antoine de saint—exupery, or saint—ex, is universally revered in france — not just of the author of therman and romantic free spirit. there was also the mystery that surrounded his death. translation: i became interested in the disappearance of him because i read his books when i was young and his thinking came to influence me throughout my life. in france, we tend to say that you need to read the little prince in two different stages of your life. it was not until i was 40 that i came to understand it and all its subtlety. on july 31st at 7:45pm, saint— exupery took off for a high altitude reconnaissance mission. taking off from corsica towards the second world war, he simply disappeared, no one knew whether he was shot down by the germans or simply crashed, and no—one knew where. translation: we think he was spotted by a german gunner who saw a twin engine plane flying towards marseilles. he was 44 years old and one of the oldest pilots in the war at the time. when i used to dive in that area i would find bits of planes, but i always thought they were from a german plane. in 1998, a f

on july 3119aa at 7:a5pm, antoine de saint—exupery took 0f. of.ld war, he simply disappeared. no—one knew if he had been shot down by the germans or simply crashed, and no—one knew where. germans or simply crashed, and no-one knew where. translation: we think he was spotted by a german gunner into loon who saw a twin—engine plane flying towards marseilles. he was aa yea rs old towards marseilles. he was aa years old and one of the oldest pilots in the war at the time. when i used to dive in that area i would find bits of planes that i always thought that i would find a german plane. in 1988 a fisherman found a piece of plane in his net, together with a little bracelet. to my surprise, on that bracelet was written the name upon mac. —— one mac. i knew those bits of wreckage and so knew those bits of wreckage and soi knew those bits of wreckage and so i decided to investigate. —— antoine de saint—exupery. the main part of the wreckage was at the depth of 87 metres. it was two kilometres from the coast. we did not find any visible human remains but w

>> reporter: right here at saint agnes school and church, an event put on by usc and the l.a. food bank they are giving boxes of food to families and never have so many been glad to hear the words open your trunk, both in english and spanish. into the trunk goes all of this produce, as well as pre-cooked chicken that's frozen. and we're hearing a lot of gratitude among the people here. los angeles being hit super hard in the pandemic economically. i'm in the l.a. unified school district area. they've got almost a half a million students who are on either a free meal plan or some sort of reduced meal plan. at saint agnes church, this is father espiosa, your parishioners have been going through rough times. >> many of them lost their jobs during the beginning of the shutdown and some have lost their jobs again with the more recent shutdown and it's hard for them sometimes to make rent or they have to choose between

bayern munich will face paris saint—germain in the champions league final.tition has been dramatically impacted by the coronavirus pandemic — but both sides will be hoping to end the season on a high. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. byron munich are footballing royalties. five times they have been champions of europe, their history runs the been the competition. for paris saint—germain, however, this is something new. despite their success , something new. despite their success, they have never

by the time this player crossed the line, saints were fully in control.e break was spectacular, with the performance now emphatic. st helens supporters silent of course though the smiles remain. now just a question of how many this player helped himself to one before the st helens performance was summed up the st helens performance was summed up here, powerful and unstoppable. saints comfortable winners. the return of rugby league to be celebrated. well, before the match, there was a minute's silence to pay tribute to the national health service and respect to those who have died during the pandemic. players then took a knee in unison to show their support for the black lives matter movement — with the exception of israel folau. folau, you'll remember, was controversially signed by catalans dragons this season after being sacked by rugby australia for posting homophobic comments on social media. meanwhile, in the second game of the day, it's 3rd versus 4th, huddersfield giants v leeds rhinos — huddersfield came from behind in the first half through darnel

>> the mission of saint nicholas is about rebirth. in the days following 9/11 when the church, we realized we had lost the church there was not depression or despair among the people, they gathered their things and they began praying. the essence of saint nicholas, this community and this church has always been in the end goodwill prevail over evil and that is what we will see as saint nicholas continues to rise up in the construction project and opens next year. jillian: we could not be more excited to see when it is finally open to commemorate that twentieth anniversary, thank you for joining us and sharing this news, we appreciate it. have a good day. todd: a 7-year-old boy shot and killed, a message found outside an officer's home. how do we stop the violence in the anti-police sentiment before it is too late? are police families and next. >> we are tracking isaias as it races of the east coast, fires and flooding in the carolinas, live team coverage continues next. >> extreme weather, isaias downgraded to a tropical storm, the sy

