on the wrist, used to become a pat on the back, don't do it again. all for any company, that will wake them up a little bit more. we have got to leave it there, let's mention some of your responses, we have asked what you think about this. christina says that failure of oversight trading by the company should mean it the current shinny —— the company suffers. i can go to prison for not paying my council tax but they just get a fine, prison for not paying my council tax but theyjust get a fine, says one. one person does not make or break a company, but such individuals must be identified and find, not the company. that is business life for another day. we will see you soon. goodbye. good deal of dry and bright weather across england and wales today, change on the way for the north of the uk, through tonight's wet and unseasonably weather. in the jet stream, a dip in thejet stream, areas of low pressure, we have two, the first area already moving into than lord west, deeper area of low pressure looks like it will bring heavy persistent rain and the iso

it's a pat on the back to say you're doing a great job and that's what's so important. as we do this, as i said, we listened to those military leaders and said, what do we need to do? we took the first step. this is a multistep process to rebuild our military, but i know we can do it. we had 6,600 requests from members about what they saw in their districts and overall what the needs were and we tried to meet those needs in every way possible. they're very aware of what's necessary and the votes are there. we expect to have a good, strong support in this, looking at job bases as well as military strength. i think those that voted for it will be proud of it too. any questions? >> we'll give you that opportunity. mr. scalise: good morning. we have another busy week at the capitol addressing a number of issues important getting this country back on track and addressing serious problems. as ms. granger talked about, this military bill is important to or security and defense and a bill we will be whipping later today. i look forward to a strong vote, frankly, it's a bill tha

. >> then, there's chris hemsworth and el is a pat tacky. knot three months. >> i left her a voice mail. i said, hello, my name is chris. would you like to go on a date. as you do. and here we are. >> not enhas been as lucky in love. mariah carey and nick cannon dated, got engaged, said i do within six weeks. they renewed their vows every year on their anniversary and divorced the 2016. >> he's a good guy. it's not that hard to make it work now after all these years of like, divorcing and blah blah blah. >> there will always be unconditional love and a relationship. one of my best friends in life. >> it's simple. whatever she wants i want. truly. >> they dated less than three months before getting engaged. >> every time we're we're together, i think it's romantic and i love it. >> daughter suri was born ten months after that. >> they parted ways in 2012. really, when you know you're meant to be, you really know. just ask amy schumer. >> people are wondering why the rush. why so fast. and it's because i truly cannot wait another second to be y

it's a pat on the back to say you are doing a great job, and there's what's so important. as we do this, as i said, we listen to those military leaders and said what do we need to do? we took the first step. this is a multi-step process, to rebuild our military. but i know we can do that. we had 6600 requests for members about what they saw in their districts and overall what the needs were, and we tried to meet those needs in every way possible. they are very aware of what's necessary and the votes are there. we expect to have a good strong support in this. looking at job base as well as military strength, and i'm proud the bill, and i think those who voted for it will be proud of it too. any questions? >> we will give you that opportunity. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> we have another busy week at the capital and addressing a number of issues that are important to getting this country back on track and addressing serious problems that we're facing. as kay granger just talked about, this department of defense appropriations bill is critically important to our natio

a pat on the back, thanks, man, no worries. the reason being the shopkeeper stayed calm and essentially said, look, mate, we've got cameras, you're going to get caught and arrested, i wouldn't if i were you. and the thieves were like, yeah, all right, and gave the stuff back and left, in 15 seconds it goes from being robbery to, oh, my bad, thanks for the advice, we'll go do something else. a second video from brazil. this woman is inside the lobby area of her building. everybody is cool. you're standing right outside your building. you're waiting for your car to turn up. and then you're just not safe. two guys in a motor bike see an easy target. she tries to fight back but they rip off her handbag, take her suitcase, and while you're still standing outside your building, they've taken it all. >> that's why they tell you when you're visiting or live there, don't come outside of your locked area until the car you called is there and you've identified it. this happens so often. i mean, that's sad. i wonder if this was a crime of

