. >> abel: yeah.d say the rosary. you, like, when you're 6 years old, 7 years old. right? >> anthony: right. >> abel: and with the nuns walking back and forth beating the shit out of you for any reason, and even though some of them looked like angelina jolie, some of the nuns i had, actually. [ christina laughs ] >> anthony: okay, look, really? >> abel: there were some beauties -- >> anthony: is this, 'cause this was an issue i had with "bad lieutenant." the nuns were hot. i never saw any nuns that looked like that, okay? >> abel: no, no, no, no. >> nun: those boys, those sad, raging boys. >> christina: it's okay, it's okay, it's okay. it's okay. >> waiter: typical roman dish. >> anthony: typical roman dish, please. >> waiter: roman snails. >> anthony: snails? like, uh, the, from the sea? the whelk? >> waiter: no. >> anthony: no. or, no, the -- >> waiter: terra. >> anthony: oh, really? oh, man. this is serious. [ abel laughs ] >> anthony: what's the best thing about this city? >> abel: everything you

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the person who have the record was known as colonel abel. he was featured in the bridge of the spies. he managed to stay here undetected for eight years. i actually managed for a ten and another nine. i will start with talking about luck. it's such a key role in the story both good and bad. starting with where you were born. a lot of people have conversations about we are so lucky to be born here in the united states. i can't imagine being born in the third world. you were born in east germany. during the beginning of the cold war when there really wasn't a lot of creature comforts. during the second world war and after they have stripped most of what mattered inside east germany. >> that was the world you are born into. i consider myself as a result of world war ii because my parents met because towards the end of the war people would flee the oncoming russian army and they would go west. they wound up in the same space and that's how i got created a 1949. without that were i would not be here. and without and i round up the soviet occupied

. >> that depends on the immigration policy abel it could change any day laugh laugh. >> a wonderful talk is there a huge disparity between the number of chinese with under of number of americans studying in china even when adjusted for a total population during the course of this study they can see what is in front of their eyes so what is the consequence of the huge disparity of numbers by. >> that is the great question the huge growth areas near that high-school with all sorts of various shenanigans there was a situation in los angeles they recalled parachute kids so when terms of numbers it is enormous with an effort to get 100,000 americans at any given time. perhaps that accounts as the educational experience it is a lot smaller than it used to be because a student at to spend six months in beijing breathing the air and to study abroad and then to have chinese people going back to china with a joint venture companies and that area is of beijing are shanghai are very small with organic produce but ideas like that have come to china some that does create a nice pollination. ameri

this is one of the biggest caps fans abel. to stop and thank those who keep us safe.fficer carter who also says he watches "good morning washington." a big thank you. wish you could have helped the caps pull off the win larry: and thank you for waking up each morning and watching. autria: a beautiful night. veronica: today, gorgeous. we have to get rid of a little bit of humidity. this weekend, you will remember it as a human -- human weekend. saturday. our first 90 with high humidity. very uncomfortable. 70, 76 through 9:00. through 11:00, 76, we continue to dry out. a lot of sunshine across the area. short-sleeved day for sure as we get rid of the sticky and get more comfortable. well over the average high. fredericksburgn and stafford. tomorrow, 82. after lunchtime, 90 degrees and higher. heat index values will go away into the evening. if you're going to maryland day, we are kicking it off with temperatures that will topped out over 90 degrees between 10:00 and 4:00 p.m. this weekend, much different than next weekend. we are back in the 60's with a little bit of r

so annoying the fcc has been battleing this for years but has not been abel to stop these calls nats- phone ring stand up sound - gabe slate says: finally the wireless carriers are stepping up to put an end to these t-mobile will now warn their users if the incoming call is likely a scam.. they call it their scam id feature. t-mobile now has a data base of every known spammer phone number out there and they are adding to it daily as new numbers pop out.. if a user prefers never to be bothered by scam calls, they can turn on the scam block feature, and t-mobile will terminate the call before it reaches them. t-mobile users can turn these new features on or off in settings. you don't have to have it activated. t-mobile has proved the technology exits to identify and call out the spammers.. if all the other major carriers get on board and do something like this it could really hurt the spam industry and maybe make them stop targetting cell phones nats - phone that would be music to my ears wytrgs ahead at eight.. an intensifying hunt for the man accused of selling guns... then making th

so annoying the fcc has been battleing this for years but has not been abel to stop these calls natsally the wireless carriers are stepping up to put an end to these t-mobile will now warn their users if the incoming call is likely a scam.. they call it their scam id feature. t-mobile now has a data base of every known spammer phone number out there and they are adding to it daily as new numbers pop out.. if a user prefers never to be bothered by scam calls, they can turn on the scam block feature, and t-mobile will terminate the call before it reaches them. t-mobile users can turn these new features on or off in settings. you don't have to have it activated. t-mobile has proved the technology exits to identify and call out the spammers.. if all the other major carriers get on board and do something like this it could really hurt the spam industry and maybe make them stop targetting cell phones nats - phone that would be music to my ears wytrgs ( james ) coming up on the kron four morning news at six.. a handful of states are pushing to reinstate president trump's revised travel ban.

i also want to thank city council member abel who joined us today and who is pursuing a similar law inoakland and to curry from the city's attorneys office who worked to get their legislation done on time. finally colleagues, a very, very special thank you to sheila from my office. this is the last board meeting that she's staffing because we don't have a board meeting next week, sadly. you know, sheila started her career as a legislative aid in the city and county the san francisco for supervisor david campos and her first major fight was to ensure due process for immigrant use. i find it's fitting she going out fighting for immigrants like she has always for decades by working and being the main driver of this important piece of legislation. you'll hear more from me. obviously devastated that she's leaving. but she did me the great favor of helping me transition from a legislative aid to a supervisor and i'll be grateful for that. thank you sheila for your work on this legislation. we will all be extremely grateful for it for many years to come. the second piece i have is a resolutio