so did president trump and even albert einstein, how creating a work uniform may give you more time at work. a kentucky based interior designer discovers the key to acquiring customers is interviewing them and will this fireman convince hsn executives to let him sell his coffee on their net work? let's grow fast and work smart. that's all coming up next. >>> welcome to your business. this show dedicated to helping your growing business. in junior high and high school i wore a uniform to school and simply taking out that one decision what to wear probably saved me hundreds of hours a year that would have been spent sifting through my closet. wouldn't it be great to have a work uniform? we know some famous ceos that have adopted this idea, would we all get more work done if we didn't have to think about clothes or would it take awe way part of who we are? it seems easy for men, but what about women? i set out to find out what a work uniform is all about. what do steve jobs, former president barack obama, mark zuckerberg and albert einstein have in common? they all embraced the idea of a

hundreds were at albert einstein high school for the city supplies. a lot of folks say they go anywhere. >> psident trump honored military families at the twhous. the first family hosts president mike the ens. president trump thanked the circumstances that they braved to come defendsy.ur coun >> to defend it and to defend our great country. >> the first day and first lady watchinghe fire crockworks. >>> why one nikal neighborhood s trying to get rid o fireworks. hi, sheena. >> if you're heading to the pool today, we're looking at hot temperatures. we have an isolated storm chance. tomorrow, weave some big >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> 4:15. surfers had to f paddl their lives when a shark decided to crash their competition in south africa. an organizer said they ted to pate it out. but the shark insisted on saying. that competition was canceled. >>> and then, take a look at this video. a 16-year-old drove his car into a sink hole in minnesota. the teen esped by climbing out of the wind on the ground. so glad he's okay. >> there's no question t

his character witnesses were close friends, albert einstein and oscar -- a cofounder of game theory. he served as the chauffeur. he decided to make a close study of the american political institutions in preparation of the citizenship exam. on the eve of the hearing he called in a state of agitation. he found a logical inconsistency in the constitution. he was amused but realized she was dead serious. he feared it could jeopardize his citizenship. on the short drive the next day they try to distract him with jokes. einstein is being the practical one. they arrived at the court and the judge was impressed by his witnesses. he invited the trio into his chambers. after smalltalk he said, up until now you've held german citizenship, no he said austria. anyhow he said he was under an evil dictatorship. before so that's not possible. on the contrary i can see how that might occur. the judge indicated he was not interested and einstein succeeded in quieting him down. by the way i got this from solomon who was a magician and friend of mine who got it from morgan himself. a few minutes later

that list includes people like president harry truman, a justice, and the great scientist albert einstein. that list also includes pastor john hagee. [applause] pastor hagee, on behalf of a grateful nation, i thank you and your wife diana for all you have done, for all you are doing, and for all i know you will continue to do to help secure israel's future. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, tonight i want to express my country's gratitude to another american, who is responsible for dramatic changes that are helping to secure israel's future. president donald j. trump. [applause] last year when i spoke at this conference, america was still part of the nuclear deal with iran and the u.s. still had not recognized jerusalem as israel's capital. what a difference a year makes. what a difference president trump has made! [applause] the nuclear deal with iran was a disaster for israel. it doesn't block iran's path to the bomb. it paves it. it doesn't curb iran's aggression. it fuels it. it hasn't made iran's regime more moderate. it's made it even more extreme. when my prime minister benjamin net

they referred to him as the stupid nephew. >> the three-year-old albert einstein, obviously he was an adult but if he really einstein had been running with workers, depending how the way he wasdiagnosed, what would happen ? >> i see where you're going with this and three-year-old was not talking and not developing and hitting the prescribed milestones would be in trouble at the time. it was to the doctor to report children with disabilities and asperger claimed the war that he did not report children who he could have reported and there's no way to prove he might have withheld the names of some children. he may have rescued children, i'm not here to deny so if you went into after , maybe an individual like him would have under law the time or under protocol, einstein would have to be reported. >> the next row back. >> you mentioned in your report getting rid of asperger. do you have a suggestion for what the diagnosis would be called? >>. >> in terms right now autism from disorder. all we have to talk to people a high functioning in the low functioning, i hate, i don't think that desc

