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lost in all the a-b news.....sharks captain joe thornton signed a 1-year, $2 million dollar deal with san jose...with 21 seasons under his belt....the 40-year-old decided it wasn't time to hang up the skates just yet...last season....thornton recorded 16 goals and 35 assists in 73 games played...and earlier this year....he also passed gor-dee how for ninth place on the n-h-l all-time assists list....general manager doug wilson gave his thoughts on thornton rejoining with the sharks.... (justine)up next.... we take a trip to the movies and get a sneek peak of a classic thriller... that's expected to top the charts. (justine) one big film opens in theaters this weekend. the sequel to stephen king's "it" is hoping to scare up audiences. david daniel has our preview. pop)(pennywise nat david daniel. (pennywise nat pop) "we feel a lot more confident going into this year"n-f-l football is back...the 49ers are entering the season with high hopes and a whole lot of new faces...looking to build off last year's 4-and-12 campaign. "guys are

buck's love for thornton becomes challenged by his growing desire for the wild. he begins to disappear in the forest for longer periods of time but always returns to thornton. one day, buck returns to fine thornton and his crew killed by some american means. angry, buck attacks and kills several native americans. then venture us into the forest and becomes the lead are of a wolf pack. despite being fully wild now, buck still returns to the place of thornton's death each year to mourn the loss of his best friend. so, interpretations. one, the call of the wild is often portrayed as a symbol of social darwinism. of nature read in tooth and claw surgeries vial of the fittest who breed and survive. that's what life is all about. but number two, others have interpret london's novel as representative of the cruelty of capitalism. of exploitation and fraud. the call of the wild reminds me of the late 19th century ea of the industry revolution that jack london lived under, the guild age of john d. rockefeller, carnegie, gould and jp morgan this robber barons. in london's

do you guys know who big mama thornton is? have you ever heard of big mama thornton? you should look up big mama thornton. if you are hanging out listening, you might want to listen to big mama thornton. you can go back and listen to ma rainey. you can go back and go, oh -- there are a different type of singer. you will get nina simone, but that's kind of crossing over and ma two mainstream, rainey, we have a contemporary reference even here. you need to go at some point in time and listen to miss doreen. she plays clarinet. you will begin to have an understanding of who ma rainey was. she is amazing. after her, we have joe turner's "come and gone." this premiered in 1984 and was set in 1911. which set innces, 1957 but premiered in 1987. we will talk about "fences," in just a second. he also wrote the piano lesson, .im of the ocean, radial golf and i think "clybourne park." let's talk about "fences." august wilson is influenced and in conversation with more artists than just playwrights. all of these things inform him. he stops concerning himself with white representa

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have you ever heard of big mama thornton? you should look up big mama thornton. if you are hanging out listening, you might want to listen to big mama thornton. you can go back and go ma rainey -- go back and listen to ma butwill get nina simone, nina simone is kind of crossing over into mainstream. rainy is a contemporary reference. you need to go to the corner and listen to miss. she plays clarinet. you have an understanding if you go listen and talk to mr. during. --n we have joe tourneys after her, we have joe turner's "come and gone." this premiered in 1984 and was set in 1911. finally we get to fences set in 1957 but premiered in 1987. we will talk about "fences," in just a second. he also wrote several other plays. i think "clybourne park." let's talk about "fences." august wilson is influenced and in conversation with more artists than just playwrights. i know that all of these things informed him. he stops concerning himself with white representation. he specifically begins to seek out black representation. and black art. one of the artists that he to wa

billy bob thornton is in there as well, another patient at this clinic. like chalk and cheese characters him and aaron taylor—johnson. like a father figure to him, really. the supporting cast are really good and provide the lighter moments. a lot of it is very intense and dramatic, gutsy. it felt to me like it was almost sam taylor—johnson who has previously directed fifty shades of grey, saying forget that, this is the kind of thing i really want to be making. obviously that was a big movie but not particularly critically praised. and i don't think it's something that she enjoyed that much making as a film director. this is the kind of thing she wants to be doing. this is her saying i can really do character pieces. i can do movies where the actors really have to act. intense, gritty? he is full—on method, broken and bruised, you can see him just fading away in front of you as this addict. is it a tough watch, given the subject matter? absolutely. but two things make it enjoyable. one is the acting because it is so good and two is the supporting ch