he reaches out first to shake his hand, gives him a little bit of a pat. our seventh anniversary. happy anniversary. and of course, the handshake, and the tap. it is the first time we have managed to present together in the same space in seven years, managed to present together in the same space in seven years, so managed to present together in the same space in seven years, so maybe we will do it again in another seven yea rs. we will do it again in another seven years. thank you for all your support over the years and it has been a remarkable week in singapore and it has been wonderful to bring it to you all here. great to have you in singapore. thank you for joining us. hello there. wednesday's weather will start off innocuously enough, but there is trouble on the horizon. after some sunny spells through the day, things as we go into the evening will turn very wet and very windy, unusually windy for the time of year. after what has been a relatively quiet spell of weather, thejetstream is breaking back from the west, bringing a lot of cloud from the atl

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sometimes with north korea, a pat on the back. and a proverbial slap in the face?is a most unusual terms of the engagement with the white house and beijing. leader. it certainly on the main stage, for a long time. and it is hard to mix it, to try to find a good system in the pattern of activity. for sure, he was focused on the north korean summit and wanting to have a declared success. success significant more than most critics would do, compared to what the realistic alternatives were. back and in step terms of the trade conflict with china. and increasing characterization , even an enemy from the u.s.. that is the direction in which the administration is headed. likely have those tariffs. haidi: thank you so much for joining us from the harvard kennedy school of government, the author of "destined for war." we are getting breaking news when it comes to argentina, naming the new central bank chief. they have resigned from the bank.inian central bank. presumably changing roles here. function,teractive tv we dive into any of the securities with a bloomberg function

at timetable and realised it was a bus replacement service, and i thought no, i'm not going on a bus. patshall is the boss of west coast railways, which owns the train now in service. as a local company, she believed they could help. we just want to do a professional job on the railway. the tracks are there for a purpose, and they're not being used. and it's very important for the economy, for the whole of the lake district. the department for transport has indicated to campaigners that it will pay for this service. it is very popular, with every seat taken. a better day, then, on the trains here, ahead of a strike by some northern rail staff tomorrow. danny savage, bbc news, windermere. and that's all the news from us. it is time for the news from bbc one. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00pm: the prime minister warns that tax rises will be needed to pay for more funding for the nhs. so across the nation taxpayers will have to contribute a bit more in a fairand have to contribute a bit more in a fair and balanced way to support the nhs we all use. donald trump says the united state

he reaches out first to shake his hand on it gives him a little bit of a packed. a little bit of a patcoast of sumatra. we will be following that for you and bring you the latest events on that. an earthquake has struck in sumatra in indonesia. more to come. and of course, this is a historic moment, not only for kim jong—un and donald trump, but for babita and myself, it is our seventh anniversary and we are here together in the singapore newsroom after seven years! they let us out of the cage. they thought we could handle it. iam cage. they thought we could handle it. i am starstruck to be with you is something. we should have that handshake! i need to do some backslapping. it is extraordinary to think that after seven years we have reached this moment that we get to present together in what has been an incredible week in singapore. thank you so much forjoining us. stay with us, headlines on the way next. see you soon. hello there. wednesday's weather will start off innocuous enough, but there is trouble on the horizon. after some sunny spells through the day, as the go into the eveni

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he reaches out first to shake his hand, gives him a little bit of a pat.ingapore and that both leaders have accepted invitations to visit each other‘s capitals. more news on that any time on the bbc website. hello there. wednesday‘s weather will start off innocuously enough, but there is trouble on the horizon. after some sunny spells through the day, things as we go into the evening will turn very wet and very windy, unusually windy for the time of year. after what has been a relatively quiet spell of weather, thejetstream is breaking back from the west, bringing a lot of cloud from the atlantic. and, where you see these dips in the cloud structure, that is where we are developing some areas of low pressure. this one is going to bring a very wet and windy wednesday night. but, for the time being, we‘re starting the day under the influence of a ridge of high pressure. so we‘re going to see a lot of dry weather and some good spells of sunshine through the day. cloud amounts will tend to increase from the west as the day wears on, could just be the odd showe

