what does bert do? he turned to me as if in a regular everyday conversation we need to tell colonel jennifer i have to leave the field now. quick something is, but i've got to go. i think that is a credit to colonel bert being a doctor. and being an officer and from that point to the rest of them to some things up that push all that union soldiers down the bluff, down into the river. a large number of union soldiers were drowned on each side there about 1700 soldiers to begin with. but 1000 casualties were suffered by the union army. so again, i am not a military historian but that is not good. >> that is not what you really want. [laughter] so as i said colonel bert is taken within the battlefield and is brought back here to this house to harrison hall and an ambulance. they lay him down and the front hall on a stretcher. this man has just been shot. not even shot through the bull is a drum bullet is still lodged in his hip. he isn't bleeding profusely and blood is pulling onto the wooden floor beneath

bert hofman, thank— agreement in the future. bert hofman, thank you _ agreement in the future. bert hofman, thank you so - agreement in the future. bert hofman, thank you so much for joining us. if you want to get in touch with me, i'm on twitter — @bbckarishma. i'm looking forward to hearing your thoughts. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: divorce, weight loss and adele — the award—winning singer speaks out about her mental health struggles. benezia bhutto has claimed victory in pakistan's general election, and she's asked pakistan's president to name her as prime minister. jackson's been released on bail of $3 million after turning himself in to police in santa barbara. it was the biggest demonstration so far of the fast—growing european antinuclear movement. the south african government has announced that it's opening - the country's remaining whites—only beaches to people of all races. - this will lead to a black—majority government in this country and the destruction of the white civilisation. part of the centuries—old windso

bert hofman leads the east asian institute at the national university of singapore. i asked him what we can expect from this meeting. the meeting itself is very important. it's the first face—to—face meeting between the leaders of the two consequential nations of this century, so it is important by itself. they've had phone calls before, but not yet face—to—face. it's not yet in person, but this is good enough. second, you mentioned already a very large agenda — political, economic and security issues that are on the table — and it's very important that they're being discussed. in terms of outcomes, i don't expect much concrete outcomes, as in agreements and signed documents, if you want, but i do think that this meeting will set an agenda of more interaction — on the diplomatic level, between the security forces — that will, over time, rebuild some of the trust that was lost under the previous us administration. but, professor, even under this administration, under president biden, there have been key points of tension between the us and china. away

the house of representatives passes the president's build back bert bill sending it on to the senate and likely changes. plus, searching for justice. why those wrongly convicted may face greater struggles than others when adjusting to their post prison life. >> sometimes i'm overwhelmed. anxiety. nightmares begin to surface. horrible nightmares. judy: and jonathan capehart and david abouter path thaty on the social spending bill and the censure of a house republican. all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour announcer: major funding for "the pbs newshour" has been provide by -- >> moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. announcer: johnson & johnson, financial services firm raymond james. b.d.o., accountants and advise ors. >> the john s. and james all knight foundation fostering and engaging communities more at kf. org. announcer: and with the ongoing support of these institutions. and friends of "the newshour." announcer: this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers lik

hey, bert, how you doing? well, you know, we geologists always get a little sad when rocktober's over. -wordplay? -yes. funny wordplay? -what do you think? -eh. trust your gut. sheldon, i've got these four-billion-year-old meteorites. i thought maybe they'd show signs of neutrino interactions. i could really use someone like you to help me with the math. oh, so they would act as natural dark matter detectors. that sounds interesting. it does, but it's still geology. sorry, bert, i don't have time to play rocks with you. i'm not asking you to play rocks. i'm asking you to collaborate on a research project. although, if there's time, i guess we could play a round of zinc, zinc, piece of quartz. does sound better than cricket. thank you for asking. unfortunately, i have real science to do. but you feel free to rock on. that's how you do it. all right. sheldon, what are you doing? bert's one of the top guys in his field. and somewhere there's a mime who's top in his field, but you don't see me rushing to collabora

