. >> mark evans knows firsthand how difficult the empty quarter can be.les with camels and toe. >> we didn't touch our food at all and it became a competition to be more generous than the previous. >> you need people out there all along the way. >> people would find you and travel. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i know just what i'm going for. i've i got it. >> abdullah: pull it. yeah, that is one. >> anthony: cheek. >> ahmed: yeah. here, it's too hot. this is the point. >> anthony: good. >> mohammad: it's good if you've got whiskey or brandy or -- [ laughter ] >> mark: you know, the empty quarter is emptier than it's ever been. it's almost impossible to do what the old explorers did, because they relied upon local people being in situ. bedouin have migrated to their edge of the deserts where life's easier, really. but they don't want to let go completely. amer sends his children to school, in badr, yet he wants them to live in the sand where they have the freedom and that connection to their roots. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> there's always more to the story. [boy] cannonball! [girl] don't...

. >> anthony: mark evans, a polar and desert expedition leader knows firsthand how difficult the emptytly made the crossing, walking over 600 miles with camels in tow. >> mark: in the first 12 days of our journey crossing the empty quarter, we didn't touch our own food at all. and it became a competition to be more generous than the previous -- >> anthony: so you meet people out there all along the way? ♪ ♪ i know just what i'm going for. >> remove. good. >> it's good if you have whiskey or beer. >> the empty quarter is emptier than it's ever been. they relied upon local people being in the city. thask rr migrated to the edge of the desert where life is easier, really. but they don't have to let go completely. he wants them to live in the sand twla have the connection to their roots. ♪ (dog) mmm. this new beneful grain free is so healthy... oh! farm-raised chicken! that's good chicken. hm!? here come the accents. blueberries and pumpkin. wow. and spinach! that was my favorite bite so far. (avo) new beneful grain free. out with the grain, in with the farm-raised chicken. healthful. flav

. >> anthony: mark evans, a polar and desert expedition leader knows firsthand how difficult the emptyes with camels in tow. >> mark: in the first 12 days of our journey crossing the empty quarter, we didn't touch our own food at all. and it became a competition to be more generous than the previous -- >> anthony: so you meet people out there all along the way? >> mark: you would, even though nobody lived there people would find you and travel. >> amer: [ speaking in arabic ] whenever there's a guest we have to honor him. show him generosity and hospitality. ♪ >> abdullah: usually the guy who come, he have to open the head. >> anthony: okay. oh, i know just where i'm going for. i got it. >> abdullah: pull it. yeah, that is one. >> anthony: cheek. >> ahmed: yeah. here, it's too hot. this is the point. >> anthony: good. >> mohammad: it's good if you've got whiskey or brandy or -- [ laughter ] >> mark: you know, the empty quarter is emptier than it's ever been. it's almost impossible to do what the old explorers did, because they relied upon local people being in situ. bedouin have migrat

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mark. rob: absolutely, evan. i have to think here, if there is not going to be proof of collusion.ds up there is no proof or collusion, how do you obstruct against something you did not do. >> you can obstruct against finding out if there are martians on mars or here walking among us. if you still obstruct, that is obstruction. that seems to be question that robert mueller is asking as special counsel. what we're seeing the president doing this and questioning this, is because it is all about the base. if they discredit everything in or the investigators before anything really big comes out. it helps protect the president from republicans walking away. if the base is with the president, then republican are less likely to stand up to him, and say yes, we should go to a disciplinary action if it ever reaches that level, which it did you not look like it will be. rob: will they be able to say it sounds like the president, was frustrated? was just trying to get it out the way to get his job done. >> rob, i think you are way ahead of us be we have a long investigation to go. i think tha

media his name is mark smith and unfortunately he blames himself nor what happened but now he and his care giver have something to say, they spoke exclusively to fox 29's joyce evans. >> i'm okay. >> reporter: mark smith appears to be getting back to normal routine, talking with us about the eagles chances of going all the way next season. >> i don't see that. >> reporter: remarkably more like his old self after a group of kid, who seemed friendly at first cornered him and attacked him on germantown avenue. he was terrified but if you ask him bit. >> i don't want to talk bit. >> reporter: his care giver pam pendle ton just can't bear to watch video on facebook, mark never told her, she found out what really happened from police. >> i didn't like what happened to him and i just wish that it was something i could have done to help but you know, my main thing is making sure he is happy and he is containing to live a normal life. >> safe right now. >> reporter: pretty much back to normal. he goes to work, church, socialize, the community all know him to be helpful, friendly, it has been this way the pennsylvania four years since he lived with pam's family through a st

