then reload everybody back into the helicopter and i'm sure them off to the nearest city, nearest hospitalf lucky teens in the uk. they were trapped on rocks facing 30-foot swells. you can see the winch man, as he lowers the i go down on the end. it is essentially the same thing. you have to guide this guy in. avoid the waves. get him down on to those sharp rocks, and then pluck up those two teenage boys. it's pretty quick actually. this video takes almost two minutes to pluck them back up and into the chopper. they said they were absolutely fine. no medical treatment necessary. >> a neighborhood of mexico city, you see this woman and her dad have just pulled up to their driveway. watch this. just seconds later, four men, one of them with a handgun chasing after them. they gave the keys to the car, that's where they thought they would end. instead these rob forced them to open the door to their home. they ord the people to sit on the couch while they ranransacke place. >> very casual. they walk in like they own the place. >> i reached out to the woman in the video, she says they stole mone

we have a population bias distance to the nearest city center so how many tornadoes do you see? that is a function of distance and uc a higher rate 1.2 or 1.four tornadoes to less than one. if you want to save the city is caused tornadoes you'll get front-page headlines but clearly is that the causal mechanism? it is likely it is due to the fact it is a sufficient mechanism to get into the record books so that is what we are seeing here. cell to do the same thing in tenure period it's going through decades one year at a time what do you see in this plot? very interesting. they look like snakes. what is happening? it is flattening out. we don't see much of that urban effect. those are the two main points but clearly it is in the cities that are causing the of hurricane. so why bring this up because they do spend a lot of time making the of plots but this is how i think to put the pieces together and if i don't see that i am surprised in this is only a the stronger tornadoes but there is no real trend. we're not seeing fewer tornadoes into the very instrumental fewer days with tou

this is distanced to nearest city center. this is the number of tornado reports scaled by an area in square kilometers. so this is within 10 square kilometers, a function of distance from a city, every city. this is every city. and you see a higher rate, between 1.2 and 1.4 tornadoes, per 10 square kilometers and near the city to less than one, about .8 from the city. if you want to go out and say cities cause tornadoes, you can get front-page headlines, right? but clearly, you probably want to step and say, is that the causal mechanism? maybe i have this backwards. it is likely that this is due to the fact that there's people say that the cities are will people can report it, and efficient mechanism of getting observations into record books. so that is what we are seeing here. but what is really interesting, i did the same thing and 10-year periods, starting with 1961 to 1970, going to decades in one year at a time. what do you see in this plot as you go down? a couple things. very interesting. ok? to me, i will call this a

the nearest major city lies 140 kilometers away. out here in the remote argentine grasslands, most people make a living from cattle breeding or growing grain crops or soy. daniel tron is a fifth-generation famer here. his village, colonia belgrano, is struggling. its population is no longer growing, because many young people move away to cities like buenos aires and santa fe to look for work. including his sons. the older generation wonders why so few people want to stay. marcela benitez offers a glimmer of hope with her organization "responde". she's trying to rescue villages on the brink of extinction - places like colonia belgrano. >> there are plenty of people who are tired of city life and don't live well there. these villages are wonderful. they're hidden gems. i want people who aren't doing well in the cities to have the opportunity to live in a village. more than half of all argentinians now live in cities. it's hard to lure young people back to the villages. they need work, after all. but the lopez and rodriguez families ha

this is distance to nearest city center ands this the number of tornado reports scaled boy an area of 10 square kilometers. how many tornados do you see within 10 square kilometers? as a function of distance from a city, every city, this is every city, and you see a higher rate about, between 1.2 and 1.4 tornados per 10 square kilometers and near the city to less than one about .8 away from the city. now, if you want to go out and say cities cause tornados, you can get front page headlines, right? but clearly, you probably want to step back and say, is that the causal mechanism? maybe i've got this thing backwards, right? of course, it's likely that this is due to the fact that people say, well, the cities, the cities are where people can report, it's an efficient mechanism of getting observations into record books, and so, what's what we're seeing here, but what's really interesting, i did the same thing in 10-year periods starting with '61 through '70 and going through the decades one year at a time. one year at a time in order. what do you see in the plot as you get down, what do y

