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in north korea. vladimir putin arrives in town dang, for his 1st visit in 24 years. moscow says it wants to reshape decades of russia, north korea relations by strengthening todds. also coming up us present joe by opens a path to citizenship for half a 1000000 immigrants. the move comes after he faced criticism for an aggressive crack down on my friends as the southern board and plans to hike taxes and kenya spark, major demonstrations. the government gives in the face of popular pressure, the hello i'm terry martin. good to have you with this north korean leader kim jong and has received russian president vladimir putin on his 1st state visit to the country in 24 years. but as the leaders are seeking to expand cooperation with good teams looking to boost defense ties as he continues as more new cream, north korea has already supplied russia with artillery and other munition. after a lavish welcoming ceremony, the russian present expressed his gratitude for north korea support. instead, the 2 leaders signed an agreement to further bolster ties. the w's east. laser correspondent james tra

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next two days we'll have increased fire dang.ar that in mind and be careful with any outdoor activity or any kind of activity that could spark fire. the main factors here in this fire concern are the gusty wind and the dangerously low humidity. we've got relative humidity readings right now lower than 20. and that's of course not a good thing. middle of the week though, the wind will ease. we'll have a milder weather pattern and the fire concerns will go away, we hope. but right now we're looking at a red flag warning until 8 a.m. tuesday. for much of the northern sacramento valley, and that includes solano county, the carquinez strait and the de nty. and u 8 a.m. tomorrow, this wind wind advisory, a wind advisory with this red flag warning is in effect for portions of the higher elevations of northern napa and sonoma counties. so we have to keep our eyes on that as wellre dgeinde rig now ows muchf thbay area in yellow and orange up in the north bay and the eas bay, indicating high to very high fire concern. here the areas in blu

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why not just try to go ahead and win the whole dang thing. >> reporter: tonight their 168-year-old alabamad officially shuts down, a casualty of financial challenges, but the school's baseball team is still swinging for the fences. >> i said, the one thing i want to challenge you to do is not quit, is to finish strong. >> reporter: and they have, going 19-4 after getting the bad news earning a spot at this week's division 3 championship tournament. along the way the team's gained national attention, adding a documentary crew to their entourage inspiring a topps trading card and bringing in enough donations to charter their own plane. guaranteed games tonight and tomorrow, birmingham-southern baseball will outlast birmingham-southern itself. >> we ain't done. >> reporter: meanwhile, some players still don't know where they'll study next year. >> what's it like balancing that with trying to win the world series? >> yeah, i've kind of just put it on the back burner, honestly, just completely focusing on what we have left. >> what are they playing for? >> for me? one more day. i mean, it's as

permission structure to say, yeah, i'm old, yeah, i don't speak as well, yeah, i don't walk as well, but, dangell the truth and i fight for you in the course of this. he didn't say that t last night. now, today was much better. but as you pointed out, the problem is and again we talked about this, last night was a very, very important moment. tens of millions of people were watching last night. and both candidates walked in with preconceptions, negative and positive. and the problem about last night was that joe biden reinforced the negative perceptions of him being too pold, not being ableo putei sentences together and al of that. donald trump t didn't do anythi out of the norm. everybody that watched donald trump knows that is who donald trump is andat he's a liar in a of that. and even with a great speech today, whichit i think is a goo start, he needs many, many more and needs many, many surrogates in the course of this. but joete biden is going to taka hit from last night in my view. i watched a not as a bad performance, when i was working for george w. bush in the first debate against jo

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throughout the 20th century and up until they couldn't can't help but look up to because it's a it's a dang big home. you might recognize it, of course. it's right down the street from us. upon his death, samson, murray, sam, the banana man donated this home to our university. to tulane university, where it becomes the residence of tulane sitting president. we're not done yet. new orleans is dock worker unions would remain racially segregated up until 1980. up until 1980. by then, the united fruit, which is now headquartered, i believe, in switzerland, the chiquita banana brand, is owned by this multinational conglomerate in switzerland. but by then, by 1980, united fruit had moved its banana traffic, its port, its main port east to gulfport, mississippi. now, why to gulfport, mississippi, which is not a very big town at all? well, there's two reasons. gulfport, mississippi, the ports there were more easily accessible to the railroads that would then filter those bananas out across the country. and in two, it just made more sense for these boats coming in from central america up the gulf to

take a look at the numbers because we're looking at dang rou heats in parts of the plains, the southentral states and the southeast as well. 100 degrees today in dallas. notice the number to the right. you factor in the humidity. it will feel like 105. it will feel like 110 in new orleans. that's the heat today. we'll keep it in place tomorrow. the excessive heat continues tomorrow. in through the triple digits in member affirmative action factor in the humidity, feels like 108. feels like 109 in baton rouge and 104 in tampa and sweating in the south. that's the theme wednesday, thursday and friday wi th f 90s, too, on the map. put the 90s on the map in parts of the central plains today. 101 today in omaha. all right. that is your monday forecast. >> and you did not use one piece of video of an egg on a sidewalk being cooked and that's pretty good. >> we have all summer. >> there's always tomorrow. thank you, michelle. >>> a california man went on a three-hour hike but ended up lost in the santa cruz mountains wilderness for nine days. no one knew about his hiking plans, so when he d

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it's the dang democrat-encouraged crime. the right's favorite talking points not just for milwaukee, but for all democratic-run cities. that those cities are crime-infested shitholes where life is miserable and everyone hates everybody. but people who live in these cities know that this rhetoric is only kind of true. and when people who don't live in these cities say it, it's very annoying. and by the way, it does turn out that crime is actually down! >> the fbi reporting the nation's violent crime rate has dropped dramatically this year. >> overall violent crime down 15% from last year. murders down 26%. by every national metric, crime is down. >> jon: solid trend. crime is down. it's all a misunderstanding. but now that the fbi numbers are out, i'm sure the right wing media will adjust accordingly. >> quality of life is not captured in any of the fbi numbers. and if you live in a blue city, walk outside and use your eyes. >> jon: you should use your [bleep] eyes! do you even see over your shoulder? do you see they're doing

so that's a tail here at russia exhibition dang kept an incredible place showcasing everything . bush as to offer culture history. food. well, as you can see, there is an incredible in the corner and music with the theater schools. the players from india, russia, china, d, u, a. and so don't forget here. it's an incredible event showcasing the patron and the music of each individual country. of course we associate briggs switch economics with the global change with you and he polarity. there's always a cultural side, and that's what this big event here in moscow today is all about these countries getting to know each other's colors. the culture music. it's really fantastic to be with all of them to group from india, from south africa, from russia. art is always, you know, they bring people together. well, waco, cultures maybe different languages. but with art there's only one language. all these are list. it looks like a beach between 2 ok. just 2 systems, 2 countries. so definitely it has pot or to hold on. people and to go beyond the language, your language is not going to be the ba