steelers take the lead but her bert would fight back hitting williams with that go ahead touch down that gave l.a. a 41-37 win. >> around the nfl, back and forth in minnesota rogers through two passes. the vikings stormewnd the field giving minnesota 34-31 win. in kansas city getting off the ground against the chiefs. enough to hold on to a 19-9 victory. >> the saints tried clipping the lead with an explosive start new orleans would pull within 11 that 24-yard touch down run would seal it eagled win 40-29 what a game for jonathan taylor rushing for four touchdowns and caught another one in the stampede over the bills in buffalo. monster game landed him amid the week's top performers list a big weekend in women's college hoops. down to the wire smith lead all scores with 30 points number 3 maryland with a late come back. handing baylor their first loss of the season 79-76. the action continues today with a show down in the bahamas in the battle for the final one south carolins leaves theie american award >> adele and spotify shuffling things up for the pop star to smell first day fresh fo

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bert is like banana colored. bert has to be white, right? only a white person would wear that turtleneck and sweater. we are in the middle of what has been dubbed the great resignation. a record 4.4 million americans quit their jobs in september. and all of them are here with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] but nobody really knows. i mean, there are a lot of reasons why. it's still not entirely clear why it is so difficult to find workers right now. especially in the food service industry. it seems like every restaurant is having trouble finding staff. i drove by a five guys today. it was only a four guy. [ laughter ] aaron rornldgers was back at wo yesterday. quarterback for the green bay packers. led his team to victory in his first game back since he had covid. 23 of 237 for 293 yards. he had great protection all night, ironically. [ laughter ] after the game a reporter asked are you concerned you might test positive again and miss a big game like the super bowl? rodgers said, "i don't like playing the what if game." but he is okay wi

it says they are going to ban big bert, bert, and ernie because they endorsed vaccinations. when i went to cpac, it didn't go well either, and i'm not a "sesame street character, despite what some people might think." >> banning big bird, this is what excites voters that you have to be -- have such purity test that you use it for puppets, um, is just -- it's just taking it to a new level. and, unfortunately, it's a very serious issue. so it can seem funny except for the fact that people die because they listen to this kind of stuff that people believe that getting a vaccine is not good for them and are not necessary. our hospitals are filled with people who are dying, dying of covid who could be alive and also taking hospital beds from other people who are sick. so, yeah, it has a very deadly consequence. >> yeah, and, chris, i mean -- but it's just absurd. you've been to these cpacs. i mean, i know there was a certain level of trolling that always existed at cpacs, but this is so bizarre, it's like a different universe compared to the cpac that we used to attend as reporter

attacker detonated his best. gunman later opened fire in several other parts of the capital, including bert, by the con, concert hall, $130.00 people were killed. it was the country's worst atrocity since world war 2. the tosh butler is live for us now in paris. and natasha. what is allan said about his decision to testify that the french a former friend to present to us all on finally taking the stand off to some debate a bit earlier between lawyers about whether or not he should actually testify. some say that his presence in the court or would be, would actually politicize the trial, but he is here. the judge ruled that it was important to hear from him. now francois lawn said that he felt that he wanted to explain his role on the night of november 13th when those attacks took place as the head of state. but also the decisions he made. afterwards, he wanted to try and clarify them. he said that he hoped that his testimony would help or the survivors, the victim fair families, better understand, are what happened, the position modes i'll france was in. but he also wanted to explain, he sa

look patma majorkas saying we are doing a great job saying we are doing a bert job than mean old trump. this is insanity on steroids. you look at merrick garland siccing the fbi on moms and dad. terrible judgment and apcom -- a compulsive liar. all. jon: has is the weapon of dividing americans so they don't know what an unmitigated disaster he is. jesse: let's move to an issue of creating turmoil in the media. there is a guy who says he has been sexually assaulted by don lemon. this is cnn's guy. they promote the hell out of this guy. apparently lemon according to this guy went up to him at a bar and tuck his hands down his pants. let's listen to what he said. >> do you like me and that's why you [bleep] me. i said no, i just wanted to say what's up. he had his hand in his pants rubbing himself up aggressively. he shoved his two fingers under my mustache and said [bleep]. i said what the hell, man, and i just ran out the back door. >> that not anywhere. you cannot find this story anywhere. obviously we know why. they are doing everything they can to do damage control with lemon who nee

