kampala welcome back bobbie to the stream it is good to have you some headlines that i know you're very familiar with but just updating our audience for al-jazeera singur probably wind says he will run for uganda president in 2021 ugandan singer bobby wind answer run for president in 2021 the last time we spoke he didn't tell us about these plans what made you decide that you could take on that top job in uganda where we have been discussing need and remember the last and why he didn't need but we've come to a conclusion that we as a generation must challenge president museveni we're not g

does he hope to change the wine uganda member of parliament joins us now from kampala welcome back bobbie to the stream it is good to have you some headlines that i know you're very familiar with but just updating our audience for al-jazeera singur probably wind says he will run for uganda president in 2021 ugandan singer we wind answer run for president in 2021 the last time we spoke he didn't tell us about these plans what made you decide that you could take on that top job in uganda where we have been discussing need and remember the last and why he didn't need but we've come to a conclusion that we as a generation must challenge president museveni we're not going to leave anybody else but we ourselves so right now as we speak out resolved to challenge president was a guinea and my team believes that i can basically please in our generation in this cause. i think our audience are many of them as well believe that as well this is one person who writes in on twitter bobbie one can do great things to uganda and for uganda because he's one of the very few voices of the very many voiceless

bobby: on a single shift -- 21,000 pounds. lemonis: 21,000 pounds? bobby: yep. lemonis: and what can you do in a day? erica: it would take us about two weeks to do what you guys are doing today. lemonis: okay. if this company's gonna make money, i need to sell 100 pallets, not 100 boxes. jim, how are you, buddy? jim: good. how are you doing? lemonis: these are my two partners. jim: oh, i'm a hugger. erica: awe, nice to meet you. lemonis: what pelican bay provides erica is more than just a refined co-packing facility. they have years and years of experience developing the packaging, and i think erica could use the help. i'm looking for you to give them constructive feedback. jim: okay. i was a little thrown off by the packaging vehicle 'cause it reminds me of ice cream. erica: well, i initially thought that the ice cream packaging was something that was gonna disrupt the retail shelf. it's fun. it speaks flavors. it says that we're different. jim: but i think that that's gonna look really small. it's not gonna be value-added. plus, your titles are kind of small,

aw. [ purring ] ♪ >> joey bryant and bobby, otherwise known as team edge, are going to take the disneyland scavenger hunt challenge. three hours on the clock. they've got this challenges, and they've got to get as many as they can, the most points wins. this is where we discover that joey is -- >> you find a bench, sit down, make a plan. >> he's going to make a plan. the other guy is trying to get points. he got an easy one. >> you got it. >> this has nearly seven million subscribers. there's a bunch of people who know who these guys are. there's going to be a lot of selfies. worth ten points. the couples are starting. they have challenges like this particular one that bobby gets. >> got it. >> and done. >> other challenges get you to involve other people? >> can i get a high five from you? thank you. can i get a high five? perfect. no, no -- >> high five, high five, high five. getting points. joey's been thinking, made a plan. he gets 40 points. >> big joe right here. >> also sort of food challenges. you know disneyland's got the great foods. the meat lovers challenge, you got to eat a tu

we had bobby miller. katherine dees. the crux of the case was that the accusation that eddie gallagher killed an isis terrorist by stabbing him in the neck, that was a complete crock. that was total bull. there was no proof of it. the government had no physical evidence. they had a bunch of compromised navy seals whose credibility was rejected by the jury. there were a bunch of other understand differential charges, random shootings, obstruction of justice. all of this was rejected by the jury. and the jury different many different than the courtrooms you and i practiced in. a military courtroom. a court-martial is a true jury of your peers. the jury were marines and navy service members who were the rank of chief gallagher or above and who all had battlefield experience. and they saw right through this nonsense. judge jeanine: when did this crime allegedly occur? >> it allegedly occurred may 3, 2017. it was a deployment by seal team 7 to mosul, iraq. and the allegation was that there was a killing of an isis terrorist.