fireworks, some w pictus t that looks like, capped erday of family friendly entertainment at albert einsteinigh school. now, that fireworks show i nelf wasrly a half hour-long. plenty of time for the mostly local crow including many children, to take it all in. >> awesome. it's great. land of the free. >> it means everything to me, te see peoome here and get along. you know, it's legendary, especially in the times of, you know, we got going outnow. >> there is nothing like a fourth of july. thend fireworkst just makes me feel like an american. i'm very proud to be an american today. >> reporter: now, to avoid the problem of carsarking in all the residential streets around here, there was free parking at wheaton plaza mall, and free ride on shuttle bus service over here. they got erybody in and got them out very quickly. live in kensington,ki j bensen, news4. >> sounds like a great time. thank you,ieja our fourth of july coverage isn't done yet. we'll take you the other big celebrations acros our area in just about ten minutes. >>> oh it was warm, even steamy at those holiday celebrations. bu

so did president trump and even albert einstein, how creating a work uniform may give you more time atucky based interior designer discovers the key to acquiring customers is interviewing them and will this fireman convince hsn executives to let him sell his coffee on their net work? let's grow fast and work smart. that's all coming up next.

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. >> albert einstein said. >> i said the fourth rule war would be sticks and stones if it's the dark ages so people will lose all of their well. >> were trying to get people to deal with this now. >> at least with national defense we try to show you how you might dodge that blet if you knew even and a couple of weeks before but this is a really serious thing i don't want you to be terrified i want you to say why in the living daylights are we investing more capital in this and any other country in the world? this is the home of silicon valley giving birth to the it revolution why does get israel get more private capital investment then we do? the israelis need cyberdefense and you will see that in the book but this is something making guys in virginia at ten of money left mac but honestly i don't think we've done enough also since 911 i ran into the late tom clancy whose politics were about as off-the-wall as they could be and i said i have an idea for you said you need to start the country couple years before 911 you wrote a novel that they flew a jet airplane right into the capitol

le dicen que inclusive es más inteligente que albert einstein., ofrece algunos detalles. allí se lee: "yo me involucré en relaciones sexuales con un hombre llamado keith raniere. esto ocurrió cuando yo tenía aproximadamente doce o trece años". gerardo: la mujer pidió a la policía que no continuara con la investigación. hay unos antecedentes de raniere que no lo ayudan para su situación hoy. que estuvo con menores de edad. marc: yo no creo que eso ocurrió. es decir, creo que esas cosas fueron investigadas por las autoridades y no se presentaron cargos. pienso que eso está en el nivel de rumor. gerardo: pero, ¿hay un documento en que una de estas muchachas dice: "sí, yo tuve relaciones sexuales con él"? marc: sí. yo no sé si la mujer, quien era una niña al momento, está diciendo la verdad. el hecho de que ella dijera: "yo no quiero presentar cargos" no va a impedir a las autoridades acusar a cualquiera de un delito. gerardo: algunas de estas sombras del pasado de raniere figuran en cualquier búsqueda de google. pero sus seguidores no les prestaban

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researchers at albert einstein college o medicine found that women soccer players have five times more damaged brain tissue than men. y are not clear exactly why, but experts suggest differences in neck strength, sex hormones icor maybe genets could play a role. >>> speaking about sporting events, no need to water the field anywhere around here, that's for sure. not for someeatime. >> we've turned the sprinklers off. >> had the fourth wettest july on record to date, and today is the last day w of julych i can't even believe. talk about that all night long about how quickly this month has gone. >> time flies. >> exactly. we here looking at mainly dry conditions right now, butra mor is in the -- this week. i said this a lot yesterday and can't stress itl enough. weave plenty of dry time this week as well. it's not aset of a pattern as it is. take a look at your rain outlookshrough sunday. there's just a chance that you're dealing with some thunderstorms tomorrow. mainlydaater in the but it's one of those days where the thunderstorm p have theential to be strong to severe with he have rai

