soledad: adelle, how typical is this story? adelle: oh very very common.he school lunch program is an amazing thing. it's wonderful for families who qualify but the limits for free and reduced lunch are very low and they're set nationally. and so in areas like ours in northern virginia where cost of living is very high there's just so many families who they earn just a little bit too much to qualify for free or reduced lunch. but they don't earn enough to ensure that they can cover the cost of feeding their child at school without hardship. soledad: was your daughter embarrassed at school? kerry: so i remember coming home one day and saying mom you know i went to lunch today and they gave me a tray. she said i sat down to eat and the lunch lady came out and told me i had a balance on my lunch account and she took my tray and gave me a yogurt and. i was floored. like i couldn't believe that another adult would do that to a child especially an adult that a child is supposed to trust to have their best interests in mind. they took it and threw the tray away a

go for it. >> it is hard to compete with daele, -- adele, but i will give it a shot.er] the four topsat coming around 76.34. it started a day after the tariffs with china retaliating. on that day, sentiment really took a nosedive. fast-forward to the current month. today, we have seen aussie break below the mainline support, which started out just below 74 even. we are looking at that break down brought largely by the westpac bringing forward the rate cut. i think that that could continue that move and what is interesting is that although today equities rally, all of the yen crosses are lower, so that does not speak to much to sentiment. and that might have something to do with imf cutting growth forecasts overnight. in any event, the crosses are poised to head lower. if it does close below that trend line on a friday, it is going to take nothing less than a signed deal, which could happen on wednesday. lastly, the lower panel -- david: mike. >> the debt hasn't -- it hasn't even started to get bearish and that leads to further losses. david: mike, i will give it to yo

after and beaten to win his 6th grand slam title but in 2017 federal recorded his 1st win over new adel in a grand slam final other than wimbledon the swiss picking up grand slam title number 18 it'll be serina williams against simona halep for the women's title on saturday the 7 time champion took less than an hour to be brought aboard us that some of us 6162 serena is chasing her 24th grand slam title which would equal the record held by the australian great margaret court and she says that playing with her mixed doubles partner andy murray has made her a better competitor. england's cricket captain owen morgan says his team have a huge opportunity to return to the top of the game after setting up a cricket world cup final against new zealand at lord's on sunday the hosts thrashed australia in the semi alex kerry was just one of the casualties losing his helmet and spitting his chin open off a job for archer delivery australia finishing up on 223 all out in reply england's jason roy led with 85 runs. captain owen morgan and joe root saw england home with 8 which and 18 overs to spare.

adel, if you are out there maybe you can help here.he five." >> ♪ >> i am dana perino with lisa, juan williams, jesse watters and greg gutfeld. it's 5 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." president trump making history the first american president to ever step foot on north korea soil for a meeting with kim jong-un to restart the nuclear negotiations and the effort to get the regime to dismantle their weapons. here's the president touting the progress. >> we developed a great relationship. if you go back 2.5 years prior to my becoming president, it was

it was raphael adele who came out on top.wo, any of these three. 55 out of the last 57 titles have been contested by these three and is hard to pick out of these three who will come out on top. there was somebody success in the wheelchair doubles. coverage on bbc two now. the netball world cup is underway in liverpool. plenty of interest for the home nations on the opening day. kate grey's at the liverpool arena for us. kate northern ireland have already played and england and scotland play later. yes, we have a jam—packed day of netball. behind me they are practising for the opening ceremony so practising for the opening ceremony so it is a day for the organisers here. we have seen northern ireland in action already against defending champions, australia. it have first game for them and that was clear on court. australia were just unstoppable as there, a blend score line taking it to 88 goals and 2a northern ireland. it was et al. 0pening match but it was a chance for them to really have a good practice. unfortunately the ca

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ongoing control efforts in this acute situation that we are experiencing so just to get clarification adelle get a chill can't really comment on whether this vaccine was the cause of these deaths are we just don't know right now it's very hard to to stablish cause ation with this kind of thing it is a very serious accusation that's why i wanted to get clarity on it. they feel we know that there were death cases recorded amongst people who received the think of x. and these are cases of people who've really of developing the disease and of dying infection even after having received the vaccine we know that even with the effects in for those who receive the vaccine while it will decrease in those who've been pretty exposed to the virus the chances of developing the disease you know that was it is not a vaccine that will reduce those chances to 0 so this is the context for having seen also some of the death cases amongst those who receive the vixen. dr thank you we head to japan now which on thursday suffered the worst mass killing in 18 years in arson attack on an animation studio in kyoto peo

