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just up to riley when he wants to wake up for real. we waited, like, four, five days yeah then he's like, let's rock >> we'll hear from mom and dad about their darling dream come true >>> and -- have you met ted jason sudeikis and brendan hunt will join us live in studio 1a to talk about the new season of "ted lasso." >> don't worry you're going to get a "w" soon goldfish on monday. >> how the happy-go-lucky coach is once again bringing heart and humor to the pitch today thursday july 22, 2021 ♪ you know you lie ♪ >> good morning, "today" show. happy birthday madison >> i feel like a rock star >> we're at -- hospital. thank you, to the doctors and the great staff at shriners' >> we're the turner family >> colette was born epileptic, but today we're celebrating one year seizure-free. cheers >> a lot of moments to celebrate. what a beautiful child it's thursday morning. so happy that you're starting your day with us. >> today's thursday morning. i say friday-eve. >> there you go. >> get to the news at 8:00 over in tokyo, of course. w

kick pain in the aspercreme. >>> the story of utico riley. he was freed after two women picked up the torch in fighting for his exoneration. joining me now, utico bradley and the writer about the case. and her sister. utico, emily, laura, i'm so glad you're here to share this story. utico i want to start with you. you fought nearly nine years for your innocence. the justice system failed you at every single turn. did you ever lose hope that you one day would be exonerated? >> i'm going to be honest with you, laura. at times, the whole, it never was lost, clearly i never just gave up. >> what kept you going? >> it's just, i mean a number of things, but like just the most thing i can say, like,ki never get comfortable in that environment, like, like the environment that i was in. i could never fit in. like i always stuck out. >> well, you stuck out, yutico, because you did not commit the crime, right? the idea that you were there and just that profound statement of not being able to get used to. emily, yutico reached out to you for help in a le

david riley of bluebay asset management, chief investment strategist. monday morning it is going to be dead. i'm telling you. no one is turning up. tom: even the prime minister, you sought the end of the game prince william clapping as well. let me ask, does the queen show up? jonathan: i don't think the queen is showing up. i imagine prince william attends again. the first major final since 1966, tom. it has been a while for the england national team. it is a big moment for the country. tom: how did they get here? jonathan: they had a favorable draw. two points i will make. . they had a favorable side of the bracket. unlike the previous england teams, which i detested because of the attitudes of some of the players, this team is really quite likable. it really is. tom: like "bloomberg surveillance." jonathan: like this team, too. with the exception of you and i. on the s&p, up about 0.5%. tom: lisa, come home. jonathan: guy johnson writes in, "it's debt on monday anyway -- it's dead on monday anyway." thank you, guy. guy johnson coming to'you in about

a tiktok star with a million followers, riley was a star, too. her friends could see it in est >> the suspect did not enter a plea at today's hearing, he will be o a renter aga luxury rent controlled apartment received the largest tenant buy out getting his tenants to leave the pacific heights property that he offered them $475,000. the couple accepted the deal. they were among a dozen tenants that complained about noisy massive renovations at the building, others that packed up and left are now suing the landlord. >> we were forced out. we were evicted because they made the apartment uninhabitable. >> the landlord's attorney denies claims they were evicted. >>> in southern california heavy rain in san bernardino county caused a mudslide in the burn scar of the el dorado fire. and caltrans continuing to cleanup this evening removing large rocks, mud and logs. the agency hoping to reopen that route tomorrow. >>> as the wildfires and the effects of climate change put a strain on the state's power supply. the governor signed an emergency proclamatio

of videos >> jason riley is a pleasure to be with you. you have been on my radio show and on a number of videos and in the wall street journal you are pretty ubiquitous in my line of practice. >> it's good to be here. >> you have done a service to the into a - - intellectual life of america and how do you explain, i think i already answer but nevertheless, how do you explain that one of the finest minds of the last half century is unknown to have america? [laughter] >> but he was canceled long time ago. he is a conservative in a black conservative. and with the racial controversy and in the media and never has really shook that in terms of notoriety that a lot of people like cornell west that notwithstanding the fact that building circles around those folks. not only the breath of the work and match by those folks. it is eight. >> it is a truly important book. was anything surprising in your research? >> and then to try to get them to cooperate and the number of times over the years. and not too much surprising one thing that might surpri

