was bobbi parker a hostage? >> there was no doubt in my mind that she had been kidnapped by this man. >> or was bobbi dial a partner in crime and maybe much more than that? >> i said, are you all right? she said, yes, i'm fine, i'm happy. >> nothing made sense, nothing. >> if you had to pick a woman to star in a sensational true crimes story, you probably wouldn't pick bobbi parker. >> i grew up on a farm in north central kansas. i had a normal childhood. for me it was just a very normal upbringing. >> bobbi went to college just over the border in oklahoma. that's where she caught the eye of randy parker. >> the way she talked, the way she laughed, there was just something special about her. >> he had a balance in his life. he was good for me. he gave me confidence. >> they married in 1982 and within four years had two little girls. bobbi was a teacher and randy worked in corrections. at one point they worked in the same prison. randy in administration and bobbi teaching inmates with special needs. >> beginning

bobby is a lot younger than jack. bobby has been drafted by joseph pecan 80, the kennedy patriarch, to serve his brother. bobby did not want to be attorney general in 1961, and joe kennedy said to jack, you will make bobby returnee general. jack famously introduced lobby saying i see no reason to give him a little experience before he goes out to practice law. this was the chief law enforcement officer of the united states. bobby was a wonderful attorney general and kennedy justice is an extraordinary combination of passion and effectiveness -- some of the leading lawyers and legal thinkers. he is more than a lawyer. he is more than an adviser to jack kennedy, particularly over these two days. if he was a prime minister on other days, today he is a field marshal. he is almost a cool president, because when it comes to handling what is going on in mississippi, bobby is executing the moves through the justice department. one of his trusted colleagues, nicholas katzenbach is the person, the gangly tall road scholar who a

and nobody could displace bobby. bobby is a lot younger than jack. bobby has been drafted by joseph p. kennedy, the kennedy patriarch to serve his brother. bobby didn't want to be attorney general in 1961 and joe kennedy said to jack, you will make bobby your attorney general. and jack famously introduces bobby saying i see no reason not to give him a little legal experience before he practices law. bobby was a wonderful attorney general and kennedy is an extraordinary effect drawing some of the leading lawyers and leading thinkers in america. he's more than a lawyer and more than an adviser to jack kennedy, particularly over these two days. if he was a prime minister on other days, today he's a field marshal. he's almost a co-president. when it comes to what's handling what's going on in mississippi, bobby is executing the moves, one of his trusted colleagues is the person, the road scholar who appears in the pictures, towering over george wallace who george wallace kept in the son while george wallace was in the shade. they're stage managing everyt

bobby is a lot younger than jack. bobby has been drafted by joseph p. kennedy, the kennedy patriarch, to serve his brother. bobby didn't want to be attorney general in 1961 and joe kennedy said to jack, will you make bobby your attorney general and he introduced bobby saying, i see no reason not to give him a little legal experience before he goes out to practice law. this is the chief law enforcement officer of the united states. bobby was a wonderful attorney general and kennedy justice is a extraordinary combination of passionate affect and drawing some of the leading lawyers and legal thinkers in america. he is more than a lawyer and he's more than an adviser to jack kennedy, particularly, colleen, over these two days. if he was a prime minister on other days, today he's a field marshal. he's almost a co-president. because what it comes to handling what is happening in mississippi, bobby is executing the moves through the department. one of his trusted colleagues is the person, the gangling and tall rhodes scholar who appears in the pictures, toweri

that's because bobby kennedy was second and no one could displace bobby. robert kennedy is a lot younger than jack. he has been drafted by joseph p kennedy, the kennedy patriarch, to serve his brother. bobby did not want to be attorney general in 1961. joe kennedy told jack, you will make bobby your attorney general. jack famously introduces bobby saying, i see no reason not to give him a little bit of experience before he goes out to practice law. this was the chief law enforcement officer the united states. bobby was a wonderful attorney general and kennedy justice is an extraordinary combination of passion and effectiveness. drawing some of the leading lead -- legal thinkers and lawyers in america. he's more than a lawyer and more than an adviser to jack kennedy. particularly over these two degrees. if he was a prime minister on other days, today he's a field marshal. he's almost a cool president, because when it comes to handling what is happening in mississippi, bobby is executing the moves through his justice department. nicholas katz and back, one o

