like it's the mummy! it's the mummy, it's the mummy!audience than i am an actor. [ light laughter ] [ talking over each other ] yeah, they're coming at me and scaring me, yeah. but it really is -- >> a whole universe that universal, its dark universe -- these films, i remember seeing as a little kid in black and white on television. and they're films from the '30s. and it's these monsters, that are the universal -- that established universal pictures as a viable film company. these are blockbusters, >> jimmy: "frankenstein," and "dracula." >> "mummy," "frankenstein," "dracula," so they have this idea to create a universe of their monsters for a modern audience. and they came to me and asked me to be a part of it. and this is the -- an origin story and really, the first step into the dark universe. gets your toe in the water and you'll see, it's just got -- just big large-scale action, adventure, comedy and scares. >> jimmy: yeah, so -- >> kind of like that's what they wanted, everything. okay, well, let's do it. >> jimmy: and it's also

did some research -- did some research on the mummy bandit thing for me, and he says there's mummy banditseat. people are good at the house, and he mentioned also th hs going to help me with this project we've got going. we're ing to make some t-shirts, free the mummy bandit. itwasntme.com, the name of the website. he also says to keep positive, you will win your case. let me know when your next court date is. >> marc gonzales is adjusting not only to a new cellmate but a new cell where he's confined most of the day. he even eats his meals in his cell, and it's not that he's paranoid about the food, but he is cautious. >> i'm washing my meat. this is what i call boo-boo meat. the nastiest, smelly meat ever. he likes it but i think it's nasty. i wash it off. it's like a rinse job i have going on. that's just me. >> i'm going to eat this, i'm trying to eat it right. that's just me, that's just me, you know. some people like to eat it but i see a lot of people always washing their meat off. and the water turns like all musty brown. >> gonzales has been getting along with his new cellmate alvi

guys, "the mummy" arrived in theater today.s right. [ cheers and applause ] "the mummy" arrived in theaters today and they just released a a special new trailer for the movie. take a look at this. >> this week, witness what happens when an ancient force from 5,000 years ago returns to the modern world. >> in the case of mr. comey, the president. comey -- >> no, sir. >> "the mummy." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what is he talking about? president comey? >> steve: come on, johnny. [ applause ] we need you. >> jimmy: guys, this is the end of another crazy week. and since there's too much to talk about. instead of giving you a full week in review, we decided to put together a little montage that just focuses on the key words used this week. it's something we call, "this week in words." enjoy. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> hope you guys had a chance to get a little rest this weekend. because as i'm sure you can tell the president, as well as the rest of the administration, have a very busy week. ♪ pressure russians sessions come

of prince harry and his mother, diana the princess of wales, with the headline our last words with mummy. the telegraph has the same story, along with reports that more than forty female bbc presenters have signed an open letter to the director—general demanding equal pay. the sunday times says men and women will be able to change their gender legally without a doctor's diagnosis under government plans. while the star leads with princes harry and william's last conversation with their mum before she died. the royal story also dominates the front of the mail on sunday. ahead of the 20th anniversary of her death, princes harry and william pay tribute to their mum, in tomorrow's mirror. so let's begin. the front of the sunday telegraph.

. >>> they call her the mummy girl -- >> she can't enjoy the touch of mom or dad. >> see her video storyext. >>> it's the latest social media challenge. >> it's called the drive by dunk challenge and it's exactly like it says. >> a game i could never play. >> see how it's played coming up on "right this minute." okay guys! so who wants some haribo sour goldbears? - yeah! they taste a little sweet and sour. fizzy. fizzy. these bears are dancing on my tongue. umm, this is ice hockey, not dance party. ♪ kids and grown ups love it ♪o ♪ the happy world of haribo ♪ my advice for looking get your beauty sleep. and use aveeno® absolutely ageless® night cream with active naturals® blackberry complex. younger looking skin can start today. absolutely ageless® from aveeno®. infallible pro-glow foundation by l'oreal. the pro look in longwear. go pro with an all-day glow. resists dry-out and fade-out. infallible pro-glow foundation. from l'oreal paris. and conceal, reveal, and glow. with new infallible pro-glow concealer. only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine

to charlie, we say mummy and daddy love you so much.e always have and we always will and we are so sorry we always will and we are so sorry we couldn't save you. president trump's son—in—law, jared kushner, says all of his actions were proper during the us election, after giving evidence to senators on his contact with russian officials. i did not collude with russia, nor do i know of anyone else in the campaign who did so. at least 35 people have died in a suicide bombing in the afghan capital kabul. the taliban say they carried out the attack. and we'll also be looking at a potential breakthrough in treatment for hiv, our health reporter willjoin us from paris where a research conference is taking place. the parents of the terminally—ill baby charlie gard have ended their legal battle to take him to the us for experimental treatment. it follows an american doctor, who examined charlie saying he was no longer willing to offer the therapy, after seeing the results of a new mri scan last week. here's our medical correspondent fergus wals

mummy, mummy! they never go quiet, do they?third qualifying round began on thursday. among the matches, celtic and rosenborg failed to score at parkhead in their first leg. bruges drew with istanbul basa ksehir. young boys lost to dinamo kiev, and nice drew with ajax. manchester united and barcelona are around 20 minutes into their international champions cup match being played in maryland. united were 2—0 winners over manchester city in their opening match of the tournament, while barca beatjuventus 2—1. and it's currently 1—0 to barca. neymar with the first half goal. while injust over an hour, paris st germain playjuve in miami, and then it's manchester city against real madrid from los angeles. tennis will be without one of its highest—profile stars for the rest of 2017. novak djokovic, a 12—time grand slam winner, says he won't play again this year because of a persistent elbow injury. it means the world number four will miss the year's final grand slam, the us open in new york. i've played all the grand slams and probably

back with asia business report and the headlines but we leave you with the polar bear carved and her mummy fear over the past 2a hours, we have seen thundery downpours. that's it by storms and so to parts of scotland with fierce looking clouds. a month worth of rain in devon are due to peninsulas showers. more showers over the coming few days. we still have low pressure to the north—west of the uk. the closer to that, the more showers are over the next two days, while there will be showers, they should become fewer. in the morning, we still have some showers are morning, we still have some showers a re left morning, we still have some showers are left over from overnight in scotland. the cloudy start here. the north—west of england, sunshine and showers. the other side of the pennines, across the midlands, a bright and sunny start at showers across western fringes of wales. towards the coast. as you move towards the south—east and east anglia, the showers will big on and it will be a bright sunny start. this picture taken yesterday at the oval. if you going to watch the cricket, it should

"the mummy." [ cheers and applause ] in fact -- in fact, "the mummy," might be the health care bill.ctor, this patient is sick!" "wrap 'em up and put them in the tomb!" but they still think that if they keep it secret, we won't catch on and they can just pass it. the republican party right now is like a fat guy hiding behind a palm tree. it's like, "hey, we can see you." [ light laughter ] that might be why trump, who repeatedly praised the bill and celebrated its passage at the white house, recently said in a private meeting with gop senators that the bill is "mean, mean, mean." and called it, quote, "a son of a bitch." despite, you know, repeatedly praising the bill in public. >> what we have is something very, very incredibly well crafted. this is a great plan. this is a great plan. but very importantly, it's a great plan. [ laughter ] >> seth: "it's a great plan. in fact, i'm going to read it right here to prove it's not mean and definitely not for the first time. here we go, let's see, 23 million people lose insurance. son of a bitch." [ laughter ] yesterday, white house press s

you tell mummy what you remember. does he sleepwalk? no, it doesn't make any sense. all that claustrophobic, is it? you get the sense of people starting to distrust each other and be suspicious of each other. if you think of a film like the witch that has deep themes, they are creepy but not full of jump scares. they make you feel very worried and uncomfortable. the sound effects and score work in favour of this film. it was terrific. it occupies a realm between being awake and being asleep. it contracts during certain sequences. maybe we are, maybe we are not awake or asleep. it is what happens when you lose track of objective reality and you just start to trust your fears. it is like that classic horror movie with a cold hand on the back of the neck. it is not the film the trailers make it look like. they make it look like it is a slam—bang horror. if you want something that is going to cause you to lose sleep, you should see it. i think you would not enjoy it but admire it. it is all to do with what is implied rather than what is actually shown. which is the sort