announcer: presidential candidate amy klobuchar meets voters in adele, iowa during a three-day campaign swing through the state. it is her ninth trip to iowa since announcing her white house bid in february. >> ok, everybody. i hope everyone can hear me. i am the chair of the dallas county democratic party here. [applause] thank you all so much for coming, bearing the heat. you are either wet because it is raining or wet because it is so hot you are sweating. thank you alr

and-- and-- and adele. she's not in this photo, but adele was there, too. guess that's fair. that's fair. that was fun. and now i know you as my friend from england. >> i know, we had a great time. ( british accent ). you're all right, mate. you're all right, babes. you're all right. >> stephen: are you okay? >> that was my takeaway from the whole england trip. that's my thing, yeah. i say it to everyone. everyone is sick of me saying it. >> stephen: i'm not. now, the met gala was this week on monday. marking the exhibit-- opening the exhibit "camp: notes on fashion." rupaul. what is "camp?" what is "camp?" >> i will tell you, most people don't understand it, because camp-- you have to be able to see the facade of life-- i'm going to get philosophical up in here. >> stephen: do it. >> you have to be able to see the absurdity of life from outside of yourself. so the idea of drag is camp, because we're saying, you know, i'm not this body. i'm actually-- i'm actually god in drag playing humanity, right. so when you are in that place-- let the church say amen.

. >> we bring you live to adel, iowa where 2020 presidential candidate amy klobuchar is holding a meetreat. >> i can't believe you all are here in the middle of this heat. for me it's 100 degrees warmer than when i announced but it's great. looks like we have a lot of food and a lot of people enjoying the food.

over on court number one, rath and adele is an action against some cardiff‘s up you might remember somehe big three has been a big talking point so far, and novak djokovic, defending championship is safely through once again. he came to his match today in straight sets beating david goffin, 2—0 out here and closed quite comfortably against his belgian opponent. he will face roberto bautista goo in the semifinals. so it looks as things stand as the roger federer will progress. whether or not we will see that dream semifinal, with roger federer against rafi on a document that would be some line—up. they haven‘t faced each other here at wimbledon since that epic final in 2008. -- wimbledon since that epic final in 2008. —— against rafi and adele. see you at half six. that‘s all the sport for now. more now on our top story. the british ambassador to the united states, who‘s faced a tirade of insults from president trump in recent days, has resigned. sir kim darroch said the row — prompted by his criticism of the president in leaked diplomatic documents — made it impossible for him to carry

sacramento police department packed a courtroom yesterday for the hearing for adele ramos but his lawyer asked for more time to prepare. he is facing four felony charges for the murder of officer o'sullivan june 19th. >>> closing arguments in the ghost ship warehouse trial will wrap up today. the district attorney will is a have a last chance to address the jury before they begin deliberations. defendants almen tha and max harris could receive 39 years in prison. >>> north korea fired several unidentified projectiles presenting a lot of questions for president trump's push for denuclearization. officials if south korea have not identified the projectiles, fired yesterday, but said they were launched from north korea's east coast. north korea fired two short range ballistic missiles, a warning to south korea, this comes after the president met with kim jong un at the demilitarized zone last month. >>> time is 4:40, environmental group is suing the city of paris over april's big fire at the notre dame cathedral. the roof of the church melted in the heat. an environmental group says the cit

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lady gaga sterling kay brown and adele are among the cries of inviteees into the academy of motion picturesrts and sciences. they are extending theinvitation to 842 people half women and a third people of color. they have come under heavy criticism in recent years for the lack of diversity. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: and the neil diamond story is coming to broadway. it will chronicle diamond's life and career from humb ttry's most prolific songwriters and performers. the still untitled show will feature several of diamond's classic hits. no word on when it will open. that's your eye on entertainment chris martinez, cbs news los angeles. . >>> good morning. uncle vern here. when i am not auditioning for the next men in black movie, i am up here doing sports for you. we have seen warriors past. what about the present and the future? i am going to have that and more an out and out laugher for the giants on monday. you got to have one of these every now and then. . >>> good morning, everybody. why am i laughing? i am so happy to be here in the small box, in the small screen, to perform for you ta