the same way bobby kennedy dish talked about him generally using the word bobby and that was a conscious decision. with this one it is lots of joes and it's not just -- it's from -- to try to get in and see him from the inside. >> what did you see when you look inside? >> i want to go back to a quiet that is one reason i have had joe mccarthy in the back of hi head ever since i was doing my research on bobby kennedy. a quote from the one person of the 450 people that i interviewed for the beeny kennedy book that was irreplaceable, woman namedthing kennedy, bobbies widow she said something about joe mccarthy i couldn't get out of my head it and was that joe mccarthy might be a monster to much of america but to bobby and to me he was just plain good fun. and the idea of joe mccarthy as good fun was counterintuitive to me and there was some side of him that caused wisconsin to overwhelmingly elect him in two different statewide elections that i wanted to understand. and so i came out of this book feel like joe mccarthy became much more of a human being as opposed to caricature we study in o

let's get in bobby kennedy's head for a minute here and figure out how much did bobby kennedy agree with joe mccarthy. how much did he -- >> guest: if there's anybody -- you don't often see it because you see the story in the newspaper afterwards but these are really -- i've done a lot of these things and they are terrific questions. to go to bobby kennedy and joe mccarthy, they were on the opposite trajectory. bobby kennedy starts out as a bath just a joe mccarthy staffer but h. reliever. he believes joe mccarthy and anti-communism and cold war era were righteous. he started out his life as a cold war commission as a democrat but a cold war guy and is on his way to becoming the iconic liberal figure in modern day american history. joe mccarthy starts out his life as this liberal bobby kennedy becomes one day and he's on hiss way to becoming the iconic cold war conservative but even 70 years later he remains an icon to much of the conservative movement in america. the idea that the intersect at once for a single reason we talk about early on. for different joe kennedy did for ask for he

the point is this, leaving aside what you think of bobby storey and others think about bobby storey in northern ireland, do you think you are above the law because quite patently, many, many dozens of people turned up at that funeral in close proximity, broke all the rules, arlene foster, the head of the devolved administration in northern ireland said it was completely unacceptable and her deputy, the sinn fein leader in northern ireland, michelle o'neill, she says, she should not have been there and it was entirely wrong that people like you and she flouted the rules. i do not believe i am above the law. farfrom it and, as to the virus itself, i actually have been sick myself with the virus. i was really quite ill so i better than anybody understand the value and necessity for public health restrictions and for respecting them and, for what it's worth, as you asked, on the down question, the cortege was limited to 30, as per regulations, and i was asked to read at the chapel at the requiem mass. i was happy to do so. we were masked and we were socially distanced. the difficulty arose

i mean, leave aside what you think of bobby storey and what others think of bobby storey in northern ireland. the point is this — do you think you're above the law? because, quite patently, many, many dozens of people turned up at that funeral in close proximity. they broke all of the rules. arlene foster, the head of the devolved administration in northern ireland, says it's completely unacceptable. and her deputy, the sinn fein leader in northern ireland, michelle o'neill, she says should not have been there. "it is entirely wrong that people like you and she flouted the rules." well, i don't believe that i'm above the law. far from it. and as to the virus itself, i actually had been sick myself with the virus. i was really quite ill. so i, better than anybody, understand the value and the necessity for public health restrictions and for respecting them. and for what it's worth, as you ask, on the day in question, the cortege was limited to 30, as per the regulations. i was asked to read in the chapel at the requiem mass. i was happy to do so. we were masked. we were socially dis

. >> anything bobby low said sound suspicious to you? >> not at all. >> the next call, to el segundo police, and soon on the scene, sergeant -- >> what detectives found in their initial search of deedee's home deepened the mystery. in her kitchen, deedee's purse, her cell phone still inside, but no wallet. a vodka battle police learned was usually kept in the freezer was on the counter. and in the living room, the tv was on cnn. >> we discovered whenever she left the house, he always put the tv on to a classical music station so it would relax the dogs, but it was on cnn when we came into the house. >> so deedee was watching cnn, had the dogs there, was having a drink, and then left for some reason. >> suggesting that, kind of, what, whatever happened happened in a big hurry? >> she didn't have time to do her routine she usually does before she leaves. >> and it appears deedee left in her car. the garage was empty. her silver 1999 mercedes gone bum strangely, police found the car keys sitting on deedee's patio. >> we decided to call the

the first thing was a bobby pin for a pair of earrings. the girl with earrings didn't use them or like them and could use a bobby pin. from there it's been smaller and smaller things. i was recording originally for myself to track the progress and what breggen traded and friendships breggen made and within a week breggen had a million followers, i was amazed. two weeks, 2 million followers. now, i'm at 3.5 million followers. it doesn't look like it's stocking. >> breggen am a ticktock addict. she showed up on my facebook page. my husband doesn't really like it and we watched all her videos. super cool. >> she was showing me her videos. breggen thought it would be cool to be part of that. >> so, we traded our car for an iphone. >> the drive was like 31 hours. it went pretty good. >> i've heard a lot of stories and met a lot of amazing people. honestly, these are long-time friends now. breggen talked to them everyday this week for hours on end. it's shocking to see other people resonate with the idea and have other people interested in doing