the last day of term inside saint mary and saint thomas primary in saint helens, an outstanding schoolthat we are always striving to close. what has coronavirus done to the education of those vulnerable here because market has stalled their education, and that gap will have grown hugely. they call 50 of the most vulnerable children and theirfamilies every the most vulnerable children and their families every week. more than six out of ten pupils receive free school meals. how are you for food? on ourlist is school meals. how are you for food? on our list is domestic abuse, low employment in the area, drug misuse. even before lockdown, the school handed out at least 30 food parcels every month. hello, sweetheart, i got your bags. linda is in charge of the welfare of all pupils, including home visits. it is making sure we provide a safe, secure environment for them, that they feel ready to learn, that their worries are left at the door. a bag for kelly that i can drop off. these are for kelly, a single parent. rhea is eight years old and her mum's young carer. she's got two both legs on

the fire burning near saint helena. it has grown to 750 acres with zero percent containment, after starting this morning in a lightning storm. evacuation orders have been issued in the area for homes along highway 128 at silverado trail and challis road to turtle rock. for more on this situation, we're window and mark nuvo, former fema appointee. obviously the weather pattern we're seeing in the bay area right now very concerning with the lightning strikes and the fires starting. when you have this many fires starting at the same time in many different areas, how much concern should we have about this putting a strain on the resources we have here in california? >> well, good afternoon alex, cristina. huge. this is huge. within the last hour, the butte county cal fire ranger unit reported 21 different fires, lightning strikes. some are contained. some have no fire crews or engines on them. we're see impressive numbers of fires across the state. add to that that we're going to experience power outages, a covid-19 situati

could this be paris saint germain‘s year.lions of their qatari owners they're chasing that elusive champions league title. neymar, mbappe and co nowjust one win away from reaching club football's european showpiece. joe lynskey is with me this evening. and joe they facing the rising stars of european football rb leipzing. but on paper start the stronger. moving from one financial side of football to a very different stratosphere now. john there are many interesting aspects to this first champions league semi final inside the lisbon bubble. psg may be the favourites but it's 25 years since they've got this far in the competition, while leipzig are playing in their first semi final, but both these clubs have come a long way in a short space of time. just ten seasons ago leipzig were playing in the fifth tier of german football, a regional competiton at the same level as the national league here in england. that was the same year the club were effectively founded as a sporting arm of the drinks company red bull. and just as leip

the wait is nearly over for the 2020 champions league final as bayern munich prepare to face paris saint—germainxtraordinary win for a player ranked outside the top 300 — sophia popov wins the women's open at royal troon. and dillian whyte's left hoping for a december rematch with alexander povetkin, after his devastating knockout defeat. welcome to the programme. thank you for joining welcome to the programme. thank you forjoining us. england remain in charge of the third and final test against pakistan in southampton — but they haven't had it all their own way on day three. azhar ali passed 6,000 test runs on his way to a century to frustrate the hosts. and james anderson's had a few words for his team—mates too, after some farcical fielding kept him a couple of wickets away from 600 in test cricket. henry morean has been watching in southampton. a fifer in the end for anderson but that first pakistani innings could have been over a lot sooner? what an extraordinary day, james anderson has to continue his weight for the 600th test wicket, there we re for the 600th test wicket, there were oppor

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you know, it is interesting, how did it come to be -- augustus saint goddens get his copy.the editor of the magazine owned the original copy at one point and he brown's replica's made. and here is the most fitting irony for the day. liz name was richard watson guilder. >> richard guilter. >> and the new york society and all of the other objects of his life of generosity just lost our richard guilder and sort of brings the story full cycle, full cycle. >> absolutely, indeed. we're about out -- ready to open it up for questions. our first one is this, why with george washington and thomas jefferson statues considered jokes and removed. >> i only said the washington is a joke. >> because it kind of is. >> but jefferson was removed because they remodeled the fountain area where it had stood. the washington was a -- the sculpture showed washington if a toga, bare chested. and although it was visible -- >> it is huge. it is gigantic. >> and it is visible in the early photographs of presidential inaugurations. lincoln looked at the back of it when he was inaugurated in 1861 and 18

