they worked extremely hard to get brandon to say that. >> we have the evidence brandon, we just needed to be honest with us. those officers wanted the information in the worst, way and they got it in the worst way. even they know that that is bad police practice. >> then, they discovered something at the end of that interview that was a revelation to them. something that jurors in the trial never heard. jassy speaking to his mother. at the first moment that brandon gets outside the influence of those interrogators, he says, no, this is not true. they got to my head. >> but tom fassbender, the interrogator himself, sees it all very differently. >> coming up, this was seen by many as a false confession. >> i think it was a real confession. he knew right from wrong. brandon was involved in this. >> when dateline, continues. hen dateline, continues. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? th

day, two or three times a day. >> brandon, brandon, brandon. >> detectives questioned his fiancÉe. her parents. they scoured his phone records. >> we did everything we could to try to get some kind of evidence on brandon. and there was none there. >> yeah. >> there was none there because he didn't do it. >> that alibi about helping his fiancÉe's parents checked out. and his phone records revealed he was miles away from the store when amber was murdered. finally, brandon biel was cleared. did you at some point think, i'm going to be charged with murder? >> yes, i did. >> the memory still fresh. >> had nightmares of going to jail. you know, it was hard for me to sleep. >> that terrible day -- >> my whole thought process was, let me get the store open because -- >> i think i screwed up. >> right. i screwed up. >> why didn't he notice they have been rocked? >> some stores are messier than others. >> maybe that meant that whoever was on the night before didn't put things away. >> right, that was my thought process. totally opposite of hey, there's somebody dead, or there was a robbery.

brandon judd will weigh in. stay with us. ♪ ♪like ♪ maria: new charges of the police officer accused of shooting teen in his car as he ate a cheeseburger. cheryl casone with the details. cheryl: former police officer james brennan, two accounts of aggravated assault. the officer's actions were unjustified. the teen is still in life support this morning. the new york city man who tore through a mcdonalds with an axe last month has been arrested again, michael vandalizing a building in brooklyn before stealing a bike in an effort to avoid the cops. the terrorized mcdonalds customer smashing tables with an axe, he faces charges, possession of stolen property but he remains free, of course, after being released without bail for the second time. well, king charles the third coronation held at westminster abbey in london, news amid speculation will be shorter than extravagant and charles anoint thed with holy oil before accepting coronation ring. meta unveiling new vr head set, meta quest more expensive, 15 mone

will: you heard brandon say joe biden doesn't have regard for human life. the number of american citizens killed by fentanyl higher than 856. you hear joe biden saying look, we captured all this fentanyl. wouldn't it make sense instead of capturing at the border, do something at the source, do something with regard to mexico, the cartels, the smugglers. >> absolutely. i've been saying that from the beginning as well as brandon, the fact that the federal government doesn't acknowledge the fact that we have a fentanyl crisis. we have nearly 300 americans dying every day because of fentanyl poisoning, had they thd to take any action to go after the mexican cartels. governor abbott made the effort to designate the mexican cartel as trans national criminal organizations. the federal government hasn't acknowledged that. they failed to acknowledge the fact that we have a border crisis, failed to acknowledge the fact that we have a situation at the border where americans are dying, also migrants as you pointed out with the record number of migrant deaths that occur

brandon, that was from your grandfather's home. what was it like walking in there and seeing all of that? >> right. so, i mean, it's devastating. it's a low one-story home, right on the canal. and just walking in there, you know, you realize that either the whole house needs to be gutted. or it needs to come down. because, you know, you don't know if it's going to happen again in the future. but, you know, i just want to thank all of the first responders, we've had people coming and doing door checks. we've been seeing the coast guard fly around in helicopters. we have three families with homes in the area, within vanderbilt beach. and were all affected. so, you know, just everybody, everybody that's been affected, you know, thoughts and prayers with everybody. >> no question. and our thanks and sincere appreciation goes out to those first responders, the work they do is incredible. and it's still ongoing. we're hearing stories of folks as of a few hours ago were still stranded on their roofs because their homes had become inundate

