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What do you make of that? when you were a cop and you were in meetings, did other police officers ever go, hold on, can my dad come in and talk to you? >> paul: yeah, let me call my dad. were negotiating a plea, dad are you free. >> greg: yeah. the commissioner is really mad at me dad. >> paul: he killed his whole family buried them in the backyard but maybe you can talk to this guy. 20 times no less? first of all devon archer didnt kill himself, okay, lets get to that now, because he buried the...

Im externally fortunate to have a dad, eversince im externally fortunate to have a dad, ever since i was young, he has always been there for me and given me the best opportunity seeker. i’m me the best opportunity seeker. im very grateful for all the work my dad has — very grateful for all the work my dad has put in. obviously he has helped _ dad has put in. obviously he has helped me — dad has put in. obviously he has helped me every step of the way in my career. — helped me every step ...

Is the right time to do this. i think you should get involved in politics. i was totally caught off guard. i was like, quote, slow down. i dont know anything about american politics. he said, this is the right time to do it. >> mayor colin, it is -- with axios. thanks to joining us this morning. its good to see you. i appreciate you walking us through how your friends and you thought it was feet to run, and it sounds like you, of course, pulled it off. it couldnt have always been easy. i wonder ...

Its about people feeling safe. rail industry bosses say changes need to be agreed to afford pay increases and modernise the railway. its the worst time ive ever known in the last 20 years of working here. i whats the future going to be for royal mail? . so, how long have you been a postie for? 24 years. was it yourfirstjob? my first everjob, yes. a postal worker in bolton. the onlyjob craig has known. when i firstjoined, _ me dad said its a job for life. i dont think you can say that now to anyb...

>> this guy. >> i have kids that call me dad. i have kids that call me tate, papa, donor dad. >> elijah, hes the most amazing kid in the world. and we would never have him if it wasnt for ari. >> but not everyone approves. >> i see this as some kind of big experiment going on. >> do you think its a dangerous social experiment? >> i do. >> youre breaking a lot of boundaries here. i mean, this is getting out of hand. >> when it comes to making babies, can there be too much of a good thing? ♪

>> just -- i dont know. its, like, normal. >> have your moms told you anything about, like, how you were created, how you came into the world? >> my donor father gave them a sperm. >> so, when your friends ask each other, do you have any siblings, what do you say? >> i have a lot of siblings. i have 100 siblings. >> what do you think about that? >> its so cool. its unique. >> by the end of this year, youre going to have even more. >> right. i mean, how long is it going to go on for? >> its a goo...

We have seen tears of sadness as well. this has been such a unique tournament. we have seen these upsets. the unimaginable happens. off of the gate, we saw saudi arabia setting argentina. that is why so many fans came in today really believing the team usa could pull this wind off. team usa was the underdog. that did not really mean anything in this tournament. we saw the underdog advance. it is just not a year for team usa. that is all right. they will be back. they are young. we will have to s...

At the time, i felt as though it was a sort of a lifeline, you know. it was like, well, at least i can control something, i can do something. when me dad was ill, ifelt, well, theres nothing i can do to help, really, other than just sort of cross me fingers and pray that everythings going to be ok. but with football, i felt as though that was the way that i could control, and help his morale, or help him, recover quicker. we know through the pandemic, of course, you did some really great work wi...

Nature of innocence. # why have you come here to this land? # the arts can help to heal the hurts of history. the director of the white handkerchief is reminded of a quote. "grief is love that has nowhere to go." and the kind of stories that exist out there, if a writer puts that story to paper, and it takes from page to stage, then perhaps that love has somewhere to go. the sense of trauma remains sharp for bereaved relatives like jackie duddy�*s sister, kay. he was a great amateur boxer and ...

Somewhere to go. the sense of trauma remains sharp for bereaved relatives like jackie duddy�*s sister, kay. he was a great amateur boxer, he loved bringing home his trophies and that. me dad, he was so proud. you often wonder, would he have boxed in the olympics? would he have turned professional? would he have married? itjust left so many unanswered questions. its just — its just too sad for words. the consequences of bloody sunday are felt most profoundly, of course, by the families of tho...