of prince harry and his mother, diana the princess of wales, with the headline our last words with mummyh reports that more than forty female bbc presenters have signed an open letter to the director—general demanding equal pay. the sunday times says men and women will be able to change their gender legally without a doctor's diagnosis under government plans. while the star leads with princes harry and william's last conversation with their mum before she died. the royal story also dominates the front of the mail on sunday. ahead of the 20th anniversary of her death, princes harry and william pay tribute to their mum, in tomorrow's mirror. so let's begin. the front of the sunday telegraph. tory faithful urge theresa may to leave number ten by christmas. the grass root saying, unsurprisingly, after the quite unsuccessful general election and they think the clock is ticking down and calling for her to 90, ticking down and calling for her to go, obviously. the telegraph mentions here a report... a presentation, sorry, by a senior representative of tory volunteers from around 200 party group

of prince harry and his mother, diana the princess of wales, with the headline our last words with mummythe telegraph has the same story, along with reports that more than a0 female bbc presenters have signed an open letter to the director—general lord hall demanding equal pay. the sunday times says men and women will be able to change their gender legally without a doctor's diagnosis under government plans. the paper says the proposals will transform british society. while the star leads with princes harry and william's last conversation with their mum before she died. the royal story also dominates the front of the mail on sunday. so, let's begin. rosamond, take us to the front of the sunday times, the story about the sunday times, the story about the right to choose your own sex. justin greening, the minister 4—w00d min has called this move the third rate step forward for equality after equality for women, the quality for same—sex marriage and now face means people will be able, men will be able to identify themselves as women and men in as women and have their birth certificates reco

to charlie, we say mummy and daddy love you so much.lection, after giving evidence to senators on his contact with russian officials. i did not collude with russia, nor do i know of anyone else in the campaign who did so. at least 35 people have died in a suicide bombing in the afghan capital kabul. the taliban say they carried out the attack.

the life-sized bust is wearing the crown found next to her remains and a replica of her mummy is on view to the public. a team spent ten months on the project using 3d technology and forensic archaeology. >>> and it's believed to be the biggest house in texas has sold, final lay. >> it is 48,000 square feet, and including a bowling al eye, home theater and a self-sufficient master swroo master suite with spa and hair salon. sits on is 1118 erics oacres ofd $52 million to build. >> the recent tax appraisal was $7 million. spent a lot of money. >> a wee bit gaudy for my taste. >> theis is 27 miles south of dallas. second time auction. >> looks kind of versailles. >> you said you wanted a hair salon in your master suite. >> i'm going to need a hair salon, believe me, believe me. golden fields, i believe in french. >> oh, wow, nick watt dropping knowledge on us this morning. >>> a player loses his cool at wimbledon. >>> and we're celebrating national fried chicken day with chicken parmesan waffles. first, here's a look at today's temps. >>> "world news now" weather. brought to you by lysol.

. >> we recently saw the wide-ranging actress as the mummy with tom cruise and space alien in star trekgot this? >> i got my character and i just want to know my character. ♪ ♪ >>> i mean, she's so versatile. one of the movies that helped put her on the map, 2015's kingsman's secret service. there are a lot of familiar faces joining the sequel. include channing tatum, halle berry and julianne moore. it's out in september. >>> in our "entertainment tonight" birthday -- which actress was the first choice to play brooke shield's role in the blue lagoon. the answer is next. >>> coming up next, did dancers normani and colton go on their date? next on kron-4 news at eight: a man accused of telling undercover agents --- he would bomb bay area locations and "re-define terror" what his family is telling kron-4 tonight about those charges plus the hunt for a serial arsonist in the east bay. after a string of fires are intentionally set for the second straight week. i'm grant lodes i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. >>> travel consideration prov e provided by -- zbrmpblts monday, "e.t

