uh, this is alexa. hi, alexa. that's a pretty name. jane and alexa were just leaving. okay.s a beautiful necklace. oh, thank you. do you know, i saw one just like that in seville a couple of weeks ago. oh, i love spain. so do i. well... the real spain. oh, absolutely, just a couple of miles away from the coast... i know, have you been to the alhambra? yes! isn't it fabulous! i absolutely loved it. i went there last year with my husband. the man is completely pathetic. he said he didn't start seeing this cindy girl until after we split up, but i don't believe him. mm. right. anyway, hark at me. stop talking, jane! thanks again, sue. bye! ( chorusing "bye" ) ( door thuds ) well, she's got some issues. i expect you could use a drink, couldn't you, angela? no, i'm not stopping. they all say that. no, i've got dad waiting at home. i'm taking him out for an indian tonight. he doesn't like spicy food. when we tried to take him out for an indian, he just ordered egg and chips. yeah, well, he's definitely up for a curry tonight. anyway, i just popped in for the key. the key? yeah. di

still, we better get alexa in the car and off to school. eh, alexa?ng mummy that all morning. don't often see you in a suit, pete. funeral. one of his work colleagues died suddenly. oh, pete! isn't death just the worst? my uncle died when nick and we were still together, and nick just couldn't relate to the grieving process. just brought everything back to him, him, him. if it wasn't about him, he's not interested. can you imagine how annoying that can get? yes. i know, let's play "stupid mummies" again. yeah. what am i like? i'm like a silly mummy that's always late and says, "oh, i know it's a bit cheeky, "but can alexa stay forever?" oh, what am i like? oh, what am i like? no, what am i like? no, what am i like? come on, jake! wagons roll! can i just ask you something? can't it wait? it's just i wondered if you could possibly have alexa this evening. i know it's cheeky of me-- oh, i'm really sorry. we'd love to, it's just-- it's just that we--we-- we're going out. yeah. we're going out. 'cause pete's got this work due, haven't you, and we've got a

the blacklist by security police after a series of reports about some of the country's policies his alexa's investigation into the events. every time i travel to a store i always enjoyed the wonderful hospitality the food and the sightseeing of this baltic country from the journalism point of view over the past several years i produced several stories on social and economic issues here but i never expected that my reports from a store would be regarded by some as a threat to national security. every poor to buy the country's security police stated that my last three stories had an anti estonian tone and had nothing to do with the reality that is despite the fact these reports and rising neo nazis and a punitive new language law and the economic problems in the country featured prominent politicians and think tanks we went to the capital tal and to investigate what this was all about and finding myself on that list certainly came as a big surprise until i managed to speak to some of the locals who say that being there is nothing out of the ordinary here is andrei has also been the victim of

mayer political director of the organic consumers association and contributor to alter net dot org alexa's i'm sorry that it's hyper alexis welcome to the program what you know about meat glue well it's used to stick pieces of the it together so once it's served on your play it looks like a perfectly cut piece of steak but actually it's tiny little pieces of meat that have been squished together so that should offend you just because you're not getting what you think you're getting but the other thing that consumers need to know is this kind of meat is more dangerous than a whole piece of meat meat collects bacteria on the outside of the me a lot of people like to eat their meat rare you cook the outside of the meat most of the bacteria should disappear but if you leave it rare in the middle and you've got all these little pieces of meat in there some of the outside pieces aren't going to get cooked the way they need to get started now inside pieces because they're now in five pieces exactly yeah so that's a real threat. of foodborne illnesses. that that's that's that makes so much sense b

history in egypt as the country alexa president for the first time, how the white house reacts to thenews. >>> how do you react of the good weather? mostly sunny skies and more on the way. we may have a warmer week ahead. we look at ocean beach nothing but blue. the entire forecast just ahead. >>> egypt as a new president elect tonight. he made history when declared the winner in the country's first free presidential election. he succeeds hosni mubarak. dru levenson on the celebrations in cairo. >>> egyptians cheered in tears square as word came down mohammad morrissey their next president. the muslim brotherhood candidate their first democratically elected leader. he address the country. he promised to be a president to all egyptians and thank them for their confidence in him. he defeated another candidate in a runoff. mubarak's 30 rain ended last year when he was thrown from office during a pro-democracy uprising. this man caught more seas victory the first that and egypt is moving forward. other supporters were upset clamming the victory of less than 3% proves that egypt is not uni

word russians is inappropriate so i urge everybody both liberal sin even many peter it's to get their alexa construed and stop confusing nationalism. with shaaban is something is means no heat other people here is you know fog you're selfish as a nation we should condemn that but loving your country is different it is something every nation needs in order to survive and this is proper nationalism conservative and balanced nationalism. some say that liberalization of politics especially in a country like russia will inevitably propel nationalists and even ultra nationalists to power. it's not true what liberalization may do is create. that's why i say that what we need is more order more freedom. what we need is truly fear elections to be i agree that if the initial stage the smi provided juiced for conservative forces which is what you have to realize that you ethnic nationalists more sas is. delhi and to russian society. but they do exist don't say. these are all good men in then it to keep people in fear. but we all have seen people marching on the street to a swastika. and i have seen th