there is a five foot popout and then over hangs set back on both sides and in the back of a popout a pat you is put up and a win screen or fence is installed around the enti backyard and to top it off a pergola is installed all over the entire backyard. the neighbor on the north side of all this is now looking at what is in essence a very open, but semi-enclosed room. the real question is here, what is open space? shouldn't it be open to the sky? what about growing trees or shrubs? what about habitat if we are goingo talk about sustainability. what is the impact on the entire block's interior open space and neighbor's enjoyment of the yard with unregulated instruction. we need to know what the removal of limitations mean. we need pictures and we need specific limitations on how much any obstruction can extend over our open space. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> good afternoon allowing projections without maximum -- while retaining maximum seems illogical. please specify the required design standards for 136c1 feature. if they can go the width and length of a lot and they

their aim, to keep with a pat goen yas and north faces of the world. >> you feel like david and goliathetimes? >> sometimes. david won, right? >> harry smith, montana. >> we have launched the second season of our podcast, been there, built that and this week we're talking to ali webb. she talked to us how she went from stay-at-home mom to creating this multimillion dollar franchise and about the relationship with her brother and her husband who both worked at the company. i hope you have a chance to listen and please give feedback. podcast is pretty new. and so we love hearing what you think. go and listen for free to been there, built that on tune in or wherever you get your podcasts. >> for some people entrepreneurship is in their blood. both my grandfathers started companies and my mom and dad were each entrepreneurs and i co-founded my business with my brother. danielle town was a practicing attorney completely indifferent to what her father did until she decided she wanted more control over her life and money and she turned to dad for help. danielle along with phil details her jour

times and daily news and a few others. >> pat, it is a rare for journalists.is your reaction? >> a terrifying precedent, and it is unprecedented, it occurred in france. and others countries. i think it is a pivotal departure in my view from facts we know at this time as it relates to all other active shooters that we've seen, every one terrifying, disgusting. but this speaks to possibly an ideological driving motivate or the catalyst for this violence. it is really scary stuff, and brand-new. liz: you mentioned a telling detail. brought us information that suspect he damaged his fingertips, so law enforcement could not identify him. why? >> well because the general understanding to lay person is that a late ent fingerprint is only methodology available in 2018 as way to positively identify a individual. i will say it is unusual, i locked up over a thousand guys in my day in boogie down bronx, i have never seen anybody put acid on their fingerprint or try to rub out the whirls on tip of the finger tips. this is rare in my experience. liz: all right, so, he does

a neighbor shot this video. what else can you tell us today? >> reporter: well, patrned a lot more information today about what led up to this deadly police shooting that happened right in thi parking lot yesterday afternoon. we learned that this officer dtr to use his pepper spray, he tried to use his baton, but from what we're bei told it sounds like he felt like he was going overpowered. we will sho c you thatellphone video but i want to warn y some of it could be considered disturbing. >> someoneiterally got shot outside my house. >> reporter: that's t voice of nate kapler reacting in omsbelief after a deadly police shooting near the in silver spring. >> it all started with very long arguingnd then w just heard a lot of gunshots. >> reporter: the montgomery county police officer who opened fire has been identified,nand badgujar is a two-year veteran of the force. cellphone video obtained by news 4 shows an officer with his gun drawn over the wounded man lying on the ground after the shots were fired. appears to be breathing and an officer yelled. >> turn around.

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he is interested in the para teachers program offered, which allows him to be on a pat toy become a teacher. after passing his entrance exams, david hopes to ender the program to become a high sol special education teacher. i want to thank david for li listening to instincts and standing up for his students. thank you, david, and proud to have you here to recognize today. [applause] >> thank you, supervisor tang. and i would like to thank you and the city of francisco and i believe in what you are trying to do with the sex traffickg and i do care about our kids. and i would like to thank deborah, my wife, for her love and support, my principal, anna clafter, assistant principal, kelly kruger, and linda salimo who i work with very closely, and thank them for their guidance so i can become the best educator can be. thank you. [applause] >> supervisor breed: congratulations, again, mr. allen, and thank you, again, to are your service. giveim another round of applause. [applause] that concludes our commendations for today. congratulations to all the honorees. we truly appreciate what you contin