>> reporter: while mark seems unfaced by the excitement he is very appreciative. >> thank you. >> reporter: is there one more thing. >> ♪ happy birthday to you >> reporter: joyce evans that is right mark turned 40 years old this weekend and all he asked for was a normal quiet celebration. he got that, and then back to allowing people to show him all kind of love, well deserved. >> um-hmm. >>> all right. lets look at our health news right now, summer's here and many of us will be spending more time outdoors. >> centers for disease control wants you to be aware of un invited guests we're talking about tics. cdc says unseasonably warm winter means tics are out in force much earlier then in years past. they carry lyme disease and that can cause weakness and heart palpitations. >> insect repellant, right clothing and do a tick check because in the first 24 hours to be okay. >> how do you protect yourself experts say use deet a repellant at least 20 percent. check for tics under your arms and ears where skinnies thinner and shower when i come inside. >> 4:54. looking for love? get your hand on it. we will explain after the break. unlike ordinary diapers, pampers stay up t

mark smith and unfortunately he blames himself for what happened. but now he and his care giver have something to say, they explosion exclusively to our joyce evans. >i'm okay. >> reporter: mark smith appears to be getting back to his normal routine. talking with us about the eagles chances of going all the way next season. >> i don't see that. >> reporter: remarkably more like his old self after a group of kid who seemed friendly at first cornered him and attack him on germantown avenue. he was terrified but if you ask him bit. >> i don't want to talk bit. >> reporter: his care giver pam pendle ton can't bear to watch video posted on facebook , mark never told her, she found out what happened from police. >> i didn't like what happened to him, i just wish it was something i could do to help but my main thing is making sure that he is happy and he is continuing to live a normal life. >> i'm safe right now. >> reporter: pretty much back to normal. he goes to work, church, socialize, the community all know him to be helpful and friendly. it has been this way pennsylvania four years since he lived with pam's family through a state run program. >> i wan

, give evan credit this guy has created something that even has mark zuckerbergd >> agreed. give him that. >> he is a product whiz. he's come up with something unique he's hired people of his generation to create a problem that really resognates with people that is vastly different than i got to go smooz ad buyer, operate this thing with real mettics, hold people accountable. doesn't mean they have to -- while they're try iing to figur out an ad model, there's a company reaching millennial, has one of the best ad models you could imagine. it's called live nation and why are we wasting our time with a company at the stage where it may or may not figure it out when you have companies that have facebook, has already figured it out, is doing incredibly well. and has the ability to disrupt everything snap chat is doing. >> facebook is a different company. look, there were a lot of people trashing yahoo! when i was there about they don't talk to, only old people use yahoo!. the truth was when you looked at the metrics in 2012, as many people of a millennial generation

mark smith blamed himself and hid away >> more good hearted people are reaching out. fox 29 joyce evans is here with what happened today in front of the art museum >> he's a reluctant hero. honored for staying positive during a terrible cruelty. the attention embarrass him bus he's known for kindness and willingness to accommodate others. cheers for mark smith and his caregiver pam arriving at the rocky statue for a gathering in mark's honor >> we'd like to promote and honor you with our anti-bullying male of honor >> he's been through so much and certainly was not deserving at all to be victimize >> a victim of this cruel act by kids. two of whom were arrested and charged for targeting mark surrounding him, attacking and ridiculing him because he has a disability and then, the video was posted on facebook. >> i'm ok. >> that's what mark told us last weekend people to know and he's moving forward, no dwelling on the thing had that happened. not important. >> i'm safe right now. >> and extremely well loved. not just in his germantown community at work and at church. >> we got you, buddy.