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a lot of heat and humidity again and yet, into saint ives and a number of coastal areas, were plaguedis there again, through thursday. hot and humid weather with that risk of thunderstorms, especially so, although not exclusively, across the southern half of the british isles, because this overall set up of the low pressure, with the heat from the continent and the moisture from the surrounding seas, is still the dominant feature. and we start with the temperature somewhere in the teens for many, if not twenty degrees in one or two spots in the southeast. and from the word go, there could well be some thunderstorms for central and southern parts of england, getting across the border into wales. quite a bit of murk there to the eastern side of the pennines, effecting some of the east and northern counties of scotland. best of the sunshine out west, later on in the day, pushing the temperatures to 22. similar sort of prospect in parts of northern ireland and somewhere again across central and southern parts of england will be pushing close to 30 degrees and the thunderstorms continue ap

so there's saint john browne, saint john browne is the evil influence over lincoln. there's a painting of a slave rebellion in haiti. and the unusual figure that looks like a baboon right over lincoln is actually the statuette of columbia, the symbol of the country, but pulled over its head is the scottish tab that lincoln allegedly wore to escape notice on his trip to baltimore. it's a very inside joke there. but clearly not very favorable towards the proclamation. >> not at all. but thes part of the series of etches from the civil war. and other sketches in that period deticket something, fake newsy, in a way. >> yes. "cave live fe in vicksburg," i think we've shown that one, that was volk. a lot of anti-lincoln stuff. lincoln and general benjamin butler, lincoln sneaking into baltimore. >> it's interesting you should mention lincoln and volk because apparently volk had a change of heart after lincoln's assassination, or did he? >> so he said. he said he always regretted he was ever mean to that lovely man. but he went on to paint but his paintings were robert e. l

listen to this immortal saint. where there is hatred, let me sow love. where there is injury, pardon. where there is doubt, faith. where there is despair, hope. where there is darkness, light. those are the words of a saint. and may those of us of less purity listen to them well. may america tonight resolved that never, never again shall we see what we have seen. [applause] hubert humphrey: yes, i accept your nomination in this spirit that i have spoken. knowing that the months and years ahead will severely test our america, and might i say as this america is tested, that once again, we give our testament to america, and i do not think it is sentimental, nor is it cheap, but i think it is true that each and every one of us in our own way should once again reaffirm to ourselves and our prosperity that we love this nation. we love america. [applause] hubert humphrey: but take heart, my fellow americans. this is not the first time that our nation has faced a challenge to its life and its purpose. and each time that we've had to face these challenges, we hav

in saint catherine home of the jabaliya bedouin covered 90 has brought tourism to a complete halt. those working in the industry have been left without income many jabaliya have returned to a more traditional way of life some have gardens that are a 1000 years old so you had moved some honey it has revived his family god in 2 groups. in africa and here in saint catherine a lot of the jabaliya about 50 or 60 percent work in tourism so there's no other job or income at the end of the month. so we started to live the way our fathers and grandfathers did which is to live from your garden. grows various vegetables he also has some grafted trees a technique used widely here. this is the grafted trim it was a better arm and train and we grafted a plum tree onto it and that it is doing well. tending to fruit trees is a longstanding tradition amongst the jabaliya bedouin they came a mad month to do guni owns one of the oldest gardens in the area and has been tending to it for decades. he's been encouraging other bedouins to return to their roots. whatever we do in the civilized world will n

agency and then he applied for a permanentjob in agency and then he applied for a permanent job in sainta permanentjob in saint peter because they always put him in the hospital. was there coronavirus in the place where he was working? yes, i think it started already at that time. yes, because he told me, he went to the hospital and on two occasions he brought a patient to the pulse hospital who was positive and i think she died. a patient who was positive and he died? yeah. and when you'd julius was looking after this patient did he have any protection himself? before he went to the hospital i give him gloves and masks as well because you know it is a bit scary as well. julius had diabetes, which put him over risk from covid—i9. how good was the pp, was full mass? no, it's just covid—i9. how good was the pp, was full mass? no, it'sjust a... just a face covering? he was wearing what official guidance said at the time was the rights protection for staff working alongside covid patients. we we re working alongside covid patients. we were asking at the time whether this was enough because w