go ahead. - okay, bobby. what article of clothing did tim gunn say he was wearing for the first time since quarantine? - um, underwear. - that's--okay, unfortunately, that's not the correct answer. but that is what i guessed, bobby. so we must be brother and sister somewhere down the line. because i was like, "um, underwear?" okay. bobby has been eliminated. bobby, like elvis, has to leave the building. all right, stacie. which hilarious actress revealed her much younger partner mistakenly thought her estrogen patch was a nicotine patch? - can i phone a friend? - can you phone a friend? i don't recall that in the rulebook. - fran drescher? - yes! yes, you got it. danny. - all right, thomasina. how many couples did husband and wife, phil donahue and marlo thomas, interview for their new book on having a long-lasting marriage? - 40. - how do you know that? - married almost 30 years and i remember they'll be married 40 years. that's how i remember. - okay. you know, i would fail. i am the tam in the tam fam, and

auction house executive bobby livingston volunteers to help sort things out. so, this is just one of the lockers you looked at. >> that's right. >> so, did howard know what he was doing? >> i think howard knew what he was doing for his time. he's got every television show. he was obsessed with getting one of everything. >> so, rummaging through the unit is like a flashback to our childhoods. "good times"! >> these were publicity photos. you would have to get someone like howard to find you a picture of "good times." if people magazine, for instance, was doing an article on "good times," they would call howard. >> and then he would give it to them for a fee. >> that's right. but those days are long gone, and so, unfortunately, the value of these prints have gone down considerably. >> well, one thing that is never gonna be gone -- "dy-no-mite!" i love this guy. oh, my god -- j.j. bobby tells me you could sell these prints on ebay for a few dollars apiece -- and the signed ones, more like 10 bucks. >> it's fantastic, right? neat. >> but bobby does find, among the

joining me is bobby jindal himself. good to see you. thank you for coming in. she didn't waste much time getting back to your tweet. she tweeted out, if i can read it here -- she first bragged how wonderful she is a speaker getting it all in 60 seconds, meanwhile you, meaning bobby jindal is supporting gop sabotage. never mind she misspelled sobsabotage of people's medicine, votes by mail. apparently democracy means nothing to you. can you tell us how you're exactly sabotaging people's medicine and votes? >> i started out as a playful jess. maybe we should give her more time at our convention. i understand why biden didn't want her to speak more than a minute. more seriously, i really think this whole dnc convention, this whole week has been false advertising. they don't have the courage of their convictions. the reality aoc, bernie sanders they have taken over the democratic party. if you read the democratic party platform. you have the courage to say, democrats are for "medicare for all," green new deal, open borders, defunding the police. raising taxes four

but does pop star bobby why have the staff to be president. christie want to welcome to the news africa it's good to have your company it is 6 months to go until you can do is presidential election and campaign read have been banned because of the coronavirus pandemic the electoral commission has candidates to use media in states to get their message to voters. but the opposition say's they don't have fair access to the country's broad cost is in a moment i'll be talking to the man who's emerged as the strongest presidential aspirant but 1st this report on the country's 1st virtual campaign. on the radio for information about uganda's elections due in february next year she loves political rallies but she won't attend any this time uganda's electoral body has banned them to stop the spread of the coronavirus now you'll get i did not get him i like it when a candidate talks to me directly and i can also ask what i want entirely depending on the radio is going to be hard to beat it it is. on top of playing candidates now have to mainly campaign

over the economy and corruption in government but the bobbies government says they is in no crisis here then 1st those people attacking them are being nice by western embassies who are trying to undermine the state and stop the bobbies economy from recovering. we see you audience already standing by on you cheap or interested to hear your comments your questions are also on twitter joining this conversation say you can too you too can be part of the story. welcome guest i'm going to get you to introduce yourself to international audience hello fads i tell everybody. hello everyone my name is foot sign my hand and i am the national spokesperson of the main opposition m.d.c. alliance good to have you welcome to the stream introduce yourself. to give very much my home is already over them but i am good director of information and bubbly said was. it is good to have you day well welcome to the stream and tell everybody. my name is there are some after the character and human rights watch's thank you good to have you guess so the reason we're having this conversation is because we're hearing