and brandon never had a chance to live. and, you know, they talk about dreamers, brandon had dreams. they talk about wanting to help, and they want to provide assistance. well, my child is gone. and i'll tell you, i have a band right here, angel parents, that i have met. and it became too many for me to wear on my wrist. we have parents like sarah root that was killed by illegals, an illegal in a car crash on her graduation anniversary. we have brandon mendoza out of arizona, he was a police sergeant on his way home from his shift who was killed by an illegal who was high on meth, went on freeway the wrong way and crashed into him, causing his car to explode in a fire. we have pierce cochran out of tennessee who was killed in a car wreck. maria: right. >> so it goes on and on and on. it's never ending. and it's time we have got to close the borders. it's not a matter of if, but when. we need to do it right now to save american lives. maria: well, we also have the poisoning of americans underway in plain sight, you know? the

brandon's grandmother was taking care of him when he was kidnapped by ramirez and >> after 20 hours of searching for him, he was found safe in petito's bedroom. the couple attempted to kidnap baby brandon 4 other times before they did so on april 25th, both parties will review those phone calls over the next few weeks and then they'll come back on january. 13th for ramirez and party owes sentencing hearing. >> in san jose camila barco kron. 4 news. >> breaking overnight, oakland police arrested 2 people they say are connected to the fatal shooting of a bay area dentist. one of the men that you are seeing on your screen. was escorted away in handcuffs by oakland officers late last night back in august. really shoe was shot and killed when she and her partner pulled into oakland's chinatown area. we know the shooter fled from the scene after the shooting. we are expecting more details on the arrests from oakland police and the alameda county da this afternoon. and we'll update you on broadcast and on our website. kron 4 dot com. the contra costa county da will not file charges against a

brandon, it's great to have you here. obviously, our viewers know, as his', we're big nfl fans overall. these players, look, there's only so many tom brady out -- well, there's only one tom brady. [laughter] these lower level players, they make it a year or two, you know, what do you say to them if they get injured and that a career is over? what do they do? >> yeah, yeah. i mean, obviously, we we come into a lot of money fast, and, you know, for most people you have a different type of earning curve over your entire life. for us, we start making a lot of money early on many our lives, and we have no experience with it or little to no experience, i should say, and no financial education around us. so, you know, the biggest thing that a lot of guys are doing nowadays is they are trying to flex their brains and muscles off the field. a lot of guys, you see them starting to dive into different types of investing, alternative investment, venture capital, real estate. but first and foremost, the first thing you need to do is f

ramirez faces up to 14 years in prison after kidnapping. >> then 3 month old baby brandon in san jose. her secret lover, jose faces up to 5 years in prison for joining in on the plan, prosecutor rebecca weiss says the calls could impact their sentencing recommendation of something with incriminating in these called it could lead her to a higher sentence. however, ramirez is attorney cody salfen says he's been able to review some of the phone calls. as of now, i have not found anything that i would suggest that it's going to change kind of our approach to sentencing. baby. brandon's grandmother was taking care of him when he was kidnapped by ramirez and >> after 20 hours of searching for him, he was found safe in petito's bedroom. the couple attempted to kidnap baby brandon 4 other times before they did so on april 25th, both parties will review those phone calls over the next few weeks and then they'll come back on january. 13th for ramirez and party owes sentencing hearing. >> and that was camila barco reporting for us tonight. new video tonight from the sonoma county sheriff's offic

ramirez faces up to 14 years in prison after kidnapping. >> then 3 month old baby brandon in san jose. her secret lover, jose faces up to 5 years in prison for joining in on the plan, prosecutor rebecca weiss says the calls could impact their sentencing recommendation if something was incriminating in these called, it could lead her to a higher sentence. however, ramirez is attorney cody self in says he's been able to review some of the phone calls. as of now, i have not found anything that i would suggest that. >> it's going to change kind of our approach to sentencing. baby. brandon's grandmother was taking care of him when he was kidnapped by ramirez and >> after 20 hours of searching for him, he was found safe in petito's bedroom. the couple attempted to kidnap baby brandon 4 other times before they did so on april 25th, both parties will review those phone calls over the next few weeks and then they'll come back on january. 13th for ramirez and party owes sentencing hearing. >> in san jose camila barco kron. 4 news. >> well, elon musk is wasting no time now that he's officially t