listen, jason riley. you do magnificent work and your biography of thomas soul is extremely significant about one of the greatest thinkers in the 21st century. thank you for all your work. keep writing and lecturing and i look forward to being with you again. >> thank you. appreciate it. "after words" is available as a podcast to listen, visit to c-span.org/podcast or seigniorage "after words" on your podcast app and watch this and all previous interviews at booktv.org. just click the button near the top of the page. you think this is just a community center? it's more than that. >> partnering to help create wi-fi so students from low income families get the tools they need to be ready for anything. comcast supports c-span2 as a public service. >> amanda tyler is a berkeley law professor and clerk for the supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. she discussed of the life and work. here is a portion of the program. >> justice ginsburg, many people may know that if you worked for her you knew it was one o

you please fire was a candidate angry protest isn't central paris from thousands, riley nationwide. again, government plans to make coby tosses mandatory in public places. also to come a chilling effect on media freedom reaction to withdraw pretty slow, which could threaten investigative journalist prison if they expose the state secret the devastation in china. what's being called the worst flooding in the.

. ♪♪ >> next on book tvs "afterwards", "wall street journal" columnist jason riley discusses life and career of economists thomas soul interviewed by national talkshow post dennis breaker. >> jason riley, it is a pleasure to be with you. we have been together on my radio show, you have made a number of videos and i review in the "wall street journal", you are privy pretty ubiquitous in my life. i just want you to note that. >> thank you, good to be here. >> you have done a service to the intellectual life of america writing a biography thomas soul, i can in an odd way, how do you explain

a confederate monument that sparks and violent white supremacy is riley and controversial remarks by donald trump is taken down in charlotte. so this july, dream will become a reality. richard brown, sally certified to the final front in a bid to b. 2000000000 arrivals and the rates the space ah the party of e. c o p as prime minister lead has won a landslide victory in the june 21st elections. he's held it as a historically inclusive election. his prosperity party 1410, a 436 parliamentary seats, assuring him a 2nd term in office. the vote was overshadowed by the physician boycott, ethnic violence, and the conflict and northern te gray region. he gro was one of if you use 10 regions where the voting didn't take place. catherine, so is in the capital addis ababa. this announcement really comes as no surprise prime minister abe's post. be amid, as far as the party has been leading from the very start. and it's also an election really that has been voice quoted, was boy quoted by on some of the countries biggest opposition parties in the lead up to the election. some opposition leaders

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come on, hider has more progress on democratic line, holdings riley, hair, and squad. now for the last few months, doors rallies were on hold, particularly after a different case. within the 2 major parties have already parted ways. but the demand of the combined opposition party, the government of iran, hon. her parents are deliver on his promise to complain of pride and say that people across the country are suffering because of the filing prices over essential order date, dated, the government has failed. so the, the way why did you do? because you are only demand for him or unkindness to resign as he isn't capable of running the government. there isn't any relief to the poor people at all. the prices of goods have skyrocketed new era now unable even to afford living for the family. however, the government, on the other hand said that the country is beginning to take some financial recovery the next few years will be better. however, it might be under start that they didn't align which started off or delivered political party. it is now down to 9 political parties,

and today's riley. however, i did like need to not do much as far as the government is concerned, focused on government dover on con is gonna be unable to tackle the video to try it under the next few years. will be moda. however, the offer, there's been a day, but to your night day i've got to present that period jaylen to his government and a few months in the next few months. sorry. okay, come on. hi. there. there is 8 from salt valley and pakistan. thank you. come all you as president joe biden, this spends in part of the july 4th holiday weekend, encouraging people to get facts and aces in michigan to highlight the countries progress gaze covered 19 was part of the nation wide america's back together to her . more than half of the population has not been vaccinated, but the government will not meet at school of choice and 70 percent by july. 4th, there's still no official results and peruse presidential election. supporters of the pools and candidates and help processes? yes. again, in lima, callin