does he hope to change the wine uganda member of parliament joins us now from kampala welcome back bobbie to the stream it is good to have you some headlines that i know you're very familiar with but just updating our audience for al-jazeera singur probably wind says he will run for uganda president in 2021 ugandan singer bobby wind answer run for president in 2021 the last time we spoke he didn't tell us about these plans what made you decide that you could take on the top job in uganda where we have been discussing need and remember the last and why he didn't need but we've come to a conclusion that we as a generation must challenge president museveni we're not going to leave anybody else but we ourselves so right now as we speak out resolved to challenge president was a guinea and my team believes that i can base groupies in our generation in this cause . i think our audience are many of them as well believe that as well this is one person who writes in on twitter bobbie one can do great things to uganda and for uganda because he's one of the very few voices of the very many voiceless

castors joins us on the string several times over the last 2 years uganda's musician chun politician bobby why have a look at this case of him talking to al-jazeera is capturing saudi back in may. you are lucky that we are living in a generation where our moats can not be shot we shall speak the truth and we shall continue using the law as it does do stand for our rights and has a president ever reached out to you mean to talk about you know political issues to talk about how to move the country forward and things like that no he has not reached out to me and would you be willing to sit down with him to talk about what's ailing the country and what perhaps can be done better because he is the head of state i would be very glad i'm very honored to see to be the president. that interview was filmed just 2 days after but we why an m.p. an opposition leader was released from jail for protesting attacks on social media that hasn't been an easy road for wine since he was elected to parliament in 2017 there have been treason charges his driver was shot dead by security forces and he was badly inj

let's go to special agent bobby chicchicon . we heard there was a shooter taken into custody, your initial thoughts. >> so, my thoughts are, couple things, they fall into a couple different categories there could have been an altercation, the other is there could be a directed type domesticin domestt where someone came to the festival to target someone, the third is one that we jump to think about a random planned act of violence against a mass gathering of people like in las vegas, they will determine like what category this falls into. they will try to hone in physically on where shooting started within the festival that takes a loo a lot of work and simultaneous interviews of witnesses, that requires tremendous aim of manpower, and someone outside those interviews, saying what do you have, and what do you have, and mapping the festival ground, and get the witness statements and place them. and the shooter, if they were working with someone, did you see a person with them in parking lot or a vehicle or conversing with other pe

bobby kennedy was shot. i went in and she was in the hallway, and she said, i went through one, now i have to go through another one. what are we going to do? >> now john, at the age of 8, was old enough to understand. >> you can't really imagine what it would do to a young person, to have both his father and his uncle murdered in the same way. for john, i think that it made him feel that you can't waste a moment. because he didn't know how long he was going to be here. ♪ ♪ wh whatever you're craving... and whenever you're craving it... doordash has the restaurants you want. delivered to your door. r or happens to be. download doordash. the most restaurants across america. first order, $0 delivery fee. (pirate girl) ahoy!!!!! (excited squeal, giggling/panting) gotcha! (man) ah! (girl) nooooooooooooo! (man) nooooo! (girl) nooooo... (vo) quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker, and is two times more absorbent than the leading ordinary brand. (man and pirate girl) ahoy! (laughing) (v

swim, bobby, swim. shut up. they would always be bob, are you really going to take that from this guy? yes, senator. i'm not worthy. >> i was appreciative of your comments about testifying. that i will tell you that george has a selective memory. -- wereworked testifying it was true that he would complain bitterly about the tenor of some of the questions and would try to get me to smile. whereupon i would point out to george that he had been the architect of similar questions. one of those carrying the bayonets when he was staff director of the senate select committee on intelligence and we had to appear before that committee. host: what do you think about that story? >> that's quite a story. he's very tough. it reminded me of a story from the gq piece. john millar who worked with robert mueller at the fbi showed up to fbi headquarters and he was wearing cufflinks and a shirt that was a different color from the cuffs and fancy shoes and robert mueller said to him, john, what are you doing. we dressed like lawyer

bobby, good morning. what does secretary pompeo mean by behave like a normal nation. what has the u.s. done to encourage the deescalation? >> the top administration, the issue with iran is not only it behavior in the nuclear area but its behavior across the middle east and the larger world. this is a country, a regime that sponsors terrorism, that uses proxy militias in yemen and other places to attack and destabilize the entire region. there's been an effort by the trump add hrgs to set the parameters for any discussion. what president trump and pompeo have said before is that they're open to negotiations without pre conditions for the negotiations. that's not the same thing as saying there will be a deal without conditions, obviously. the interesting phrase that secretary of state pompeo used there was across a wide range of issues. the iranians in the past have said, we're not interested in talking about the other things. we'll only talk about the nuclear issue. of course, recently, they've been refusing even to do that. >> let's talk about the three countries here