this city when some of the best and brightest people active in berlin came to the united states, albert einstein george gross -- the list of former residents of the city has changed the face of modern america. it is practically limitless. >> he has just told me that now they want to create heaven on earth. we celebrate with you today. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you. i thank you very much and i wish you well. so, we do celebrate with you today, remembering the heroic deeds of these, all of them here on this platform, and all berliners in the long-standing relationship between our two countries. let's not forget the painful lessons of the not so recent past, and draw on those experiences. together, we can build a better future for this city, for europe and the world. as we look toward the 21st century, the ideals the world associate with the free part of berlin are gaining recognition. history did not come to an end in 1945. and it will not do so now. berlin is a city of the future, it stands as a beacon for freedom and shines brightly for all berliners to see. in the name of the american pe

that is ben franklin, that is albert einstein, that is steve jobs and leonardo da vinci.le who have a creative mind and whose creativity comes from the type of thing you and i can appreciate, in other words, it is not just unfathomable like isaac new, it is like leonardo school,, drop out of they are a bit rebellious that they become very observant and curious and very much in love with connecting beauty with technology. those are the type of people i get most passionate about. >> has the been someone you have wanted to write about but have not taken on yet? >> i started to write a biography of louis armstrong. here we are in new orleans, i love new orleans, and i thought he would be a way to show how a different mix of ethnic groups and people coming back from the spanish-american war, spiritual songs from the old limitations, all melded together around 1900 through 1950 to be the birthplace of jazz. i think i learned almost everything you could learn about louis armstrong except who he was. notnnot quite -- i could quite get behind that mask, that smile, i could not qui

this was, of course, 1492 when columbus sailed to all the way to india with his best friend albert einstein light laughter ] "and let me -- they had so much fun on that boat. so much -- that's where they came up with e equals mc hammer." [ laughter ] and then -- [ applause ] then there was trump's announcement on monday that he had directed the pentagon to create a sixth branch of the military focused on space. trump doesn't actually know anything about space, or space policy, so he can't actually explain why he thinks a pointless and expensive space force is necessary. instead, he just says stuff like this. >> you will go out there, and you will take that frontier -- which is largely unknown by man or woman. [ light laughter ] and you will learn everything there is to know about it. and what you're doing is so important. remember, economically, militarily, scientifically -- in every way, there is no place like space. [ laughter ] >> seth: he sounds like an actor playing captain kirk in a dinner theatre production of "star trek" who forgot all his lines. [ light laughter ] he's even got van

that list includes people like president harry truman, a justice, and the great scientist albert einstein includes pastor john hagee. [applause] >> pastor hagee, on behalf of a grateful nation, i thank you and your wife diana for all you have done, for all you are doing, and for all i know you will continue to do to help secure israel's future. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, tonight i want to express my country's gratitude to another american, who is responsible for dramatic changes that are helping to secure israel's future. president donald j. trump. [applause] >> last year when i spoke at this conference, america was still part of the nuclear deal with iran and the u.s. still had not recognized jerusalem as israel's capital. what a difference a year makes. what a difference president trump has made! [applause] >> the nuclear deal with iran was a disaster for israel. it doesn't block iran's path to the bomb. it paves it. it doesn't curb iran's aggression. it fuels it. it hasn't made iran's regime more moderate. it's made it even more extreme. when my prime minister benjamin netanya

these waves pass through the earth on september 14, 2014, nearly 100 years after albert einstein predicted their existence. this opened up new opportunities for learning about the universe. i'm amazed by the work being done in central washington. in addition to this recognition, three lago scientists, also received the 2017 nobel prize for physics. a plaque will be placed at the site which reads, the precision required to detect these tiny disturbances in space time caused by black holes was caused by over 1,000 scientific and technical workers. i want to thank the american physical society, the nobel committee for recognizing the hard work and dedication of these men and women and i urge my colleagues to join me in congratulating lago scientists and employees. hank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. lamalfa: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. lamalfa: t