they beat paris saint—germain 1—0 in the final in lisbon.navirus — so no fans were allowed in the stadium. that didn't stop them celebrating back home — as bbc‘s tim allman explains. call this a long—distance love affair. no fans in lisbon but the bars and restaurants of munich were packed. social distancing clearly not in vogue around here. appropriately enough, plenty of beer was consumed as the fans celebrated their team's sixth triumph in their team's sixth triumph in the champions league. translation: we were alljust waiting for this tournament. all this time we could not watch football and it means everything to us. we have finally been able to win the champions league here again and it is incredible. translation: i guess the corona break gave the bavarians a chance to try out new tactics to played strongly in the tournament but i don't think this was predict last august. this was a highly anticipated match. two sides full of talent and ability. sadly, as is so often the way, and never quite lived up to its billing. the only goal came

they beat paris saint—germain 1—0 in the final in lisbon. no fans were allowed in the stadium. that didn't stop them from celebrating back home. tim allman reports. call this a long—distance love affair. no fans in lisbon but the bars and restaurants of munich were packed. social distancing clearly not in vogue around here. appropriately enough, plenty of beer was consumed as the fans celebrated their team's sixth triumph in the champions league. translation: we were alljust waiting for this tournament. all this time we could not watch football and it means everything to us. we have finally been able to win the champions league here again and it is incredible. translation: i guess the corona break gave the bavarians a chance to try out new tactics. we played strongly in the tournament but i don't think this was predicted last august. this was a highly anticipated match. two sides full of talent and ability. sadly, as is so often the way, it never quite lived up to its billing. the only goal came from kingsley coman, ironically, a french play

goldstein is emeritus professor of law at the saint louis university.picked asjoe biden‘s running mate. i think it's an historic moment in american politics —— kamala. it's the first time that a presidential candidate who's had a better than 50% chance of winning has chosen a woman as his running mate. the two previous occasions when there was a woman on the ticket both instances were cases where the ticket was in desperate straits. and needed to sort of reshape the landscape. it's also the first time the person of colour has been on the ticket as the vice presidential candidate. so it's an historical moment in american history. i was struck by a comment thatjoe biden made. of course former vice president himself when they had the event earlier in delaware, he talked about what barack 0bama asked him he'd like to do as vice president and he said something about saying i want to be the last person in the room before making important decisions. how powerful can a vice president be? the office is really changed. the constitution just gives the vice preside

for paris saint—germain, however, this is something new.heir own. translation: that is exactly the reason ijoined the club. i always said i wanted to write the history of french football. he could be a real award if we could win the competition with a french side. the german team are the favourites. especially after that 8—2 demolition of barcelona in the quarterfinals. but whoever wins, this will be an unusual and unprecedented event. translation: there is no bigger title to win on club level than the champions league. those were the games you would look forward to watch as a child. of course, it is a shame the final will happen without the fans, but nonetheless it is a huge chance we want to take. normally, before a match like this, the streets of the host city would be full of fans. it‘s certainly not like that in lisbon. this has been the strangest of seasons, but everyone hopes it will end with a final to remember. tim allman, bbc news. australians in several south—eastern states are experiencing surprising — and unseasonal — weather t

welsh side new saints head to the faroe islands.lgian‘s standard liege, and another welsh team connah‘s quay nomads have georgian opposition at home. and irish clubs involved too. no doubt about the standout tie. it's shamrock rovers against ac milan. ten man rovers beat finnish side ilves after an epic penalty shoot out last week to be rewarded with a home tie against the italian giants, who should have zlatan ibrahimovic in their ranks. i've spoken with the shamrock rovers chairman jonathan roach. i don't know if it's a great... profile wise, etc. rewards for merit and match we have, we ii2—ii profile wise, etc. rewards for merit and match we have, we ”2—11 on penalties. it's just an award —— 12-11. it's penalties. it's just an award —— i2—ii. it's going to be different because there will be no fans. and we won't have the benefit of a great experience. such a shame you can't get yourfans in on experience. such a shame you can't get your fans in on this experience. such a shame you can't get yourfans in on this one, but what can an