a bizarre fielding collision in the last over helped the black caps home and claire thornton was watching... ina in a match that was win or bust for the home side, sri lanka elected to bat first after winning the toss. after 79 in the first match he intent on serving plenty after himself he made sure they got their man before too much damage was done. the bowling of mitchell was punished on the way to a quickfire 37. he made his mark in other ways with a stunning catch, taking the wicket of a dangerous opponent. by the time the last ball of the innings saw a run out, sri lanka set the black caps are reachable target of 162 for victory and the series. with mutton guptil injured while fielding after unable to bat, his side slipped. the ship was steadied with tim bruce as they put on a fourth wicket stand of 109, racking up half centuries in the process. bruce was then run out by these catlike reflexes, meaning new zealand still needed seven to win off four goals. then there was the most bizarre six you are likely to see, when sattler blasted the first ball he faced into the deep, and the ba

san jose sign up their veteran center joe thornton for a 15th season. he just turned 40. life isn't over at 40. okay? signed a one-year $2 million contract. like dan's. after back to back off seasons, surgeries, rehabbing from acl, he said it was nice having a healthy summer when thornton decided to lace up the skates, the hall of famer had no doubt it would be with san jose. he joked about the negotiations. >> doug originally sent over carlson's contract and i said doug, i don't want to be greedy. i want to take that now. we kind of worked our day down to seven years and to six and doug wanted five and i said no, no, hostile, wanted four. i said no, let's go one year. i told him just you figure out your stuff first and come to me. i was in no hurry. i didn't know what he had in store so, you know, if somebody popped up and wanted to grab them, great. i just -- we talked all summer and he knew i would come back and i knew i would come back. >> it's funny. this is weird now, on may 19th, the a's and tigers have their game in detroit suspended because of rain. they resumed

thornton avenue around 6:30. flames to bad, roof fell in. no firefighters were hurt, no one was home at the time. family who lives there, happy to be alive but devastated their home is gone. >>> fighting the vaping epidemic with technology, school district moving forward to track down students who vape on campus. sergio quintana is live with the details. > reporter: the school board program, only the largest school is going to get the new detectors ashealth concerns of especially amongst young people. most vocal vaping opponents say ecigarette manufacturers are marketing to children selling flavored products. elementary and middle schoolers tell us, some vaping on campus. >> trying to hide in the field, then gave to some of they are friends. [ speaking spanish ]. >> reporter: she says they go in the bathroom and do it there. both childrens in schools in redwood city school district and board voted to install detectors in all the bathrooms. can sniff out the vapor that smoke detectors cannot. new technology and district assures parents won't

keith thornton operates the sessions like a professional kitchen? we have guys who are experienced, and literally holding a knife for the first time and dicing a vegetable for the first time. >> reporter: on the menu this day, steak, roasted vegetables, and caesar salad from veggie works and whole foods. the program doesn't just cook up food, but also hard work and teamwork. >> the greatest thing we can give these guys is just that, it's the life skills you learn the kitchen. >> i hope we have given them confidence that they feel we can move on. >> reporter: they season quentin cooks with love and care. >> they're really sincere. no matter what we've done, as long as we're willing to work hard and put our best foot forward, we know they're go doing give us an opportunity. >> reporter: students graduate after preparing a special dinner for dozens of gets and they earn a good handler's certificate. they keep track of many of the graduates who are paroled. to their knowledge, none of the program's alumni have ended up back in prison. >> i couldn't be p

it happened on thornton avenue and those flames made the roof collapse. the homes on either side were damaged. no one was injured and no one was at home at the time. >>> a man accused of setting 13 fires in the hills over milpitas over two days' time. investigators are charging 68-year-old freddie graham. they say the missouri man is responsible for starting the fires over the week including the reservoir fire which burned 128 acres. a witness says they spotted him friday and saturday. he faces 13 counts of arson along with a charge. we don't know why graham, who is from missouri, was in the bay area. >>> a school district is turning to technology to stop vaping. >> this as 11 people nationwide have died from vaping and more than 1,000 are sick. "today in the bay" is taking a closer look at this story. this is becoming a lightning rod across the country. >> reporter: kids younger and younger are using these products. that is why the redwood city d launching a new pilot program. the acting commissioner told congress that really these e-cigarettes, he says,

