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lon- arteta's team might be here for the long term, — arteta's team might be here for the long term, it could be a team to do brilliant _ long term, it could be a team to do brilliant things this season. that is that_ brilliant things this season. that is that surprise you, please you, not bother — is that surprise you, please you, not bother you at all?— not bother you at all? today is another sign — not bother you at all? today is another sign that _ not bother you at all? today is another sign that we _ not bother you at all? today is another sign that we are - not bother you at all? today is another sign that we are in - not bother you at all? today is another sign that we are in at l not bother you at all? today is i another sign that we are in at the right direction, that we can play at a really high level, and we have to maintain that in the consistent and go for it. maintain that in the consistent and no for it. . , , maintain that in the consistent and no for it. ., , , ., maintain that in the consistent and | go for it-_ really go for it. really hungry now? really hunu . go for it. really hungry now? really hungry- you — go for it. really hungry now? really hungry- you feel— go for it. really hungry now? really hungry. you feel the _ go for it. really hungry now? really hungry. you feelthe humility. - hungry. you feel the humility. because they haven't won anything yet important, and i think that humility is a big driverfor us. plenty of drama at anfield to bring you now — as liverpool and brighton drew 3—3, as the match swung one way to the other. it was brighton who went ahead early, and quickly — leandro trossa rd with both the goals. roberto firmino fired liverpool back into it — his strike initially ruled out for offside. firmino's second, and then an own goal from adam webster, had liverpool ahead with less than ten minutes remaining, before trossard got his hat—trick
>> reporter: the salvation army will begin distributing drinking water once again at this facility here on beasley road beginning at 9:00 a.m. local. they do expect people to start lining up about an hour beforehand. look, it's going to be yet another scorching summer day into the 90s and as you would imagine the last thing people want to do is wait in line for an hour or more. many have told me that they just want their lives back. >> yeah, school is virtual, businesses are closed. it is dire there in jackson. amara, thank you for that report. let's bring in tom foreman to explain why there is a water crisis in jackson, mississippi. shall we, berman? >> i just look like tom foreman. tom foreman, go for it, why is there a water crisis there? >> the reason there is a water crisis there is it's been building up for a long time. all eyes are on this emergency pump that's been brought in on all the efforts to try to get just enough water flowing there,
on friday, it didn't really tell us much new, but it reinforced this concern about documents being removed. it is political because he is about to declare or will declare for 202a. is he going to go for it? i think that he probably will. he doesn't listen to anyone any more, he has no—one to tell him... he everdid?! well, no — there were, people that weren't much help from our point of view, but from within the white house, all these memoirs coming out make it clear that there were people saying, "no, "you really can't do that," and then he would throw his hamburger against the wall, as they say. everything that is leaked to the press, saying, "yes, he will go for it," that will allow him to mobilise his shrinking base... before the midterms, do you think? yes, because he no longer cares about this. plus, the greatest threat to him running in 2024,
we have the affidavits on friday, it didn't really tell us much new, but it reinforced this concern about documents being removed. it is political because he is about to declare or will declare for 202a. is he going to go for it? i think that he probably will. he doesn't listen to anyone any more, he has no one to tell him... he everdid?! people that weren't much help from our point of view, from within the white house, all these memoirs coming out make it clear that there were people saying, "no, you really can't do that," and then he would throw his hamburger against the wall, as they say. everything that is leaked to the press, saying, he will go for it," that will allow him to mobilise his shrinking base at... before the midterms, do you think? yes, because he no longer cares about this.
it is political because he is about to declare or will declare for 202a. is he going to go for it? i think that he probably will. he doesn't listen to anyone any more, he has no one to tell him... he everdid?! people that weren't much help from our point of view, from within the white house, all these memoirs coming out make it clear that there were people saying, "no, you really can't do that," and then he would throw his hamburger against the wall, as they say. everything that is leaked to the press, saying, he will go for it," that will allow him to mobilise his shrinking base at... before the midterms, do you think? yes, because he no longer cares about this. the greatest threats to him running in 2024, up the road from him in the governors's mention, ron desantis, who sees the world as trump does,
aware of david marshburn and his diy investigation. >> did you take david marshburn seriously? >> absolutely. he came to us and wanted to befriend nick holbert. >> what did you think of that? >> hey, go for it. we can't tell him what to do. >> marshburn, remember, is a private eye, not a police officer. unlike detectives he could try tactics that were, to say the least, unorthodox. a few months after they met marshburn told holbert that the da was ready to cut a deal if he confessed. marshburn even presented holbert with this very attractive plea bargain agreement. >> it would be something like manslaughter and he would do three to four years and he would go to a mental hospital. >> the so-called deal was completely bogus. >> you'll see, i put a fake
for over 30 years, fredricka, and i don't think there's ever been a time in my memory where labor had as much power as it does now. so i say go for it, you know, particularly if you are in a service industry, if you are in travel and tourism, now is absolutely the time to ask for a raise. >> all right. we started rosie and we're ending rosie. there we go. >> good thing. >> thank you so much. good to see you. >> thank you. all right. already ravaged by historic floods, eastern kentucky is yet again bracing for more rain and meteorologists say only a couple of inches could trigger more floods. the latest forecast next. acon... double monterey cheddar it's a beast of a feast. so "that's" why it's the monster. you catch on quick, marshawn. it's subway's biggest refresh yet. (heartbeats) introducing icy hot pro. ice works fast... to freeze your painand yo.
