a week gone by, everyone at hardy windows was cleared. so no suspects at all. detective trapp went to church, said her rosary, worried, prayed, and wondered. >> i had heard a story on the news that there was three missing prostitutes in the city of santa ana. >> which is right next door, basically? >> right next door, yes. >> reporter: what if this wasn't the killer's first time, or last? >> coming up, four young women in two neighboring towns now missing or dead. was there a link? >> we're like, what are the odds that they're related? >> when "dateline" continues. so the whole world looks different. the unbeatable strength and speed of advil liqui-gels. what pain? but since they bought their new house... which menu am i looking at here? start with "ta-paz." -oh, it's tapas. -tapas. get out of town. it's like eating dinner with your parents. sandra, are you in school? yes, i'm in art school. oh, wow. so have you thought about how you're gonna make money? at least we're learning some new things. we bundled our home and auto with progressive, saved a bunch. oh, w

just two degrees of separation, two lifetimes from general hardy.man with a violent temper, who i actually do not want to meet. writing about photographs in 1980, the french critic -- theed what he called element which rises from the scene, shoots out of it like an arrow and pierces me. , the response to a photograph can spark a good novel or a good film. are notive responses the same as historical responses. responses favor feeling over analytic thought. they draw attention back to the viewer and away from the photograph itself. historians and non-historians alike might gaze with curiosity at the child whom gardner left unidentified in the photograph. she commands attention because she looks different from the men who stand by her by future -- virtue of her gender, size, age, and ethnicity. she meets the cameras gaze with an unflinching calm. the historian needs to push beyond that initial curiosity to tackle the who, what, why, where, when, and how of it all. it is the story to figure out who the child is and to resist the impulse to view her as a

so prince william and harry were cut out with tom hardy.s so uncomfortable. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: can't they just say that "that's me" like, can't i just say like, "this is me. >> they're quite tall. so they looked sort of taller than the average stormtrooper. >> jimmy: oh whose -- william or harry? >> william >> jimmy: he's taller than will >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: so he's too tall >> i think he was too tall >> jimmy: yeah, to be a stroomtrooper. >> yeah. >> jimmy: come on, try again, buddy. [ laughter ] i was wondering if you could break down a scene form this - 'cause the trailers came out and everyone is freaking out >> yeah. >> jimmy: it went viral. i mean, uber viral it was like the biggest thing in the world when the trailer came out i was one of the people sending it around as well. i loved it so much i was just wondering if you could just maybe give us a a little scoop on what is happening here this is dark rey >> that's dark rey >> jimmy: i mean, do you go over to the dark side? what is happening? >> i honestly felt like i

conflict between the northern the south can actually follow through considering that particular the hardi government is very weak in comparison to the to the s.t.c. in this agreement i think if we look at the power and you know the support from southern constituency in southern provinces of yemen i think that the f.c.c. has a generally a competitive advantage over the hard government and key to the implementation here will be whether the hard government is able or even with you know people from the s.t.c. joining his government whether they are able to actually follow through on his security or security sector reform to what is needed is that these highly armed well trained former sorry goods are still sorry goods of the u.a.e. the s.t.c. can actually demobilize and somewhat embed into the chain of command that leads to the president hadi and follow his commands and i am quite skeptical about this and i don't think that the s.t.c. want to really want to give away that kind of leverage and where does that leave the saudis and the iraqis as we always would say the saudi u.a.e. coalition but

faster rate this summer than previously thought analysts say it's a sign of the country's economic hardiness turn a global slowdown the commerce department reported 2 point one percent g.d.p. growth between july and september that's 2 tenths of a percent higher than an earlier estimate it turns out that businesses invested more than expected summer spending meanwhile remains robust a good sign for the coming holiday season. and we go now to core to our financial correspondent in new york i want to talk about another traditional gauge of the u.s. economy market indexes yesterday the dow jones industrial average closing at a record high for the 100th time since donald trump's inauguration so what's behind that surge. you know actually here on wednesday we had another record close so now it's $101.00 records since january of 2017 that is pretty stunning and us president donald trump better campaign event in florida actually said everybody is getting rich things to us president donald trump well especially last year probably the huge tax cuts that we saw with donald trump. why companies made mor