people love talking about bobby knight and basketball. i laughed when trump was going through monday, picking through getstates and whatnot, he to indiana and he doesn't talk about mike pence, mitch daniels, or anyone else. he talks about bobby knight and lou holtz, him as notre dame coach. were the people that came out for trump. own modestce, as his sized celebrity and indiana picked up on this as well. he knew what people respond to. discussions about bobby knight throwing chairs across the floor , basketball, one division to the entire state, those were the kinds of things people liked talking about. you also hear politics as they come in as well. that was the world from which he derives this political antenna. you see that carry forward a point where in 2016, right which the main primaries basically determines that trump be the nominee, pence knows well enough to give a halfhearted endorsement to ted cruz with high praise for donald trump. that was enough to keep the door open for him to join trump's ticket. he has a strong political

over the economy and corruption in government but the bobbies government says they is in no crisis here then 1st those people attacking them are being nice by western embassies who are trying to undermine the state and stop the bobbies economy from recovering. we see you audience already standing by on you cheap are interested to hear your comments your questions are also on twitter joining this conversation say you can t. you too can be part of the story. welcome guest i'm going to get you to introduce yourself to international audience hello fads i tell everybody. hello everyone my name is for the sign my hand and i am the national spokesperson of the main opposition m.d.c. alliance good to have you welcome to the stream introduce yourself. to give very much my home is already over them but i am good director of information and bubbly said was. it's good to have you day well welcome to the stream and tell everybody. my name is they're all marketing and it's with an africa character it's human rights watch's thank you good to have you guess so the reason we're having this conversation

but does popstar bobby why have the staff to be president. want to welcome to news africa it's good to have your company it is 6 months to go until you can do is presidential election and campaign read have been banned because of the coronavirus pandemic the electoral commission has candidates to use media in states to get their message to voters but the opposition say's they don't have fair access to the country's broad costa's in a moment i'll be talking to the man who's the merged as the strongest presidential aspirant but 1st this report on the country's 1st virtual campaign. the radio for information about uganda. in february. but she won't attend any of this time. has. to stop the spread of the coronavirus now you'll get i did not get him i like it when a candidate talks to me directly and i can also ask what i want entirely depending on the radio is going to be hard. on top of print candidates now have to mainly campaign via the radio television and the internet. we are in the flood stage of community transmissions it means that we nee

but does pop star bobby why have the staff to be president. christie want to welcome to news africa it's good to have your company it is 6 months to go until you can do is presidential election and campaign ready have been bad because of the coronavirus pandemic the electoral commission has candidates to use media in states to get their message to voters but the opposition say's they don't have fair access to the country's broad costa's in a moment i'll be talking to the man who's emerged as the strongest presidential aspirant but 1st this report on the country's 1st virtual campaign. betty met on the radio for information about uganda's elections due in february next year she loves political rallies but she won't attend any this time uganda's electoral body fat is banned them full stop the spread of the coronavirus now you'll get i did not get him i like it when a candidate talks to me directly and i can also ask what i want entirely depending on the radio is going to be hard. on top of print candidates now have to mainly campaign via the rad

>>i'm here with bobby eric when he lands just on the corner here want to step in a little bit closer i know we have to socially distance but that said you and i were just noticing the flames leap high into the air we can see the air assault going on. you're still here do you plan to evacuate. >>still we're nervous we're still here a couple neighbors are around there's a lot of in your surrounding this area so we're hoping that that the fires they we're we're definitely nervous and we're keeping a good eye on their bodies out here, you know just waiting watching and hoping for the best, but you and i were talking just a couple of minutes ago and you raced into the house thinking that that was going to jump the ridge and it was going to come right down on us. >>yeah yeah that was pretty scary once you see those plans come over that ridge you kind of feel like you know now it's it's go time so. >>looks like there's some siding there that maybe the air crews up there, you know cal fire near body. they're doing a great job so. hopefully they'll be able to stop that before it gets over tha

over the economy and corruption in government but the bobbies government says they is in no crisis here then 1st those people attacking them are being nice by western embassies who are trying to undermine the state and stop the bobbies economy from recovering. we see you audience already standing by on you cheap are interested to hear your comments your questions are also on twitter joining this conversation say you can t. you too can be part of the story. welcome guest i'm going to get you to introduce yourself to international audience hello fads i tell everybody. hello everyone my name is for the sign my hand i am the national spokesperson of the main opposition m.d.c. alive good to have you to welcome to the stream introduce yourself. give very much my home is already over don't worry i'm good director of information and bubbly said was. it's good to have you day well welcome to the stream and tell everybody. my name is there are some after the character it's human rights watch's thank you good to have you guess so the reason we're having this conversation is because we're hearing n