he's done what he can that the government would go back to a pat patch. he's ratcheted up his network a few steps forward. >> or the pentagonie lekts to help these families. but to create centers where you can actually keep the families together. whether that stounds out in court is a whole different thing. this is jim langford, a republican senator from oklahoma, who says he buys it when the government says, we have all these children we've accounted for. he said some of them may still be in the country, some have left the country. jim langford says, i take them at thifr. other media has not been responsible for this with the assumption the administration has lost track of that. let me clarify a couple things. these are professionals. these are not critic appointees, these are real folks. they should be able to put them back with the parents with which they came. >> he's a common sense guy. do you think that's misplaced? >> one will be in the pentagon, the other in the department of homeland security. the department of justice would be a third. but having

a long time. >> reporter: gary houston speaking exclusively with "nightline" along with wife pat. er manager and executive producer of the documentary. perhaps the film's biggest revelation, whitney was allegedly sexually molested as a child. pat says whitney never told her who abused her, but that she did talk about the alleged experience. did you know? >> we talked about it. but it was referencing my daughter. you know, we would travel with work, we'd argue about me leaving reya behind. i never understood why she was on adamant about being on the road for us. she talked very briefly about her situation, and i understood at that point, and just let it go. >> i suspected there was some kind of trauma in her childhood just because of the way she acted, the way she talked in interviews about her childhood, how she felt about children, how she wanted to protect children. ♪ the children are our future >> reporter: gary says he was also abused. and in the film, director kevin mcdonald says gary named the abuser of his cousin, deedee warwick, sister of dionne warwick. >> i was 8, 9 years

i thought that it would be dan skefeeno or somebody putting out a pat message, but that's obviously theresident. and he's distracted as a time he needs to be focused. so i make nothing of it. this is moss modus modus operandi. so i have a surprise for you tonight. who is the one man who can claim to be good friends with kim jong-un and donald trump? >> we all know the answer, and you have him as a special guest tonight. tell us about that. >> when i first interviewed dennis rodman back in 2014, i thought tha there was no way that he would ever be right about north korea opening up anytime soon and that kim jong-un wanted that. kenneth bae was still there, rodman was on the wrong side of that issue about bae had done or not done. and sure enough, here we are, a few years later, and dennis rodman is saying, i told you so. so, because -- this is a bizarro world, wolf. but really, i don't know that i have a better guest to bring to the audience tonight than dennis rodman, if i want someone who can talk about kim jong-un and what his predisposition is to the summit and how he'll be and what

. >> he gets a pat on the back for taking the life of someone who they could've easily used de-escalationiques and he would still be here. >> reporter: looking at the figures for 2017, the department tallies 306 cidents over the past two years. the citizen panel was concerned to learn half the subjects were in their 20s and by ethnicity, 3/4 were black or latino. >> is not a topic of concern? it is troubling to me. >> i am not prepared to answer that. >> they see you, grab you, continue to harm. >> reporter: police over aggression targets men of color and they resist arrest. >> you don't listen or talk back, you are on the ground. these papers do not show what actually happened. >> reporter: kendall's family is pursuing a wrongful death lawsuit against dark. no timetable for when the various reviews of this shooting will wrap up. live in oakland, debora villalon withktvu 2 news. >>> we learn details about a police shooting over the weekend, north beach neighborhood of san francisco that left a gang member with life-threatening injuries. we learned the subject is oliver martinez. he was ar

linked back to their parents as families wait to be put back together president trump is giving himself a pat on the back. the president said his administration is doing a very good job handling the situation on the border and the president embraced hard line immigration policies as a winning political issue for republicans this november. >> i don't think being weak on the border, being pathetically weak on the border is a good issue. i may be wrong. i think i got elected largely because we are strong on the border. >> joining me now is the chairman of the homeland security committee, republican ron johnson. i just mentioned new guidance the trump administration released. are you satisfied with the solution or do you want the children reunited with their parents even more quickly? >> good morning, jake. the most recent information we have is they reunited about 21% of the children that were separated from their families under this new enforcement policy. you said this was a mess created by the trump administration. this goes back decades. we had -- that began the problem. the decision really