going to fight on until the bay and hungary as prime minister victor or ben is on a one day visit to bert bosnia herzegovina for a meeting with leader miller. i don't think there is growing international concern after dick announced plans to establish a separate army within the country in violation of a peace deal. at least 8 people have been killed during a stampede at a music festival in the u. s. state of texas. dozens were trampled when thousands of fans started moving towards the front of the stage and panic set in at the astral music festival in houston. the houston bar department had over 55 over 55 units responding to this event. that's on top of what the event promoters had established for the event. they did have a medical component. they did have some transport units. but of course there were, there were quickly overwhelmed when the crowd started falling out. as i mentioned over 300 patients were treated at the, at the fuel hospital that was out that it was said about here at this location. pro democracy, activists and sudan are stepping up pressure on the military to restore a

we'll certainly see of the next 2 weeks, of course, bert's summer saying that maybe we should just say for 2 degrees and, and that would be acceptable. but he speaks the n jose. and those nations who arrive at the front line of climate change, they would wholeheartedly disagree with that neck for the moment. many thanks, nick clark, my colleague, our environment editor, they're joining us from glasgow. let's go live to beijing and our correspondent there, katrina, you. katrina, vladimir putin is not in glasgow. neither is she ging ping. why not? that's right. she didn't thing actually has not left china since the beginning of the corridor virus outbreak last year. so he hasn't traveled, he did not attend the g 20. he only appeared via video link twice. and he is not appearing at cop 26. actually he's not even appearing via video link. he's instead sending a statement to be posted and published and presumably read perhaps by all the member states attending cop 26. and we're looking forward to that statement unclear so far as to what it will say, although because she didn't thing has not

on the rush, ukrainian warden again stole to, bert said there was a very high concentration of russian troops long that border western, some western intelligence officials say that we could be looking at as many as 90000 a russian forces all that more than the insulting book says look, we know russia is capable of using force. they've done that. in the past, he gave the example of georgia. he gave the example of russia illegally annexing the crime. in 2014, something in stoughton berg said that of course, nato members would never recognize the ukrainian foreign minister was also with the nato secretary general a bit earlier. the 2 had met. and after that meeting or ukraine's foreign minister said that, as far as ukraine was concerned, the story of the migrants on the bell, a russian, a polish board of the energy crisis, what he called russia's disinformation campaign. and now these troops on the a cranium russian border that seemed to be growing in numbers. he said, as far as he was concerned, this was all part of a hybrid attack by russia on europe and its allies. ah, donald trump's f

what's her aunt bert? just bread and water the it's all yes. yes. yes. yes. we just want to go german on nothing for a good or encore, a good life. all the both those empty and they got family. they got kids, you know, they need walton with doesn't matter. we pay money for whichever you memorize was any one to bring us some law to please. you know that the kids will be, suffer too much. here you can see that ha, the polish a security forces out in full force there. now i think they're changing, as you can see, movement out there. and yet this is the, the barbed wire, and the fans that is dividing the border divine in the territory, but with bowers and of poland. now, despite failed attempts to cross the border, the migrants are determined to try again. to day, most of them come from a war, tore nations like iraq and afghanistan, and now they won a new life in europe's wealthiest countries, like germany and france. but to get there, they 1st need to pass through poland. the number of migrants trying to reach to you through the poland bowers border has been on

. >> max will bert is part of a group of protesters whoe been camping out since january at the mine site. he says lithium is not the silver bullet many believe it to be because of the impact of lining on the land and the large amounts of waste water created by lithium extraction. >> if we're trying to move away from fossil fuels, is the environmental impact at a site like this the lesser of two evils? >> you know, that's a really good question. but i think the problem is that's the warm framing. global warm sg a huge problem. in this attempt to save the planet from climate change, people are believing we can save the planet by destroying it. >> lithium americas admits there will be environmental impacts, but claims new mining technology will lead to less damage. the company plans to begin its operation next year. potentially creating a lithium boom down in nearby nevada. >> if you believe in climate change, if you are worried about compet competitiveness, if we're worried about jobs being lost, then >>> a pediatric nurse in virginia just reached a milestone, a golden anniversary. 50 year