marks of mourning. in america, his death is prompting outrage against the regime in pyongyang. stephen evansleep but most sufferers don't even know they have it. it's called sleep apnoea and it's a condition that's looked for in a sleep disorder test. the numbers of such tests carried out by the nhs in england has doubled in nearly a decade. jamie coulson reports. we all need sleep, it is vital for our physical health. without it you are at increased risk of heart disease, high blood pressure and stroke. but for some getting a good night's rest is an impossibility. ow! iain gordon suffers from rapid eye movement sleep behaviour disorder, which means he acts out his dreams. i shout, i kick out, i throw my arms around, i punch my wife, i slap my wife. all those sorts of things throughout the night at any time and it will just suddenly start. josie beatson suffers with a different type of sleep disorder and has to go to bed every night wearing a mask. she has sleep apnoea, the most common sleep condition when the muscles in the throat relax and the person temporarily stops breathing. the lack o

evans and mr. brooker, would this be problematic question mark is there any reason why we could not and should not limit twouse of section 702 something that is related to a national security threat? >> thank you senator. i am family with the exchange you had with then-director comey hearing.at priority and while i certainly cannot speak for what he was thinking with his answer, as i understood his answer i think he was referring to the fbi use of 702, which as mr. gaddis described, the fbi can only receive section 702 information when it is part of an authorized investigation they are conducting which typically relate to the kind of threats director comey described. as to talking about potentially changing the definition of foreign intelligence information more broadly, that would be difficult to do in an open session here without having the ability in the classified section, which we could do tomorrow, to describe to the specific types of collection that are ongoing now and how any changes might affect that. >> is section 702 currently used abroad to target people who are tomselves not related n

marks of mourning. in america, his death is prompting outrage against the regime in pyongyang. stephen evansyou in a moment a look at your weather. there will be heatwaves and a lot more sunshine to come. high levels of uv so if you're out in the sun there any length of time, it's worth using some suncream. temperatures into the low 30s down south and fresher conditions across the north—east. in north east england, it will have temperatures that are 10 celsius lower than yesterday. there is a lot of cloud moving in from the north sea. bring in grey skies and even a little bit of missed. mist. high temperatures in heathrow. and in devon. there could be an odd, thundery shower later in the afternoon. call whether working in a cross the east of england. —— will weather. —— cool weather. showers coming into northern ireland. under and lightning mixed in with them possibly. the thing every note this evening is how hot it will be. an uncomfortable night's sleep ahead. thundery rain across the north of the uk. it's probably going to be the hottest day of the heatwave and if we get these temperature

marks of mourning. in america, his death is prompting outrage against the regime in pyongyang. stephen evansin a moment but let's get a look at your weather. there will be heatwaves and a lot more sunshine to come. high levels of uv so if you're out in the sun there any length of time, it's worth using some suncream. temperatures into the low 30s down south and fresher conditions across the north—east. in north east england, it will have temperatures that are 10 celsius lower than yesterday. rain through northern ireland, otherwise it's going to be another uncomfortable night ahead. temperatures at ten o'clock still in the mid—20s the sum. —— for some of us. the mid—20s the sum. —— for some of us. it's probably going to be the hottest day of the heatwave and if we get these temperatures then it will be the hottestjune day in some 30 years. hello. this is bbc news. the latest headlines... the chancellor philip hammond has called for a smooth brexit to avoid a "cliff edge" for businesses as the uk leaves the european union. mr hammond also said that immigration would be "managed but not shut d

fox 29's joyce evans has more on this heartbreaking and exclusive story. joyce. >> reporter: iain his name is markintellectual challenge and unfortunately he did blame himself at first and he want to do hideout. but he's got a lot of new friends now along with a lot of people around philadelphia encouraging him to be himself, to be happy and now he and his caretaker have something to say. >> i'm okay. >> mark smith appears to be getting back to his normal routine. talking with us about the eagles chances of going all the way next season. >> i don't see that. i see beating them. >> remarkablely like his old self after a group of kids who seemed friendly at first cornered him in attacked him on germantown avenue. he was terrified but if you ask him about it -- >> i don't want to talk about it. >> his caregiver pam pendleton can't bear to watch the video posted on facebook. mark never told her. she found out what really happened from police. >> i didn't like what happened to him and i just wish that there was something i can do to help, but, you know, my main thing right now is just making sure he's