. >> reporter: nestled in the hills of mendocino county is a pat form. >> you consider yourself a smallarmer. >> yes. definitely. the smallest of small. >> reporter: she grows on less than a quarter acre and because she's growing legally, she's had to clear regulatory hurdles, like making sure her plants are far enough away from the property line. >> we're searching and saving -- >> reporter: but some of the hurdles are high. if growers want to hire employees, for example, they have to make the farm wheelchair accessible. her property is steep and the upgrades are expensive. without workers, morris and her partners can't expand. >> we've gotten outside jobs in order to make this small farm stay alive. >> do you worry and get nervous that ultimately it may not work out for you? >> every day. >> reporter: it is not going to work out for a lot of small farmers and these are the guys who break the bad news. the land management consultants to inspect pot farms to see if they meet state and local requirements. back when marijuana was illegal, growers hid in the hills. turns out the bland that

. >> given the volume of fires along a walking pat over the course of an iron -- hour and a half, we are confident it is arson. >> reporter: because of how they were started in the distance that was covered, they feel that the arsonist was on foot. the arsonist's route highlighted in yellow continued north before cutting west across the santa rosa tree trick -- santa rosa creek trail . they are looking for the community's health -- help. the community has burned twice and is sensitive to flames. >> the purpose of setting a fire is to destroy. and given what happened last october, it is doubly bad because everyone knows what damage it can do. >> reporter: the biggest damage was a quarter acre. neither police, fireit happening again. >> fortunately these were small fires. we don't want it to continue and these small fires can turn into something much bigger. >> akin's cash it can go up and down and anyone who potentially sets a fire should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. >>> investigators believe a gang dispute started a shooting that injured nearly 2 dozen people at an ar

of filing it's your turn a virtual one of the which was so you are trying to get us into have a dimple down pat on the make you want to know. what i mean. it all began on the nineteenth of november two thousand and seventeen nineteen people died in the. caused by a short circuit in a rundown shop it was the ideal excuse for a far she's to demand several neighborhoods be torn down. and up the right under the bonnet if. the police shut down the shops and chased up the onus. more than two hundred thousand residents were evicted especially here in xing john district. for twenty years it's been home to moderate workers who helped build china's economic miracle but now it's being torn down in the name of safety and hygiene apartments shops and warehouses all must be cleared. by creating these ghost town the municipality can meet the goals of beijing's five year plan to cut the number of residents by fifteen percent by two thousand and twenty. there are also plans to sell off the vacated land at a high price. luxury flats of being planned for the newly rich the city and builders will become wealthy. s

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> thank you >> jimmy: that's a pat on the back for you there. >> thank youard,nd i was like, "oh, that's fun." and i went and made a speech, and it was fun and funny. t this -- the generation award, i have been thinking about it nonstop since i heard. [ light laughter ] i -- i mean it, because like, it's cally saying all right chris, you have permission to say a minute worth of wisdom to the new generation. and honestly, like, right now, we were just talking about this back staere's like not -- you know, there's this mr. rogers documentary that am justout. >> jimmy: oh, it's fantastic. >> and there's like so -- i don't know.k i th need people to step up and share some positive -- positive light on is young, new, amazing generation, and it's me. so i'm your last hope. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you're the -- you're the new mr. rogers? >> i hope so. good luck. >> jimmy: you had such a great year, i know you have been all around the world, but you were in "avengers: infinity war." >> yeah. >> jimmy: which has crushed the box office. continues to crush. [