airstrikes nearest to teach it city in the east some have been describing their ordeal. islamic state groups brutally attacked civilians and the afghanistan national army then foreign forces came to the battlefield then the u.s. dropped the mother of all bombs on the village what is left is ruins. throw does a lot of what has come up you should be sure to give it. up who. is. getting isis militants slaughtered our own call saying he was a spy who fled since they threatened to kill us the next day. islamic state militants slaughtered our five cousins so front of us they could have come and killed us any time too so we left our whole. first isis attack their village then came american airstrikes now we don't have anything everything is destroyed. and in syria ruptly video news agency is filmed exclusive video from inside the town of el shukno liberation from i still by the syrian army. the operation to clear the last remaining terrorists is still on go in there is the last islamic state stronghold in homs province on saturday reports emerged that syrian government forces h

corpus christi, of course, being the major city nearest to the center of the storm that made landfalles away from here north in place called rockport. we hope to get a better sense of the damage in a couple of hours as the sun comes up. we know just a short time ago corpus christi officials on social media were soliciting calls from local residents asking them to report downed trees, downed power lines. of course, those power lines are a major concern. a lot of people still curious, i'm sure, wanting to see the damage outside. it's still a little bit dark outside but officials stressing that it is best to stay indoors until it's absolutely safe to go outside. >> are you getting any indication as to when officials think they might be able to address some of the power outages? because as victor rightly mentioned earlier, the heat particularly in that area of the country right now, i mean, that alone can kill people. >> well, the county emergency management says that it would be a couple of hours before they got the scope of the damage. they were going to wait till the sun comes up, that

>> i don't know but i know it's serious enough to get to the city with nearest hospital abilities.i want to talk to him. >> certainly. please help me. >> not only does it fit the style of acting we love, but also because we had the film to look at, there were a lot of shots that we just took. we said, hey, this is great. we wanted to go shot for shot so it really would look like an old movie. in fact, scene for scene. we just copied it. >> because of my mistake, six men didn't return from that raid. >> because of my mistake, six men didn't return from that raid. >> we have visitors. >> hello. >> hi. >> we have a visitor. >> hello. >> hi. >> basically what we do is set up familiar situations and then we reverse the audience's expectation of the outcome. >> would you like to have it? >> thank you. thanks a lot. >> sure. you ever been in a cockpit before? >> no, sir, i've never been up in a plane before. >> you ever seen a grown man naked? >> the acting style and the committing to the absolutely serious dramatic portrayal of the roles is the essence of the film and why we insisted on

figure is like 30% of the european union's financial assets managed in the city of london, which is twice as much then london's nearests. london is admired globally, and respected as your‘s financial centre. it doesn't necessarily mean that any business lost to the city of london post—brexit is going to go the way of frankfurt or paris. just to leat you know, borisjohnson, the british foreign secretary, he said the real rivals of the city of london are going to be in hong kong, singapore, and new york. he has a point, doesn't he? well, first, i don't believe that london will disappear as a major financial centre. london will continue to have a very important role and activities, and that is a good thing. in particular, given the proximity and the facility to move between them london and paris, i see a lot of easiness in having teams working in london and teams working in paris. but more specifically to your question, if there are things that institutions have to move, and they will have to move some activities to the eu, it's because the rules will impose that those activities are done in the eu. so, if they have to m

table conversation that will give you the opportunity to submit your insights of the day with the city nearest you. i hope you will continue to work through these issues within and across your circles of collaboration so that together we can make government work and work for all of which is the vision of the academy. so again thank you for being here and spending your morning with the spirit i will be followed by barbara who is currently on sabbatical and joining us but having just recently stepped down after serving for five use as a dean of the school of public administration at american university. barbara. [applause] >> thank you, terry. i am pleased to be here. i am very pleased that american university school of public affairs can partner with the national academy of public administration and cosponsor with george washington university school. this important event. i have a personal interest in this as well as a professional interest. i study as the scholar accountability so this is for me a great morning breakfast and i look forward to the conversation and want to look a lot. but also i