you mentioned vandalism and one of the most powerful is saint st saint patrick's cathedral.church. share. >> it is. thanks for having. that graffiti incident, you were kind enough to invite me on before to talk about that. there has been a rash of dozens and dozens of dozens of attacks on catholic churches, evangelical churches, synagogues, mosques, that goes back to what we were talking about earlier about kind of antireligious, antichurch, anti-faith dangerous sentiment. saint patrick's is suffering from this a great deal. see, most of our perishes in the united states are neighborhood based. they have residential people. saint patrick's doesn't. we are three blocks away. we are away from where you guys are now. we are heavily -- we are not residential. we are tourists. we are visitors. we get between 4 and 5 million people a year. i would say 95% of those are visitors. there aren't any now. so saint patrick's becomes a sanctuary, a temple of prayer. it's cavernness no cavern now. it takes its toll. we mourn that saint patrick's is a spiritual boost. to say see it empty pe

bayern munich will face paris saint—germain in the champions league final.igh. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. byron munich are footballing royalties. five times they have been champions of europe, their history runs the been the competition. for paris saint—germain, however, this is something new. despite their success , something new. despite their success, they have never reached the final before. but they are ambitious, looking to create something special of their own. translation: that is exactly the reason why ijoined the club. i always said i wanted to write the history of french would. he could be a real award if we could win the competition with a french side. the germans seem with a french side. the germans seem other favourites. especially after that 8—2 demolition of barcelona in the quarterfinals. but whoever wins, this will be an unusual and unprecedented event. judge mason mark there is no bigger title to win on club level than the champions league. those games you the champions league. those games you look forward to as a child, of course it i

saint joseph's center has been serving low-income and homeless individuals for over 40 years, but weing record numbers of families lining up to get food. in fact, we saw at the height of the pandemic about a 70% increase in demand. so a number that really looks like about 570 before the pandemic and now 870 or so family households lining up for food, desperate for help. >> what more needs to be done? how can americans -- we are the most generous country in the world. for those viewers who want to help, what is the best way to do that? >> i think we really need to educate ourselves and understand that so many families were struggling even before the pandemic and we understand that about 23 million renter households would be at risk of being evicted once the moratorium ends. for california, that's about a million family households, and almost half of those would be children. in l.a. county, it's about 365,000 rental household and about 184,000 kids could become homeless. we need to be educated around the vulnerability of families, even running up to this terrible time that we're in, an

people writing to john saint just keeping us together. in helping us.'t see any softness in the product. it's interesting. because media companies, i don't know. are you going to read daily every day. i don't know. but everybody in the book industry is there location. we can all make lots of money representing pharma. but we don't do that. because we love this. so we love what we do. i don't see any softness in the numbers on that. bob: is a good place to leave the discussion on the up note i don't think you guys were talking to me and doing what you are doing for our brothers and sisters. >> thank you. jenn: thank you. this was fun. [background sounds]. >> you are watching the tv on "c-span2". television for serious readers. there are some programs to watch out for this weekend. under author interview program, afterwards. political analyst serena maxwell offers her thoughts on identity politics. and creative more inclusive democratic party how to create it. and republican of maryland reflect on his life and career. fox news is chris wallace, provides a

now paris saint germain certainly have the finances and the idea of teaming up with neymar again wouldes are manchester city but even inter milan in italy have the finances to be interested. they have lots of money from their chinese owners as well. but could we really see messi in the premier league? it would mean that he could get the chance to team up with his former barcelona coach pep guardiola once again. but despite being one of the all—time greats, not every city fan wants him in theirteam. we have been to barcelona, we have seen them play, he's a magnificent player. i'm full of respect for him, but i don't think it's the right move for club. you know what i mean? anybody coming in after him, he's a big superstar, they will want an inflated wage as well. not every city fan wants messi in their team, but if messi perhaps fancied a new challenge altogether — then there are plenty of teams throwing their hat in the ring. league one burton albion, for example, they nearly let the cat out of the bag with this tweet. league two side port vale have even been sizing up kits for the arg

saints drop down to sixth. 7 lead over kyren wilson after day one of the final, and took seven frames in a row this afternoon to open up a 17 frames to 8 lead at the crucible. the final session starts at 7.30 and is on bbc two. there's plenty more on the bbc sport website including news of carl frampton‘s fight last night and jessica mccaskill becoming boxing's undisputed world welterweight champion. and the latest from gulf's ladies scottish open. that's it. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel, and i'll be back with the late news at ten. more now on the news that the exams regulator, quual, has withdrawn its advice on how a—level and gcse pupils in england could appeal their allocated grades, just hours after making the advice public. the government has been under fire since thursday, when a level results were awarded and nearly 40% of teacher assessments were downgraded. earlier, tim willcox spoke to the barristerjolyon maugham. he's the director of the good law project, a not—for—prof