i need to make sure that she knows how much we appreciate her, and although a pat on the back is oftenood, giving somebody financial stability goes a lot further. i have to tell you, we need you here, and this is more important than any pie we'll ever make, but i'm gonna need your help before you leave, 'cause i gotta get some stuff done and you're gonna be our leader here. okay? >> okay. >> but in order for you to be able to have good peace of mind, i wanted to give you some moneys worth of pay. okay? >> [laughs] >> can--can i sit down for a minute? seriously, no, seriously. i really don't want to be filmed during this. i really don't. i'm not feeling good right now. vo: gopi has built her business with her own two hands. each unique piece comes to life in the same way... a messy, sloppy, splattery way., even when nothing else is. brand vo: snap and sort your expenses with quickbooks and find, on average, $4,340 in tax savings. smarter business tools for the world's hardest workers. quickbooks. backing you. the first survivor of ais out there.sease and the alzheimer's association is g

so a pat on the united states to the crew for nailing that.hink that, you know, it is interesting when we talk about south of the border, we are sort of the mexico to canada. and i wonder are how life would be different for mexico if there wasn't the united states between them and canada. i think the relationship between mexico and canada would go better. but can gha ada is the safe spa when you talk to those who moved there. >> it is the all-new episode of united sharedes of america this sunday 10:00 p.m. thank you. >>> still to come, a mother says she would rather stay in mexico and risk potential death than be separated from her daughter at the border. is the administration's deterrent effort working? ther with powerload™ technology. feed the line. push the button. and get back to work. with an industry first, carbon-fiber shaft... lawn care has never been this easy... ...or this powerful. the new ego power+ string trimmer with powerload™ technology. exclusively at the home depot and ego authorized dealers. ( ♪ ) your heart doesn't only bel

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even a pat on the back.n the smallest moments with bourdain you held onto because he was so special. >> i think we have to talk about something we try not to talk about often on the air and that is suicide. after kate spade this week, which has also rocked the country and the world. and this will as well. and i just need to say that suicide rates have gone up across the united states from 1999 to 2016, they're up 25%. >> this is a number that just came out just yesterday. >> yes. >> the suicide incomes are growing. >> these are the new cdc suicide rates. something is happening. this is obviously a subject of stigma -- there is a lot of stigma and shame around it. on tv we try not to talk about it because we fear it will give people ideas. but people who are troubled already have this idea. we need to do a better job of reaching out and finding out -- there are signs sometimes of somebody's behavior or appearance or sleep patterns changing or their social media. >> the last time he tweeted was four days ago.

we don't have deal on whether that means a pat to citizenship or what it means because to different republicans this means different things. is that what you believed they were working on in a compromise bill. >> we have been chasing the story. i'm glad they have gotten to the point where they feel our sourcing is solid enough that this is reportable information. what we have been hearing is this is kpa would be in this something to address thebe families being separated at the border. i think the fact it's potentially in the compromise or at least they are discussing the contours of that really again tells you a lot about how politically difficult and franklym a human perspective -- i mean, it's hard for these members of congress to answer questions about this in the hallway if in theory they do agree with the policy. images and the stories are gut-wrenching. many of these members have children of their own and they all can kind of put themselves in those shoes. i think that that really speaks to the renewed urgency of this issue. part of this was there was that hard deadline for dreamers and

investigation is under way into a deadly industrial accident in pat a room a.t happened yet afternoon at a soap company in east washington. an employee of rogue research was working with a mixer and somehow got caught in the mechanical part of the machine. police say he was dead when emergency crews arrived. >>> our time is 7:45. santa clara county is hiring an independent monitor to closely watch the county jails. part of the reforms call for after the beating death of a mentally ill inmate by jail deputies three years ago. the county is right now taking applications for that monitor's job. the monitor will work back to the santa clara county about the use of force by deputies and other conditions within the county jails. >>> 7:46, let's help get you around, perhaps you are going to work, sal, we need to be mindful of the regular daily commute: we had a new accident call westbound 92 just on the other side of the san mateo bridge. westbound 92 right at highway 101 this just came in and the medics and the fire department are right there are on their way. so tha