vice president brandon. >> jamie, thank you so much for the presentation. i've always been a friend of the y. i think this is going to bring a lot of excitement and people to the water front to have the site activated and actually have tenants there that will bring more people, more activation, a lot of exercise a lot of good food. so do the sub tenant pay rent to the y. >> the ymca will be responsible for paying all the base rent. so the sub tenants will pay the y and then the y will pay their portion. there will have to be a calculation to figure out, does 6%. gross revenue for the two tenants is that higher than their due basement. but at a minimum we'll get the base rent that we mentioned about 8,000 a month. and for some reason if something does not workout, it will be up to the y to replace those tenants? how does that work? >> we would need to work together on that. so this is a long term lease. if they were to access oftensings. i think start out he's a great tenant they do a great job activating the park in the area. thank you. >> thank you. this i

brandon judd, sarah carter. thank you. will, pete, rick. will: it's college football saturday and we're cooking up some side dishes. >> thank you, guys. it's going on. it's cold and all about slider sunday, guys and it's like the new american family cooking tradition and i want people to jump into the kith and be here to have the family do it and incorporate with king's hawaiian soft, sweet, slider buns and king's hawaiian buns and let's get to grilling. this guy is piping hot. take new york strip, new york steak, whatever you like and do salt on top. it's not only just windy too at the same time. you just want to fake it till you make it with the grilled steaks here and go about anywhere from 8 to 10 minutes on each side and let it rest. will: on the griddle, on the bottom? >> put it on the griddle and let it sear. >> on the king's hawaiian pretzel buns. they're so good and absolutely outstanding. we're going to take the steak and cut the steak on the bias bise -- bis and he recollects slice the steak and get beautiful medium rare and are

brandon you look like you're like, nope. that's not oh my supporters because the cherokee of white supporters. yeah, so the cherokee actually have a number of people that are on their side in this process, right? so in the early 1800s, georgia seated a large portion of its western land claims. to the united states government which basically is going to encompass, alabama and mississippi. and then in that process the georgia gives up its land claims with the cherokee don't give up their land claims in 1825. they basically create a new capital and in 1827 write a constitution. i mean if you look if the whole point is native americans need to assimilate into white culture. i mean the fact that the cherokee have done exactly what whites have said do and doesn't seem to matter seems to be a big deal. they actually pass along 1828 saying that any member of the cherokee nation that signs some sort of removal agreement or land claim agreement without the approval of the council. has committed treason against the cherokee nation. and

>> i'm going to point to brandon because he has a lot to say about this. >> it's often in cases where people feel as you say they feel something is threatened and i'm not surprised in the sense of what elizabeth has written about the issue in the second amendment it's one of the central fears and that has run back to the revolutionary generation as fear of a standing army or overreaching government or that the government is going to somehow infringe your rights or somehow personal autonomy and that has run back deeply in the society and was a major issue in the generation and why it also ultimately leads to the second amendment and continues to be an issue since then. one of the things you talked about in your book of the second amendment and freedom of speech where is it freedom of speech and when is it that you are in sliding a rumor or bad conspiracy theory? when you're spreading lies that harm vulnerable people or any people and have been debunked countless times there is a penalty for that. free speech does and protect that although conspiracy theoriststs generally tend to claim