romaine: our thanks to john hardy, head of fx strategy over at saxo bank.new york and bloomberg, -- and london, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: from london, i'm guy johnson. romaine: from new york, i'm romaine bostick. this is the european close on ."loomberg markets it is time for a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. ebay selling its ticketing business to stubhub. the price is a little bit more than $4 billion in cash. stubhub is one of the most popular sites to buy and sell tickets for sports events and concerts. ebay bought the company back in 2007. alibaba says the retail portion of its hong kong ipo was oversubscribed 42 times. tears began trading on tuesday. is aboutargest company $11.2 billion. the primary listing will still be the new york stock exchange. . billionaire investor carl icahn is trying to seize control of occidental petroleum's board. he plans to nominate a slate of 10 directors. he's unhappy over the company's $37 billion takeover of anadarko petroleum. 41 percent since the interest in anadarko was first re

of someone from another planet same is with the artwork but it's something more fascinating kuntz hardy started out by setting records he said an impressive 60 italian records 9 european ones and 3 world records he solves the rubik's cube in less than 10 seconds even underwater. giovani khan tarty lives in the town where he was born to be dramatic participate he's able to live from his art and is even under contract to the new york city gallery that sells his works to collectors around the world for 5 figure sum but he sees no need to leave his own he's done a portrait of the town's most famous son opera composer giacchino rossini good publicity for the opera himself and the town. i lived outside of here for 4 years. during that a spear. and 3rd i love that i don't find a story of how i like my rope being with their friends i grew up with my family of course. from the very 1st cube it took giovani can target only about 90 minutes to complete this mona lisa uses over 700 rubik's cube it constructs the portrait line by line taking short breaks now and then that's important because it's ea

northern hemisphere the start of winter season means more than just having to face i see whether some hardy muscovites are taking a spin in subzero temperatures and europe's largest rink as the typical eyes drink the unique away outlets zip through a park a listening to music and soaking in a bit of a with a cheap. this is the news live from berlin and up next is shifts and we'll have more news for you at the top of the hour thanks for watching. i'm secure in the volume or that's hard and in the end this is a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. new smugglers would lie and say. what's your story. 'd and what numbers and women especially in victims of violence. take part.

. >> hardy explain the work permit?e congress of the united states has passed a statute that says that if a person is in a deferred action category, that person may be given, this federal regulations and federal statutes, that person may be given authorization if they apply for it if they meet all the standards and makes perfect sense that someone that the administration has decided is not going to be deported is in a position to support himself or herself or her family and be a part of the community rather than being dependent upon the government. once the decision is made, there are statutes and regulations that authorize the application for permission to work and those are laws which the government hasn't even challenged. we will get you the actual citation of the statute. no one challenged that in there. it is a law of the united states and the government doesn't dispute that. [speaking spanish] [inaudible speaking] [speaking spanish] >> any other question? >> thank you. >> thanks for being out here. thanks for all

the hardy as the heart of that called out traditional pastoralist to live on the camels using them for transport or by selling them a. buck today this livelihood is threatened the once thriving mongrel forests are fast disappearing giving the. assault ban school big manufacturers. in 2011 with the help of a local ngo the camel how does organize themselves into the catch. to fight for their rights over the years they have filed a case in the national dream tribunal a special court that deals with the gazers related to and vironment of issues to disallow salt manufacturers from operating in the region and ensure better implementation of the conservation plan of the highly try to end. in 2013 together with the ngo they came up with an idea to secure their livelihood . for years they only use camel wool for their own needs to make seat rest while riding camels or bags for their belongings taking this practice beyond the image a community could not only give them a new mode of livelihood but also help guns of the qatari army. is a matter of pride we're. really here. for this war doesn't req

so when it comes to lab grown meat we may have to treat the hardy stakes we know for this so when will the lab grown meat be market ready. about 2 and a half years in fibers what you always hear is 2 to 5 years people always say it will be on the market in 2 to 5 years that's the number you hear today but it's also what they were saying 5 years ago in the technological obstacles associated with mass producing in vitro mean that even though a lot of research has gone into it a still many. in 2 to 5 years or maybe a bit longer but someday the lab grown meat probably will end up on our dinner plate. now over to you we asked you on facebook what you think will be eating in the future. down. scientists will come up with pills that contain enough this humans and nutrients for the human body then just pill. design of hopes one day will have great taste if rowlings. frantic is less optimistic he thinks we won't be able to tell what's real and what's fake because of all the biotech and all food he says that will result in even more had health problems under shorter lifespan. really predicts tha