she still has to walk two blocks to the nearest water but for mary, the hardest thing of all is time spent away from her husband. still working in kizon city makes it home barely once a week. but, with their former house already torn down, they have nowhere to return to. mary's husband, carlito drives a tri sickle taxi. he had hoped to do the same near their new home, but there weren't enough passengers. of the 600 or 700 pesos he makes each day, around 120 go on bike rental and gasoline. some days he doesn't make the national minimum wage of 491 pesos, around $10. most days, carlito works fro from 5:00 a.m. to midnight. it's a grueling lifestyle. far away from his wife and children, his only enjoyment is meals shared with local colleagues. and food isn't the only thing he scrimps on. at midnight, when work comes to an end, he curls up sleep on the seat of his bike. carlito has not been home for nearly ten days. with business slow, he prolongs his stay to try to earn enough for his family. he's been living like this for three years. and amid the ongoing relocation scheme, carlito's story is not unusual. the national housing association has

city of neem. but team sky crossed the finish line with five riders, nine seconds behind the leaders. froome leads his nearestn. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. fraudsters aiming to scam people out of their pensions savings could soon face fines of up to half a million pounds. the government will introduce new measures to protect older savers, such as a ban on cold calling and tougher rules for those setting up pension schemes. criminals tricked savers out of nearly £5 million in the first five months of this year. here's our business correspondent joe lynam. for thousands of pensioners, a ringing phone has become something to dread rather than look forward to. that's because fraudsters are preying on older people on an almost industrial scale, trying to get their hands on their pension savings. the government is acting, though, by introducing new laws. banning anyone calling you without express permission to sell you an investment. you'll soon only be able to transfer large sums to proper companies with up—to—date accounts. and convicted fraudsters could face fines of up to half a

the nearest rv we could find was in oklahoma city. so we had to drive that up from there.t a hotel room to be found anywhere. not a hotel room anywhere. you know, a real cross section of people here, people from the local area, a lot of people said they got crystals, kind of hippy types. just a delicious lovely atmosphere. people getting into it and having a great time seeing something that most of us have never seen before and most of us will never see again. and the weather played its part. no clouds. so happy. so happy i could cry. okay. and it's going to last for >> you could get away with crying. nobody will see it. it's almost pitch black. nine seconds until the end of totality for you. >> there we go. there we go, david. okay. david. we're done here. the sun is coming back. it's being regurgitated. and there's a star in the sky that we can see. oh, beautiful. >> nick, will you say hello to the folks there in nebraska. one of the most incredible event in america. the first total solar eclipse in 99 years traveling from coast to coast across this country. it's also al

didn't have a delaware grace gloucester city for chester willingboro west pennsville fillmore west down woodbury and burlington to report severe weather contact your nearest law enforcement agency they will send your report to the national weather service office in mount holly new jersey in addition to large hail and frequent cloud to ground lightning is occurring with this storm moved indoors immediately remember you can hear thunder you are close enough to be struck by lightning repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until six forty five pm for the following county newcastle delaware and the following counties in maryland cecil and can't in the following counties new jersey burlington camden gloucester and salem in the following counties in pennsylvania chester delaware and philadelphia. well justice work in your own community. and to support the work of a.n.c. for. the fascist organizing in general all right thank you so much gentleman thank you for joining me that was andrew batchelor organizer of the d.c. anti-fascist coalition and gerald horne professor of history and african-american studies at the university of houston that's it f

city of neem. but team sky crossed the finish line with five riders, nine seconds behind the leaders. froome leads his nearestxtended their lead over team europe to ten and a half, to five and a half. it's the first time since 1998 that the us has led going into the final day of singles matches. a great result for england, as they began the defence of their eurohockey title in amsterdam. they beat ireland 4—1. with england 3—1 ahead in the game, some quick thinking from alex danson from close range, secured the win. they'll play germany later today. some sad news overnight that all blacks legend colin meads has died after a long battle with cancer. he was 81. colin was named new zealand's best rugby player of the 20th century. nicknamed pinetree, he played 133 times for his country, including 55 tests. he once played an entire match with a broken arm. that is insane! really nice to see you, thanks very much. the clipper round the world yacht race starts in liverpool later this morning. 12 teams will spend a year sailing the globe in a 40 thousand nautical mile race, featuring 700 participants over eight stage