hugh thornton operates sessions like a professional kitchen . >> we always have guys with experience and guys who are legally holding a knife for the first time and dicing a vegetable for the first time. >> reporter: they learn to make everything from scratch . >> on this day, steak, roasted vegetables and surprise supplies , they don't just cook up food but hard work and teamwork . >> the greatest thing we can give these guys is just that. it is the life skills you learn in the kitchen. >> i like to think that maybe we have given them confidence, that they feel like we can move on . >> i think it is really -- >> reporter: jesse says lisa and lainey's season quentin cook's with love and care . >> they are sincere. no matter what we have done, as little long as we are able to work out, they will give us a best opportunity for >> reporter: students graduate after preparing a special dinner for dozens of guests and earn a food handlers certificate from the marin county health department. lisa and lainey keep track of the graduates who have paroled. to their knowledge, none of the progra

the fire on thornton avenue in the bayview forced a person inside the house to find a new place to stay overnight. thankfully no one was hurt. >>> teens are taking center stage in global movements like the recent climate strike and gun control. age is not an issue in those youth-driven demonstrations. but soon current 17-year-olds in california who are turning 18 by the general election will find their age is exactly what isin . we meet a scotts valley teen and his push to correct what he's calling a political oversight. >> reporter: ryan beam will be the first to tell you he's 17 1/2 years old. that half, not enough for the high school senior to cast a primary ballot in less than six months. >> i would be about a week too young to vote in the march 3rd primary. march 3rd primary election. that was the case for the majority of my graduating class. >> reporter: young people leading global movements, capturing the world's attention. >> you all come to us young people for hope. how dare you! >> reporter: so beam is making a push not to lower the voting age but to correct what he calls poli

if thornton is correct, there is no daylight between those kind of electors and the impermissible control and the information will control -- the impermissible control the state had here over my client. former national security advisor john bolton talks about u.s. policy toward north korea. after that, you and -- then, the heads of the democratic and republican national congressional reelection committees preview the 2020 election and key races in the u.s. house. c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, we will discuss house democrats impeachment inquiry of president trump with george mason professor and martin smith will join us to talk about a documentary on mohammad bin salman, titled "the crown prince of saudi arabia." watch at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. a,"uncer: sunday on "q and this is smith's own dance institutions peter leopold on the history and managing the u.s. economy. >> the supreme court eventually ruled a tomato is a vegetable and not a fruit because of a tariff. sort of an

san francisco firefighters put out a fire on thornton street in the bayview district during that fire a portion of the roof collapsed forcing crews to evacuate that building in all 3 homes suffered damage there nor there are no reports so far of any injuries. pick up during a police chase that happened in the east bay so fremont police officer was driving one of those new tesla patrol cars. this is just terrible timing right. video from when the new cruisers were introduced at the beginning of was so excited about it talking about how cool it is. well the chase happened near the auto zone store just offer freeman boulevard, the chase then moved to the freeway and unfortunately that's when the officer noticed that the battery was low the little low battery indicator light came on. so on the dispatch audio the officer is heard saying there 6 more miles of battery left i'm almost out he stops the chase. he says he needs to. find a charging station and they're not going to stop running while you charge up unfortunate. all right coming up next on the property news, small grapes and big fla

. >>> nhl spotlight here on sharks center joe thornton. he is coming back for a 22nd year with the league. a one-year deal. jumbo is 40 years old, so the r word, retirement, had come up, but a 15th season in san jose, too alluring. >>> addels along with rick berry here in springfield massachusetts, moments ago, enshrined into the basketball hall of fame. 60 years as player, head coach, executive and symbol of greatness to the nba. they called him the destroyer as a player. his number 16 is retired. i can remember nain -- i was living on the east coast at the time. and in those days, the nba on cbs aired at 11:30 eastern time. >> anybody who knows al knows he is one of the great institutions in the bay area. so long overdue he gets into the hall of fame. >>> the cbs evening news is coming up. >> norah o'donnell here with a preview. >>> tonight on the cbs evening news, why the cdc is urging people to stop using e- cigarettes as it representing a spike in breathing illnesses. >> plus we're in the bahamas where the death toll is rising. >> and