gabby hardy eager. new hobby cuddle a. happy grumbling funny cat job leaseholder together in their heart squad burlesque this series with berliner bite. on facebook dot com slash d w gen x. . back in the middle ages the huge costs were without any of the advantages of modern machinery so how did people actually have built these. mighty fortress where did the materials come from what's to stay if they use your max report ahead like a wedding wanted to find out he visits record breaking locations around the continent serious europe to the max and this time he took a trip back in time when he had that's to a very unusual voting site in france. and certainly never thought i'd end up in a quarry for europe to the max. but here dozens of craftsmen and workers of building a cost in the middle ages. get alone is now europe's biggest medieval castle building project. it's located about 200 kilometers south of paris near the village of teenie in the burgundy region the idea is to reproduce a slice of life in the 13th century. a casa

originated some 2500 years ago meaning it predates both islam and christianity and is not mentioned in any hardy scriptures nor endorsed by religious leaders but the cultural often described as a barbaric tradition mainly occurring in africa isn't being fought as it perhaps should be as i say there's a fear of being called racist. i'm so angered by these figures for so long the political power that black people have has been dismissed people are scared to tackle s.g.m. and witchcraft is this scared of being accused of racism but it's racist to ignore it it's more races to look away it really hurts that we still have to tell people the black kids need protecting following the 1st f g m conviction earlier this year more measures have been put in place to help put an end to the epidemic of abuse including extra guidance for prosecutors and police down to cultural practices it's down to only all ages and he's damned political correctness i want to know whether feminist song on this issue there is not enough we mean speaking up about this and it's because when women like me speak out we are told we a

this person's name was vincent hardy. i don't know if any of you know that name. you should.you are probably heard martin luther king jr.'s riverside drive speech, the speech in which he comes out against the vietnam war. that in many of king's other speeches were written by my mentor and friend and teacher vincent hardy. vincent was really somebody who was very close to me. really helped me understand he was in imminent black historian. he was a teacher of people like henry louis gates gates at harvard. i had the wonderful opportunity to be a student of his when i took some time off from wesley university to go down to the king center at atlanta. because we took over some buildings at wesley and actually ended up getting money out of the university to help set up that first part of the martin luther king center which was an educational center called institute for the black world. vincent was there. another wonderful person there, very formative in my character. it was lee ron bennett, eminent historian, wrote before the mayflower the shaping of black america was an editor fo

anything against the short term profit motive it's incredible it's like it's like getting something from hardy's that doesn't come with a free side of explosive diarrhea it's rare to say the least and the european investment bank would not have done this without the tireless efforts of protesters around the world so to. the extinction rebellion activists who locked themselves in nancy pelosi office this week and began a hunger strike at the border. before they were arrested the activists were demanding a meeting with nancy pelosi the strikers said meet with us or leave us to starve while you jet to your thanksgiving feast and cocktail parties in the glow of a burning world. i don't think celine dion could more eloquently tell someone to go for themselves. that state it is however a little naive nancy pelosi doesn't go to cocktail parties nancy pelosi is a cocktail party i mean she is 14 brands a gin in her purse at all times so you see that's what i want you don't realize the fight between palosi and trump right now is not right versus left or right they are both right wing nut jobs the fight is

well let's get more on that now and then we'll be speaking to our schools as- tom hardy. for the first time the women of australia's national soccer team the matildas say they are on an equal playing playingg career i never thought qualityy was reaeached in a way that has been. i think it's an enormous- shop sign of respect. a wide ranging four year contract include the new pay structure on par with the men's team. improve parental leave benefits and gives the women's team the same percentage share of revenues as the men's team. the socceroos. is a groundbreakiking new development full by the man's and women's football. it seeks to close. the gap that's being in existence- it will give the next generation of fame apply as- further. opportunities to become professional football is. the women will also be allowed to travel business class for international travel as the men do and coaching and training conditionsns will bebe brought p to thehe same standadard as the. the deal also increases the women share of prize money for fifa world cup qualification from 30% 240% on par