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they could be bert about iran, we'll talk about that later. with turkey, they weren't afraid to call out, you know, tweet certain, lack of democracy and lack of reforms in turkey and certainly detain political prisoners. this meeting is fascinating, because it comes right after this kerr fluffle that you had in turkey. ten wrote a letter, signed a letter calling on them to release a man from prison. and basically, the turkish president erdogan had a meltdown. and he wanted to declare those ten ambassadors persona none non grata. yes, the u.s. spoke out. but then he, he threw a fit, like a toddler, which you can appreciate, and then we walk, you know, nothing happened. we kind of smoothed things out. and cabala remains in prison. >> we out of time. we're going to save iran for once those negotiations, if they resume, get back under way. we'll invite you back. thank you as always. great pleasure. thank you for making time for us this evening. can you catch ayman. be sure to follow me on twitter. but until we meet again, goodnight. but until we m

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then for bert was forced to sell the rest of geos in a divorce settlement. despite their fierce objections the new developer is installing gas lines for the next series of homes. >> the story of my development being failed is not only false but endangers the runaway of climate change. >> reporter: he put on his no gas holes shirt and asked residents for intervention. >> you have got homes that have been converted that already exist. the next phase of geos has been done for you. >> reporter: they have refused to help goes stay gas free. all building codes are local, and small towns worry that forcing a clean transition will bring lawsuits from big oil and gas and their favorite lawmakers. >> all right. bill weir, thank you. >>> still ahead, former raiders coach john gruden is suing the nfl for seeking the quote destroy his career and reputation. details on that straight ahead. >>> first to miami where a pair of young entrepreneurs have turned their love of socks into a do-good mission. in today's start small, think big. >>> me and my brother both designed the

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guy joined by the campaign manager for far right trump-supporting colorado congresswoman lauren boe bert, which, i think, we have here. yes, that's her on the left there. and as they were all gathered there in south dakota, local authorities back in colorado were simultaneously raiding the office of that mesa county clerk because they had reason to believe she was behind the security breach that led to all of this secure election software being passed around and posted online, including the passwords. what investigators discovered was that late one night the mesa county clerk had gone to the warehouse that stores critical election equipment in that county. the surveillance cameras were inexplicably turned off at that time. she took some guy in there with her, a guy who was unauthorized to be there, and they apparently copied the hard drives and election management software from voting machines. and then wouldn't you know it? all of that stuff ended up posted online by pro-trump conspiracy crackpots. this mesa county clerk claims she had no idea how that happened, definitely just a coinci

and so are big bird, bert, and ernie. i love that they think this is clever. but it did get me thinking about which muppet is the most likely to be a conservative, and i narrowed it down to three. it's either sam the eagle, or one of these two. [ laughter ] i mean, tell me they're not senators from oklahoma. so the gang from "sesame street" is not welcome at cpac in florida this year. but don't worry. miss piggy is still invited, especially after her great work at last year's event. [ laughter and plaus ] the truth is sister me street wouldn't have been allowed to be there anyway, because by next year seems likely matt gaits will be a convicted sex offender. [ laughter ] the annual list of the most common passwords of 2021 is out, and turns out, we have learned nothing at all. the top password in the world is? still -- 1-2-3-4-5-6. followed by "1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9" and "1-2-3-4-5." "qwerty" and "password." number four and five. this was published by a tech company in lithuania. why does a tech company in lithuania know what the most common passwords are? [ laugh

against joe biden and the problems he's causing and not messages like what we're seeing out of boeb bert and greene and others. >> nice to see you all in person. happy thanksgiving. >>> coming up, a moderate democrat. i went back home to spend time with the congressman there to see how the fight for the balance of power is really playing out. i got the awesome new iphone 13 pro and airpods, and t- mobile is paying for them both! and this is for new and existing customers. upgrade to the iphone 13 pro and airpods both on us. this week only, at t-mobile. this black friday, do you want a tv? or do you want. the place on the tv? when it comes to autism, finding the right words can be tough. finding understanding doesn't have to be. together, we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people on the autism spectrum. go to autismspeaks.org to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means asking for what we want. and need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. women are living longer than ever before with kisqali when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestran

and it was a question of appeal of provoked animus, and we are bert and we are now doing things in a way that provokes animus, and can we change? >> the evidence is not good for that, and we are not on a great trajectory, and i keep trying to preach on my show that the thing that we have to do is to stop the hate in this country, and the two sides hate each other to such a degree, that we don't hear each other. so when each sides hate each other, they don't hear each other, and anybody with a "d" next to their name is completely toxic, and if they tinker with the policies and we will give you health care that seems to benefit the people, and constantly answer the question, why do the republicans vote against their economic interests? because they hate you. because they really hate you. look at the election that we had in virginia. i mean, the democrats lost some of those rural counties by 80%. we don't do 80% or never used to in america. a landslide was a guy got 58% of the vote. that is what made us great. and then you heard that castro got 99% of the vote, and we laughed. i don't d

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you heard mccarthy's statements yesterday, not even condemning bow bert's comments, saying i had a conversation with her and she has since apologized. what do you make of it tara? >> kevin mccarthy is a political coward. he demonstrated that more than once. he demonstrated that he wasn't able to stands up to donald trump during his four years. he demonstrated that when he wasn't able to stand up against the big lie. we he voted against certifying the duly elected -- duly elected of joe biden after an armed insurrection just attacked the capitol. he dmoon straighted that when it was time to discipline not only paul gosar, we saw that disgusting display last week, but also when it came to disciplining morgery taylor green who is the de facto head of the republican caucus in the house of representatives. now you have lauren bobert. how many times do we have to see these members of congress disgrace their offices, at in this juvenile, very offensive, against everything conservatives are supposed to stand for, never mind what a decent human being would stand for -- we have seen them do this over and

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started a twitter fight with big bird after the muppet promoted covid vaccine cpac announced elmo, bert and ernie are not invited to their annual gathering next year. >> tough break. >> taking the high road. >> the chairman of the american conservative union took it a step further when he attacked the show for introducing a new korean american character. he wrote in a statement, quote, "sesame street" needs to go back to a time when a show was devoted to a letter in the alphabet and not the latest woke fad. if pbs and npr want to be in the arms of the socialist -- >> are korean americans -- >> while elmo is not welcome they are planning a vern of its cpac in budapest. hungary led by the far right authoritarian leader who has called muslims invaders and imposed policies hostile to lgbtq people and immigrants and repeatedly muzzled his country -- >> put tracking devices on reporters and political opponents but they're worried about bert and ernie. >>> we'll be following the house vote playing out every step of the way. "morning joe" is back in a moment. a mountain of toys to fulfill many

[applause] >> 'em bert lin -- elbert lin has the distinction of being my former law clerk. [laughter] political polarization is a great problem of our time. this panel will consider the deformation of the separation of powers as a factor in political polarization. executive administrative decisions tend to be more extreme than legislative solutions particular, when is often the case, the houses of congress and the presidency are divided on party lines. so congress' delegation of policy decisions to the administrative agencies results in regulations that can shift radically between administrations creating what some might call government whiplash. this panel will consider whether institutional restorations like carving of the delegation doctrine and chevron deference might help in restoring a constitution of compromise. i'm going to introduce each of our panelists in the order that they will speak. each of them will peek -- speak for about ten minutes before then we have an opportunity for an exchange of views and then, eventually, questions from the audience. as usual, the

leaders reflect on the mistakes that were made and take accountability for failures so that we can do bert for the american people and our allies in the future. mr. speaker, john's work is evidence of the power that music holds. it brings people from different corners of the world together. it transcends time. and i am confident that john's song, blood on my hands, will do just that. we will never forget 9/11 and in the same vain we can never forget the heroes who fought in the subsequent 20-year war in afghanistan. thanks to brave story sellers -- storytellers, we won't forget these heroes. john is a true patriot and i applaud and admire his courage to stand up for what he believes in. and even more so demand accountability from our nation's leaders. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from louisiana, mr. carter, for five minutes. mr. carter: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for five minutes. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: wroid. without objection. mr. carter: let me paint a picture. it's the east sid