city of nimes. but team sky crossed the finish line with five riders, nine seconds behind the leaders. froome leads his nearestsolheim cup after day two in iowa. they extended their lead over team europe to ten and a half, to five and a half. it's the first time since 1998 that the us has led going into the final day of singles matches. great britain are in the team gold medal position going into the final day of the european eventing championships in poland. nicola wilson is the best placed briton for an individual medal, following the cross country; she's fourth. the championships finish today with show—jumping. an incredible day of sport. when you go to the cinema, are you a rom—com go to the cinema, are you a rom—com go oran go to the cinema, are you a rom—com go or an action fan? i prefer a rom—com. i know that is the stereotype. i ask because we are talking about stunts next, so stay tuned. though that was the wrong answer! each to their own! but i am all about the action films. they're the scenes that bring action films to life. daring, extreme energy stunts of high speed car chases, fights or explosion

cities across the country. >> lone wolf terrorism was a topic of discussion among panelists at the washington institute for nearest policy this past monday. it talked about the variations and various tactics and the challenges faced by law enforcement officials. this panel is about 90 minutes. >>> good afternoon, everybody. good afternoon and welcome to the washington institute for near east policy and to the latest in our stein program and turns lecture series. it's my pleasure to have on the podium today buzz ganore from israel and marlene mazell on leave from israel and an adjunct ho

cities across the country. >> lone wolf terrorism was a topic of discussion among panelists at the washington institute for nearest policy this past monday. it talked about the variations and various tactics and the challenges faced by law enforcement officials. this panel is about 90 minutes. >>> good afternoon, everybody. good afternoon and welcome to the washington institute for near east policy and to the latest in our stein program and turns lecture series. it's my pleasure to have on the podium today buzz ganore from israel and marlene mazell on leave from israel and an adjunct scholar here at washington instud and i'm matthew levine and i command the terrorism program here. thank you very much for coming and those of you here in person and for joining us, those of you watching us in c-span land. terrorist acts conducted by individuals acting on their own, inspireded by others completely alone and not so much alone, it's not a new phenomenon, but in the past few years we've seen an alarming increase in the number of what some have described as lone wolves, lone actors, lone offenders. the islamic state certa

nearest bus stop. bay area transit agencies are prepared. reinstating school day only service and adjusting service on several bus lines. they will serve students who go to wood side high school in redwood cityabout going back to school right now and a lot of parents it's kind of stressful. i know that's shocking. they are scrambling right now to make sure their kids are ready to go back to school. a new retail me not survey finds nine out of ten are stressed out about the new school year particularly, yes, when it comes to back-to-school shopping. one way to reduce the shopping stress is not to worry about getting it backed into one weekend. do some of your shopping online. not body to do school shopping after school has started because that way you get everything on the teacher's list. if your child needs musical or sports equipment -- >> who wrote this? >> i don't know who wrote this. consider renting instead of buying. >> i recommend don't necessarily go all in and buy a lacrosse stick or a piano or something like that, look into renting. >> back to school season which runs through september is the second busiest time of the year for retail, second only to christmas. >> usually you have

to know if there are people who do business with the city of los angeles who wish to profit on building a wall that would divide us from our nearest where rahm emanuel is suing the department of justice over sanctuary cities. i think both in los angeles and chicago. these are attempts by city governments chargely failing their populations crime-ridden and poverty ridden. these are attempts at diversification. the city of los angeles, unfortunately has more people living in poverty than any city in america. in los angeles county 40% of the population is on medicaid. it's a system that largely is not working. income inequality is massive. perhaps worse than anywhere else in the country. this is a diversificationary tactic. don't look at our failings here. look at this target over there. eventually it won't work. the american people demanded a wall. this is clearly a federal issue. not a date or local issue. and then the wall is being built. clayton: unbelievable. i would love to hear from our viewers on this issue friends@foxnews.com. weigh in on that. gait to see you this morning. >> thanks for having me. clayton: coming up on the