. >> let's talk specifically about alexa accept -- tsepras from the radical left coalition is saying. he's saying that greece can manage on its own, reject austerity measures and stay in the eurozone. how realistic is that? >> this is of course not realistic. there will be some renegotiation. if greece leaves it would lead to a big problem for the other members, so they will spend some money to keep them in. >> okay. help us put this in perspective a bit. when people think of greece, they think it's a relatively small economy. what would be the impact, though, on the euro and why does this matter? >> well, it is true that greece is a very small economy in europe, so many policymakers outside greece are making plans. they have their firewalls now and they are playing with idea that they are leaving but it's basically the litmus test of what the eu can do. if greece cannot be rescued we will see a banking run in ireland, portugal, perhaps spain and that would be a huge, huge challenge. >> speaking of spain and italy in particular, they are of course struggling with very high bond yields

view of what you're going to have their you know yes the degree to as alexa just said the part of him it's the feast of football that just keeps on giving because on monday there's another two huge games the pick of group action looks set to be england's march for france a huge one but get ready for a sea of yellow in kiev cool hosts you create and be prepared to take on sweden team you look very very good indeed in qualifying we've got a preview of the game plus the rest of the sport after a busy weekend in over an hour's time here and our team sport. now the police in moscow are searching the home of opposition leader the apartments of other prominent opposition figures are also under investigation well they will be questioned further on tuesday the searches come ahead of tuesday's planned millions march in moscow scheduled to go to coincide with a holiday marking the foundation of modern russia but we say the surge is in relation with street protests held on may the sixth there were hundreds of harassed when the rally turned violent with some demonstrators hurling stones and glass

central dot org her name is alexa o'brien went to the media center to talk to a public affairs official and found out about the retirement party and it's believed that she should not have found out about it and that's possibly why later many around the world found that she was being detained by a military police officer and almost removed from the premises yeah like so brian certainly been doing some really good reporting on this and i was following her tweets yesterday and it seemed like she was really given a hard time by the police there just one other question about the media can i mean i think i might have seen this in something that you wrote but very few media showing a very few especially mainstream media the new york times i mean how many times as a reporter with the new york times been to cover this case. i think one to two times max and i think that just says a lot about. the sort of interest that an organization like the new york times has at this point i mean they were a wiki leaks partner and had a fall out but they don't even follow closely what sort of. fall or what sort

was driving alexa's that ran a red light and crashed into a ford focus. focus hit a volkswagen. the driver of the focus was critically injured. a passenger and a dog in the volkswagen died. >> 62 degrees in leesburg. >> we're hearing from the megachurch pastor accused of attacking his teenage daughter. what? -- what creflo ♪ ♪ [ natalie ] i was born to swim but my hair isn't so lucky. hours and hos in the pool mages it. that's why i love pantene daily moisture renewal. [ female announcer ] the pro-v system nourishes for healthier hair in less than 7 days. [ natalie ] i want to win as an athlete and shine as a woman. [ female announcer ] daily moisture renewal from pantene. hair so healthy it shines. ♪ ♪ >> monday morning. here's what's coming up at 6:00. we will be live in fairfax with a look at how teachers are being recognized for bringing cutting edge technology to their classrooms. >> another high school is catching need for having a misspelled word on students' diplomas. >> madonna intentionally have flashed concertgoers. now she's in trouble with a

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first introduce me to my friends independents my partner lucy, thinks cynthia, christy, carmen, alexad everybody else. the kids are right here. this is the place to be if it's this hot. we'll talk to them more in the 5:00 hour and 6:00 hour. obviously the big story will be the heat. that's why we had to come to your house. >> and you're going to get in the water. >> i'll probably get in at some point in the afternoon. maybe. maybe. let's show you what's happening right now. the temperatures are on the warm side, but let's look at that humidity level. it's way down. now 95 degrees, but humidity only 23%, once again not bad at all. 94 in app. accomplice, 95 at baltimore, and fredericksburg coming in at 93. what are we seeing around the rest of the region? we'll see that heat advisory in for the day tomorrow, not today but tomorrow, because the humidity will move in overnight. you will notice a difference tomorrow morning as the dew points go up. you can see just about everybody under that heat advisory or heat index near 105 tomorrow. satellite and radar all career, once again almost no

okay, alexa, he does a campaign event. one of thousands, it seems. >> yeah. >> but he was in new hampshire yesterday. he has moved on from there. he was in new hampshire yesterday, and he goes and gives this talk and invokes the war on women again analogy. that we heard about last month, the month before and tries to ride that with the students many of them very young, you could see the people behind them, some of them look like they were 14 and 15 years old. why is it appropriate for the president to talk about sex and so forth in front of the high school audience? >> first of all, laura, he was talking at a high school not a preschool. many of the young adults i know, they are getting ready themselves for -- to go to the voting booth. they are getting ready to go to war. i think they are perfectly have a conversation about reproductive health and contraception. >> when you say reproductive health, that includes obviously topics regarding sexuality and i know your group is called the american values institute. and i would