t-mobile down 1.3% in after hours but did beatestimates but missed on revenues joining us now mike see bert from t-mobile why thank you for joining us. >> hi, great to be here. >> let's touch if we can just on the subscriber growth and the themes you are seeing there in mobile in particular. >> absolutely. this was a quarter where we beat the entire industry yet again. like we have done every single quarter and beat on growth, core ebitda growth and year over year free cash flow growth and this machine of reliable market leading growth is really working. >> in terms of the competition you see out there at the moment i guess between the big three and mobile, but also, the kind of threat you see from the tradi traditional fixed players, has the period of being four main players down to three passed and back into fierce competition >> we have always been in a competitive market and we created this environment of competition and the more jump balls out there the more people question if they're with the right carrier the more fuel we have 1.3 million net new postpaid subscribers this quarter and

the gop party is the party of marjorie taylor green lauren bow bert and matt gaetz and louie go hert. sane republicans are heading for exits even as assaults on democratic litmus test. why can't we beat these guys. your theory and advice, tim? >> look, i think sometimes there is a bit of a disconnect from people who are really engaged in politics day in and day out. i think there are people what watch this show and follow us on twitter who are rightfully outraged by what happened on january 6th. who look at the marjorie taylor greens and the bow geerts of the world and they disgust them. who look at the ftse they are playing with white nationalists and apology for white national terrorists and can't stomach republicans for voting that way. i feel that way. i can understand there are republicans watching who don't get why other people don't feel like them and why other people can vote for glen youngkin that's eni believe aing this stuff. i think the answer to charlie's question is that people need to keep in mind the job of politicians is different of that of activists and news shows a

another host of republican leaders that have not just allowed the marjorie taylor greens and the bow berts, and crazy gosars to take over. they have given them their power willingly. it is astounding. >> astounding and dangerous. we have had this conversation going back to the earliest days of the biden administration about why this matters. and at a time when the department of homeland security and law enforcement agencies have issued bulletin after bulletin after bulletin explaining to local police departments and the public that the gravest threat to the homeland is domestic violent extremism and that the biggest bucket within that threat is white supremacy and its grievances, about covid and about the election. why this matters, because the beating heart of the republican party, the american right is right in line with greatest terror threat to the homeland. >> yeah. and here's the thing. remember, part of this sort of collection of zany crazy people as we refer to them, remember, they were fighting over each other on twitter last friday to offer internships to kyle rittenhouse. that's

. >> berts albert bourla joins us i learned this morning you guys now anticipate you can make 80 million courses up from the projected 50 million you'd expected just a few weeks ago. tell us about that ability to increase that manufacturing and your expectation of how well this should hold up against omicron. >> yeah, thank you yes. we are right now able to meet 80 million doses. it is thanks to -- you have seen our manufacturing machine, really, at work, and the adjustments they can make. i'm very, very pleased we're in this situation now now, when it comes to omicron and how long the treatment should last, first let me take a step back. omicron is of concern for several reasons. there are many unknowns right now. keep in mind, we've been prepared for something like that for months what is the playbook the playbook is understanding it better within weeks we'll know most of the information that needs to be known, but every day we learn more, first to protect and then to treat and to understand the virus, i think we need -- the key questions are the questions you've been discussing all da

chairman bert johnson and ranking member lucas and all of the panelists for joining us today for this important discussion. my home state of north carolina is particularly vulnerableno torth weather like floods and hurricanes -- vulnerable to weather like floods and hurricanes. that is why prompting from the national weather service is critical to protecting live personal property and our infrastructure. as we saw with the well forecasted yet still deadly 2011 tornado season, exceptional forecasts alone cannot protect lives. rather it would require, as we discussed, a whole of government approach where the national weather service collaborates with local officials, individuals, and organizations responsible for making public safety decisions. i look forward to talking about ways to increase this collaboration and i want to build a little bit on what representative bowman raised about inspiring the next generation of scientists and forecasters. here in raleigh, north carolina, we have a newly renovated science museum that has the nature research center that has a component that focuses