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them down but the reality is that these real sort of makeshift kites and balloons that just just hold a rag that is that is on fire have managed to burn around seven thousand acres of land around the gaza area so there's a lot of pressure on the prime minister from the communities there that is not doing enough they've closed to the only really economic border crossing into gaza they're still allowing medicine and aid in but not economic materials in an effort to put more pressure on how mass talks as bernard was saying are going on behind the scenes frantic talks to try and stop this really serious escalation but yes there have to be concessions made we don't know if they're there yet certainly in the last hour or so it's quiet i think the next couple of hours overnight will tell us if anything has been achieved well thank you very much stephanie stephanie deca with all nighters from jerusalem. eritrea's president says history is being made on his first visit to neighboring ethiopia in more than two decades wackier sieved a warm welcome to the capital by ethiopian prime minister. it's the

. >> one thing we talked about last night is a rag on the utility industry a little bit. a large concentration of ceos. the movement started in the west. that is when the first female ceos came from. comesthink a lot of it back to those skills of working with others, because when you are the ceo of the utility you have to work with policymakers and stakeholders, same with you in health care, and a lot of those skills have to be to communicate, to persuade, to connect the dots and work with others, they are critical and that is a skill set that we have looked at before, whether it was engineering or finance. but it is those things that come again this is a generalization, but women tend to be somewhat better at those scale sets. often you will get asked a question, how do you handle it ?ll, family, children there is this thought that we take care of the house, we take care of the cleaning, you pick up the children, you drop them off, you pay the bills, everything at home, and how do you do that and balance that with your job, as though that is unusual? so how is a woman do

her writings on overturning the president raised a rag flag with a senator, susan collins.he fears she might overturn roe v. wade. tonight, he thanked kennedy. >> he left because he said, you will pick someone great. >> democrats say nobody on the list is acceptable. chuck schumer has privately urged the president to pick garland, who was first nominated by president obama. other democrats are putting pressure on senators, lisa murkowski and susan collins. >> one liberal group is trying to send millions of dollars and activism in his home state. alaska and maine. the same strategy they used for the effort to repeal obamacare. >> ed: we appreciate it. america's top diplomat, mike pompeo. we hope to fill in the details. during their historic summits. there are concerns, he may be backpedaling. good evening. >> we saw that may be mike pompeo would have arrived already. he will arrive in just a few moments. any moment now. in his third face-to-face meeting. he will spend the next two days speeding there, he will overnights be in the capital for the first time. >> we signed a wo

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how democrats are in full obstruction mode and the shocking moment george clooney being tossed like a ragl. "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ ♪ heather: well, thank you for joining us on wednesday morning. made it halfway through the week. halfway to go, i'm heather childers, already fireworks with this one. we start with fox news alert. president trump coming out swinging already pressing nato allies on defense spending after bilateral in brussels happening right now actually. kevin corke traveling with the president in belgium, good morning, kevin. >> hay up or prepare for a payout, the nato summit, not that he's talking about taking the u.s. out of nato or anything draw connian in that respect but what the president is saying, i'm here to stand up for the american taxpayer who had been funding disproportionately. >> we are protecting germany, we are protecting france, we are protecting all of the countries and numerous countries go out and make pipeline deal with russia where they are paying billions of dollars into the cofers of russia and i think that's inappropriate. you tel

less than two months, this gay men presha turned a rag tie group of man into soldiers. he helped learn skill amongst these soldiers to teach them how to fight and serve the war. he served in the army until the end of the revolutionary war. he wrote a book to memorialized he used to train the troops. they call it the blue book because all he had to write was on blue paper. this book is still used to teach troops today. he is credited with creating america's army which is now the most powerful force in the world. this little known hero of the american revolution who volunteered to help this country win its independence who helped tie the -- during war he wrote this letter to george washington, explaining why he volunteered to fight for a country that was not his own. he told washington, quote, the object of my greatest am beneficiary is to render your country all the services in my power and to deserve the title of a citizen of america by fought fighting for the cause of your liberty. in 1774 he got his wish. as a thank for his service, reward for sacrificed he made to am