. >> we recently saw the wide-ranging actress as the mummy with tom cruise and space alien in star trekgot this? >> i got my character and i just want to know my character. ♪ ♪ >>> i mean, she's so versatile. one of the movies that helped put her on the map, 2015's kingsman's secret service. there are a lot of familiar faces joining the sequel. include channing tatum, halle berry and julianne moore. it's out in september. >>> in our "entertainment tonight" birthday -- which actress was the first choice to play brooke shield's role in the blue lagoon. the answer is next. >>> coming up next, did dancers normani and colton go on their date? managing blood sugar is a series of smart choices. and when you replace one meal... ...or snack a day with glucerna... ...made with carbsteady... ...to help minimize blood sugar spikes... ...you can really feel it. now with 30% less carbs and sugars. glucerna. when you're close to the people you love, does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of completely clear skin wit

a year to do it but forensic experts have managed to re-create the face of one of the few female mummies. that hasn't been seen for some 1700 years. she is believed to have ruled over at the valley in ancient peru a thousand years before the incas. discovery of her remains in the countries north in 2005 ancient series that the society was patriarchal. >> although she is just a meter and a half tall this woman is of enormous significance. it is not just a source of pride but also extraordinary news in what we should know about the development of peru. after 10 months of 3-d imaging forensic archaeologists were able to re-create her face and determine her fate. the lady had probably died of .regnancy complications the peruvian people have already embraced her of one of their own. time for the business update with brian quinn. growth in the u.k. service sector is that i 4-month-old low. economists at the research firm say the british economy could be losing momentum in the second half of the year as growth in three key sectors missed projections for june. it's slowing and that's causing con

you ready to go run some errands for mummy? >> that's the entire point.dren if they want run errands for mum no. ask them if they want to do it while dressed for pirates. yes, let's go all day! >> this is a fun way for him to knock out the errands as well. >> where can are pirate go to fill their hauls with booty? we've come to find treasure in the most piraty place of them all. target. of course every real pirate needs a minnie mouse shopping cart. boys, boys, i'm afraid those aren't period accurate blasters. >> i hate to break up the party but these are errands. where is the list? >> walk the plank you fun sucker. >> oh, ye of little piracy faith. >> look! even pirates book. >> that book stinks. >> where is the milk, my love? do you see the milk on there anywhere? >> a treasure map, guess where it leads, oh, look, the milk. >> real pirates buy organic milk. >> doesn't it bring good will from other people when they see you dadding like that? >> oh, it's great. they got to find treasure. >> gold. we found gold. pirate gold is the best tasting gold in the

even a month after the execution, i was saying, "when are we going to go and see mummy and daddy."have to remind me they were dead. my parents should not have been executed and we took on a campaign to exonerate ethel. have we given up? no. we haven't given up. my brother and i, we are marathoners. we are going to keep going. robert meeropol, remembering his parentsjulius and ethel rosenberg. now, back in 1967, the bbc organised a live international television broadcast called our world. they invited the beatles to play and they came up with a new song called all you need is love. paul mccartney's brother mike was in the studio when the performance took place. this is steve race in the beatles recording studio in london, where the latest beatles record is at this moment being built up. notjust a single performance, but the whole montage of performances. none of us knew what the hell was going on, but everyone went along with it and it was just a magic thing. # all you need is love. # all you need is love, love. # love is all you need. it was all such an experiment. it was that ridi

even a month after the execution, i was saying, "when are we going to go and see mummy and daddy."nd me they were dead. my parents should not have been executed and we took on a campaign to exonerate ethel. have we given up? no. we haven't given up. my brother and i, we are marathoners. we are going to keep going. robert meeropol, remembering his parentsjulius and ethel rosenberg. now, back in 1967, the bbc organised a live international television broadcast called our world. they invited the beatles to play and they came up with a new song called all you need is love. paul mccartney's brother mike was in the studio when the performance took place. this is steve race in the beatles recording studio in london, where the latest beatles record is at this moment being built up. notjust a single performance, but the whole montage of performances. none of us knew what the hell was going on, but everyone went along with it and it was just a magic thing. # all you need is love. # all you need is love, love. # love is all you need. it was all such an experiment. it was that ridiculous three

. >> we recently saw the wide-ranging actress as the mummy with tom cruise and space alien in "star trekt my character and i just want to know my character. it's not about me. ♪ her movie star dreams. she's going hollywood tonight ♪ >>> i mean, she's so versatile. one of the movies that helped put her on the map, 2015's "kingsman's secret service." she's not returning for the second installment. there are a lot of familiar faces joining the sequel. include channing tatum, halle berry and julianne moore. it's out in september. it loo s actress was the first choice to play brooke shield's role in the blue lagoon. is it lori laugh lynn, diane lane? >>> coming up next, did dancers normani and colton go on their date? >>> travel consideration provided by -- >> monday, "e.t." investigates the internet scam ripping off tv's biggest stars and their fans. >> we're chasing these people. we're not going to stop until we find them. >> criminals using phony headlines and beauty products to get your money. >> i have nothing to do with it. >> nothing. >> monday on "e.t.." >>> welcome back to the show,