progressing in what is a bumper day of brits in action before the likes of roger federer and ralph and adeleing champion in the women‘s singles is currently playing on the centre court. it is customary for her to open busy of the main show on data. more from john watson at wimbledon throughout the day. but a huge night in lyon for england who take on the usa in the semifinal of the women‘s world cup. phil neville says reaching the last four should not be considered an achievement and only by winning the tournament would theircampaign bea by winning the tournament would their campaign be a success. sarah, we hear so much about how great this usa side is, how big a gulf is their inability between them in england? i think it is certainly getting closer between these two sides. in six hours‘ time, we will find out when the usa, the defending champions, kick—off against england. we know that the usa are three times champions. they‘re looking to make it four. england are looking to make their first world cup final. they know that heartbreak of what going out ina know that heartbreak of what going

tragic story there graphics set in the report by adele gastelum isis a longer version of thought in french for viewers w who. spspeak french on the website france pretty four dot com. catch up now on our headlines this evening the passive come back to haunt the president trump's labor secretary alexander acosta. he has announced his resignation on friday it's over hihis handlg of a sex crimes case involving financier jeffrey. steam this when n mr cost with a federal prosecutor. and turkey a a memrr of nato h s begugunaking delivivery of an advanced russian missile defense system on friday it's a move that could drive a wedge. ininto the hearts of the western military alliance. which we know once you buy cold standard f for the business he's an evevening cold. and now you're starting with more consolidation in at the global auto industry tells about the threat fortin volkswagen first announced a collaboration back in january they actually expanded that today on friday. companies unveiling plans to cooperate on electric cars and on a time is vehicles to growing areas of the world's auto sect

them face each other wimbledon again the last all england club encounter had been an epic with an adele winning in the 2008 final friday semi swung the other way. 20 time grand slam champion roger federer a full through a tie break to take the opening set. but has no doubt settled into the pace 40th much he broke twice in the 2nd to take it 6 more in. the next 2 sets provided a master class in tennis tactics from 2 of the greatest players ever to set foot on the court but ultimately it was federer who seize control clinching them 6364. and booking his place in sunday's final where he'll go for a 9th singles crown and a 21st grand slam title was. that everything at the end which was great i guess just very relieved it's all over it's all over at this point but. it's definitely definitely going go down as one of my favorite matches to look back on again just because it's rafa because it's every move and the crowds were into it just accept that it. was not a day and i plan to great event i take this in a positive way but the same time today's sad because for me i know its chances are not f

with the chair umpire the big talking point came in the 3rd set when he curio smashed the ball in adelle's body during a point he admitted later that it was deliberate when the dog a 2 time one golden champion kept his cool to win in 4 sets the doll said it's sad curios isn't making the most of his tennis ability. to play. well but what about that you know he was the i didn't get. welled up old yes. i mean how many slams how much money that they. can take a ball of the chess play going to ball just you know sometimes it's tough to see a couple of things on on court and he's amazing how he's able to play and so he's able to forget about all the stuff he potentially he is going to islam. is a much more comfortable ride for roger federer he reached round 3 with a straight sets win over british wildcard jake clarke time champion meets france's lucas. defending champion novak djokovic plays his 3rd round match later he's facing criticism in serbia for inviting go on even to join his coaching team at wimbledon serbian tabloids are calling it a scandalous partnership nationalist sentiments still

we can head out to centre court where rath and adele is in action. is feeling the effects of that late—night finish. he will be disappointed having not managed to progress. sousais sousa is probably feeling tired and is being given the runaround. a big match to come and it could be that toughest match against patrick patrick of can coco gauff which the court filings? the youngest person since 1991. she lit up the first week and she could wear light at the second week as well. plenty to look forward to. tyson fury says a rematch with wbc heavyweight champion deontay wilder will take place on 22 february next year. their originalfight in december ended in a draw, but fury was convinced he'd won. in his only bout since then, he stopped german tom schwarz last month. wilder is due to defend his belt against luis ortiz, win that and a rematch would be possible with fury, who says a deal has been signed. after the usa's victory in the women's world cup final, their captain meghan rapinoe says that progress has to be made when it comes to pay in the women's