brandon lewis, the justice is toast, is what he said. brandon lewis, thejustice secretary, he has also resigned, and we have seen other people going in as well. robert buckland, the welsh secretary, seen in the area but no confirmation yet about him. we haven't had the appointments yet, and i've spoken to many mps, many of them close to rishi sunak, who say they really don't know what his plans will be. he has kept it very tight. some said it has been hermetically sealed, this process, and that is how he wanted it. he hasn't promised jobs to anyone, including penny mordaunt, i'm told, so we will have to wait and see once it's all official.— it's all official. indeed, and he hasn't promised _ it's all official. indeed, and he hasn't promised any _ it's all official. indeed, and he hasn't promised any jobs, i it's all official. indeed, and he hasn't promised any jobs, but| it's all official. indeed, and he i hasn't promised any jobs, but at the hasn't promised anyjobs, but at the same time, he has talked about uniting the party. he has s

joining me now, yamiche alcindor and brandon buck. yamiche, walker has the national republican senate committee, rick scott, former president trump, mitch mcconnell behind him despite the allegations because he is their man. they can't replace him now and they're going to go with what they have gone. this could be the most important senate race in the country. >> certainly, andrea. good afternoon. i'm here in marietta, georgia, 30 minutes north of atlanta. this used to be a deeply red part of the state but it's turning blue. i've been talking to people about herschel walker in that race here in georgia. they have been telling me that this isn't going to sway their vote. you have people who are not going to vote for walker already. they tell me, voters tell me they believe he didn't have the character to be in the senate because of the domestic abuse allegations. you see the new allegation that he paid for an abortion, it's just more of the same. they don't see him as someone who is suited to serve in elected office. i have been talkin

we just talked to brandon williams. when you look at the tea leaves of where this is, it's interesting to watch senator schumer's face. he's the majority leader in the senate. that's a position that he could be in danger of losing in a matter of days. >> that's right. if you look where they're sending president biden, he's going to new mexico. that is a pretty blue state. but the governor is in real trouble. has an opportunity perhaps to lose that race. they're deploying biden to that blue state to try to help there. also just announced in the last couple hours, the president is going back to pennsylvania along with the vice president for john fetterman. you can read that any number of different ways. they're sending both of them. it's rare for them to be together on the campaign trail on behalf of a candidate. the democrats feel like they need to flood the zone and do everything they can for fetterman. the vice president and president are not super popular in pennsylvania. is that cavalry coming for fetterman helpful?

talk to brandon judd who is in charge of the border patrol council. has the vice president been talking with the border patrol? no. the reality is they have opened up the border. they provided these perverse incentives and there are literally millions of people taken advantage come here illegally. heaven forbid they show up near the vice president's residence because somehow that is immoral. elizabeth: we have drug and human trafficking cartels, the revenue coming in the size of a fortune 500 company. ohio democrat tim ryan, says the vice president is absolutely wrong saying border is secure. she is talking about root causes. what happened to the two billion dollars biden gave central america? where are all the businesses at that they said would go there to stop illegal immigration? where is the white house task force the white house talked about for central america? >> liz, you're 110% right. american taxpayer dollars have been used to fortify, to give money to these countries which these people are fleeing from to what effect? what money did we get

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. >> his name is brandon. >> not going those who broke the law. >> his name is brandon straka, he confessed to being guilty, helping to attack the police. you're talking about anti police or anti blue lives, this tends to glorify him at cpac. apparently you say you stand by it but concerned about other crime. >> do i get to go now? >> uh-huh. >> at cpac thousands of people come together and we let them rent booths, and they are allowed to express themselves through the first amendment. brandon struck or anybody else that comes to cpac has the right to express their views. you always want to put me into the box of being a censor of everybody that coming the my event. >> i'm giving you your views on air. that's the opposite of censorship. if you want to ask why brandon struck had that in his booth, have him on your show and ask him. i didn't go to his booth. i was often u aware of it until after it happened. the department of justice, after two years, for a four-hour demonstration and riot at the capitol is abominable because they don't do the same thing to the left. if you want to be seen as

today, dark brandon dark brandon became dank brandon. ( cheers and applause ) the president's-- good poster. put that in your-- get that poster for your dorm room. ( laughter ) i gotta say, all day the president's been pretty chill, a chill, chill mood all day. i think he knew this was coming. he had this on his mind. case in point: this afternoon, he was outside the white house taking reporters' questions about opec, and he gave a little hint that he didn't want to answer those questions. it's subtle. let's see if you can pick up. on it. >> it is a disappointment, and it says that they're a problem. ( applause ) ( cheering ) it's a isappointment. they're a problem. uh-oh, watch out! what's happening? am i backing away, or am i just getting smaller! there's no way of knowing! you think that blows your mind now. wait until the announcement i make at 4:20. boom!" biden looks like-- ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ biden looks like he's having fun there. although, even though he was having fun, he made sure everyone around him was safe. jim, can we see that again with the sound turne