the partners were joe biden's son, john kerry's stepson, bank of china and the thornton group. that was owned by whitey bulger's nephew. now, that's all out there. you can look at it. if i'm wrong, i'm wrong. >> did hunter biden -- >> did i ever ask the chinese government? no. if i did that, you could say i was investigating joe biden. i'm not investigating joe biden. i fell upon joe biden in investigating how the ukrainians were conspiring with hillary clinton campaign to turnover dirty information including something for which a ukrainian was convicted. i have a solid basis for doing it. i support everything i say with affidavits. i have an affidavit here that's been online for six months that nobody bothered to read from the gentleman who was fired, victor sholken, the so-called corrupt prosecutor. the biden people say he wasn't investigating hunter biden at the time. he says under oath he was. >> i know he says -- >> we don't even know him. he must not be telling the truth. >> we know vice president biden was part of an international effort, was part of a government-wide ef

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and -- [ light laughter ] and this is a true story when billy bob thornton was on this show a couple years agoi had not seen him -- 16 years i had not seen him and i walked into his dressing room and he went, "fenced-in area." [ laughter ] so it landed with him. >> yes well, i love him oh, my god he's - >> seth: "bless the harts" is similar to this world. yes? >> yes >> seth: and is this inspired by where you came from and the people you knew? >> oh, god, yeah yeah it's all about my home town. everything i write secretly takes place in the south, which you know about like, even if its not the south, in my mind it's the south. and it also might be in the '80s the 1980s. [ light laughter ] but yeah in the vein of my southern obsession, "bless the harts" is this billy bob character it's my hometown and it's people i grew up with and it's sort of like a "king of the hill" that takes place in north carolina with female leads, lets say. >> seth: yeah. 'cause you have -- some of the voices of people heard in the clip kristen wiig, maya rudolph, the incredibly talented jillian bell >> mm-hmm

tonight billy bob thornton, from "emergence", allison tolman, and music from morgan wallen. and now, don't dawdle, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for come being ing tow and for all of the clapping in what is a major news day in the united states. the whistles are blowing in washington as speaker of the house nancy pelosi today announced that the house of representatives will launch a

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joe thornton back for his 15th season. gets a one-year for $2 million. jumbo joe had 16 goals and 35 assists last season for the sharks. abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. dan, you were checking. nothing new on you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. >>> all right. that's our report. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm dion lim. right now on jimmy kimmel, >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." festival go e-goers gather gathr to -- >> watch this sky lantern launch. >> but sparks fly. >>> mama valley does see this super mom making it all possible. theis but - >> here's where thi. >> why richard's reaching for a fast check out. >> no! no! >> come on, man! >>> people in colombia gathered to watch this sky lantern take off. they're all standing around waiting for it to go into the air. >> it goes u

and sharks captain joe thornton signed a one year million deal with the san jose sharks the 21 seasons under his belt. world said you know what it's just not time yet to hang up my skates last season thorton reported 16 goals and 35 assists in 73 games played. where this year. he also. gordie howe for 9th place the end all time assists. >>alright justine thanks a lot, let's go and take a live look outside picture, perfect view golden gate bridge, looking beautiful in the sunshine. rebecca will be along with the forecast when good morning, welcome at kron 4 news weekend love in his view from a sutro cam this morning see a little bit of everything a little bit a low lying clouds, plenty of sunshine, some blue sky. we got it all here to sort it out his or because trump. >>it's going to be a few degrees on the warmer side going to be a cool weekend overall been mild, it's been really nice yeah it's going to be another comfortable day. really around the bay it could be beautiful lots of 70's, show a right and yesterday the shot actually showed us a whole lot of clouds but today it's nice an

then i have cheryl thornton. >> good morning. i work for the department of public health. i have worked in district 10 for the department of public health for 28 years. now, i am at southeast health center. transportation barriers are sited as barriers to healthcare access. they do lay care and miss or delay medication use. these may lead to poor management of chronic illness and that is poor health outcomes. transportation is necessary for medication access particularly for those with chronic disease. chronic disease can require a limb visit and medication and access. change to evidence based care. without transportation and intervention results, it may lead to lack of appropriate medical treatment or unmet health care needs which can accumulate and worsen the healthcare outcomes. many studies identified transport barriers with lead to early death with those with chronic disease. in addition the prices have risen. they are up to $3 per ride. the rides provide a transfer good for 120 minutes. if they are out of the patient's control the patient has to pay another $3. their