they almost certainly would not have survived otherwise mainly in north but all over the highlands adele quite like me having a i got into the thing fixed in via a concert that i wanted to be in new highlands and last year also we have concerts at our 19 kilometer hole that said orde or gun violence so it's basically something about what this baby rhino didn't get to higher land in time to escape the floodwater instead after numerous attempts a rescue team succeeded in dragging the panicked cough to safety catherine the national park is home to several protected and endangered species but it's the conservation success of the one who owned indian rhino this park into a world heritage site. but the animals still face 2 big threats the annual monsoon floods and poaches the park has 199 and watch towers most of which are currently surrounded by floodwater ranges a working round the clock where the poaches may take advantage of the diet conditions to launch more attacks and i never did here we've been very vigilant we keep a close eye on the animals day and night i'm expecting more poaches to

adele, maureen, and brian say boris is the man who can bring bolton together. may had been a tough sell on the doorstep in bolton. will it be different with boris, an easier sell? the reason theresa may was quite a hard sell in may was because of brexit. you gave a little whoop there! well, i think he's right for the job. he'sjolly. he's happy. and he just says it as it is. what does he need to do, day one? he needs to get us out of the european union. even if we can‘t get a deal with the eu? i don‘t think we‘ll get a deal. 58% of people voted leave here. and like in many parts of the country, that has launched traditional loyalties up in the air. bolton is one of those places where people can be persuaded to change their minds. in fact, the swing vote is so significant here that two years ago theresa may chose bolton to launch her general election campaign, and so if there is another one of those, it won‘t be local conservatives borisjohnson will have to win over, it‘ll be everyone else. i don‘t support any conservative prime minister, because as a disabled pe

adel, if you are out there maybe you can help here. here comes "the five." >> ♪ >> i am dana perino with lisa, juan williams, jesse watters and greg gutfeld. it's 5 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." president trump making history the first american president to ever step foot on north korea soil for a meeting with kim jong-un to restart the nuclear negotiations and the effort to get the regime to dismantle their weapons. here's the president touting the progress. >> we developed a great relationship. if you go back 2.5 years prior to my becoming president, it was a very, very bad situation. a very dangerous situation for south korea and north and the world. it was an honor that you asked me to step over the line. i was proud to step over the line. i told you i might do that. >> the visit met with fears criticism. >> despite 3 years of almost bizarre foreign policy from this president, this country is no safer when it comes to north korea. they launched other missiles flouting the diplomacy this president has attempted so

sacramento police department packed a courtroom yesterday for a hearing for adele ramos, his lawyer askede time to prepare the case. he is facing four felony charges for the murder of officer o'sullivan. >>> closing arguments in the ghost ship warehouse fire trial are expected to wrap up later today. the district attorney will have one last chance to address the jury before they begin deliberations. if convicted on all charges, defendants derrick almena and max harris could receive 39 years this prison. >>> the other half of the democratic candidates for president will take the debate stage in detroit tonight. last night centered on the two most progressive candidates. bernie sanders and elizabeth warren defended free college and medicare for all. for some of the candidates last night may have been their last moment on stage, the qualifications for the september debate are twice as high. >>> ktvu political analyst says the two major candidates at the debate appeared to team one a common goal. >> bernie sanders and elizabeth warren teaming up a little bit. if you watch the cut aways, they

that counts bob dylan, adele, and neil diamond among its artists.hat is your bloomberg business flash. norsk hydro has turned the outlook for a second time this year. they are lowering expectations for china and the rest of the world as the company misses estimates for second quarter underlying profits. i'm delighted to be joined by the chief executive of norsk hydro. thank you for joining us. when you look at concerns, how much is trade playing into it and you expect tensions to get worse? hilde: obviously, it is volatile. it is influenced by trade tensions and insecurity following from them. we have seen that that is growth in ourmand market segments. francine: how are you planning to boost shareholder return? you have had a number of setbacks, the company had, before you joined. what can you do to give something back? hilde: we have set a clear agenda trying to adjust and address probability. to come back in brazil has been important. that is good news for this quarter. we have been able to get listed in brazil so we can return to full production

and doctor adele a garland the trauma medical director at santa clara valley medical center. doctor garland will start us out. >>> good afternoon and thank you all for coming. i know this has been horrific experience. for our community. but as a trauma surgeon this is one of the things that we prepare for. we build our system for. and we hope we will never happens to use. i want to complement all of the people involved in the response within this is facility and county. the first responders who were bringing patients from what is considered a hot scene. it was one of the more magnificent examples of what we can do when we all work together in the community. within trauma centers you have to work within a system and a community. and involve both trauma center and non-trauma centers. one of the big gifts we had with this episode was our partnership with saint louise hospital in the south bay. that allowed us to really optimize our response. to this occurrence that was censored in the communities of the south bay. when you build a trauma center it is all about relationships. the