governor, your -- bobby jindal. governor or your thoughts? >> look, when you hear those parents, it's heartbreaking to hear just their misery of losing their daughter. any parent that's a ever had to bury a child, your heartbreaks for them. a reminder of the evil that's radical islam. contrast president trump's approach and joe biden's approach. look, the radical left won't even let you say radical islamic terrorism. they accuse you of being politically incorrect. when it came time to kill osama bin laden, biden was against that. trump killed the iranian commander that was helping isis. you remember president obama called isis the jv team. it was president trump that gave the military authority they needed to roll back, eradicate isis, get rid of isis' territory and now beginning to bring our troops back. you look at the contrast, look, bob gates who worked for president obama said that joe biden has been wrong on every major policy decision in the last four decades, nearly every major policy decision he's been wrong. so you've got a real con

all starting with a bobby pin. >>> it is 4:39 right now. a terrible accident waiting to happen. you may have seen the video of this california officer running in to save a man in a wheelchair who was about to get hit from a freight train. coming up next on "today in the bay," hear firsthand about the intense moments. >>> well some more video for you right here. take a look at this. holding amazon accountable, the major legal ruling a california judge just made and what that means for customers. we'll talk about when it we come right back. >>> right now at 4:43 as we look at what you're feeling as you head out of the door on a hot day. we're already at 74 degrees in san jose and livermore. but it is a nice cool 59 degrees in santa rosa to start. we'll take a look at our high temperatures and i'll show you where it is raining right now in a couple of minutes. >>> and as far as your traffic goes, we're doing pretty good. but i do have an update on an overnight deadly crash along westbound 85. i'll have the details on how that is doing and the traffic recovery in 15 minutes. >>> goo

so long as bobby kennedy is in. i more wanted to show you this is an example. it's not that i have found, i certainly haven't,, what you would call headlines a big disclosures in these boxes. you have here is a picture of the internal thinking considerations, worries, strategizing within a very small office because this wasn't the presidency, they were very few people that johnson relied on during the vice presidency. also the vice president's files of other aides and i don't think most of those are open yet but i'm hoping they will be open soon. i look through all of them, those people who are still alive i will talk to them of course i will talk to as many people in the kennedy camp. they seem to be mostly alive. they are younger generation and i've talked to them to get the other side of all this stuff. it's impossible to think anyone was interested in history, i just love when people keep asking me, you've been working on lyndon johnson for so many years, are you bored? i have to say, how could you be bored? i can't wait to get in here every morning and see

bobby knight. we love bobby knight too. we love bobby knight. all of them. they love us. we love them. indiana is great. thank you. so here is the thing, if they don't have enthusiasm, you say are youing if to vote? i'm not getting up to vote, i want to watch television. here is a ballot. what the hell am i going to do with this thing? then they have someone knocking on your door. they're harvesting. have you gotten your ballot? ya, i have my ballot. are you going to sign it? if you want. here it is, get out of here. that's the most hopb of th honef doing it. that's unfair. now they're taking the enthusiasm our party has. we have tremendous enthusiasm. i think we have record enthusiasm. we have a base. we have a base the likes of which nobody has seen including these people. wallstreet journal, fantastic story this, this weekend. a fantastic cover story this weekend. in edible base. everyone here will vote. we have a tremendous base. they don't. they have no enthusiasm for l. candidate. tpraeufpbglfrankly, bernie sand. they had enthusiasm for him. excuse me, he's the grea

bobby livingston wires some of that cash, and just like that, a package arrives. >> i opened it up, and it was more beautiful than i imagined. >> rick had good taste. >> yeah, he did. >> now, that's a "strange inheritance" story. one look at shelly and you can tell she's over the moon. roger that, mission control. it is kind of amazing that more than half of americans living today weren't even born when man last walked on the moon. will we ever go back? well, at least one space-tourism company is taking reservations for a to-be-determined blast-off date. shelly wishes rick would have lived to see such a day. he would have done anything to get one of those boarding passes and no doubt return with some incredible photos and souvenirs for his collection. i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thanks so much for watching, and remember -- you can't take it with you. >> he was at the center of a scandal -- the national pastime, gambling, and gangsters. >> arnold rothstein gave them a little bit of money to, supposedly, throw the series. >> "shoeless" joe was arguably the best baseball pla