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she could lower it down, lock longplace, and with a broomstick and oil rags, you could oil it from the ground. mill was representative of the first windmill in 1621. it was brought over by an english knight who came to the americas to claim his plantation. they measured land by the number of people it would support. he claimed 100. he claimed a good chunk of land. you are talking people, animal, crops, everything for 100 people. it is a good chunk of land. he ended up marrying a lady who was already in the states. is different than a dutch mill. only the top of the mill turns to catch the wind. standst mill, the post on a house. at the same time we acquired -- the original post mill stood until the civil war. this was built on the james river. it remains in the same family. ago, it came down to five kids. they cannot agree what went on. they were going to destroy it. there was a lady who lived here and lobbied to give it to us. we did. right took itllw down and put it back together. the motor and pesto was an easy way to grind st -- motar and pestle -- mortar and pestle was an easy way

up on was a kid growing the ragged edge of the middle class, my dreams were closer to home. uate high school, go to college, teach school, have babies, maybe someday buy a home. in my life, there were a lot of bumps and wrong turns along the way. when i was 12, my daddy had a heart attack and my family nearly lost everything. when i was 19, i dropped out of school to get married. didn't work out, but i lived in a country where i could get a first-rate public college education for $50 a semester. think about that. investing int was highways and bridges and power and all the things that built a vibrant economy and good paying jobs right here in america. i did not grow up in a perfect country, not by any stretch. black and latino americans were locked out of many opportunities and often confined to the worst jobs. andn had limited chances lgbtq people were locked firmly in the closet. but we were in america that believed in opportunity. and slowly but increasingly, we opened those opportunities to more people. i want to tell you just want example. the black-white wealth gap -- i

of land have been burnt because of these their makeshift balloons and kite sue with a sort of a burning rag that the palestinians have put together but there are calls are a major headache for the prime minister because also he's under pressure from these border communities we have heard from netanyahu in the last couple of hours he said that if the mass doesn't understand the message today that he will understand it tomorrow also the army saying that they will escalate their attacks if need be so i think the next few hours will be crucial just you know couple of minutes ago i've heard had alerts on my phone that basically and the alarm alert when the israeli alarm system goes off to rockets i mean that's not confirmed but certainly does show that things are still not very clear i think the next few hours will know how this is going to play out whether there's a cease fire or not just briefly israeli security cabinet will be meeting tomorrow also to figure out how to move forward and indeed if it promises by the minute and you know who that is driving this forward when he meets with the sec

put the game to bed but then croatia took control of the game after halftime england looked a bit more ragged croatia took advantage heris it with a went for extra time and then this is the one that really has broken hearts they kind of went to sleep a bit at the batsman's you kits that fired the ball and ironically jordan pickford had made a brilliant safer manager case just before that moment so i didn't really count for anything there croatia coming out she won one as they had to. shorts compared to england's eleven so you have to say on balance they really need to have their place in the final on sunday after the match i spoke to our sports correspondent all of. the game in moscow and he told us about the atmosphere in the state for a lot of the game it was the english fans making most of the noise throughout the first half they really get that seems and great support going through their full repertoire of songs but as you can imagine as croatia grew back into the game so the croatian fans also managed to get up for the occasion and by extra time you could see that i could tell the way th

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all black people fear for their lives daily in america and have done so for general rags. >>> a mural in san francisco's mission district vandal vised. the artist who created it want those responsible to be educated, not arrested. one spray painted graffiti on the mural. it was originally painted in the 90's. artist carlos gonzalez is a retired probation officer. he says the image has been adopted by gangs and rivals sometimes tag it. he says he's not upset and says it should serve as a teachable moment. >> i'm not upset at the kid that did it. if they do catch him i'd rather see him educated on the history of what that means. it's not a prison gang symbol. it's more for the people and the community. >> believes this is unrelated to the murals in the area that were splattered with paint. he says he plans to come out next week with friends and make repairs to the mural. >>> there's a new app that may help people make better decisions about their doctors. california medical board designed an app if offices get put on probation or has license suspended. last year it disciplined almost 50

we saw as she struggled to steer that parasail looking more like a rag doll in the air. ding and this morning her family is saying it's a miracle she survived. she is the survivor of that heart-stopping parasailing accident captured on tape. this morning 24-year-old katie malone is out of the hospital. >> happy to be out and gist get back to everyday life and move forward. >> reporter: speaking out for the first time exclusively with abc news about that terrifying experience. >> when i was up there flipping around and stuff, i was able to hold myself and carry my weight and brace myself. >> here we go, katie. >> reporter: on vacation in puerta vallarta celebrating her birthday when she took off for that parasailing adventure. moments later the tether connecting her to the boat coming loose. you can see her flying uncontrollably through the air for 45 terrifying minutes. >> when i was going down fast that's when i started spinning in circles and got sick so then i just, you know, started saying a prayer and right before i crashed i passed out. >> reporter: the rope parasai