. >> i hike every weekend in adele state park. the north side of that park, the part that did not burn is at a high risk level. it really needs to have some prescribed burn to reduce the fuel level. >> reporter: laura who lovett her home in the tubbs fire has this proposal. >> i'd like the city council to pass a law about vegetation management, that people that own property don't just have to cut the weeds down, they have to cut everything down that's flammable. >> and you're fined if you don't do it? >> absolutely. >> reporter: if you can't come to the meetings, there's still a way you can contribute online. the city is asking people to fill out this sur ray with questions about areas you think are the highest fire risk. the city says they've been denied money for fire prevention programs. >> all those priorities go into helping us put together grants. those grants are where we'll seek assistance from fema, the federal government, to help support and monetarily fund some of those ideas and concepts. >>> we want to hear your ideas

one second paid if we start playing this game will be go back and find every sin of ht to enlighten adele, we've got to strike down monticello. we should rip down mount vernon. it is a corrupted founding. >> a black man who loved this country, throwing out our history, we had people who helped our country to grow, socialist marxist division putting our country down, our god, country. >> raymond: i've got to get to one other topic. there is a mural and a school district. the school district is sending $600,000 to erase it. here's the rub. it was created by a leftist intramural list to actually depicts washington with in the background. you see the native americans. it was a critical commentary on washington to broaden the perception of this founding father. is this a good idea to strike this? >> is it a good idea to take this mural down? yes. in 1936, how many blacks, how many native americans participated in whether to put that up there? nash depicted, but only blacks and native americans were involved in the decision-making to put that up there quest to -? zero. >> eight depicts somethin

should get there early the other parts of the east bay were quite popular to a net capacity yesterday adeleivermore shadow close in pleasanton and contra loma in antioch very. this weekend in sacramento, a brewery has come up with a way to honor officer tara o'sullivan, who grew in the bay area and was killed in the line of duty in sacramento. charmaine niro has the story. >>it's going to be a light 6 and a half percent approachable i p a. >>it's all business as usual inside the track, 7 brewery in curtis cars as staff members prepare for the busy summer season. they're anticipating one new addition to this list of beers so this is the tank the a. >>always for many currently in india, pale ale made in honor of fallen sacramento, police officer tara o'sullivan called o so he 3.49. >>foley was her nickname around the police department and for those who knew and loved her 3, 4, 9, with their badge number that we definitely winning. 7 curtis park rgan a lever at locations says he was recently approached by a former partner of tires who would often patrol around the curtis park neighborhood alon

last time it was an adele who came out on top that day. —— nadal.inals. there has been some success. a double title has been one. he plays dylan olcott in the final of the singles so that will be an interesting dynamic when they meet later. just to confirm roberto bautista agut held onto his service games and he has levelled that matchup. set all. you can follow that on the website or on bbc one right now. each of the home nations involved in the netball world cup play their opening game on day one in liverpool. commonwealth champions england have high hopes. scotland start their campaign later too. but for the third of the three it was a tough start, as kate grey explains. we have seen northern ireland in action already against the defending champions australia, a really tough first game for them and that was clear on court. the favourites australia were unstoppable, taking it to 88 goals and 2a for northern ireland. it was a tough opening match but a chance to have a good practice. the captain did hit the deck at one point but she is doing 0k deck

announcer: presidential candidate amy klobuchar meets voters in adele, iowa during a three-day campaign swing through the state. it is her ninth trip to iowa since announcing her white house bid in february. >> ok, everybody. i hope everyone can hear me. i am the chair of the dallas county democratic party here. [applause] thank you all so much for coming, bearing the heat. you are either wet because it is raining or wet because it is so hot you are sweating. thank you all for coming. we should have brought three more tables. expect plenty of food. not that you will want to jump up right now but please fill your plates before you leave because we have a lot of food. thank you all for coming. dallas county democrats will be welcoming quite a few candidates and we really appreciate everyone coming up, meeting the candidates, participating. it is something we are likely to -- lucky to have here in iowa, meet the candidates and the future president of the united states. [applause] please visit our website. we do keep up-to-date with all of that and like us on facebook. that is our push for