yeah, a fascinating interview with bobby seale, one of the founders of the black panther movement. "go back to your workplaces if you can," that's the message of a government media campaign being launched in england. with many schools reopening for all pupils next week after lockdown, ministers want to encourage people back to the office, where it's safe, amid fears of the damage to city centre economies because of lower footfall. with more, here's our political correspondent, alex forsyth. empty office parks, another symptom of this pandemic. some trades suffering as workers stay away. now the government is encouraging people to go back, where they can. next week, advertisements will run with advice for employers and the assurance for staff. where it is possible, people can now return to work, it is safe to do so. gradually now people will start to return to the office, but i suspect we'll see more flexible working than we have seen in the past, and it will be for employers and employees to work out the right balance in their particular cases. whitehall, something, should be leadi

joining me now is bobby seale — co—founder and former chairman of the black panther party. he's in oakland, california. thank you so much forjoining us thank you so much forjoining us here on bbc news. i want to start by going back nearly 60 yea rs start by going back nearly 60 years and talking about the reverend martin luther king jr. . you heard him speaking before you founded the black panthers, what are your memories of him? well yes, i... i was a young man than, i was working the gemini missile programme, i worked for a company called kaiser aerospace and mechanics, i had kaiser aerospace and mechanics, ihada kaiser aerospace and mechanics, i had a greatjob in the engineering department, at the same time! engineering department, at the same time i was enrolled in couege same time i was enrolled in college as an engineering design major but i began to research african—american people's history of struggle. and i heard doctor martin luther king was coming to oakland, california to speak, i went to that place where they had 6000 people plus inside the auditorium, and d

that was bobby seale, one of the cofounders of the black panther party in the us. understanding how our immune systems respond to the coronavirus, could be one of the key factors in getting all our lives back to normal. british scientists have been given £6.5 million, that's nearly $8.7 million, to try and answer some of the big outstanding questions about the body's immune response. our science correspondent rebecca morelle, has been finding out more. our bodies have become a battle ground, fighting a virus we've never seen before. and to stop covid—19‘s spread, scientists need to know, how does the immune system work? our immune system has a host of weapons to attack the coronavirus. crucial neutralising antibodies block it from entering our cells. if any virus does sneak in, killer t—cells will hunt down and destroy the virus—infected cells. this targeted response takes about a week to start and, if it works, you get better. after that, though, the specialist cells start to disappear. but our immune system remembers the virus, so, if it comes back, it w

bobby knight. we love bobby knight too. we love bobby knight. all of them. they love us. we love them. indiana is great. thank you. so here is the thing, if they don't have enthusiasm, you say are youing if to vote? i'm not getting up to vote, i want to watch television. here is a ballot. what the hell am i going to do with this thing? then they have someone knocking

and i should note, you created two with bobby moynihan. the other being anthony crispino second hand news >> second hand news, yeah. >> seth: when you -- did you come up with drunk uncle first or did you see bobby and think that he would be good at being a drunk uncle? because -- [ laughter ] he's obviously perfect at it >> he's -- he's like a deep -- it's one of the best acting performances you'll see on our show cause it's live. and he's finding all these different registers so quickly and all these different emotions he -- i come up with the concept of second-hand news. and i was like, what about second-hand news and then he had the voice. he just had the, like, yeah, i don't know about that. like that kind of -- which is a pure performance thing that made - gave a whole new dimension with drunk uncle he came to me and was like, "two words, like, drunk uncle. i don't know what it is. is there something?" and i was like, "i think there's something there. and then figuring out, like, what -- you know, what the hell it was but it was -- he

reucassel: bobby has a big investment in the future of the cattle industry. and dressed in their sunday best, so do the younger generations. these laboratories in san francisco seem light-years away from the ranches of the midwest, and yet they're caught in this battle over our meatat dollar. but can these disruptors convince us that their produducts are not only better for the environment, or animals, or health, but also that they're normal and affordable and something we can eat every day? because in the end, what's in a name? cattle, soy, cells, or beet--will it really matter if it tastes like meat? ♪ >> [singing in non-english language] ♪ >> high five! >> high five! >> high five! >> high five! foreign l language] [indiscernible] >> [speaking foreign language] >> my passion is to see that these children are given another chance to leave -- live like normal children, because they are not a party to the crimes committed by their parents. they are totally innocent. ♪ ]> ♪ [singnging [applause] name of jesus christ. [indiscernible] gallows.r r of the >