fox 29's joyce evans is here with this heartbreaking and exclusive story. joyce? >> well, iain his name is mark and he has an intellectual challenge and unfortunately he did blame himself at first and he want to do hideout. but he's also got lot of new friends along with that kitty there and so many people around philadelphia encouraging him to be himself, to be happy. now he and his caregiver have something to say. >> i'm okay. >> mark appears to be getting back to his normal routine. talking with us about the eagles chances of going all the way next season. >> remarkablely more like his old self after a group of kids who seemed friendly at first cornered him an tacked him on germantown avenue. he was terrified but if you ask him about it -- >> his caregiver pam pendleton can't bear to watch the video posted on facebook. mark never told her. she found out what really happened from police. >> i didn't like what happened to him. and i just wish that there was something i could do to help. but, you know, my main thing right now is just making sure he's happy and he's continue to go live a normal

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marks of mourning. in america, his death is prompting outrage against the regime in pyongyang. stephen evansn there. well, as you are hearing, anger and outrage from across the spectrum here, many lawmakers have spoken out, senatorjohn mccain, himself a prisoner of war during the vietnam crisis, said that otto had been murdered by the north koreans and the us should not tolerate something like this. we even heard from the deputy attorney general, who said that hard labour in north korea is equal to torture. so a lot of outrage here, president trump, you heard his statement, but he has issued a written one in which she suggested that he may take further action of some kind. he said that otto's eight at only strengthen the determination of the administration to prevent any further such tragedies. the state department has been considering the possibility of banning american travel to north korea, or at least banning tourism, so we may see some moves on korea, or at least banning tourism, so we may see some moves on that, but this tragedy may prompt that to happen. and then of course you have th

obstruct justice. ( mark ) police arrested two teenagers on suspicion of credit card fraud at "the shop's at tanforan mall" in san bruno. officers say the two 19-year-old's michael evansa tercero were caught late last week at the mall. an investigation revealed the men had recently used a stolen credit card at the same mall in the past. both were booked in the san mateo county jail. ( darya ) police are investigating a triple homicide after a woman and her two children were found dead inside a home in modesto. the 30-year-old mother, along with her nine-year-old and four-year-old sons were murdered saturday night. police also found a 28- year-old man with self inflected injuries. he's in the hospital. family members say that he is the woman's husband of eight years. police are not yet saying if he is the suspect in murders.members say visit him while recovering in the hospital. ( darya ) family embers say they did not know of any pr

mark barton. vonnie: and i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg markets. we are digging into oil and gold today which made big moves this week. joining us from the cm he is tim evanschief market strategist at long relief trading. let's start with old. one of the other big moves overnight is that golden .terling terms was up 2% i guess that was partially on the week starting. sterling tookund the brunt of the news last night. gold expressed in dollars has been down and that is explained by the big deferential in the movement of the dollar-pound last night. vonnie: where do you anticipate gold going from here? will sterling continue to have an impact? >> i think so. i'm a bit surprised by the lack of movement in gold and the fact that we are down over $10 going into the second half of the morning. the market did not blink a whole lot with respect to that in his development. ultimately as the situation evolves and whether prime minister make and formulate a coalition in the near-term and gain traction moving into the brexit negotiations, if she can do that, gold should remain at these levels are not take out the $1300 level we have already tested. if she has difficul