over on the fremont side, as you get off the bridge and head towards the thornton exit, there may be a crash over in the bushes. crews should arrive. no injuries reported there. 680 there, merged coming out of the area. we have reports of someone going into the bushes over there. but overall, we'll show you the toll plaza. the meetering lights should be turned on. >>> coming up, sea levels rising as we continue our climate in crisis series. why experts say thousands of homes across the bay area literally will be under water. >>> plus too costly to live, teachers in the south bay say they don't make muff to pay their rent. what's being done to find a solution. you're watching today in the bay. ♪ are you ready? ♪ are you ready for some fun? ♪ ♪ ♪ are you ready? ♪ we can't stop, we've only just begun. ♪ ♪ ♪ oooooooooo... ♪ i'll show you something ♪ neeeeeewwww. ♪ i'll show you something, i'll show you something... ♪ ♪ neeeeeewwww. ♪ and out of respect, we will let you make the first offer. thirty minutes. thirty minutes? objection! overruled. one hour. swee

next week we are at it with billy bob thornton, cobie smulders, viola davis, freddie highmore, allison tolman, christian slater and the cast of "charlie's angels," elizabeth banks, kristen stewart, naomi scott and ella balinska. plus music from cage the elephant, morgan wallen, james blake, and gary clark jr. a new edition of "mean tweets." and guillermo's exclusive report. back-to-back at the emmy awards. so it's going to be a great week. for eight magical, sister-humping seasons, our first guest played one of the best characters on one of the best shows ever. "game of thrones" received a record-setting 32 emmy nominations this year, including one for best supporting actor. please welcome the former jaime lannister, nikolaj coster-waldau. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: so what's going to happen next season on "game of thrones"? you can tell us now. >> yes. >> jimmy: still sworn to secrecy. >> still sworn to secrecy, yes. >> jimmy: is it just me, or does the finale seem like five years ago. >> it seems like it. >> jimmy: we saw it in may? >> yea

>> chris: i have one less question to ask you and i do want to put this on -- >> stephen: while thornton about china? >> chris: here is the prosecutor general of ukraine for three years, including the period during which president trump spoke with president zelensky in july of 2019. here he is this week. take a look. >> i don't know any violation of ukrainian law -- once again, ukrainian law, by biden and biden jr. >> chris: he was the prosecutor general at the time the president called the ukrainian president -- says joe biden and his son did nothing wrong. >> chris: if you're going to use them as a witness you have to also analogies made incredibly damning allegations against ukraine and the government involving the origins of the 2016 russian collusion experience e. if you're going to use a witness you have to take all of it are none of it. you can't pick and choose, it's not a buffet. >> chris: okay, but i guess the point is if he is clearly saying those things about ukraine and the 2016 election, he's not carrying water for joe biden, he says joe biden -- you can't pick or choose ei

thornton back in teal for the season. he recently turned 40 years old. it is a one-year deal for $2 million. jumbo joe had 16 goals and 35 assists last season. still productive toward the end of his career. that's a wrap positive morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> thank you, larry. >>> getting a check now on the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> hey, jobina, good morning to you. do you feel like a little fall today? well, it is certainly in the air as we look and feel the gusty winds. we will see the clouds, so they're not going to totally clear today, and it is going to get quite brisk. in fact, windy along the shoreline. the reason for that, a system passing through later on this afternoon, allowing for the changes. as we look at our highlights you will notice that we're going to see not only the cooler weather today but it is going to stay with us for the next couple of days. here is a look from our exploratorium camera, the "shark tank" there. noticing that it is dark out there. not lookin

all lanes open after a car fire in fremont 80 north at thornton that still wrapping up clearing from the 2 left lanes but causing some heavy traffic before and after the scene and keeping your southbound drive pretty tied to even though it's opposite side, it's still attracting a lot of attention so 52 minutes rolling south from to 38 to 2.37 and then 24 we're down to 22 minutes from crockett to the maze, the nets 28 minutes, san leandro to oakland james. >>all right. thank you very much coming up on the problem news debate in one east bay city over a plan to build more than 2000 homes something very desperately needs but everybody is thrilled about the idea will explain why. >>when the next big quake kids. more you'll increase your love from retro fit in your head, wall is what we're worried about collapse to occur early warning system of week has started you're about to get a quick preparedness kits sold all in one place that you're ready to go and the theory is most dangerous polls kron 4 is giving you the tools you need for surviving the big one. >>still there although the front