the other east bay park city yesterday adele valley in livermore shadow cliffs in pleasanton contra lomayou didn't start early you missed out. >>show up before the sun comes up to its marketplace on the shoreline. our let's talk baseball, the oakland a's had some spectacular play on independence day they were hosting the twins at the coliseum so let's go to the bottom of the 4th chris herman at the plate harry was drilling one and the left field. >>and that was good enough to allow its first davis to score tying up the game and then next ending marcus simeon getting some great contact with the ball that one's gone for a home run straight over the center field wall then bottom of the 8th bases loaded sitting in again. the former cal star putting on his own fireworks show hitting his 4th career grand slam. oakland winds at 72. >>it's 6 o'clock the battle over a citizenship question on the upcoming this summer, book two, separate qualifying stays at choicehotels.com... ...and earn a $50 gift card. because when your business is rewarding yourself... ...our business is you. book direct at cho

. >> we bring you live to adel, iowa, where 2020 presidential candidate amy klobuchar is holding a meet and great. >> i can't believe you all are here in the middle of this heat. for me it's 100 degrees warmer than when i announced but it's great. looks like we have a lot of food and a lot of people enjoying the food. my background here is well established. we have a minnesota delegation contest every single year and i won the first year and then have lost every time so -- [laughter] but it was a lot of fun and it is my entry with the tater to the hot dish, what which involves some tater to the and some pepper jack cheese. and in an iowa-southern minnesota good folk lower, it was very popular in -- statewide in minnesota but then i was getting emails only from southern minnesota which said you might want to use a different type of cheese because the pepper jack was so spicy. no one from northern minnesota said that at all. in addition to bryce with his great leadership, thank you, bryce, for that, we have shirley from the city council. where are you? thank you very much for being here a

. —— roger federer, rafael and adele match.y about this final? we have spoken about the dominance of the big three in the men's game. yet again they have proved that class is timeless and roger federer will have to draw on all his experience and begin moments if he is to come past novak djokovic, the defending champion who is looking to went back—to—back titles again this year. arguably he is the form player, we know he was on the cusp of all four grand slam titles at the same time before going out in the french open. he is not really been tested so far in this tournament, coming past roberto agrees to batista. what a contest we have in store it tomorrow. so, so ha rd to have in store it tomorrow. so, so hard to draw between these two. i think roger federer will want a good start, if he can get that who knows what he will produce? it will be some story if he is to come out on top against novak djokovic. as is so often the case when these to take centre stage, you certainly won't wa nt to ta ke centre stage, you certainly won't

against ref and adele and the australian open in 2012 it was physically demanding but today having rogert one thing i'm proud of is that i managed to stay calm even in moments where i was match point down and to find the strength that allowed me to come back and win. and there was more. away from wimbledon and lords lewis hamilton was making history at another great british sporting venue. he won a record sixth british grand prix at silverstone — grime artist stormzy there with the chequered flag. it was by far and away the best race of the season so far as hamilton won his seventh race of the season, and stretch his lead at the top of the drivers championship. you would think you would get used to something like that but i tell you, it feels like the first time. and i am just forever grateful for everyone who has come out and spent their whole weekend here. i really hope that you enjoyed your day. to the netball world cup in liverpool next, where we're into the second round of the competition, and kate gray is there for us. what can we look forward to this morning? the good news is all

today, democratic presidential candidate senator amy klobuchar of minnesota will meet with voters in adel, iowa. you can see it live at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or listen live on the free c-span radio app. >>> tonight on "the communicators." we talk about the future of journalism in the age of big tech firms with news media alliance's david chavern and matthew schruers. >> facebook, google, apple, they employ exactly zero journalists. okay. so the amount of journalism they're doing is zero. they're not going to city hall. they're not going to school board meetings. they're not covering the president. they rely on delivering our content and monetizing around that content. and if you don't do that anymore, if we don't have local journalism. >> so the question isn't whether or not we want a strong and vibrant journalism industry. the question is how to get there and should we do it with an antitrust exemption, specifically. we tried that in the 1970s when newspapers were last threatened by a new media, the broadcast raerks. it didn't work. >> watch "the communicators

adele and i need you there. dylan came and portrayed somebody for us in the crowd as the freeman. it was just a different, that next decade, again, was testing what we had done. to see, you know, could we make this work on a larger scale the way we said we wanted every visitor to know who walked through colonial williamsburg, that 52% of the population was black. everyone had to know that basic fact. and what it meant. right? >> does - i don't think that we talked about the actual structure of the department, and how we got to where christie is speaking up. rex can speak to a better than i. but, i know, because i was supervisor of the interpreters and during the program. and so, in the beginning, we had african-american programs, which was an entity in itself. people that interpreted what the people that did evening programs. and those who were in what was called, what we would call ccp, which is a company of colonial performers. and so, but african-american programs was part of that. so, anybody that was in costume that did evening programs was fair game to do any of our programs