democrats (202)748-8000, independence (202)748-8002, kyle, as folks call in you started your comments by saint the presidential race and senate plainfield is linked to the cycle as it often is for a presidential year and we spent the first hour of the programming talking about who joe biden could pick as his vice presidential nominee. any thoughts on that pic and what it could mean down ballot? >> guest: it will be interesting to see particularly people like the black woman as a running nmate and some of the top contenders are black like kamala harris and susan rice and standout as those who have gotten buzz lately and karen bass and those members from california but there is research that would suggest potentially thatd if biden takes a black running mate and they never had a black running mate so we don't necessarily know what electoral impact that might havee but thee are suggestions that if there was a black woman on the ticket that person might help with black turnout and of course many of the most competitive states there are significance a black voting bloc so if, in fact, that person c

here is saint george hospital, a kilometer from the explosion. it had to shut down from all of the damage. several nurses died. zoom out. three kilometers away, many buildings suffered damage and broken windows. at saint marin's church, you can see the impact as the priests run for cover. it caused damage 9 kilometers away. it was heard and felt 240 kilometers away on the island of cypress. lebanon's economy minister says every business in beirut, every business has been impacted by these massive explosions. the governor estimates 3 to $5 billion of damage. to discuss this, i'm joined by a professor of economics at the american university of beirut. it's a pleasure to have you on, sir. our heart felt condolences for the situation in beirut. this explosion at the port reflects the same mismanagement that has left the economy in crisis. let's be very clear, lebanon cannot afford to pay for the damage itself. the country is broke, correct? >> correct. the country is broke. the commercial banking system is bankrupt. the government is bankrupt. we hav

. >>> the caribbean nation of saint kitts and nevis has become the 44th country to ratify the u.n.reatyn the prohibition ofof nucar weapons. this means six morereeeded to bng the treaty in force. ththe anununceme was madon sunday, e e 75thnnivererry of thu.s. atoc bombinof the japaneseity of nasaki. the reign mister mar brantley called the bombing of nagasaki the apogee of human cruelty and inhumanity. he says his country sees no useful purpose for nuclear arms, and called on all nations to work for peace and mutual respect for mankind. this comes after ireland and ninigeria and niue ratified th treaty on thursday >> in a a message for a a memor ceremony i in nagasaki, , the u secretarary general anantonio guterrrres says he l looks forw to the treaty enentering into force e as a part of thehe nucl disarmament campaign. the treaty adopted three years ago prohibits the development, possession, and use of nuclear weapons. but nuclear powers as well as japan and other countries protected by the u.s. nuclear umbrella have not signed it. >>> and now, an update on last week's deadly blas

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that statue is saint damien who she claims is part of a white supremacist culture.hat the catholic church who ministered and cared for outcasts lepers, he contrary to these from those he was serving in died from it. aoc grew up catholic but apparently doesn't care about some of the church's greatest heroes. that $we have today. shannon: we begin with a fox news alert. a spokesman denying the former president ever visited jeffrey epstein's private island the newly unsealed documents include claims he was seen along with a who's who of other global powerbrokers. former acting attorney general met with awaiting shortly. california's governor cracking down on church attendance and

porque paris saint-germain puede tranquilamente costear su sueldo, tiene también a neymar y di maría,champions league. e inter. el proyecto deportivo es sólido y quieren volver a ganar champions league a dónde irá lio messi? acá se lo contaremos cuando pase. cambio y fuera. >> busca un amigo incondicional, pues ,acompáñenos en la campaña desocupar albergues. sábado 29 de agosto 12 del mediodía. >> ♪. >> como van los incendios forestales a las 23:33 el Área de la bahía sigue siendo en parte destruida por lo que está ocurriendo, los bomberos frente a la batalla han tenido que trabajar hasta por 48 horas, estas fotografías son de voluntarios de gente común que se solidarizo no solo con los habitantes tambiéno como bomberos, si quiere ayudar y llevar agua y alimento también hágalo por vía de la cruz roja, ellos lo distribuirán muchas gracias por su gran corazón a todos ustedes, nos vemos. . >>> noticias telemundo. >>> buenas noches estas son las noticias que tiene que saber antes de acabar el día. soy julio vaqueiro. más de 200 incendios millones de acres quemados. siete muertos. californ