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(bobby) i went to miracle-ear. (ben) but i told you to go to miracle-ear. (bobby) that's not--oh! (avo) call our toll free number today to start your 30 day risk-free trial at your locally owned miracle-ear. (deborah) i was hesitant to get the hearing aids because of my short hair, but nobody even sees them. (avo) featuring our latest technology, our hearing aids are nearly invisible, so no one will notice and they're so comfortable, you might forget you're wearing them. (grandchild) can you hear me? (ben) yeah! now i can hear my grandson again. (avo) call our toll free number today to start your 30 day risk-free trial at your locally owned miracle-ear. your 30 day risk-free trial is only the beginning. we also provide you with unlimited checkups, cleanings, and adjustments free. it's why we've been trusted for over 70 years. and we have over 1,500 locations nationwide. (wiley) i see someone new, someone happy. (bobby vo) it's really made a difference. [laughter] (avo) call our toll free number to start 30 day risk-free trial and book your free hearing evaluation at your locally o

i spoke with bobby this morning before he headed off to westminster to watch the debate. he told us what the impact of these messages has been. i mean, it's so intense, what some people think is acceptable to send people online. like you've touched upon, i have been sent death threats, people have wished cancer on me. they have told me i should have acid thrown in my face. this is literally because of my sexuality. i cannot believe... it is not until i have spoken about it that i've realised how many people are getting homophobic trolling online and i don't think it's necessarily anything to do with what i do as a profession. i think it is so rife at the moment. so many people are going through it and since speaking out about it and doing my petition, i can't believe the messages i've had from parents and others going through it. for me, today i'm in parliament. i'm sure a little bit exciting. and, fingers crossed, that can kind of make a change. that is obviously a big step you are trying to take. in terms of how you respond when these things come through, what do you do

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(bobby) i went to miracle-ear. (ben) but i told you to go to miracle-ear. (bobby) that's not--oh! (avo) call our toll free number today to start your 30 day risk-free trial at your locally owned miracle-ear. (deborah) i was hesitant to get the hearing aids because of my short hair, but nobody even sees them. (avo) featuring our latest technology, our hearing aids are nearly invisible, so no one will notice and they're so comfortable, you might forget you're wearing them. (grandchild) can you hear me? (ben) yeah! now i can hear my grandson again. (avo) call our toll free number today to start your 30 day risk-free trial at your locally owned miracle-ear. your 30 day risk-free trial is only the beginning. we also provide you with unlimited checkups, cleanings, and adjustments free. it's why we've been trusted for over 70 years. and we have over 1,500 locations nationwide. (wiley) i see someone new, someone happy. (bobby vo) it's really made a difference. [laughter] (avo) call our toll free number to start 30 day risk-free trial and book your free hearing evaluation at your locally o

three pledges, preserving the union, beating jeremy corbyn and this has gone for forest bobbies. whether he had a record in london? he shut down a few police stations. certainly those close as they have been lots of parts of the country. let's move on onto labour's woes. jeremy corbyn doesn't get of lightly. you have been sniffing around this story for some time. what was going to happen to a lot of these labour mps? this has been on these labour mps? this has been on the cards for several years but at the cards for several years but at the labour party conference last year, it was made considerably easierfor them to lodge year, it was made considerably easier for them to lodge this trigger ballot process. you had to wait and they could have done it at any point for the labour party triggering this particular process. they gave mps two weeks in order to say whether or not they were going to stand again for the next general election and if they indicated that they were going to stand again, that triggers a formal process. if the local constituents want to challenge that. it is a p