>> brandon has a lot to say about this in his book. >> it is often in cases where people feel that something is threatened. i am unsurprised in the sense of what elizabeth has written about that that second amount -- second amendment issue -- that fear runs again. his fear of an overreaching government, they are going to infringe your rights or personal autonomy and that has run back deeply in the society and it was a major issue in the revolutionary generation and it also leads to the second amendment. >> one of the big's you talked about elizabeth is the second amendment and freedom of speech which tends to be the defense. where is the line? when is it freedom of speech and when is it that you are inciting a rumor or a bad conspiracy theory? >> during the trial, the lawyers for the sandy hook families had a great phrase that i think should be put on a t-shirt. it said speech is free but lies pay for. when you are spreading lies that harm vulnerable people or any people and are patently false and have been debunked countless times, there is a penalty for that in our law. speech does not pro

nick castellanos, three hits in the first game, than alec bohm at third, brandon marsh in center field. jean cigarette second, bryson stott -- jean segura at second, and bryson stott making his first start of the postseason. hoskins yesterday, 1 for his previous 30. strike one. a tight pitch. kyle wright, 27 years old, huntsville, alabama. sinks one at the knees, and it's 0-2. we watched a lot of kyle wright. i can tell early on if he's got it. >> smoltz: if he has a quiet front shoulder and the sinker stays on plane, it will be hard for the phillies to stay there. if his front shoulder stays locked in. what that allows him to do is pitch off the height of his sinker, which will be down, and then the curveball, slider, changeup becomes devastating. the hardest part of any sink or ball pitcher is to stay calm with your left shoulder and not try to be too aggressive. >> joe: riley. two up and two down. couple quick outs. how does this look? >> yet, so what you look at is that front shoulder. that is like the site for his fastball. that is staying right there. falls too far to the first b

then kidnapped brandon because he demanded she show him that baby. ramirez faces up to 14 years in prison and for theo could get up to five years. >>> also today students at santa cruz high school returned to class after a fake report of an active shooter forced the school to shut down. police say someone called 911 yesterday reporting an active shooter inside a classroom with multiple gunshots victims. students spent hours in lockdown as officers swarmed the school. it turned out to be a prank. police are working to track down the person responsible for the scare. now we brought you breaking news coverage of the frightening incident yesterday. be sure to stick with us as we continue to follow the latest developments both on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> a former deputy sheriff will not face any additional charges for killing tyrell wilson. this was the mentally unstable man in danville. this is according to wilson's attorney and father. today the contra costa district attorney will hold a news conference making it official at 10:00 a.m. "tod

then 3 month-old baby brandon in san jose. her secret lover jose par t o faces up to 5 years in prison for his role in the scheme. prosecutors and the suspects. attorneys will review those phone calls over the next few weeks. >> actually, it's something with incriminating in these called it could lead her to a higher sentence. as of now, i have not found anything that would suggest that. >> it's going to change kind of our approach to sentencing. >> ramirez and portillo sensing will now take place on january. 13th. >> time now for our 4 zone forecast. weekend is upon us as we give you a live look over the golden gate, which is little did down and for many of us that we can't can't come fast lawrence. yeah, here comes ready or not. looks like it's going to be a really nice weekend. weather wise originally early in the week we thought there might be a chance for rain. i think that well to the north of us. so we'll see some clouds no getting around that. but we're going get some sunshine to and some warmer temperatures actually o