but does popstar bobby why have the staff to be president. want to welcome to the union is africa it's good to have your company it is 6 months to go until you can this presidential election campaign has been banned because of the coronavirus pandemic the electoral commission has candidates to use media in states to get their message to vote but the opposition say's they don't have access to the country's broad costa's in a moment i'll be talking to the man who see merged as the strongest presidential aspirant but 1st this report on the country's 1st virtual campaign. on the radio for information about uganda's elections due in february next year she loves political rallies but she won't attend any this time uganda fans banned them to stop the spread of the coronavirus now you'll get i did not get him i like it when a candidate talks to me directly and i can also ask what i want entirely depending on the radio is going to be hard. on top of print candidates now have to mainly campaign via the radio television and the internet. we are in the c

of the 77 percent he told bobby fischer. this is where it comes. to 77 percent this weekend on g.w. . this is state of the news africa coming up today the troll mouth off to tara gruesome violence is widespread in english speaking can't root because of the breaking insurgency that we'll hear from a vixen this trying to heal from the mental damage she suffered all to began as a counselor who's helping others like her. and how the coronavirus pandemic is.

public women are starting to break into the business world bobby couldn't say i prefer to deal with women out there want to record so much because they rage addition isis the asshole with them forever. highlighting today. less than half of pakistan's women can read and write as opposed to 3 quarters of men that's an imbalance a huge shotgun he finds an acceptable. oh you meant my advice to all the girls that once you get far and rally for support among your family and friends then he'll be capable of anything i'll get better. at the end of the evening she goes home with 3 cows left over but she's not really bothered most of her male colleagues have sold less. satisfying day at the cattle market for irish but of this man right here is japan's most famous a volunteer 2 year old hard or bottle has made a name for himself showing up wherever help is needed be to national tragedy or down at the mocha school with children or bottle is always there and people are happy to have him. her to say is the model of a good citizen. think others gives his life meaning the retired fishmonger is dedicated

bobby knight, we love bobby knight. all of them. they love us, we love them. indiana is great. so if they don't have any enthusiasm, you say, are you going to vote? i am not getting up to vote he would i want to watch television. here is the ballot. what the hell am i going to do with this thing? then they have somebody knocking on your door and they are harvesting. have you gotten your ballot? are you going to sign it? if you want, i will sign it. here it is, get out of here. that is the most honest way of doing it, and that is unfair. now they are taking all of that enthusiasm that our party has, and we have tremendous enthusiasm. i think we have record enthusiasm. [applause] whiche a base alexa nobody has ever seen including these people, wall street journal, fantastic story this weekend, fantastic cover story on the base, an incredible base. everyone here will vote. we have a tremendous base. they don't. they have no enthusiasm for their candidate. bernie, they had more enthusiasm for him. bernie sanders, he is the greatest loser i have ever seen. this guy can lose and be s

or long essay bobby 9000. how much you can press into this. when you try to remember things. like me, you very good memory. you may well find that you're remembering more than you thought you would. no musket this town. something start to balloon. that was no difficult thing for me. interning almost twice as much to the publisher. which they asked for and never done that before. and then, they didn't know how it would end. for how to end it traded at a very hard time wrapping it up printed didn't really know when i was done. in fact i'm not done. every day i woke up thinking, i should put that in. or i should put that differently. something that i remembered but is too late printed now. it gives me a boost brady is a good thing. you don't want to book to be totally dull. if you're still writing it in your head. host: memoir. sueshortly after the appearancen new york city in 2010, christopher hitchens was diagnosed with cancer. he joined us one more time and this was our q&a program from january 2011, talking about his life and his work. christopher hitchens. i just checked an

paul: bobby kennedy's role is one of the council to the committee certainly tarnished her. she was strong on civil rights. i think she really held a grudge. i love her but she could hold a grudge. she still resented the fact that he had criticized fdr during the war. i think she never fully let go of that. i do think it is a wonderful moment in their relationship. he comes here to visit her home. after that convention, when kennedy gets the democratic nomination, he knows he has to win her over. >> we have some of those photos in our library as well. she is a big supporter of adlai stevenson. a very capable candidate. she does not think he has a strong enough record to run on. it is only in person that he is able to convince her. that is true who kennedy was throughout his life. there is so much evidence of once people met him, he was the one voted most likely to succeed. he won people over. he had a smile that was completely disarming and charming. there is no amount of correspondence that will convince her. it has to be done in person. paul: eleanor roosevelt had some obj