welsh sides, the new saints, bala town and connah's quay are also involved.purs tie and what a game for ireland's shamrock rovers, ac milan at home. manchester united are very close to signing the ajax and netherlands midfielder donny van de beek. a fee of around £40 million has been agreed for the 23—year—old, on a five—year deal. he was a key figure in the ajax side that reached the champions league semi—finals last year. he's expected to be avaialble for united's first match of the season against crystal palace on 19th september. united getting an extra week off after their european exertions last season. england women's first match in over seven months will be away against germany on october 27th. it will be a friendly against the 2—time world champions behind closed doors in wiesbaden. the lionesses haven't played since the shebelieves cup in the united states in march. head coach phil neville will also have a week—long training camp at st george's park next month. england last played germany in november, a 2—1 defeat in front of a record crowd of almost

well, that statue is saint damien whom she claims as part of a white supremacist culture.anaanite saint of the catholic church who ministered and cared for outcast lepers in the island of hawaii. he eventually contracted the disease from those he was serving and died from it. aoc grew up catholic, but apparently, doesn't care about some of the church's greatest heroes. that's all the time we have tonight. shannon bream and the fox at "fox news @ night" team take it from here. ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "the ingraham angle." shannon bream and we began with the fox news alert. the spokesman tonight denying the former president ever visited convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein private island. the newly unskilled document claims that he was staying there along with who is who help other global power brokers. former acting matt whitaker ways in shortly. california governor cracking down on church attendance and singing at services with protest by thousands. so what do t

mary, i did not hear him criticizing aoc trashing the most revered saint ever who helped lepers.biden?g he's completely mute. but he's mute on attacks on christianity, important christian symbols. so maybe trump sees it a little differently.y. >> it is an emotional argument, emotional faith and very little underneath it. >> laura: raymond, great to see you. welcome back. up next, a tribute to fallen officers has been vandalized. it was vandalized by blm minutes after painted it. the artist who painted it is here. you better believe he is angry next. ♪ and with his people israel now during the coronavirus pandemic. our elderly jewish brothers and sisters who are so precious to god they have no access to food. as christians and jews we know that we have a scriptural mandate to feed the hungry. and here there are thousands in desperate need. 17 years ago edna was in a horrible terrorist attack. she's still in excruciating pain her food is running out and she's isolated and frightened. all the time i suffer alone with sickness and pain. the need is especially urgent due to the corona

are these folks sinners or saints?in my book, their saints because they put the country above their party. they are willing to take the hit for their party that they've taken for seen said about john in his presidential run. a stark contrast that these individuals are standing up at a time when republicans are not. it draws attention to the country to this contrast where these individuals look at the election and see the danger thatthat lies ahead with going with trump. as john casin said, look, i'm not talking about the policy but we have to be concerned about the country first. that's an important message right now. >> has it ever happened that way? >> oh, yes. >> it has? >> no. i'm saying totally unprecedented. >> do you think their presence matters? >> it does matter. showing that president has a 10-point gap to the positive against joe biden on the economy. you have to understand why that is there and dig in a little bit. to do that, you have to come back and say. well, it is more than just the economy and this on

the director of the news seems division of saint mary's county's government. she oversees three sites in that county, is responsible for strategic planning, fundraising, creating partnerships like this overseeing -- like this one, overseeing museum operations and more. this is exciting. . love this article she recently published an article about this disaster in american civil war magazine potomac "peril on the ." thank you for joining us on zoom this afternoon. himn: i am glad to tell people the story. the incident actually took place ago., april 22, 155 years a great day for us to be talking about it, and there are a number of connections. between our two institutions. the incident took place off of colts point, the site of one of my museums in maryland. that is why i am involved. it is nice to have you all oo,olved from up there, t the other side of the story in some ways. host: i will admit i had never heard of this before. before i met you. and i have to say that, you know it is astounding that this story has not been really well-known before because its