later on i talked to my mummy, my beloved hilda, and i told her the flashes of my memory. told me it was krakow and we were together and i remembered her sitting beside me in the car. we now associate your father with the holocaust. he was instrumental in delivering millions ofjews and others to their deaths, and he seemed to be enthusiastic about it. was there any way that anybody else in your family could have known exactly what was happening? exactly knew it, um, his wife, my mother. your mother? she knew exactly. you have to imagine this wawel castle in krakow, it was really like a kingdom. everybody knows each other, yes. everybody talked to each other. they knew exactly what was going on in the death camps and what was going on day by day. you have said, i think, that you have no doubt that your father loved hitler more than he loved his own family. yes, that's for sure. and you use that word love advisedly. you really mean love. really love, real love. it was something of a homosexual kind of love. tell me about your last encounter with your father. he, of course, w

and mummy and daddy and daddy?t at four or five. i don't know quite honestly what will be introduced to children. my daughter has finished reception, she told me one day she would marry one boy and one girl in her class, so i think it is quite a simplistic approach. sometimes the children almost don't think about it, do they? do they think about a mummy and daddy always has to be together? not many years ago children at primary school age would have no access to same—sex relationships and that kind of thing but it is a very different world we live in now. many children have same—sex parents, they will have a 95v same—sex parents, they will have a gay auntie or uncle or a lesbian memberof the gay auntie or uncle or a lesbian member of the family. so it is much closer to home. also in soap operas as if they watch television, they will see same—sex couples, it is pa rt of will see same—sex couples, it is part of the everyday tapestry. we are no longer invisible. that has to be reflected in primary school education. ho

effects of their abandonment, and there's that huge sense of loss, that confusion, that hurt that mummyne to deserve that? and so we have to work very hard to teach the staff the importance of touch, the importance of speaking gently, the importance of cuddles, so that we can start to give the child the will to live, the will to eat and even if they can't live a long time, they will know that they are loved, they will know that they've been touched, that they were worthy of somebody loving them. the first time a child smiles, it's like... you know, we have achieved something really terrific here. when the child has gone, the nannies will wash the body. put them in some beautiful clothes. maybe give them one of their favourite toys, and then just wrap them in a piece of material covered in butterflies. and then...we carry on. lyn gould telling us about the work of the butterfly children's hospices in china. when you think of street art, you probably think of banksy, the mysterious british painter renowned for his politically—charged work. now, a group of polish artists have been inspired

it is a tie in with the new tom cruise mummy movie. of the chopper, and it feels like the helicopter has a little bit of movement to it as well. it's great. laughter. this is surprisingly effective! there's a little bit of rumble underneath the seat. so, it feels like the rumble of the helicopter blades. while the helicopter effect is convincing, the rest of the gameplay is a bit samey. spaces like this one at least allow people to try vr without all of the mess of having vr kit in the living room. but, taking this experience to the next level need even more room, and for that, we have to travel to a state which is all about wide—open spaces... arizona. scottsdale‘s 0ctane raceway is the home of the first large—scale vr space in america, from a company called zero latency. the key with this next level vr is in here. it is a massive, empty room. the thing is, when you put on a vr headset, this empty space becomes a gigantic virtual canvas, on which you can paint almost any picture. 64 cameras track the player's movement, with the grid o

charlie, mummy and daddy love you so much.e and we always will and we're so sorry we could not save you. sweet dreams, baby. sleep tight, our beautiful little boy. we love you. chris gard connie yates have been by charlie's side throughout. he was born last august, a seemingly healthy baby. and after a few weeks, it became clear something was wrong. he was diagnosed with a very rare genetic condition causing muscle wastage and brain damage. in march this year, the medics at great ormond street hospital determined that such was charlie's condition, his treatment should be withdrawn and he should be allowed to did i —— die with dignity. his parents could not except the decision and believed there was still hopeful son. an online campaign garnered support and nations reaching over £1 million to pay for experimental treatment at a hospital in america, treatment so new that it had never been trialled on animals or humans with the rare genetic disorder. however, judges at every level to the european court determined that would not b

