we had about 1360 athletes. it took away the stereotypes and made them athletes. tom was a wonderful human being, which is why i asked him to have a child with me, i wanted to have a child. we worked on getting pregnant right away and i got pregnant right away. when i look at my daughter, she will be 38, she happened because of the gay games! the amazing family behind the first gay games. and that's all for this edition of witness history, here in the queer museum in britain, london.
coy,while obviously most of the attention is on the pitch, teen world cup stars are sending their thoughts and prayers to possibly the biggest name in world soccer, pele. first of all, do you have an update on what's going on, his health condition? >> yes, i do. shout-out to don riddell who's going round the clock. pele, you know, widely considered the greatest perhaps of all time when it comes toing so -- comes to soccer. 12 goals in 14 games and he scored 1,281 goals in his professional career in 1,360 games, almost a goal per game. 82, he was admitted to the hospital for cancer treatment. in 2021 he went through surgery to remove a cancerous tumor.
san francisco. her philosophy is to treat to homeless with dignity and respect. but recently she has watched many of them die without any hope or help. a gut wrenching experience that led her to make the case for safe injection sites where addicts can get high under supervision to prevent accidental overdose. >> in the past two years in san francisco we have had 1,360 people die of overdoses. >> michael is a conservative blogger and author and he blames what he calls liberal do-gooders like lydia and progressive leaders like san francisco mayor london breed for ruining american cities by encouraging and condoning antisocial behavior like addiction. >> in the name of compassion they are doing what addicts want them to do. >> he points out safe injection sites are illegal. you believe the mayor's office
>> we told you about the delta airs passenger on a flight from new york to atlanta who was breast feeding their cat during the flight. it was a chaotic scene. >> this woman had one of those hairless cats swaddled up in a blanket so it looked like a baby. her shirt was up and she was trying to get the cat to latch and she wouldn't put the cat back in the carrier and the cat was screaming for its life, as would i. no word on what happened to the cat-nursing woman when the plane landed but just for the record, this happened on november 13 on flight 1360. that's not the exact cat but it's close. >> trace gallagher, thank you so much for that. >> maybe the chinese will win
>> jesse: we told you about the delta airlines passenger on a flight from new york to atlanta who was breastfeeding her cat mid flight. it was a chaotic scene as our own trace gallagher reported. >> this woman had one of those, like, hairless cat swallowed up in a blanket so it looked like a baby bit her shirt was up and she was trying to get the cat to latch and she wouldn't put the cat back in the carrier and the cat was screaming for its life, as would i. no word on what happened when the plane landed but just for the record, this happened on november 13th in seat 13 a on flight 1360. that's not the exact cat, but it's close. >> trace gallagher, thank you so much for that.
system in with the aircraft communication system allowing them to success crews on the ground about emergency and cattails. hairless cattails like this. a crew member texted this. a passenger in 13 a is breast feeding a cat and won't put the cat back in the carrier. then she said this woman had one of those hairless cats in a blanket so it looked like a baby. her shirt was up and she was trying to get the cat to latch. the cat was screaming for its life as would i. this happened on november 13th in seat 13 a on flight 1360. that's not the cat but it's
communication system allowing them to success crews on the ground about emergency and cattails. hairless cattails like this. at the time, a crew member texted this. and i'm quoting here, a passenger in 13 a is breast feeding a cat and won't put the cat back in the carrier. when the flight attendant requested. then she said this woman had one of b those hairless cats in a blanket so it looked like a baby. her shirt was up and she was trying to get the cat to latch. and she wouldn't put the cat back in the carrier. the cat was screaming for its life as would i. no word what happened to the cat when the plane landed. this happened on november 13th in seat 13 a on flight 1360. that's not the cat but it's close. >> tucker: [laughing].
. ♪ in the mid-1360s, the papacy has left rome and been operating in avignon, france for almost 60 years. at this point the cardinals are almost all french and have become accustomed to the luxurious lifestyle afforded to them as a thank you for the church's loyalty to the french crown. but outside the walls of the lush papal castle, the rest of europe is a wasteland, setting the stage for what will be the last papal resignation for 600 years. >> the black death. this contagious, dreadful
country. bring in ari fleischer, the former white house press secretary for president george w. bush and fox news contributor. great to see you, ari. >> thank you, harris. >> harris: what is it that >> player: clinton can't seem to get over? it's 2018. >> let me separate one thing from the other. the part of the hat is funny. i don't begrudge her. she should be humorous. she did it well. the past failed candidate, al gore, mitt romney, john mccain, they speak out. so when i heard about it, it didn't bother me. until i read it. she said we are living through a full-fledged crisis in the democracy she told 1,360 seniors. crisis in your democracy? because she lost. she has the nerve to tell a group of graduating seniors because she lost the election it's crisis in the democracy because she doesn't like the things that the winner is doing. that is what bothered me about the speech. the humor is good.