tomorrow night, billy bob thornton and allison tolman will be here, with music from morgan wallen. and later this week, cobie smulders, viola davis, christian slater, vice president joe biden will be with us. we'll have music from james blake and gary clark jr. too. and i have a major announcement to make and i will announce it now. on october 21st we touch down in brooklyn, new york for a week of shows from the brooklyn academy of music. if you live in brooklyn or would like to join us there, you have first crack at tickets right now. go to kimmelinbrooklyn.com. the tickets are free, and we would love to see you there. [ cheers and applause ] our first guests tonight are following in the 24 footsteps of 12 previous angels fighting international crime while dressed exceptionally well. "charlie's angels" opens in theatres november 15th. please welcome kristen stewart, naomi scott, and ella balinska. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ our first look at "charlie's angels." >> here we are. >> jimmy: i wonder if -- for me "charlie's angels" is a really big thing because like -- i think it trig

this happened on thornton avenue. those flames eventually made the roof llapse alsoomes on either side were damaged. but no one was injured and no one was home at the time of the fire. >>> we are learning more about a man who started 13 fires in two days. investigators are charging this man, freddie graham. they say the man is from missouri and that he is responsible for starting those fires over the weekend, that includes the reservoir fire which burned 128 acres. a witness said they spotted graham on friday and saturday. firefighters saw him in the same area. he faces 13 counts of arson along with a charge of starting fires during a state of emergency. we don't know why graham, who is from missouri, is in the area. >>> a bay area school district is turning to technology to combat vaping. >> 11 people have died nationwide from vaping, and more than 1,000 are sick. roz, parents are wondering what are the schools doing to make sure kids aren't doing it at school? >> reporter: we have a new pilot program launched by the

. >>> in a week, joe thornton back in teal for his 15th season. the future hall of famer recently turned 40 years old. it is a one-year deal fr $2 million. jumbo joe had 16 goals and 35 assists last season. still productive toward the end of his career. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> all right. we're going to stay on top of that antonio brown situation for you all. >>> now we're going to check in with the weather with meteorologist lisa argen who is here, and things seem a little cloudy behind you there. >> that's right. and we are in the east bay. this is walnut creek where we're starting with the cloud cover. just down the road in concord, beginning to see some sunshine although, you know, when we get that on-shore flow all the way into our inland valleys, it will be a cooler afternoon for you. we had that yesterday. the trend continues today. as we look at the next several days, we're starting out with these winds in the upper elevations that work their way down to the surface, creating the

common with harriet tubman is that she and tubman and also a woman from philadelphia named charlotte thornton are all examples of african-american women who were living in the north who went south during the civil war to participate in kind of helping in the transition from slavery to freedom. and so in the case of harriet jacobs she ended up in alexandria, virginia working with slaves who had escaped from maryland and virginia and had come into alexandria and it was occupied by u.s. military forces at that point. and jacobs was involved in kind of hospital work and relief work, working with a white woman named julia wilbur. there's a lot of correspondence regarding their friendship and what was going on in alexandria at that time. it's pretty well documented and it's really interesting, again, to see this is a multifaceted person. she had a lot of connections in the anti-slavery movement by the time she made it to the north and at the same time was doing this friedman's relief work in the south and in alexandria. later in life she moved to washington, d.c. and ended up there. so -- >> i thin

billy bob thornton is in there as well, another patient at this clinic. like chalk and cheese characters him and aaron taylor—johnson. like a father figure to him, really. the supporting cast are really good and provide the lighter moments. a lot of it is very intense and dramatic, gutsy. it felt to me like it was almost sam taylor—johnson who has previously directed fifty shades of grey, saying forget that, this is the kind of thing i really want to be making. obviously that was a big movie but not particularly critically praised. and i don't think it's something that she enjoyed that much making as a film director. this is the kind of thing she wants to be doing. this is her saying i can really do character pieces. i can do movies where the actors really have to act. intense, gritty? he is full—on method, broken and bruised, you can see him just fading away in front of you as this addict. is it a tough watch, given the subject matter? absolutely. but two things make it enjoyable. one is the acting because it is so good and two is the supporting ch