evans, fox 29 news. >>> what's the f word? well it's on fox 29 and we'll talk to the source gordan ramsay about what it really means next. ♪ >> marktwo months today for the first time in nearly 100 years people in north america will get to see a total solar eclipse. >> that is so cool. >> coast to coast folks will be able to see the sun completely blocked by the moon. don't forget. i'll tell you again any way. it's august 21. don't forget. >> can't wait. wish i could see that. happening right now, he is a master chef winner of 16 michelin stars and four hit shows on fox, and did we mention he has a small pension for swearing? >> no one does it look gordan ramsay. >> except for you. >> well sometimes. i can do pretty good job at times. gordan joins us live after rather prestigious world record. >> chef ramsay, we watch it on your show. what's the show called again, iain. >> the f word. >> he loves that. describe the feeling after you shattered that world record for fastest time to filet a fish. >> listen for an old man that's not a bad time. 65 seconds fileting a fish. the thing is i've been fileting since the age of 16. but you kn

and to help bring us up to date, council member jack evans who is georgetown personafied and also nancy the georgetown vp and director to markingnderful to be here. >> i'm going to ask you because you've been here so long. what do you think makes georgetown so special? >> what makes georgetown so special it's history and its people, and all of the great retail stores, shops, restaurants that we have here. the waterfront, you can come down here on any given day and enjoy the waterfront, the boats, the restaurants that we have here. it's just real special place and the canal, the boats and the mules and the history behind that when you take tours of georgetown we have some of the oldest houses in the district of columbia right here at your disposal. >> little nugget of history. >> it sure is. >> nancy everyone remembers how washington harbor was flood. >> right. >> a lot of people thought s come back. they're not only back, they are booming. >> they are booming. they really are great restaurants down here. ice skating rink during the winter. water fountains that light up and sort to music in the summer it's really a destination.

evans joins us. >> i love this song. it's a good one. >> we played it just for you carl is off today. let's look at the markicture. the nasdaq interestingly underperforming. it was doing better in the futures market oil appears to be stabilizing, just be low $43 a barrel we'll see if that holds. >>> let's get to our road map. it starts with another big day in washington, d.c., tech ceos and investors are meeting at the white house. senators are wrapping up their meeting over the draft of the health care bill we'll bring you the latest. >> plus american airlines surgic as qatar airways discloses it's interested in acquire a large stake in that company. we have the details straight ahead. >>> it's the largest public debut for a u.s. telecom company in 17 years. altice getting ready to go public we'll speak with the ceo >>> about you first a ton of news to get to out of washington this hour. ceos and vettors are meeting at the white house and now senators are leaving a meeting over the draft of their health care bill, which is expected to be released in an hour >>> eamon javers is outside the white house, kayl

i -- evan, i find it incredibly ironic to hear republicans furrow brow 'tis k 'tis king the other side on tone. he reminded us of a chief art h architect of tone. this is markally, not in any way totally but partially to blame for demons unleashed. >> not to go on too long but let's listen to donald trump just talking about the media. >> by the way, some of the media is terrific, but most of it, 70%, 75% is absolute dishonest, absolute scum. she's back there, little katy, she's back there. what a lie it was. no. what a lie -- katy tur. this sleazy guy from abc. he's a sleaze. i have a running war with the media. they are among the most dishonest human beings on earth. >> one more. one more montage, one more because we're talking about tone and tone starts at the top, from the head, donald trump targeting protesters at some rallies. >> who is protesting? anybody? >> right here! >> get out of here. get them out. [ cheers ] >> get them out. >> how hold is this? get out of here. get out of here. still wearing diapers. look at this kid. if you see somebody getting ready to throw a tomato, knock the crap out o them, would you? i promise you, i will pay for e lega

and electrical. ( mark ) police arrested two teenagers on suspicion of credit card fraud at "the shop's at tanforan mall" in san bruno. officers say the two 19-year-old's michael evans tercero were caught late last week at the mall. an investigation revealed the men had recently used a stolen credit card at the same mall in the past. both were booked in the san mateo county jail. ( darya ) police are investigating a triple homicide after a woman and her two children were found dead inside a home in modesto. the 30-year-old mother, along with her nine-year-old and four-year-old sons were murdered saturday night. police also found a 28- year-old man with self inflected injuries. he's in the hospital. family members say that he is the woman's husband of eight years. police are not yet saying if he is the suspect in these murders. family members say they will not visit him while he is recovering in the hospital. ( darya ) family ember