country of a majority population who are ex-pats you have sketches a famous now sketch of the profile of the emir on buildings on cars whether it's qatari or of the ex-pats so there is a real feeling of unity but there's also a feeling of anger of course because these countries have made it so personal it's not a political crisis in the sense that diplomatic ties have been called the withdrawal of a no with these countries have done have stopped the citizens from traveling to saudi arabia for example to the emirates this is a culture the g.c.c. you know there's intermarriage there's families so this is deeply personal it's affecting families seeing each other it's affecting students who are stuck in a so that is something that people here feel deeply upset about but the general mood is one that has come out on top of her that it has taken the moral high ground and everyone still remaining very very strongly behind their leadership and certainly don't want this government to concede anything that is stephanie decker at the qatari cultural village here in doha thank you steph

he would run for the nomination of the reform party started a few years before by ross perot and that is when patuchanan got competition for the reform party nomination, surprise competition from a celebrity billionaire named donald trump. trump joined the reform party in 1999. he said he was looking at running for president and a lot of it was like today. he disparaged enemies with schoolyard taunts, he talked about making oprah his running mate, he claimed to be doing great in the polls when he wasn't. he became a one man content machine for cable news channels. so much so similar but with one very big difference between the donald trump of 1999 and the one we know today. that pat buchanan platform, the donald trump of 1999 wanted no part of it. critics accused buchanan of flirting with racism, anti-semitism, xenophobia and worse and trump said he agreed. he called buchanan a hitler lover, an anti-semite. he said buchanan was drawing support from a staunch right whacko vote. trump wrote an op-ed attacking buchanan. on slow days, trump wrote, he attacks gays, immigrants, welfare recipients, even

referred to the war between the states in december 1960, when he met them to have a pat onp and give them a the back and urge them on with their activities. this.thinking about does that mean anything act though i think there are two possible expirations for this choice of words. the first and to me, the most obvious, is that he was trying to suggest a certain psychological complicity with on southerners perspective the war and to win sympathy and perhaps build opportunities for mutual understanding between the north and the south. one isblem with this that he used the locution the war between the states quite often in other circumstances. with northerners as well. i am left to conclude that his references have to do with his sensibility, which was somewhat southern in many ways. context, his reverence for lee, i think, outweighed his respect for lincoln. when you mention robert e. lee today, you are more likely than not, i think, to generate some really good discussion about lee's qualities. but let's go back 70, 60 years to the 1950's and realize that if you did not criticize robert

a month. news 4 transportation reporter ads is live with when this could all happen. adam. >> reporter: that's right, pat. this could be a big increase and it could happen in the next couple of months. take look at the dulles toll road. so many drivers use this road every night to get between fairfax and loudon counties. this toll increase is all but a done deal. get ready to m paye along the dulles toll road. >> 75 cent increaset the main plaza and a 50 cent increase on the ramp. >> reporter: it's expected to be approved for public comment by the metropolitan airport authority tomorrow. take a look here at what i bein proposed. a 75 cent hike at the main toll plaza. 0 cent hike at the off ramp. and for some that can be an extra $1.25 p day and h some drivers cringing. d here's the controversial part. a majority of the revenue collected here goes to pay for the metro silver line extension. >> maybe a dver wan to go from using the toll road to using thee silver l or open to new employment opportunities because they now have e anasier way to get t. >> drive laura watkins not thrilled about the toll road to

on the future of the country's controversial president such itself votes in a fortnight but the one point four million ex-pats could have a significant impact on the election also on the program. afghanistan proposes a weeklong ceasefire with the taliban to mop the festival of eat so how will the taliban respond we'll bring you the latest from kabul. plus the countdown to america's talks with north korea japanese prime minister shinzo ave puts japan some of which best to donald trump america's major regional ally once and to pyongyang's nuclear program on the rich of japanese prisoners. across them on a suspended search and rescue efforts following sunday's volcanic eruption the official site right as well as hot ash and mud making it impossible to dig for survivors. i'm full gale welcome to the program. one point four million citizens living in germany have begun early voting in the country's presidential and parliamentary elections turkey itself goes to the polls may twenty fourth of june with six presidential candidates and one's future is far from certain. aerator one supporters and opponents stand side b