captain brandon watson was at the wheel for the journey. as we edged closer to sanibel, a couple miles out, the destruction left in ian's path became clear. >> it's gone. our beach is gone. >> reporter: once off the boat, it's around a mile on foot to their home. what they see is overwhelming. >> we live down this way. this beautiful street that's been forever changed. oh my god, their house is gone. >> total devastation. totally changed. it's just heart breaking to see this. unbelievable. >> reporter: they're closer to their house now but still unsure what they'll find until they make the turn around the bend. >> i think i see the back of our house. >> reporter: remarkably, their house is still standing. >> there's all kind of stuff that doesn't even belong to them in their back yard. we found these. these are somebody else's camera negatives, not theirs. and this bag of birthday cards for someone's 60th birthday. certainly not their name on it and not their collection of cards. and look at this. this is what's left of a door from a woman'

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first of all, brandon we just saw video of suspected smugglers as a griffith says they are oblivious to our cameras. it seems so overt and open, what is your reaction to that? >> one of the reasons this happens any time there in the river it's very, very difficult for us to go in and take these individuals into custody. if we do that they will just start throwing people into the river which then it becomes very, very dangerous for those individuals. so what we have to do is we have to let them come onto our banks and then take into custody at that point. they know exactly what they're doing. they know what they need to do to get their products whether that human beings, whether they know it's drugs in exactly what they need to do they know it or policies are in operate within those policies to exploit what our operations are pretty becomes a very dangerous situation for everyone involved. >> is a single suspect is one case britt and others a guy from indiana. charged with smuggling. he told authorities he gets $3000 per person that he is transporting in a truck. people coming with tr

joining us is eric hippo and light shed partner, brandon ross eric, you think zuckerberg's making a big mistake here? >> i do. >> why >> i think his view of the metaverse is not espoused by the majority of people in technology it's a journey we don't know what the outcome's going to be the killer application for metaverse today exists on platforms like roblox. so what application is he proposing to us? that we live our lives in this kind of immersive, you know, world that doesn't exist, but what are we going to do in that world? he's not explaining that so i think he's way ahead of his time and if he was spending a tenth of what he's spending, you might say, okay, good bet. he's betting something relatively small, but the bet that he's making, about $10 billion in year and another $10 billion next year and who knows how much later, is completely out of sync with the reality of the metaverse. >> brandon, do you disagree? are you buying it? >> no, i actually agree very much with what eric said i mean, there's two components to this cost increase. on the one side, it's the costs are going

david sokol and adam brandon have been pounding the pavement to spread the message. tonight we get to hear from both of them on the same stage did before introduce you to our colleague steve moore i want to remind youto all you have pens d paper on your chairs which you can use for questions for the q&a portion of the program tonight. i also want to help set the stage for this discussion by sharingg some polling that we have done this month on the american dream for that really is fundamentally what the book is about. we worked with her friend scotte rasmussen to find that 50% of americans say they feel very proud to bee an american. 65% say they would rather live in the a system in which everyone has equal opportunity to succeed and some people end up successful. deficit definition of a meritocracy and only 24% preferred a system where the government ensures that everyone experiences roughly the same outcomes of the good news but there are concerning findings as well. those are the threats to the american dream which is the theme of this book. 37% agree america's a

it's doctor brandon - much consequence. thank you very much. it's doctor brandon hughes. | let's speak to brendan hughes, political reporter at belfast live. is is playing for time because negotiations between the eu in the uk government for possible changes to the protocol are under way, presumably if you were to set a date but not set a date for several weeks to come, there mightjust be enough time to get a deal hatched in the problem could actually go away? find problem could actually go away? and he's -la in: problem could actually go away? fific he's playing for time, problem could actually go away? fific he's playing for time, i feel he's playing for time, ifeel there's very little time left for him to play with because he really only need several days in which to make a decision as to whether or not there should be an election. the legislation says that now that we have passed that deadline for forming an executive election needs to be subsequent elections could fall injanuary but to be subsequent elections could fall in january but t