chapel hill, once the work got out that i was on the verge started coming here from durham, someone from riley, some from greensboro, because several of the colleges in greensboro had sent students down to campaign in the campaign. and i was not here when u.n.c. won its first and see aa championship, but i was told the crowd in the street were absolutely amazing. that is what happened the night of my election. and the reaction was mixed, there were some people, some newspapers who printed stories that chapel hill elects a black power mare. some wrote that day -- there were those responsible, and whether others that recognized for historical aspects of what it just occurred. i did not know until that night that there had never been a black mayor of a majority white municipality. we don't think ever, but certainly since reconstruction. and that started to make the page lines. but even more pleasant part is that even my hometown paper had a positive story. the atlanta journal had a positive story. and i was confident that my election, certainly, put a small asterisks on the fact that dr. martin l

at the riley fair, 4-h members had their market steers and purple ribbon show pigs. their faces show the county fair play as critical role. i met with the fair board. we toured the brand new livestock facility constructed by volunteers with donation from county agriculture businesses. communities rally to support each other because they note substantial impact they had on the entire community. i plan to visit several more county fairs this sum earn grateful for communities who honor these time-hopored traditions. hard -- time-honored traditions. hard work, positive at-opportunities. strong communities, strong leaders, and a bright future i'm proud to be a product of the county fair and look forward to celebrating them. madam speaker, i rise today to address partisan appropriations bill house democrats are forcing through congress this week. with the 50-50 split in the senate and a margin of a just few votes separating democrats and republicans in the house, american voters clearly want congress to work together to produce a bipartisan spending plan. in response, demo

risk to try and save our elders. meanwhile, in australia, people very defined public health rule as to riley against locked downs. the in sidney demonstrations quickly, 10 violence has more than 3000 mostly mosque, less protests as marched through the city center. 57 people have been arrested with demonstrates asserting potted plants and paints at offices and police horses. what we saw today, what 3 and a half 1000 very selfish, both aids people that thought that the law didn't apply to them. there is no doubt in my mind that one in the least one individual there today had covered it is statistically impossible for us not to consider that. i'm hoping that we should 3 and a half on the fringe of the night. it was. i'm hoping that we have people before the court and i really hope we can get some charges and convictions out of tonight's work by then you saw falls place. it's essential for people to get the message and i was recalling for it to occur again next week. look up because these 400 offices will turn into 4000 if need be. while in brazil has been anger about a lack of regulation there,

malaysia of call for the prime minister to resign over his handling of the pandemic, kuala lumpur, riley was glad mostly by the use to want parliament to be recalled and the relief to be extended to those who are hardest hit by. the economic crisis, any 9000 people have died in the malaysian outright with infection spreading rapidly recently. and then police and protests as have been clashing in france, tens of thousands demonstrating against so called back theme passport. this is now the 3rd consecutive, we can, the protest have taken place. government is trying to make a hell of compulsory and bars and restaurants. but actually they say this amount to a form of a to ship warn all those stories in the news out in about half an hour time. i will see you then al jazeera world in libya. now continues. he added to the passion, the success and the popularity and then he gave it all up for the love of his homeland football rebels. delves into the realm of footballing legend. rashid mac, luthey for the jury and national liberation front. with his feet, rashid mackenzie, and the f. l. n. team o