they were went up, however the american they are playing against including well number three alexi thornton have pulled that back to old square, georgia hall, a word from her. for down in her match but they have now just from her. for down in her match but they have nowjust pulled it back to all square. in that final match it is america ten. if it was to finish 110w is america ten. if it was to finish now come it will be seven and a half to eight and a half. things are turning quickly here. just like the weather. thank you, sarah. we look forward to the final day tomorrow. very exciting. there's been more success for frankie dettori this afternoon. he rode the favourite logician to victory in the final classic of the flat race season — the famous st leger at doncaster. the win maintains logician‘s unbeaten record — which now stretches to five successive victories. primoz roglic will, baring accident or misfortune, win cycling's final grand tour of the year, the vuelta a espana. the slovenian finished fifth on today's penultimate stage, which was enough to secure the leader's red jerse

the soldier who "wrote" this letter is thornton sexton, born 1832, from ashe county, north carolina, serving as a private in the 37th north carolina. now, i say he "wrote" it because he is perfectly illiterate. what he did is he got one of his buddies who was a little more literate to write this letter for him because he is desperate. whoever wrote the letter, right, does not know how to spell "here" or "dead" or "news" or "write" or "quick" or "any" or "mail." but sexton was his buddy and they were desperate. i think we have to treat sexton's condition seriously. can you imagine how helpless it would feel? he does not know if his dad is dead. he doesn't know if his sister is dead. he does not know how to get a letter to them. that is a different kind of helplessness than i think we commonly recognize because we can get any answer to anything. i could call my son right now. he wouldn't answer, but i could. we can google anything in a nanosecond. we have information and people at our fingertips. we close distances like magic but they are far away, very remote, and often under duress.

yo thornton back in teal for the 15th season. he recently turned 40 years old, a one-year deal for $2 million. he had 16 goals and 35 assists last season, still productive toward the end of his career. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >>> all right. we will stay on top of the antonio brown story for you. next up, a celebration now in its 29th year. what you can expect at this weekend's autumn moon come try my really big chicken two patties for $4.99, or three for $5.99, or four for $6.99. that's an amazing deal, jack! hey, thanks, stanley. ow. ...wait, what's happening? stanley! you're deflating! hold me, jack! only at jack in the box. your but as you get older,hing. it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. pr

more on today's fed decision, let's bring in david zervos, paul mccauley and chief economist at grant thornton and lori rbc capital markets. good afternoon to you all. paul, what's why your takeaway from the decision? >> it was very animated. >> i know. >> i think chair powell did a really good job. it was a difficult thing for him to do. the fact that the market hasn't moved much at all today, a sign of communication, the fed had to ease today because the market was prepped for it in every regard and i think he explained it very well but the fundamental issue at the fed right now is they're making policy without a robust reaction function that is the real difficult thing. and they're doing the strategic review it's wonderful to see him highlighting it, coming out at the end of the year try to inform what their algorethm is from the standpoint of incoming data he's making policy without a reaction function. i thought he did a very good job and said it is a mid-course correction, except if it isn't so he left a great deal of optionality on the table that's a good thing. >> even when asked when

first up, a happy 100th birthday to grace thornton, a talented lady from south carolina she performed her first piano recital when she was 88. >> good for her. >> bessie pennington of west virginia, 100 years. the secret to longevity is drinking milk every day. >>> happy 101st birthday to bob wagner of kokomo, indiana. we salute you, sir. >>> falls idaho, celebrating 101 years. >>> lady branch of laurel maryland is 100. loves spending time reading and, you know, we're going to get her to join jenna's book club. >>> and happy 100th birthday to lester hogshead a veteran of harrisonburg, virginia, spending as much time outdoors as possible there you have it. >> just once i want to see you do the smucker's birthdays in your sunday football voice. >> that would be something. >> good idea with the echo and everything. >> we'd have to carve out five minutes. >> yes, we do. >>> more stories you'll love on today.com/allday. >>> parade of stars ahead this morning, dennis quaid and amy brenneman. >>> kim kardashian west and jane bosworth, action packed five, six hours of "today." >> ellen was ri