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there will be a ribbon cutting at ragged pnt inn to mark the offical reopening.e whole project cost fifty four million dollars to complete. (ken) the popular "movie pass" app is now following the path of uber. why you may soon face surge pricing that could lead to higher costs for movies. (pam) and california taking action on net neutrality that the federal government won't. the tough new legislation that's being brought forward. california's push toward net neutrality has life once again. this comes weeks after one of the bills was "gutted" in an assembly committee..now the chair of that committee -- along with a bay area state senator are pushing forward with what could be the toughest internet rules in the country.capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz explains: sen. scott wiener (d-san francisco) "the most comprehensive and the strongest net neutrality protection in the united states."bay area state senator scott wiener -- has made net neutrality a major issue this legislative session. sen. scott wiener "ideally, we would have one national standard for net ne

a ragged hole between his eyes had frozen his age at 32. if it was a robbery, whole lot of stuff left behind in the car that didn't make sense. josh mankiewicz: just inside the driver's side door, an empty 380 caliber shell casing lay on the floor. the detective thought it was a curious place for a homicide. near the end of a dead end road, parked in two bushes-- as though he meant to be there-- with his car in gear, his emergency brake on, and casually dressed in flip-flops. sounds like he was there to meet someone. that was the only thing that really made sense to us. josh mankiewicz: but who? the detective hope russell douglas' widow, brenna douglas, might shed some light on that. but that night, when he told her the father of her two children had been murdered, the detective says he got a strange feeling. i never try to judge how people are going to react when i tell them things. but her response wasn't what i expected. as in not emotional enough? she wasn't shocked, at least not visually shocked. it was a bit matter of fact. and that di

that evolved in the last 30 years with regard to hezbollah where hezbollah in the 1980's was a small, ragged guerrilla group and now has emerged as a world-class hybrid military organization. sees initial first steps of such a process occurring in syria with the creation of hezbollah-like organizations and syria. again, the main purpose has been to fight the opposition in syria, but again, once that war winds down, if it ends, they could be repurposed and eventually built up to serve iran's purposes in the context of a fight against israel, so israel is watching these things happen. as i mentioned before, israel since 2013 has been engaged in what they call a campaign between the wars against hezbollah. more than 130 strikes against hezbollah-related targets, convoys and arms depots, and they have now brought in that for iranian targets. on the one hand, the fact that israel has been able to conduct over 130 strikes against hezbollah-related targets in syria since 20 that leading to a war perhaps gives reason to hope that the emerging israel-iran conflict in syria can be successfully managed

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>> lebron james is clearly one of the biggest names in the sport in a general rag.frenzied fans across the country feverishly following the superstar's every move. from his caribbean vacation, where he spent the past few days living it up with his family in his so-called decision cave. to his leap into the free agent market. but who will the four-time nba mvp now be jumping into a leading role with? after this season's crushing nba finals loss, king james left the door open. >> do you feel like you've played your last game for the cavs? >> i mean, i have no idea at this point. >> reporter: here in l.a. many lakers fans hope lebron is on the verge of giving them a long-awaited hollywood ending. >> i think just to have a legend would be amazing. >> reporter: cavs fans shouldn't lose hope just yet. espn reporting that lebron spoke with the cavs' general manager overnight, so there is still a chance, guys, that he could strike a deal to stay in cleveland. >> i'm sure many in "the land" are crossing their fingers for that, marci. but i think the people in l.a. think othe

a great bunch of rag tag guys. no scholarships. we were a new hampshire college of accounting and commerce, at 88 hanover street on the second floor, and, hey, that's all she wrote. the only significant memories chety's doughnuts because chety's doughnuts was career the street and the kid's cross and stop all the traffic and the police chief, who was down the street in the old station, had to come out on front of the station and started running the crosswalk, and traffic to get the kids coming and going so that was chety's doughnuts and that's how we got famous there i was there for quite a period of time, and i taught western civilization and coached basketball, became athletic director and we start an athletic program. that's pretty successful today because southern new hampshire university is a big, big deal. i had a really critical decision to make after i was there for -- well, about 14 years, when a college in the southern part of the state was looking for a chief executive officer. and i was asked to join the executive team t