brandon. thank you. thank you. now thousands of migrants and reca geez lee to europe every year in search of a better life. but an al jazeera investigation is found many i turned away at borders with some forced to join shadowy gang setup to stop others from crossing into the li harding as the story. they are called europe's shadow army operating without an official name leader or government link. former greek officials say these mass individuals use force to try to keep refugees from entering europe through greece. verified footage off the coast of greece shows, members of the shadow army damaging boats carrying refugees and beating others no doubt, no shadow of a doubt that these crimes are taking place. that these are orders coming from the top with the consent of europe in union, which are being implemented which are being carried out by hapless members of the gulf coast guard. we've have cases where a few days were found and drowned, handcuffed many in the shadow army are believed to be refugees, themselves, b

have you here for this book party which most american perspective, written by david sokol and adam brandon, and thanks to those joining us online on the live stream, this book covers a lot of ground and we are excited to have this discussion tonight. adam and david have been pounding the pavement to spread the message of american perspective but tonight we hear from both of them on the same stage. before introduce you to our colleague steve moore i want to remind you all that you have pen and paper on your chairs which you can use for questions for the q and a portion of the program tonight. i want to help set the stage for this discussion by sharing some polling we commissioned on the american dream because that is fundamentally what the book is about. we work with scott raz mucin to find that 58% of americans say they feel proud to be an american, 65% said they would rather live in a system in which everyone has equal opportunity to succeed and some people end up successful, the definition of meritocracy. only 24% per for a system where the government insures everybody experiences roughl

all right, brandon, a barrow co wilson of nigeria is the national emergency management agency. thank you very much. now a report by save the children says that 1400000 children under the age of 5 face malnutrition, in south sedan. a conflict along with an unprecedented 4th consecutive year of widespread flooding, have made the situation worse. more than 600000 people have been affected by the floods there upon print, job rabble toss upon is the south sedan country director of save the children. she says conditions are the worst she seen in years. this is worse, hunger prices, and so students in 2011, we have 8900000 people. that's more than 70 percent of entire population needs up permission and assistance that includes $1400000.00 children under age of 5 ah, facing up to mount nutrition. so sudan is actually one of the worst effects at the most horrible countries to the world, to climate change with drought, devastating floods. we coupled that with nearly a decade of conflict, frequent displacement, disease outbreaks, the family and children are here really on the windows and

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so he's named after brandon marshall and von miller and miley and her name is spelled m i l e i g h so if you take away the first h her name spells mile hi, danielle pursley is home is a testament to her team outside and inside, and then i've got you know the team photos random cups from the games because why not? why wouldn't you save those orange blue christmas tree that they don't take down? i just move upstairs in december in dallas. mark schanfield wears his love for the cowboys on his sleeve and on his back, hence the nickname tattoo mark back in tampa. keith is gearing up for his last season as big nasty putting on the face paint about an hour takes. i get wet wipes. i can get it off in 15 minutes. sometimes you forget you have it on we driving, and i'm like, what the hell are you looking at? all that paint and years of bucks losses are worth it. but it's very humbling to see you know, fans come up when they were little, and now they're adults. you know, i get a lot of that now, so and then theygot babies, so it's really neat to see that and needed. they got to see a super bowl

my love sometimes i slept in other people's houses around brandon, i'm what i learned in a great today. he is heading to fish and deeper waters as port construction has chased away fish from this area. but even here, he has no luck. but in the day i got nothing, no fish at all. it's a bad day for me. i don't know how i'll feed my family. the c o of isn't yom. roop sees things differently. he says this port will boost the economy. if this bordered operational, this is been off efficiency to logistics, cost and time. not only sublime inc, misery bush, and then go to the presented committee. so div will be the media been in sea city. but as the protest enters the 5th week, fishermen like jackson are not convinced. he says he will not give up, even if it means fighting the country's richest man while ordered them. to souffle is a 13 year old french artist who sells his paintings to support homeless people. he has been doing this since he was 5 years old. at chill, so flea is 13 years old and a budding artist but actually doesn't paint just for the sake of it. i wanted to help the people on