cuban visor roll, castro is appeared alongside his success in miguel diaz canal, a large pro government riley and havana islands. communist government is pushing back against suggestions of widespread discontent. off the anti government protest, the rapid cubans government is accused the us of being behind the demonstrations when i'm sure i don't know. my mom, we have come together once again to denounce the u. s. blockade, aggression and terror not. we could not put off in raleigh. the enemy has once again given everything to destroy the sacred unity and peace of citizens. south africans in parts of the country, have started cleaning up their streets, malls and shops after a week of some of the worst lions since the end of apartheid. present several rama post says the rights for a coordinator and well, time attack on south africa. democracy over 200 people were killed in the unrest which was sparks by the jailing of the former president. jacob's quickly developed into broad demonstrations against poverty and inequality. on the syrian president bashar assad. there's been sworn in for a 4th ti

of course, the prime minister to resign over the handling of the pandemic, qual, riley, was led mostly by young people who want parliament to be recalled. they want relief to be provided to those who've been hardest hit by the crisis. nearly 9000 people have died in the outbreak in malaysia. meanwhile, police protests have been crashing in france where tens of thousands were demonstrating again. so call vaccine passport. it's the 3rd consecutive, we can, the, this is happened. governments trying to make them health pass compulsory and bars and restaurants that activists say it amount to a form of dictatorship. and while the tories have bring you the u. s. gymnastics simone biles has pulled out of 2 more finals at the tokyo olympics to focus on her mental health, 24 year old join, some of her teammates on a shopping trip in the host city on saturday. she'll be assess daily before deciding whether to compete in the 2 remaining finals next week. as well as next following a car rally through the libyan debt. ah, me ah ah, the desert near the southern libyan city of what done. the dunes wer

. >> i'm going to release my dog from up here he's going to search for riley. >> reporter: team member riley edgar is hiding behind some bushes watch how quickly this pup gunner sniffs him out. >> dog coming. sit. good job, buddy. that's a good boy. when you're ready, you can let him loose. yeah, bud! good job, you found him. this way. here. come here. oh, that's a good job. >> reporter: the dogs do it for the praise and the toy they get as a reward. they have no idea lives are at stake. or that every minute counts. >> everything we do is for the toy. so it's just a big game. you know, if the price is right. >> reporter: the key is teaching the dog to ignore other distractions that may be in the rubble. >> we'll hide different clothes. cat food, high- -- high-reward items, cat food, maeeats, to ma sure they know not to alert on those, only on people. >> reporter: despite the 12-hour shift, handlers say the dogs never tire of the work. they often have to pull them off the pile and make them rest before their shift starts all over again. randi kaye, cnn, surfside, florida. >>> well that

over the handling of the pandemic, riley was led by the youth who want bottom it to be recalled. and for that relief, to be extended to those hardest hit, nearly 9000 people have died in the outbreak in malaysia. and then in france, police and protested of clashed off to tens of thousands with demonstrating against so call vaccine passports. in the 3rd consecutive weekend of pro government is trying to make the health pulse compulsory for everyone. but activists say it amounts to a form of dictatorship. football rebels is next, falling, a french international who backs algeria is, struggle for independence. stay without a era for hi, lise and elicit market for the rich and powerful i was needing specialist work, undercover. just yours investigative unit exposes the inner workings and key players in the murky underbelly of football finance. he's a part you need to sell. some people in addition, has been said that you can make an elephant disappear. i have many of the exciting brazen example i've seen the men who so football coming soon on i was just, you know, i guess i'm going to

and they were supposed to take part in all the riley categor car, motorcycle and 4 wheel club bikes. but because of ice of attacks in the what done region, some of the best drivers couldn't get that added to the car break down. they would not be able to enter the official rally that have to be content with taking part inside of doing legal illusion of them and have them to me. it can be had a lot of money. you know, my mom and i'm an older woman doesn't mean that we're not going to atlanta when i i i oh, i don't know . i thought about my mom i'm in the right stuff. i'm at the movie channel and they put it in layman's wisdom. teeth pulled up my presence of him. i never saw lima so much. that will be something more than the 1st thing someone can see over the summer about the shop. i mean yeah, but i don't know how i've been lit up. the many do not know already been on the bus and i see that's about the look at that. can you give me a matilda? you get that if you and then we sit and get rid of and not even coming up and it will be given to me if you had something that was not a lesson a