for charlie, we say mummy and daddy, we love you so much. are so sorry that we could not save you. the parents are now with charlie in his final hours. great ormond street said the agony, desolation and bravery of their decision humbled all who worked there. and we‘ll find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrow‘s front pages at 10.40 this evening in the papers. our guests joining me tonight are the public affairs consultant, alex deane, and thejournalist, james rampton. dojoin us for that. donald trump‘s son—in—law and senior advisorjared kushner has publicly denied any wrong—doing or collusion with russian government officials during the presidential election campaign. he was speaking outside the white house after being questioned by a special senate committee investigating links between the trump campaign and russia. this is what he had to say. first in business and now in public service, i have always focused on setting and achieving goals and i have left it to others to work on media and public perception. since the f

for charlie, we say mummy and daddy, we love you so much.we are so sorry that we could not save you. the parents are now with charlie in his final hours. great ormond street said the agony, desolation and bravery of their decision humbled all who worked there. one of the pope's most senior advisors is due to appear in an australian court to face charges of sexual assault. cardinal george pell has returned from rome saying that he is innocent and will clear his name. as our sydney correspondent hywel griffith explains, the case is the latest controversy to hit the catholic church in australia. in cardinal pell‘s hometown, they have become used to confronting the past in dealing with the spectre of abuse. in ballarat, members of the christian brothers order sexually assaulted children in the 1970s. dozens ended their lives prematurely. this man was abused as an 80 roald, and it took more than 20 years for his abuser to be brought tojustice. 20 years for his abuser to be brought to justice. he still feels the catholic church has not defended th

muscle wasting disease who was convicted of armed assault in russia has been freed from jail and a mummy have had been given a four and a half year sentence i was released on health grounds he gave his first interview to r.t. . to the billion dollars it was hard to comprehend what was going on with me i understood just one thing i'd been deprived of my life my family my relatives and i wouldn't last long at that moment i was sure i would never see my mother father my daughter my partner again i thought that all that was left to me was waiting for a painful death at the detention center every single person that saw me was at a loss and shocked certainly those who worked there went straight to me is they had heard of me they came specially to see me as everyone was wondering how this could have happened they also me but i couldn't give an answer as i couldn't understand how either. twenty eight year old has a rare disease where almost all his muscles can't function he weighs just eighteen kilograms and can only move around with the help of others he was found guilty of armed robbery and st

man: this is definitely an explanation for the charring on the mummy.announcer: and a surprising theory explains the survival of tut's tomb. woman: every royal tomb had been robbed. tut's still remained relatively untouched. announcer: "ultimate tut" on "secrets of the dead." woman: this is the enduring mystery of

effects of their abandonment, and there is that huge sense of loss, that confusion, that hurt, that mummy deserve that? and so we have to work very ha rd to that? and so we have to work very hard to teach the staff the importance of touch, the importance of speaking generally, the importance of cuddles, so that we can importance of cuddles, so that we ca n start importance of cuddles, so that we can start to give the child the will to live, the world to eat, and even if they can't live a long time, they will no that they are loved. they will no that they are loved. they will know that they have been touched, that they were worthy of somebody loving them. and the first timea somebody loving them. and the first time a child smiles, it is like, you know, we have achieved something really terrific, here. when the child has gone, the nannies will watch the bodies, put them in new clothes, may be given one of their favourite toys, then wrap them in material covered in butterflies. and then we carry on. lyn gould telling us about the work of the butterfly children's hospices. you have been watch

to charlie we say, mummy and daddy, we love you so much.l, and we are so sorry that we could not save you." the parents are now with charlie in his final hours. great 0rmond street said the agony, desolation and bravery of their decision humbled all who worked there. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. israel says it will remove metal detectors from the disputed holy site injerusalem. the un's middle east envoy has warned of catastrophic costs if the recent tensions weren't eased in time for friday's muslim prayers. the detectors were installed after two police were killed, sparking days of deadly clashes. a manhunt in under way in switzerland, where five people were attacked by a man with a chainsaw in the town of schaffhausen. police have identified the man, warning the public he is highly dangerous. they say the attack was aimed at a local health insurance company and is not related to terrorism. much more to come, including a prolonged drought in italy leading the government to turn off more than 100 fountain