you can _ grievances. the most important thing you can do _ grievances. the most important thing you can do in — grievances. the most important thing you can do in a leadership race is be the _ you can do in a leadership race is be the person with the fewest personal— be the person with the fewest personal enemies, the person who has created _ personal enemies, the person who has created the _ personal enemies, the person who has created the least grudges over who stole whose girlfriend on the terrace — stole whose girlfriend on the terrace 20 years ago. that kind of thing _ terrace 20 years ago. that kind of thing so— terrace 20 years ago. that kind of thing. so for simple if you look at the way— thing. so for simple if you look at the way that supporters of someone like tom _ the way that supporters of someone like tom tugendhat might break down, i'm a like tom tugendhat might break down, i'm a big _ like tom tugendhat might break down, i'm a big admirer of his and i think someone— i'm a big admirer of his and i think someone who would be great leading the party, increase looks like he may not— the party, increase looks like he may not make the ballot, although you never— may not make the ballot, although you never know, he is a brilliant tv performers — you never know, he is a brilliant tv performers everything can change there and — performers everything can change there and i know there has been a huge _ there and i know there has been a huge amount of pressure on him to back a _ huge amount of pressure on him to back a candidate. at the top, penny mordauht's— back a candidate. at the top, penny mordaunt's team are willing him desperately in our super keen to get them _ desperately in our super keen to get them on _ desperately in our super keen to get them on board but i think if you look— them on board but i think if you look at — them on board but i think if you look at his— them on board but i think if you look at his individual supporters, there _ look at his individual supporters, there are — look at his individual supporters, there are quite a few who whoever he personally _ there are quite a few who whoever he personally goes for, some will go for it rishi — personally goes for, some will go for it rishi sunak us and we'll go for it rishi sunak us and we'll go for penny mordaunt and some even might— for penny mordaunt and some even might go— for penny mordaunt and some even might go for liz truss, so the idea
a chance to reflect on for decades in the fashion industry. fresh from the runways of paris, naomi campbell modelled a mortar board, as she received her honorary doctorate for her impact on global fashion. received her honorary doctorate for her impact on globalfashion. i’m received her honorary doctorate for her impact on global fashion. i'm so honoured to — her impact on global fashion. i'm so honoured to be _ her impact on global fashion. i'm so honoured to be here _ her impact on global fashion. i'm so honoured to be here today, - her impact on global fashion. i'm so honoured to be here today, and i i honoured to be here today, and i was thinking yesterday, i was on the runway doing balenciaga, thinking my dress wasn't going to get through the door because it was quite big. an emotional moment is the next generation of talent sat in the audience. ~ : : : generation of talent sat in the audience-— generation of talent sat in the audience. ~ . ., . ., audience. what advice would you give to 21 -year-olds _ audience. what advice would you give to 21 -year-olds naomi? _ audience. what advice would you give to 21 -year-olds naomi? for- audience. what advice would you give to 21 -year-olds naomi? for life, i audience. what advice would you give to 21 -year-olds naomi? for life, go l to 21 —year—olds naomi? for life, go for it, go for it all! go for it all and then you will find out which is the one you want to really focus on, you will get there, and you have to trust your gut. i think i am where i am supposed to be. because i supposed to be doing what i'm doing right now, which is not for naomi campbell, it's for all the diverse,
i'm so honoured to be here today. and i was thinking yesterday, i was on the runway doing balenciaga, thinking that my dress wasn't going to get through the door because it was quite big. an emotional moment as the next generation of talent sat in the audience. what advice would you give to 21—year—old naomi? go for life, man, go for it, go for it all! go for it all, and then you decide — you will find out which is the one you want to really focus on, you will get there, and you have to trust your gut. i think i am where i'm supposed to be. because i am supposed to be doing what i'm doing right now. which is not for naomi campbell, it's for all emerging, diverse, inclusive, equality and equal creatives, to have a platform. there has been a lot of positive change, definitely, we have seen that in the industry.