mara liasson national political correspondent of "national public radio" and jason riley "wall street journal" columnist manhattan institute and author of the new book maverick a biography of thomas sowell. jason, let me start with you. your thoughts about the biden speech. talk of mandates for vaccinations on federal employees. talks of mandating masks and where we go from here. >> well, bret, according to the cdc, something like 97% or more of the people being hospitalized for covid are unvaccinated. that sounds to me like the priority should be vaccinating people. not getting people to go back to masking. but what i think is really frustrating the public here we don't have metrics. what's the goal. what's the acceptable rate of hospitalizations or infection? or covid deaths? before we return back to normal? and the problem is tt the bureaucrats and politicians keep moving the goal post. we originally told we didn't want to overwhelm our healthcare system. have lines outside of hospitals. well, even with that new variant, that's not what we are seeing. so why are we moving back into

but doctors still needed to be sure it would help riley. he had to be able to come off a ventilatorfor eight hours a day at least, otherwise there was no quality—of—life there, so we managed to do that. he is been improving with his movement and his breathing, so they decided to have a big meeting about it and he got approved for it, which was the best feeling in the world, obviously. so how does the drug were? ——so how does the drug work? it contains a healthy copy of a missing or faulty gene called smn1. this is inserted into a harmless virus. in the body, the virus delivers the replacement gene into the nucleus of motor neuron cells. this is essential to prevent those cells from gradually dying. the now healthy motor neuron cells start producing the missing smn1 protein. this has opened up a door for other genetic diseases, cystic fibrosis, and all types of other rare diseases. matthew hale, bbc points west. ——matthew hill, bbc points west. the world health organisation has urged extreme caution now a small confession. much a

however, on that pales in comparison to the fire power from conservative commentators the idol riley. thanks for watching is tonight, there are traders in america that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. whoever leaked all those state department documents to the wiki leaks website is a traitor and should be executed or put in prison for life. whoever in our government leak that information is guilty of treason i think.

he's going to go search for riley. >> reporter: team member riley edgar is hiding behind some bushes. watch out quickly gunner sniffs him out. >> dog coming. search! >> good job, buddy. that's a good boy. when you're ready, you can let him win. yeah, bud, good job! you found him! here, come here. >> reporter: the dogs do it for the praise, and the toy they get is a reward. they have no idea lives are at stake or that every minute counts. >> everything we do is worth a toy, so they think it's just a big game, you know. the price is right every day for them. >> reporter: the key is teaching the dog to ignore other distractions that may be in the rubble. >> we'll hide different clothes, cat food, high reward items, cat food, meats, stuff like that, to make sure that they know not to alert on those. they're only alerting on people. >> reporter: despite the 12-hour shift, handlers say the dogs never tire of the work. they often have to pull them off the pile and make them rest before their shift starts all over again. john, getting back to their noses, one team member put it this way. when

however, on that pales in comparison to the fire power from conservative commentators the i a little riley, thanks for watching is tonight. there are traders in america that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. whoever leaked all those state department documents to the wiki leaks website is a traitor and should be executed or put in prison for life. whoever in our government leak that information is guilty of treason. and i think anything less than execution is to kind of mentally. bradley money was incarcerated in a high security military prison. during the trial, the soldier admitted leaking documents to alert the public. money was convicted of espionage and theft 35 years behind bars. that is the sentence for this man. bradley manning, the us soldier, convicted of the biggest reach of classify the fate of bradley manning did not prevent the leaking from continuing its mission. the site began collaborating with the international media, including the guardian newspaper in person, the news giants. that's how a headquarters to analyze over 90000 documents. this time about u