their daughter alexa was there just loving mama's replica. both the hodges were promoted to captain. they celebrated six years of marriage last month but have been separated, of course, by deployments for three of those years. they volunteered for duty and say the separation actually makes their relationship stronger. that is good to hear. >> that's a cute picture, the kid hugging the cardboard cutout. >>> coming up next, when bullying gets to be too much. how one mother took some action. >> and the star-studded concert in london celebrating the queen. but the queen didn't want to hear it. you're watching "world news now." ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by lifestyle lift. attention - americans living with limited mobility. what do you do when you can no longer get around like you used to? when you fear losing your independence? who do you call? call hoveround now, to see if you qualify for america's premier power chair. hi, i'm tom kruse, inventor and founder of hoveround. now you can do more, see more, enjoy life mor

so, for areas west of alexa alexandria. friendly, camp springs, silver hill and around suitland parkway and south capital street, southeast. all under this tornado warning that will be up until 5:15. morningside, felps area, as well as camp springs. right now radar showing some signs of rotation and the warning that was up, just down to the south of this area that included charles county, that one no longer in effect, but now here we are north of where that warning was up and we're under another tornado warning, with still severe thunderstorm warnings down south, mt. vernon, alexandria and clinton area. >> watching this right now, i do see a little bit of what could be a hook echo. this storm very indicative of a possible tornado and let's move over to graphics 29 and i'll show you where this possible hook echo is. right in this area, right in here. if we could take this full screen, guys. right in here and you see that little itty-bitty circle here and that tells us that is an area of rotation and also tells us when you lo

that could be a serious problem for alexa brazil and the same thing for russia. the price of oil was $25 a barrel. it would be paranoid. what would happen? because they just suffered from bad in the late 1990's. .. indonesia. , and then you could find out that they were trying to find a leader who would be more focused on economic reform and delivering some sort of an investment cycle again. that is when i was more positive what i try and say, destination is more important. not as important as the journey. the journey is more important. you need to be flexible. you cannot get locked into view for too long. the other thing, which i have a lot of contempt for his long-term forecasting. as i say in the book, the old rule of forecasting used to be that you make as many forecasts as possible and provide people when you are right. the new rule of forecasting is that you forecast so far out in the future that neither you or i will know. .. twisting and turning all the time. because defend russia as to how, because they're ready to an acronym. it's very hard to drop one

alexa. >> happy birthday. do you want to tell us which one? >> sixty. >> it says on the sign there. duh. happy birthday. let's see what we've got for your weather today. the heat unfortunately for our friends out west, high park, little bear fire, no relief in sight. it's going to be 102 in arizona, 84 in colorado with gusty winds. look at these temperatures. albuquerque 95, st. louis 95, chicago today 94. then as you look to tomorrow, those temperatures start to make their way east so you'll have 90s into the ohio river valley, into upstate new york by wednesday, into northeast, new england, boston, new york, washington, philadelphia, all of the mid to upper 90s with excessive heat warnings going to be issued and that heat extends all the way b >> al, thanks. coming up next, a family who survived a terrifying plane crash that left them stranded on a remote mountain in idaho. they are going to open up about their ordeal in an exclusive live interview right after this. e that could adapt to changing road conditions. one that continually monitors and corrects for wheel slip. we imagin

alexa. >> happy birthday. do you want to tell us which one?> sixty. >> you had it on the sign right there. hello. well happy birthday. you look fantastic. let's see what we've got for your weather today. the heat unfortunately for our friends out west, high park, little bear fire, no relief in sight. it's going to be 102 in arizona, 94 -- 84 in colorado with gusty winds. look at these temperatures. albuquerque 95, st. louis 95, chicago today 94. then as you look to tomorrow, those temperatures start to make their way east so you'll have 90s into the ohio river valley, into upstate new york by wednesday, into northeast, new england, boston, new york, washington, philadelphia, all of the mid to upper 90s with excessive heat warnings going to be issued and that heat extends all the way back into the mississippi river valley. that's what going on around the here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good monday morning. 7:36. a live look over san jose. you can see clouds are starting to break apart. the sun is shining through but you're

alexa. >> happy birthday. do you want to tell us which one? >> sixty. >> it says on the sign there.you look fantastic. let's see the weather today. the heat unfortunate for our friends out west. the highpark fire and little bear fire, there is no relief in sight. it's 102 in arizona, 84 in colorado with gusty winds. look at these temperatures. albuquerque, 95, st. louis, 95, chicago today is 94 and then as you look to tomorrow, those temperatures start to make their way east so that you'll have 90s into the ohio river valley into upstate new york by wednesday into the northeast of new england, boston, new york, washington, philadelphia all in the mid to upper 90s with excessive heat warnings going to be issued and that heat extends all the way back into the lower mississippi river valley. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> right now it is cool and wet. good morning. radar showing areas of rain moving from west to east through the region. the areas in orange where it's raining harder is in west virginia. it's moving into