. >> if you're always tardy you live long and hardy from school called harvard key to happiness is tobe on time. researchers found that people who are constantly late for things tend to live longer, happier lives. they're also calm or have lower blood pressure and a lower risk of heart disease. which i guess make sense your lateness is stress the rest of us punctual peel out. meaning, seriously -- you only live longer by comparison because conscientious people like me are dying sooner so enjoy your calm happy life people who are always late pep and know that you killed the rest of us. i'm always early. here's me driving to the airport. six hourses before my flight -- [laughter] first one there. scott, you know, you cover a lot of habit of very successful people. i actually show pull at airports before some of them are open. >> i was wondering about this story because i was late to two interviews yesterday. and it didn't make me happy. i realized i think i'm doing it wrong. what are they doing what they're not going there? >> right? >>i'm looking for my stuff my bt and they might be do

bio recycled over and over and over again without ever losing strength or quality and the company hardy is expects their 1st processing plant to open my 2021 here so the beginning of the end of new petroleum based process wow that is cool and we think a lot of a lot of areas over the over the years about how to break down plastic will break it on the micro plastics but we know micro plastics are bad oh we'll do this and it's always been the recycling is like they told us for 20 years serie a cycle but they didn't actually know how to do that. it's interesting how we keep doing that right like that we just talked about with the d.n.a. thing we don't like others is so cool that we didn't really think about the back side of this issue in this example or sort through our garbage but then do nothing with having nothing down to write and but this is what i love about this is that it also from what i understand it prevents new plastic from being made and we could just stop i mean that's i was saying is you know you have 8000008000000000 whatever metric tons you don't have to make any more plas

in the movie are in what's expected to be the toughest challenge yet for the ruling party president hardy kind of was one of the 1st to cast his ballot his party won the last election with 87 percent of the vote but this latest since only 15 he's been at the head the head of state there's been a recession and there's also been a corruption scandal and as well as the media's worst ever drought let's go live now to neighboring south africa and johannesburg where our correspondent her metacity is covering events. and her and so so swapo i mean is synonymous isn't is the liberation party of namibia is synonymous with the country is there any real challenge to it supremacies. well polls have it open for more than 2 hours now and so far we've been told no problems have been reported is widely expected swapo is going to win this election the question of course is by how much they no longer as popular as they used to be the poor are frustrated this is a very rich country lots of mineral well and good luck because a lot of money from tourism more than or nearly a 1000000 tourists visit the country

university hospital rather than remaining in a maximum security prison for watching the hawks john hardy. all right as we go to break our quarters don't forget to let us know when you put a top or 3 covered over social media and be sure to watch and off the podcast with over one spotify up and there's a good everywhere you listen to your favorite or not so favorite pod cast coming up author and salon dot com editor at large of the walk and oranges to discuss oil. i will article about u.s. presidential candidates. showcasing the blindness political leaders have toward what's really happening in the education system in the united states states who are watching. i'm going to fulfill the repeated purposes of politics to the people i promise to be you know we've all pots the juice. pretty rough. cut. pretty good. now you want to 1st. know. all. i can link up my thinking of getting your music on the ones we got in our shoes no problem was as he didn't know until he was trapped in this tiny low wired how much we don't need a crate with him he will stir freaking out he won't let us bring him any

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in the pro 14, scarlets beat the cheetahs 17—14, kieran hardy amongst the try scorers for the welsh sidet 20 points to ten. cardiff—munster has just got underway. lewis hamilton should win his sixth world title tomorrow. final practice has taken place for the us grand prix in austin, texas, hamilton, only needs to finish eighth in the race but might not even need that if his mercedes teamate valterri bottas slips up. hamilton was quickest in second practise, but fifth fastest in the final session. he's got a great record at the circuit, he's won five of seven races there. and you can follow qualifying on the bbc sport website and bbc radio 5live sports extra, that gets under way at 5—9pm. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines today. antony crolla will walk to the ring for the final time at manchester arena tonight. he faces spain's frank urquiaga for the wba continental lightweight title before retirement. also fighting tonight, ireland's katie taylor will look to hold world titles at two weights. joe denly will play no further part in england's t20 series i

unifying force in a deeply divided country well earlier my colleague for the but he bore spoke to rami hardy in boston he's a journalism professor at the american university of beirut she has some what message hezbollah and its allies are trying to send by pushing their supporters out onto the streets. so one theory is that these are this show of force just before the negotiations begin to create a new government to maintain a certain role for them in the new government that striated another syria is that no this is not linked to any kind of political resolution this is the hizbullah and m.l. and some other people allied with them saying we're fed up with this kind of citizen protest. and the issues that is causing it and we have to send these people back home as as happened in the past or a little bit of rough handling by the. the young men of hezbollah and their mother and others has sent protesters back home so we'll see which way it goes yeah and the lebanese army meanwhile finds itself in the middle of this can it stay neutral if the situation way to degenerate if you know things were t