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i leave you with these words of wisdom for my law partner, longtime friend and mentor, chairman riley. always remember, he told me once a chairman, always a chairman. once a commissioner -- thank you. i'll turn it back over to bob. >> thank you, appreciate that. my pleasure to introduce our co- moderator today. i'd like to start with the president and ceo of the infrastructure association. jonathan is a former commissioner having served 2002 -- 2009. in 2009, the administrator of the u.s. department of agriculture service. previously, legislative staff over 15 years in the u.s. senate. the bia partner on many adventures but most on venture to diversified tele- communications workforce. apprenticeship, he also by the way, is 2013 award recipient, our highest reward. most recently, he spoke at the media institute medications form where he urged congress to provide flex ability and broadband legislation, i think back to be found and maybe will put a link in the chat box for anyone who wants to read it. >> his moderator happens to be deborah who is a former commissioner as well and also v

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and then he came back to astronomy and i meant to come back to us riley about a port was shut down and i tried to travel on the boat from by route to cypress. i remember we had about 200 travelers and all the sudden i started every way the unfortunately one hit the boat. we were on. so we had broke the flying every way. like, you know, everyone was screaming and yelling. you couldn't see anything. it was pitch dark and nearly lost my life for this. yeah. after 2 days, hiding in a bomb shelter. naughty of finally makes it back to her village and her family. i wife from the fax is saying hello to them. like now i'm luffy me . i yes, i should be signing, like thank god, almost a life i the my parents were originally from aaa and the world is i knew i was pulling apart around them. not only was a life in potential danger, but who knows what the future would hold. the punch bowl boys. hi, principal joe had did it still a baby when his parents joined the mass migration that will radically changed their lives. where i'm really proud of them is they left everything for the sake of myself to st

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much as 100 times--speeds as much as 100 times greater with 5g and lower latency than what we had with riley's networks today--wireless networks today. that will mean all sorts of changes when we connect that will mean all sorts of businesses in agricultural, manufacturing, healthcare and more but when it comes to the digital divide has been really apparent during this pandemic as modified foods online, you can play a role in this discussion we are seeing that's because we keep on talking about the reach of fiber network throughout the country. most facilities on the ground that connect wireless power and we need to have robust connections to power and underground facilities to make sure wireless networks can deliver all that 40 -- 5g has to offer. >> you mentioned 5g is already here but for g is still what most of us rely on in a lot of places. it's not as widespread as the carriers promised. can you give an update on the state of the rollout of 5g? >> we are about two years in the rollout of 5g, maybe more than 50 million consumers who have subscribed but the reality is 5g is going to be dif

much as 100 times--speeds as much as 100 times greater with 5g and lower latency than what we had with riley's networks today--wireless networks today. that will mean all sorts of changes when we connect all kinds of industries around us -- agriculture, manufacturing, health care, and more. when it comes to the digital divide, which has been really apparent during this pandemic, 5g really actually can play a role in the infrastructure discussion we are seeing. that is because we keep on talking about extending the reach of networks throughout this country. the facilities in the ground that connect our wireless towers, we need to have robust connections to those towers, those on having ground facilities, to make sure our wireless networks can deliver all the 5g assets and all that 5g has to offer. >> you mentioned that 5g is already here, but 4g is what most of us are relying on. not all places are capable of getting 5g yet. it is not as widespread as it will be. can you give us an update on the state of the rollout of 5g? ms. rosenworcel: yeah. we are about two years into the rollout of 5g. we

it was not a public riley, it was an in da public event, which is not elected by law, which is not to require any question to the police. and then now you will be covered by team as an x q to crack down on them to crack down on, on, on our meeting at a time when they are holding meetings on a daily basis. all of the come. and that you, that's from the president about all the way down to the junior office at the local level. so ccm. they're willing part it, and the government are free to hold the meetings as they wish. the opposition to their my particular cannot be called all non existent, corbett, main restriction. it's nonsense. all right, we run out of time, so we're going to have to leave the conversation there. thanks so much to our guests or m nichol. i come to quote you and to do this and thank you for watching. you can see this and all of our previous programs. again, anytime by visiting our website, algeria dot com and for further discussion, go to our facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash ha, inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter. our handle i