thank you so much, brandon. and thank you also to stuart mclaurin to colin show again and to matt costello for the partnership in this symposium and in so many other ways. we're so grateful for that. you know, i am really honored to moderate this panel today with three panelists to are such leaders in the work to steward presidential sites. no presidential sites are important signifiers of how we are preserving and interpreting historic places. more broadly, presidential sites can also be, and especially under the leadership of people like these powerful demonstrated ones, not only of how we preserve historic places, but why it is so vitally important to preserve historic places thoughtfully in inclusively and expansively. now, at the national trust. we think of preservation as the ongoing and evolving stewardship of buildings and landscapes and object acts and stories and the communities as associated with historic places. there's a powerful alchemy of all of these elements interacting across time, but root did

a perfect ball in the touchdown to brandon aiyuk. he said he wanted to be a quarterback when he was a kid, maybe he could have been a wide receiver. but running the ball has always been his main skill. it is one he does very well. the first 49ers running back to run, pass, and catch a touchdown in a single game. the 49ers feel really good heading into the bye week. >> there is so much more for me to learn and i'm excited to continue to get better with the offense and hopefully continue to get some wins. >> if we had lost it would have been three weeks in a row going into the bye. being able to win this one -- also i feel like i have played the rams four times in 11 weeks of football so i'm glad that one is over and we can play different teams now. >> thenghe gits, and extrerstrials? loss for seattle would mean the niners are backseattle lead. former niner richie james trying to make some thing happen on a punt return but gets knocked down. the seahawks recover. they turned into points. walker powers his way 16 yards into the end zone

[applause] >> we are joined also david's co-authored the one and only adam brandon who is the president of freedomworks turkey join freedomworks in 2005 in the press department and gradually moved into a management role. he's responsible for setting the priorities of the entire family of freedomworks entities including a 501(c)(3) foundation, a issue activism effort political action committee. >> is been published and quarter by fox news the "wall street journal" the "new york times" the "washington post" for it and the hill. when he's not any suit as he is right now he can be found watching the cleveland browns, really? >> that's right. >> sorry about that. the cleveland browns with his wife jacqueline and son pierce. adam, welcome. >> thank you very much. [applause] and because omaha was good and so it's what i just have to point out that john d john d. rockefeller came from my hometown. >> congratulations, adam. [laughing] well, i'll move on to our first question which is going to be the same both of our guests and it is very simply why did you decide to write this book works we will

penalty. 3 minutes from time and buddhist league, a top score and nicholas fuque, luke stepped up to give brandon the when they move above hoffen heim into 4th place . well marked for stoppin, has a good chance to win his 2nd straight formula. one title after claiming pole position at the japanese grand prix. the red bull driver leave the standing by 104 points. so when on sunday, coupled with the bonus points for fastest lamp would almost guarantee him the title . but there is a small hurdle, the judgment will have to overcome for stop and has never won in japan. well, here is what my 1st off and had to say after claiming full position at the suca circuit. i was just incredible to to drive herriman as fresh and qualified, you know, when you on low fuel these cars really come a larger to for sectors. so yeah, of course, very happy to be involved at all. so in general, just super happy to to rebecca, we end on a musical note thing. the city of liverpool will host the eurovision song contest after narrowly edging out its main arrival glasgow in scotland. liverpool will stage the event on behalf of

book party, which promotes america in perspective written by david sokol and our own president adam brandon and a special thanks also those who are joining us online on, the livestream. this book covers lot of ground and we're excited to be having discussion tonight. adam and david both been pounding the pavement to spread the message of america in perspective. but tonight we get to hear from both of them, both on the same stage. before i introduce you to our colleagues, steve moore, i want to remind you all that you have pens and papers on your chairs, which you can use for questions for the portion of the program. i also want to help set the stage for this discussion by sharing some polling that we've done this month, polling that we've commissioned on american dream, because that really is fundamentally what the book is about. we worked with our friend scott and to that, 58% of americans say feel very proud to be an american. 65% say they would rather live in a system which everyone has equal opportunity to succeed. and some people end up successful, which is the definition of a meritocr