abuse, involving catholic priests and about powerful institutions including a private school called saint ignatius prep in san francisco a very powerfully lead jesuit institution. jerry brown waxes eloquently about how great of a school that wasn't how he still in paw prints also a school where very powerful families have sent their kids for generations including the getty family. members of the getty family said on the there's an and based on other wreck it's available saint ignatius has had a major problem in this area going back decades. we are not only talking about kamala harris getting donations from people that were of lawyers representing catholic churches, we are talking about powerful families that ended up getting behind hurt candidacy by being connected to these institutions that were in the crosshairs of this investigation by her predecessor. steve: i think there's a lot more on this. very quickly because we don't have a lot of time but on joe biden, his terrible past. what would you say in terms of the headline is the area we should be paying most attention to put this corru

de esta forma los bÁvaros pus can su sexto tÍtulo el domingo ante el parÍs saint-germain.os recobrar lo perdido. hagamos lo correcto. mantengamos seis pies de distancia. lavemonos las manos con frecuencia. y usemos mascarilla todas las veces que salimos de casa. juntos, podemos luchar contra el covid-19. presentador: estamos de vuelta, desde san francisco o la calidad del aire es pÉsima, no sÓlo en esa localidad sigan varios puntos a travÉs del Área de la bahÍa. es increíble el nivel de contaminaciÓn, en el condado de sonoma se ha evacuado la zona precisamente que consideran de mayor riesgo. esta noche vamos a continuar con esta cobertura sobre los incendios registrados en el Área de la bahÍa y en el estado de california para que se mantenga bien informado. recuerda mantener puertas y ventanas cerradas para evitar que la contaminaciÓn, gracias. ♪ ♪ hasta maÑana. ♪ ilia: estas son las principales noticias. hoy miÉrcoles 19 de agosto. centenares de incendios de maleza daÑaron acres de terreno. ilia: la noche de kamela harris. se confirma hoy como la primera afroamericana can

this is bank institutions effectively calling out saint look, we've got to be realistic home—workinge future for many, many people. not whereas, standard life, ups, lloyds, virgin money, it's almost an accepting of reality for many. we have become used to working from home. ialways many. we have become used to working from home. i always did, many. we have become used to working from home. ialways did, to many. we have become used to working from home. i always did, to be fair. is not a great change for me. the difference is i have not left the house and on anywhere at all. which is certainly been good for my card balance. i haven't used the tube in five months. this is the new reality where people can work from home productively. do not need necessarily, to commute. i think for younger workers this is a massive blow. because they, they are set on their working lives and want to spend time with each other, socialise, fraternize. be young and about town and meet people. those of us about town and meet people. those of us who are unfortunately, the wrong side of 30, more willing to wor

mary come i did not hear him criticizing aoc trashing the most revered saint ever who helped lepers.re is biden? he's completely mute. but he's meal on attacks on christianity, important christian symbols. so maybe trump sees it a little differently. >> it is emotional argument, emotional faith and very little underneath it. >> laura: raymond, great to see you welcome back. up next a tribute to fallen officers has been vandalized. it was vandalized by blm minutes after painted appear at the artist who painted it is here. you better believe he is angry next. in the morning, i wake up and the first thing i do is go to my art studio. a couple came up and handed me a brochure on prevagen. i've been taking prevagen for about four years. i feel a little bit brighter and my mind just feels sharper. i would recommend it to anyone. it absolutely works. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪ >> laura: after organizing a rally supporting police, my next guest scott painted a tribute outside of an nypd tribute. no nasty words, no derogatory pictures. just a simple blue line to signify that po

atalanta frente a parís saint-germain, la gran sorpresa frente a atlético y la final podrían decir yow en la azoteo. propósito es ayudar a vecino, lo visitó y conversó con él >> como cada sábado desde la aparición de coronavirus, sube a la escalera sobre la terraza. ahí anima a vecinos al oeste de caracas, uno de los sectores más afectados por la pandemia. este músico de 45 años cuenta que todo comenzó como un sueño >> el sueño que sacaba mis cornetas y le cantaba a la gente >> logró armar sus sueños y poner canciones comunica mensajes de sus vecinos por sus parlantes >> el gorrión >> tenemos una sección de servicio social donde la gnete nos llama y nos envía mensajes de texto o whatsapp solicitando sobre todo medicamentos. >> carlota es una de las vecinas que se asoma a ver a rubén y escuchar el programa >> es increíble porque nos transporta a otras dimensiones. >> creador del popular programa tu voz y la mía se hará hasta el fin de la pandemia. >> una intención que ayuda a miles de caraqueños a lidiar con el encierro. noticias telemundo. >> qué bien por él, creatividad en época de