. >> bobby dog, hey, bobby. >> and i love an audience. >> and party time. >> and it is show time. >>> good morning. we are looking at low clouds and fo fog. here is a look from the sutro tower camera. and mixed this is the pollutants and poor air quality. here is a look where numbers are mainly from the 50s in the north bay to the 60s in the east bay. so a look at the hazy skies and unhealthiest air in the east bay today. but by saturday and sunday, we're still under a spare the air alert for poor air quality. monday looks like conditions could get a little better. numbers in the low 90s today in the east bay valleys and some other warmer temperatures will be in the mid to upper 80s in the south bay. jobina, good morning. >> i'll take it from here. thank you. >>> these fires are burning across the entire bay area this morning. we want to show you this map so you can get a sense of how widespread the emergency is. there are widespread evacuations. lnu in the north bay has caused the most destruction. the fires have burned 215,000 acres with 0% containment. cal fire says that winds are

and today, we're trading up from bobby pin to car. >> i'm gonna be excited the next trade and the next trade, and we'll see what happens. >> then, this coach means business. >> as long as you learn to listen to each other, i think we all can come out better in the long run. >> plus, a virtual workout that'll have you sweating. >> there's so much happening around me, i'm forgetting that i'm exercising. >> and sf streets gets some unexpected visitors. >> so now that people are indoors, coyotes are still going about their usual day. >> but first, we're meeting some of the people behind vta.

and the bobby pin that started this unusual journey. we'll talk about when it we return. great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back. so did mine. [80's music] what? i was an 80's kid. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. >>> well if you thought yesterday was hot, well just wait until you feel the temperatures today. a live look at the tri-valley. where temperatures are expected to top well over 100 degrees. and that is not the only place. up next, live team coverage from fire danger to covid concerns to stay safe this weekend. >>> 5:30 this friday morning. thank you for starting your morning with us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. so it is 5:30. it is already warm outside, you could feel it. this is a great midday high but, boy, we're facing triple-digits today in some places, right, kari? >>> right. it is going to be hot this afternoon. and laura, you posted such a beautiful picture of yesterday'

bobby knight, we love bobby knight, too. i'll tell you. we love bobby knight. all of them, they love us and we love them. indiana's great. thank you. but here's the thing. so if they don't have any enthusiasm, so you'd say you going to vote? i'm not getting up to vote. okay, i want to watch television instead of vote. all right. here's a ballot. it just got to you. you open it, oh, it's a ballot, what the hell am i going to do with this thing. then they have somebody knocking on your door and they're harvesting. you gotten your ballot? yeah, i have my ballot. you going to sign it? if you want i'll sign it. here it is, get out of here. that's the most honest way of doing it. and that's unfair. that's unfair. because now they're taking all of that enthusiasm that our party has and we have tremendous enthusiasm. i think we have record enthusiasm. we have a base the likes of which nobody has seen including these people, "wall street journal" that are fantastic story this weekend, fantastic cover story this weekend on this base. it's an incredible base. everybody he

. >>> and how do you trade up from a one cent bobby pin up to an electric bike. one woman here in the bay area did just that. we'll tell you what is at the top of the list and it might make you go, girl, are you serious? she's serious and we'll tell you why. it is coming up for you. 6:10 right now. >> having an open and honest vfgs about race is difficult and if you're feeling uncomfortable, that is okay. here at nbc bay area we want to help with the conversation. maybe even help you start is on your own with interviews, suggested books and our series about race in america. i'm marcus washington. and i invite you to join, be engaged and share what you know with those who you know and love. visit keep the conversation going, at nbcbayarea.com/race in america. >>> right now at 6:12. microclimate weather alert in effect today. at as we'll have a spare the airline alert day. air quality will be the worst in the east bay and santa clara valley. we'll talk about how hot the temperatures get in the forecast coming up. >>> and as far as your drive times go, quick look at

>> he called bobby bradley, who broke the record at 9 years old in 2011 in new mexico. and apparently j.t. vowed, at 4 years old, that he was going to beat that record. and look at that, hard work, determination. >> he called at 8, he's now 18, guess what i did, broke your record. >> click, ouch. >>> coming up, why the nfl is now putting some teams on hold. >>> plus if you're sick of working from home, why not work from paradise? the enticing deals that are now being offered by tourism starred resorts in the caribbean. >>> and the surprise sneak peek at the new batman movie. the new depths of darkness that robert pattinson is taking the caped crusader. it's batman, mona. that's later in "the skinny." >>> the nfl may have a glitch in its coronavirus testing. the league is looking into 77 positive tests from one lab in new jersey which later came up negative in an additional round of testing. 11 teams were affected. the positives led to some revamp of their sunday practice plans. the season begins in 18 days. >>> for so many americans, working from home felt like a great