. >> reporter: the brother-in-law used rags to make a tourniquet to stop the bleeding, likely saving his life. a coworker called 911. >>> in sacramento, firefighters are battling a grass fire as fireworks are going off like -- right behind it. it is not clear if it was sparked by illegal fireworks. the captain says the illegal fireworks activity was the worst he has seen in years. >>> interstate 5 is shutdown at the oregon border as a fast- moving fire is out of control. the claimant fire is near the tiny community of hornbrook. the whole town has been evacuated. the fire has nearly reached the organ border and i-5 is closed in both directions from yreka to ashland. governor brown has declared a state of emergency in sisk ian county. so far there are no homes destroyed but we are learning about losses in the county fire. cal fire says that 9 structures have burned, more than 100 are still threatens. the good news is nobody has been hurt. the fire has burned more than 88,000 acres and is 33% contained. the 15,000 acre pawnee fire is 92% per -- contain. cal fire expects full containmen

the men like the rag and the kite drifts off to announce who build a fence israel says five started by protesters have destroyed lalage areas of crops and private planned. protests to set fire to tires which they uses color from his radio on the snipers positioned along the fence. he's ready tanks talk to hamas positions along the border often news that an israeli soldier had been injured these radio me later reported that the soldier had died from his wounds in the process this climbed the walls of a building being used by the israeli soldiers. the army responded with tear gas i'm old sounded like live ammunition. an israeli drone flew overhead well one hundred forty protestors have been killed since the weekly demonstrations started four months ago the israeli army shot this man in the leg during a protest in april on the budget itself that i left by sending a message to the occupiers that this is our land and you came and took it from us you jews who came from france and england and around the world here it is our land and we inherited it from our grandfathers and before them. the i

i must say the kites and balloons to carry the burning rags into israel are a peaceful form of protest israeli snipers have been targeting balloons that the protesters have been launching well behind the main demonstration these protesters say they will continue launching their kites holding those incendiary devices until israel lifts the siege. the men like the rag and the kite drifts all too and now it's the build a fence israel says spies started by protesters have destroyed large areas of crops and private planned. protests to set fire to tires which they uses color from his radio on the snipers positioned along the fence. is ready tanks talk to hamas positions along the border often news that an israeli soldier had been injured these radio me later reported that the soldier had died from his wounds in the protesters climbed the walls of a building being used by the israeli soldiers. the army responded with tear gas a mold sounded like live ammunition. and is ready drone flew overhead one hundred forty protesters have been killed since the weekly demonstrations started four months

across the girl's a border by palestinian protests is are increasing tension between the two sides seventy deca has more from occupied east jerusalem. these kites handmade with flaming ragshave become a tool for palestinian protesters rallying along gaza spens they've not called a single death but they have burned more than seven thousand acres of land on the israeli side the israeli prime minister issued a warning about the kites at sunday's cabinet meeting hours after his military targeted him ass in gaza and some others and we've heard it being said that israel has agreed to a cease fire that would allow the continuation of terrorism by incendiary cuts and balloons this is incorrect we are not prepared to accept any attacks against us and we will respond appropriately. for now the egyptian brokered cease fire between hamas and israel appears to be largely holding but it is fragile israel will not tolerate a scenario by which its citizens will be constantly held hostage by the hamas so hopefully there will be. the problem is sometimes. by which a kindergartner is here or something can spark a huge explosion. on the streets of occupied east jerusalem we also palestinian

. >> the brother-in-law used some rags to make a tourniquet and stop the bleeding likely saving his life. then a coworker called 911. mor and a state of emergency as a wildfire grows rapidly on the oregon-california border. the fire erupted yesterday near the tiny community cornbrook. the town has been evacuated. the 5,000-acre five has nearly reached the oregon border. i-5 is closed in both directions at eureka to ashland, and so far no word of any homes destroyed. we are, however, just learning of some losses in the county fire east of lake berryessa. cal fire says nine structures have burned and more than 100 are still threatened. no one has been hurt. the fire has burned about 88,000 acres in yolo and napa counties. it is 33% contained. >>> in lake county, the 15,000- acre pawnee fire is now 92% contained. cal fire expects to have it contained by tuesday. >>> time now 4:34. emily is here with a look at the forecast. >> the good news for the fires is we have an onshore flow, temperatures are mild today. so that can give firefighters hopefully some extra moisture in the air that they n

it is just a mutually exclusive rag bag of the other is bad.eed to do, you know, to be tough, like steve miller is tough and, boy, must be waking up in the morning doing his clap push-ups, the only thing we can do is have the zero tolerance. everywhere you try zero tolerance in law enforcement, you are going to pulverize lives. it is absolutely cruel. it is capricious. they didn't have the plan. it was the original travel ban. screw it and let's see what happens to people. get off the plane. you know, sudsuddenly, though t had a valid green card, they can't enter the united states. this is a terrible thing. bad people doing this. >> steven miller doing clap push-ups. being a girl, i'd be happy to challenge him to those. peter, the president was asked about missing the deadline to reunited the families earlier today. here's what he said. >> well, i have a solution. tell people not to come to our country illegally. that's the solution. don't come to our country illegally. come like other people do. come legally. >> okay. that ain't no solution. t