kind of like, i was telling virgil rollins. you want to have a garden party. she is famous for her parties at her house. if you don't have a great garden party, you're going to have to water the grass and fertilize it long before you ever have that party. and if you want to raise the vote in increased turnout, you will have to have a long-term commitment and a durable commitment to the party, whether or not it is in so-called battleground state. that is how i think we need to apportion money. clearly there are places that it is closer than others and you know, we might have to make some decisions and be flexible but there should not be one part, one inch of continental united states, any of the states, any of the territories, or democrats abroad that we say, we've written you off, we're not going to ininvest with you. we need to stick with that. so, thank you. >> james mee? >> guys, we have to stop with all the window addressing around here. maybe because i'm the youngest person in the room and i don't have the history and i rely on those of you who do but, le

behind after barely a minute through virgil van dijk. not such a happy return so far. in fact it may well have been worse had nathan redmond had just a little more luck. but this was not his night, nor was it southampton‘s. dele alli with the equaliser, as the visitors finally began to make themselves feel at home. level at themselves feel at home. level at the break, it wouldn't stay that way for long, kane levelling with this. the tally he really should have added to. redmond's fail on dele alli cost him a penalty and a red card. son heung—min did eventually get the third, before dele alli completed the perfect comeback. and for manager pochettino, the perfect welcome back. after yesterday and before yesterday, the top sides are all winning the games, and for us it is important, still fighting. we are in a good position, and i think we are ina good a good position, and i think we are in a good position to do well in the second part of the season. so that win doesn't do anything for the league positions, but spurs are on the heels of arsenal, in fourth, with the s

they were behind after barely a minute through virgil van dijk. not such a happy return so far. in fact it may well have been worse, had nathan redmond had just a bit more luck. but this was not his night, nor was it southampton‘s. dele alli got the equaliser. the visitors finally began to make themselves feel at home. level at themselves feel at home. level at the break but it would not stay that way for long. harry kane got his tenth goal of the season. it was a telly he really should have added to. redmond's foul cost southampton penalty and him a red card. although there will be no further punishment. well, not yet. tottenham got their third and then dele alli completed the perfect comeback. for manager pochettino, it was the perfect welcome back. after yesterday and before yesterday, the results, the top sides are all won the game is chosen for us it is important, still fighting, we are in a good position. yes, i think it is a good position to attack in the second part of the season. to attack in the second part of the season. that wind is not do anything for the league p

they got off to a terrible start when virgil van dijk scored after just over a minute. but spurs equalised about quarter of an hour later. in scotland, celtic are drawing with ross county, although they have a 14 point lead at the top already. looking good for another title there. rangers are currently drawing 1—1 away at stjohnstone. and partick thistle have scored the only other goal of the evening so far, leading dundee 1—0. swa nsea swansea city hope to have a new manager in place soon, following the sacking of bob bradley. ryan giggs has been linked with swansea before. ryan giggs was interviewed for the job when bradley was appointed in 0ctober. so he was overlooked on that occasion, but we do understand that occasion, but we do understand that swansea are still keen on the manchester united legend. he has not managed at all in his career yet, but has some coaching experience with man united. the other candidates, wales manager chris coleman, former leicester boss nigel pearson and ex—birmingham manager gary rowett. quite a few names in the frame, but ryan g

it was impressive what alan shepherd and virgil grissom had done, but we hadn't done what the russians were'm are almost routinely doing, putting men around the earth again and again and embarrassing up on the global stage. he turn that around, didn't he? >> he did, absolutely. >> one the of the key things we had no idea how it would affect the human body and the nice result we could survive and operate and do those things in space. he was a trend-setter for us, and gave us a lot of great information that did allow to us go to the mon moon evenly. >> we take it as a given now but -- we're looking for pictures when he was running for president -- one of the few things he did not succeed but a classy race he ran. but one thing i remember that in having an orbital flight, it's the return and the firey return that we were not prepared to hear that. yet he told people what was going on and just the flaming activity around him, that you heard on paper discussed and it wasn't as if the russians were sharing that information, but that was scary stuff. >> i remember -- i didn't hear it live but

he served as backup pilot for alan sheperd and virgil grissom who made the first two u.s. suborbital flights into the united states. john glen was the first orbital flight in atlas 6 in 1962. his space cap capsule, called friendship 7 was launched from cape can navarra in florida. its range was 100-miles to 162-miles in altitude. the flight was mostly according to plan, aside from a faulty thruster that forced john glenn to control friendship 7 manually and the faulty switch relayed inaccurate messages to mission control and he heat shield, he was told not to repeals the heat shield after. mission control hoped the heat of the shield had released. with us now is gene cernan, the last man to walk on the moon. john glenn at 95, an incredible figure in american history. >> john was a real trail blazer. he made it possible for the rest of us to follow in his footsteps. and he is a great loss to the space program. a dear friend and we're going to miss him. >> i remember working with you, believe back in '98, may have been a subsequent mission, but i know you were heavily involv

jenkins place about two miles south of town, him and virgil. who's virgil? virgil? well, you take all the meanness in the world and throw in about half the muscle, grind it up and pour it out, that's virgil. only man in town that can get along with him is old matt. and that ain't all the time. much obliged. eful if i was you, son. either one of them alone is bad enough, but together, well, just b bcareful. yeah. - nice young fella. - yeah. ( shouting, glass breaking, crashing ) - had enough? - no! say enough! no! give! ( both laugh ) what do you want? howdy. uh, mr. cleary? yeah? i asked you, mister. what do you want? i wanted to talk to matt cleary. what about? i think i ought to tell him that, huh? ll me first and i'll let you know if he wants to listen to you. it's about your daughter. what's wrong? everything's all right, isn't it? well, yeah, she's all right. it's just that she wants to be with her father. come on. she's better off withthhe sisters. she doesn't even know i'm alive. it's better that way. go away. er. now get on your way. if it's okay with you, i