. >>> also, alexandra pelosi. she is the daughter of house speaker nancy pelosi. documentary, where she goes to orange county, california. >> you think of the rich. >> one of the wealthiest places in the country. but she's found there's a real homeless problem, there, as well. it's called "the motel kids of orange county." we'll talk to her about that. >>> and emeril lagasse is here. going to show us some great summer recipes. our man, emeril. >>> let's go to sam in miami. out of the water. out of the water. >> i haven't gotten in yet. they made me wear pants today. good morning, everybody. we're in miami this morning. we're keeping an eye on this developing tropical system, that's still 500 miles away from this coastline. but the hurricane center said this thing could put this together and become a tropical disturbance anytime. it's getting dry air and high-elevation shear here. as its steps away from the dominican republic and haiti, it will get a chance to get into broader, warmer waters, and away from the mountains, and form itself together a little bit better

headlines one hundred immigrant also has all gone off talks to world renowned italian over a singer alexandra safina who's also became fit has also become famous for combining his classical roots with modern music. however. and today my guest in the studio is. he is on the list of the most beautiful people according to people magazine he's performing in the world's best offers. sometimes he also works with. but does classical music really need to be in the minutes to survive in the twenty first century the famous italian tenor is here to talk about. his son josephine comes from a family with a strong singing tradition at an age he discovered the passion for singing and by the age of nine decided to dedicate himself to. his interests became broader. experiment as a result. albums alongside a famous a pianist and composer. there recorded a single which top several european charts. for a popular movie featuring elton john and david bowie to mention a few two years ago he recorded a. famous british soprano brightman. in russia for several months already today he's. in this country so much he just

this story and alexandra to the. event. i lived in the body call area holroyd they oh sure the quite a sizable part kolchak's gold ended up in the lake off to one of the trains crushed that eastbound train was moving along the railway what soldier train was it the way it was carrying that girl to according to alexander to the men because the also slowly in a contract made between the chicks live like an engine is and the bolsheviks take you to agreement. regarding to the kitchen agreement half of russia's gold reserves that villagers seized from culture shock was to be handed over to the bolsheviks while their legionnaires kept the other half as a result russia acquired thirteen carriages and the czechoslovak stock seventeen. the chick historians disagrees with the theory of his russian counterpart to the truce agreement was signed at crewe to the station as a result of the truce the russian gold reserve was handed over to the bolshevik government led by lenin. that the treasure was in the state that it had been while in ca

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say with pleased with the game played over with the eleven alexandra penco though he didn't give up the fight this diving had been putting superior on the school board twenty minutes from time sports lead was then moments later check veteran thomas chizik with the free take. martin earning he put sports on the right track five two after goal number eight would go superiors way. start finish the purple but five three spartacus. staying with football where cisco moscow look to have a bottle on their hands if they want to hold on to star striker kids zuki honda the japanese now on the radar of a whole host of english clubs after helping his country reach the last sixteen of the world cup finals in south africa british newspaper the daily telegraph reporting that arsenal and liverpool are evening to snap up one day before the season the twenty four year old agent confirming the interest but added that's how we see any on three offers the army men funded to a four year deal last december his star has risen significantly since thought however the midfielder schoolin twice in south africa incl

both players having braces in the game played over from the eleven alexandra until penco though he didn't develop the fight his diving header putting severe on the schoolboy twenty minutes from time sports lead was then high of the moments later check veteran thomas chizik with a free kick. martin during that he helps more technique gain momentum three minutes later cool number eight then go sit beers with maxine stuff yeah finishing supposedly the five three sports. it would. staying with football look to have a bottle on their hands if they want to hold on to star striker keisuke honda the japanese now on the radar of a whole host of english clubs after helping his country reach the last sixteen of the world cup finals in south africa british newspaper the daily telegraph reporting that arsenal and liverpool are evening to snap up one day before the season the twenty four year old's agent confirming the interest but added that c.s. have not received any three offers the army men funded to a four year deal last december peace corps has risen significantly since the op however the midfiel

ways were very in with sure of their age very on worldly they had lived such a cuckoo life that the alexandra palace in outside some petersburg and taught me a bit more about york of little ski he is often portrayed sort of maniac all murderer but in fact you sort of bring out a slightly more complex i. his personality well he was an absolutely ruthless koepp blooded pragmatic dedicated bolshevik he was also a local checa chica was the precursor of what became the k.g.b. the the russian political secret service so he was there for a purpose he was sent in to enforce clamp down on the press and i say sion to really make the root regime there a very strict prison regime and effectively to prepare for what was now an increasing venture as he was that they might have to kill the family amongst the guards was there anything len that they weren't going to go through with it yes absolutely just before they came to kill the family you're asking was issuing orders about who was supposed to kill whom they were all given an individual target and some of the guards immediately said we will not kill the g

champion and won the latest stage in the peyronie's by a minute and twenty seconds from each of these alexandra ball and i it's or perez from spain is his second stage victory in cycling showpiece after also triumphing during last year's events meanwhile holder contador catapulted himself into the lead after previous front runner and the schleck of luxemburg lost his chain losing valuable time while waiting for some roadside assistance. the surprise winner of golf's open louis oosthuizen says his first major title was down to staying calm it was a comfortable seven stroke victory for the south african at st andrews with england's lee westwood finishing runner up and world number one tiger woods coming home side in twenty third place at the start of the day and had a four shot lead over paul casey with henrik stenson and lee westwood close behind but they failed to make an impact first. the westwood didn't find the four made it case he stayed within four shots of the south african until he drove his tee shot into the gorse at that salt eventually finishing joint third with rory mcilroy and henri

i believe he is bringing his daughter, alexandra forward with him. >> good morning, ladies and gentlemenat the request of the family, first we would like to do the opening prayer from my daughter. if you please, shall we stand? first we will do the opening prayer in our native language and then she will interpret it in english. [speaking native language] >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. we are gathered today to honor a great man, mr. stewart udall. thank you, mr. stewart udall, for protecting mother earth. >> [speaking native language] [speaking native language] we gather today to honor and celebrate the life and legacy of a great man, mr. stewart udall. mr. stewart udall was a friend to all native people, a friend to our sacred lands, a friend to those who needed their voices to be heard in the halls of power. as one of the most in need of -- significant figures in protecting america's natural environment, he was a friend to all americans. mr. udall was a long time, ardent advocate for mother earth and her children. he understood the earth is sacred, the waters are sacred, the sky

"the washington post" story yesterday reported that, quote, a protest in alexandra last month was attended by 4,000 people. a high number in egypt, where plane people are afraid to join demonstrations, end of quote. the president of the international rerepublican institute who has history of caring about religious rights and freedoms echoes these sentiments about the administration's human rights and democracy promotion policy in egypt and elsewhere around the world. in recent testimony before the house committee on foreign affairs he said, and i quote, a lack of strong consistent leadership from the top of the administration has become apparent to the bureaucracy. one result is the cutting or slowing of funding for democracy programs in countries like belarus, cuba, egypt, iran, north korea, venezuela, zimbabwe. another consequence is that our embassies abroad, and this is painful to hear, are providing less diplomatic support on human rights and democracy. asked about the u.s. position on democracy in egypt, our ambassador to cairo praises the country's press freedom. the american embass