bobby swagger, puede irse. liberen al sargento. >>¡ese fue un buen tiro, senador! >>en la cara. >>¿conoce la frase, "no sabÍa si defecar o no ver? [risas] >>debiÓ ver la cara del fiscal general. >>¿les dio su sermÓn sobre la separaciÓn de poderes? "aquÍ sÓlo importa la evidencia y la verdad" y luego le dijo: "oiga, ¡pÚdrase! >>suspenda mi puro, seÑor fiscal. [risas] >>¡pÚdrase! ¡la verdad es lo que yo digo que es! debe salir del paÍs en la maÑana, rumbo a ecuador. >>hay varios problemas con los locales, nuestro personal estÁ listo para neutralizarlos, pero lo solicitan allÁ. >>se resolverÁ. >>¿lo solicitan allÁ? [disparo] >>swagger... [disparo] >>apaga la luz. [♪] trae mi auto, trae mi auto. [♪] [explosión] [♪] [ráfagas] ¡haz algo! haz algo... [♪] >>¿dÓnde estÁ? [quejidos] [♪] >>¡estÁ bajo el piso! >>¡aaah, aaah! !no! ¡aah! [ráfagas] ¡no...! [estruendo] [quejidos] [♪] [gemidos] [♪] >>no me lastimes. no tienes que matarme. de verdad. [disparo] >>maldita sea. espera. sÓlo un minuto, espera. ¿estÁs loco de remate? ¿te volviste loco

let's bring in bobby rush who's now a surrogate for harris. good to have you on, sir. >> chris, it's certainly good to be on. >> the pleasure is mine as always. and the reason that i'm working my way through that is that, when you look at the black vote here, are they still for biden? yes. but they came down. and harris had a huge pop that seems to be a nod of recognition among the african-american voters base. how do you see the change in the numbers after the debate? >> well, i think they -- senator harris really introduced herself to america, to all of america, and certainly she answered the questions that was on the minds of most americans -- most of the democratic voters and that is can she be elected? as you know, the number one priority for democrats is someone who can be elected and they want trump out. and so they're looking for a candidate who can take it to trump, who can stand toe to toe with trump, who can represent them in a meaningful and profound and strong way and that person showed up at the debate last thursday. and that per

(bobby) i went to miracle-ear. (ben) but i told you to go to miracle-ear. (bobby) that's not--oh! (avo) call our toll free number today to start your 30 day risk-free trial at your locally owned miracle-ear. (deborah) i was hesitant to get the hearing aids because of my short hair, but nobody even sees them. (avo) featuring our latest technology, our hearing aids are nearly invisible, so no one will notice and they're so comfortable, you might forget you're wearing them. (grandchild) can you hear me? (ben) yeah! now i can hear my grandson again. (avo) call our toll free number today to start your 30 day risk-free trial at your locally owned miracle-ear. your 30 day risk-free trial is only the beginning. we also provide you with unlimited checkups, cleanings, and adjustments free. it's why we've been trusted for over 70 years. and we have over 1,500 locations nationwide. (wiley) i see someone new, someone happy. (bobby vo) it's really made a difference. [laughter] (avo) call our toll free number to start 30 day risk-free trial and book your free hearing evaluation at your locally o

kaavya has been produced the business is an unlikely project in a country is set by grinding challenges bobby entrepreneurs behind the i.b.s.a. luxury foods like car via company important part in improving the nation's economy . it's a busy evening in this high end restaurant in the malagasy capital the restaurant's chef is considered one of his country's best and he's creating new recipes using malagasy caviar the 1st ever to be produced in africa. question you know. i like mixing caviar with salmon because of its mellow slightly fatty nature which doesn't distort the taste of the caviar i've added an egg on the side perfect. a liking gradients which are not too strong so the caviar is not affected only if nobody actually did that yet the caviar is processed in this factory 60 kilometers outside the capital after the cussing weighing and rinsing comes the all important step of salting the caviar. and forget if you really have to respect the 62nd time limit if not the caviar becomes soft because of the salt without it if you go over a minute you might completely ruin the eggs the. malagasy ca