the stand at -- stand out, said adele. and --ck simcity blackrock's obsidian returning. the switch is now more affordable. nintendo is releasing a smaller version called the switch light. it will cost about $200, $100 less than the original. last year nintendo sold 17 million. amazon starting with $1 trillion valuation again after posting a seven day winning streak. this today's close seeing its market cap rose to $993 billion, a gain of less than 1% would push it above the 10 figure mark. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. much.ne: thank you so fed chair jay powell has made it clear he is preparing to cut rates for the first time in a decade. no sign of overheating in the jobs market at home. here are some highlights of his congressional testimony. >> the overall economy is performing well but we see what we call crosscurrents, principally trade developments and concerns over global growth. .e see those many participants saw those as weighing on the outlook and calling for possibly more ac

a passenger sharing this video from adele that flight showing part of the plane rattling around one ofngines, forcing an emergency landing. that's not something you want to see when looking out the window. david kerley has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: a frightening sight for passengers, an engine blown and the nose cone from that engine still tumbling inside. >> after we heard the boom we just saw all the smoke come up into the cabin, and that's announces engine loss and flight attendants start preparing passengers for an emergency landing. >> fasten your seatbelts, loosen your collars. remove ties and eyeglasses. >> reporter: each passenger asked by the flight attendant to show that they know the bracing position. >> the flight attendants will come through, make sure that you've got this position down. >> make sure your seat belt is really tight, as low as possible. when we say brace for landing put your -- yes, forward your head in your lap. >> reporter: quickly diverting for this emergency landing in raleigh-durham. >> we are declaring an emergency. >> reporter: as

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they extended it out a bit, and if you looked at songs more recently, he would probably have a bit of adele the list with the shape of you. he is constantly on the radio. he writes very cleverly to make sure that his music crosses genres. you can hear it on a very contemporary radio station like radio 1. does he actually? does someone target something like that? honestly, i interviewed him before his previous album came out, divide, and he told me he had written ten versions of every song on the album to try and work out what the best... so he had one song about nostalgia for childhood, ten versions of that, he wrote one song that was a big pop hit for radio in america, ten versions of that, and he chose the best of each ones. not only that, particularly in the streaming era when everyone listens to playlists rather than albums, each of those songs works in a different genre, so you have a ballad, a pop song, one with stormzy feature so it goes on the urban and r&b playlists. i wouldn't call it cynical, but it is very clever. methodical. yeah, definitely. the brother of the manchester bothe

with raff and adele in action, novak djokovic and roger federer as well, it will be a bumper day. ——t, he will be competing against tyson fury. fury said a contract has been signed for that in february. that is all the sport right now. i will be back at around half past one. waiting lists for routine surgery have risen by up to 50% in england because senior doctors say they cannot afford to work extra shifts. consultants have begun refusing to work beyond their planned hours after receiving unexpected tax bills, following new pension rules in 2016. nhs hospitals said delays are becoming increasingly routine as a result. the department of health said it aimed to solve the problem with more flexible pensions. dr tony goldstone is a consultant radiologist who has been affected by these changes — and hejoins us now. thank you forjoining us. tell us how you have been affected. so, i realise that i had my first pension tax liability 18 months ago and that was a five figure sum and then again was a five figure sum and then again was hit by another five figure bill this tax year and it becam

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adele, maureen, and brian say boris is the man who can bring bolton together.ons you said that theresa may had been a tough sell on the doorstep in bolton. will it be different with boris, an easier sell? the reason theresa may was fight hard sell was because of brexit. i think he is right for the job. he isjolly. he is happy. and he just says it as it is. what does he just says it as it is. what does he need to do, day one? he needs to get us out of the european union. evenif get us out of the european union. even if we can't get a deal with the eu? i don't think we will get a deal. 58% of eu? i don't think we will get a deal. 5896 of people voted leave here. that has lost traditional loyalties up in the air. bolton is one of those places where people can be persuaded to change their minds. in fact, the swing vote is so significant here that two years ago theresa may chose bolton to launch a general election campaign and, so, if there is another one of those, it won't be local conservatives boris johnson will have to win over, it will be everyone else. johnson