. >> i'm hardy saying values don't matter and companies don't have responsibilities.i am saying is -- lou: vis-a-vis the chinese. you are going to pick a winner. you tell me how w want. >> i want the company that's most efficient. lou: let's leave the company out of it. >> that's not even a question. it's the united states. lou: how are you going to assure that if you won't defend our values. >> our values have to include aspects of human freedom. lou: no one has done more on regulation than donald trump. but you would oppose regulating companies that will put profit ahead of the national interests. >> profit and national interests are not contradictory. lou: we don't need training wheels for the ceos running wall streett firms. meanwhile we'll have to wrap this up. dean. >> lou, thank you for having me. lou: great to have you here. tesla unveiling its new electric pickup truck in california. but a test of its so-called unbreakable windows didn't go exactly as elon musk planned. here we go. >> well, maybe that was a little too hard. lou: elon musk had his head of desi

i have to think of him watching laurel and hardy, and i will get composed. he laughed so hard he couldn't breathe when he watched them move the piano up the stairway with a piece of 2009. thank you for the continues on how to make the most out of my legal education. like you already do, i hope one day to serve san francisco and lead by example, also, as you do. virginia once mentioned to me your ocean swimming interest. for you that rocks. sincerely, molly wood. i am honored to be in this place at this moment. thank, you mr. president, members of the board, so many staff, especially dennis. please know that your support and love that our family has received from so many of you and the city and county in general has been overwhelming inspiring, joyful, and it has added to the immense pride we already have. i promise you in the broadest great comfort each and every gesture of kindness, love and support. this building was buck's place of worship, as his daughter has said. all of you were not his extended family. you were not his extended family. you were his fa

this really excellent map is in the hardy county library in moorefield, west virginia. all of this land is now owned by renick williams, a major landowner and i was in talking to him close to where the yellow blotches in the right hand corner. and the legend on the map says that is the burial ground for fort pleasant. i was talking to renick and he said -- yes, some of my guys were putting in a fence over there and they dug up a bunch of bones. i said, renick, those are some really important bones. what happened to them? and he said -- i don't know. maybe they threw them to the dogs. i don't know. he is a really important landowner there. fort pleasant was captain thomas wagner -- by the way, wagner is a really interesting guy. i don't know if there is enough stuff for a biography that he sat on some of washington's military courts when they condemned young men to death for desertion. ok, most important of all is fort loudon in winchester. because that was the base of winchester's defense of the frontier. a hugely important place. it was the center of operations for the

on the tuesday before thanksgiving hardy at noon.e was backup on interstate 80 east in davis. >>davis isn't known for being a collector specifically this foot bridge right here is always pretty crowded. >>in bundles as he sees this stretch of i 80 daily on his runs. >>the bumper to bumper traffic as i'm glad his thanksgiving plans will take him far from home. >>a cnn town obviously quite a bit of weather going on in the nation. so ah can keep it local seems like smart decisions specially of looking at the traffic air. >>you're going from like 5 lanes down to 3 it's like. every day at the same time as can be bad. john hollar says if you're going to the bay area on a t. >>give yourself plenty of extra time, especially over the next 2 days. >>don't do it during rush hour is this this thoroughfare is going to cost. >>and the calvary driver handbook has a good point about driving in the rain after a dry spell like we just had that's when the roads are the most slippery does boil it dust which have gathered there all summer have not yet wa

. >> born of hardy iowa farmer stock, dave seems as indestructible as those tractors.ssumes he'll plow on forever. then, all of a sudden, in the summer of 2011, his 73-year-old body grinds to a halt. >> dad was a man who never complained. he was only sick for a few days. we did not even know what was wrong with him. the autopsy results came back that we found out that he had cancer. [ voice breaking ] i'm sad because my dad's gone. sorry. >> it was more than just a shock. it was a life-changing blow. >> he went to the same church from the day he was born until the day he died. he was baptized and had his funeral in the same small country church. it was very important to him that we all knew that legacy and continued that on, also. >> at first, life on the farm continues as before. dave's son-in-law, alex's dad, todd popken, farms the acreage. alex tends the tractors. but soon, the loss of their patriarch sends ripples of change through the family. dave's widow, judy, moves into town. >> did that surprise you? >> no. mom had said for 10 years, "if something happens to y