(bobby) i went to miracle-ear. (ben) but i told you to go to miracle-ear. (bobby) that's not--oh! (avo) call our toll free number today to start your 30 day risk-free trial at your locally owned miracle-ear. (deborah) i was hesitant to get the hearing aids because of my short hair, but nobody even sees them. (avo) featuring our latest technology, our hearing aids are nearly invisible, so no one will notice and they're so comfortable, you might forget you're wearing them. (grandchild) can you hear me? (ben) yeah! now i can hear my grandson again. (avo) call our toll free number today to start your 30 day risk-free trial at your locally owned miracle-ear. your 30 day risk-free trial is only the beginning. we also provide you with unlimited checkups, cleanings, and adjustments free. it's why we've been trusted for over 70 years. and we have over 1,500 locations nationwide. (wiley) i see someone new, someone happy. (bobby vo) it's really made a difference. [laughter] (avo) call our toll free number to start 30 day risk-free trial and book your free hearing evaluation at your locally o

this will be an 2012, in exchange of bobby scott -- bobby using torture. >> the united states participated in waterboarding, a practice which has an international consensus constituting torture. what was the fbi participation in that practice? >> none. >> and why was the fbi not participating? is that because -- >> our guidelines, the guidelines we adopted some years ago preclude our participation. >> and did you issue an order for them not to participate in what is generally perceived to be torture? >> the guidance was make certain that we follow our guidelines when it comes to interrogation persons in our custody or the custody of others. preventedr conscience the fbi from participating in torture, is that right? >> i don't want to characterize. our guidelines precluded it and our guidance was follow guidelines. host: andrew desiderio -- host: morgan chalfant, what should we take from that exchange? guest: it is classic robert mueller from one members of congress and people who know him and worked with him say about him. he is very by the book. you can tell his language, he is very good

let's bring in congressional black caucus member, bobby rush, who is now a surrogate for harris. endorsing her as a once in a lifetime leader. good to have you on, sir. >> chris, it's certainly good to be on. >> the pleasure is mine as always. and the reason that i'm working my way through that is that, ing you know, when you look at the black vote here, are they still for biden? yes. but they came down. and harris had a huge pop that seems to be a nod of recognition among the african-american voters base. how do you see the change in the numbers after the debate? >> well, i think they -- senator harris really introduced herself to america, to all of america, and certainly she answered the questions that was on the minds of most americans -- most of the democratic voters and that is can she be elected? as you know, the number one priority for democrats is someone who can be elected and they want trump out. and so they're looking for a candidate who can take it to trump, who can stand toe to toe with trump, who can represent them in a meaningful and profound and strong way and tha

(bobby) i went to miracle-ear. (ben) but i told you to go to miracle-ear. (bobby) that's not--oh! (avo) call our toll free number today to start your 30 day risk-free trial at your locally owned miracle-ear. (deborah) i was hesitant to get the hearing aids because of my short hair, but nobody even sees them. (avo) featuring our latest technology, our hearing aids are nearly invisible, so no one will notice and they're so comfortable, you might forget you're wearing them. (grandchild) can you hear me? (ben) yeah! now i can hear my grandson again. (avo) call our toll free number today to start your 30 day risk-free trial at your locally owned miracle-ear. your 30 day risk-free trial is only the beginning. we also provide you with unlimited checkups, cleanings, and adjustments free. it's why we've been trusted for over 70 years. and we have over 1,500 locations nationwide. (wiley) i see someone new, someone happy. (bobby vo) it's really made a difference. [laughter] (avo) call our toll free number to start 30 day risk-free trial and book your free hearing evaluation at your locally o

to bobby jr high school is out for the day time to gather up the west that's ended up in the school yard in the cause of the day. don't forget to wash your hands after once no days these kids in gonna clean up the west they have produced is a motto of cause. and finally today we leave you with pictures of these very happy algerian football fans has once again good reason to celebrate a victory at the africa cup of nations their 3rd in a row seats tanzania 3 in the hole and as you can see the celebrations went on long into the night that victory took them through to the knockout round. and that is a good album because everything is africa has always to be casual stories on our website and facebook page when it's time i buy. what secrets lie behind these moves. to find out in an immersive experience and explore a fascinating board cultural heritage in science. d w world heritage 360 get. to it you'd have to get through the bundesliga break without a football thanks again. weeks of excitement emotion knocks on. its way to 90 with. the goal of the results on t.w. .