this is what heat did to grapes this year in napa apa apa apa >> owning a winery means multi tasking.ects of a heat wave on grapes. >> i've never seen 116 in the vineyard. >> she saw the temperatures four straight days and here's the result, clusters of be plump cabernet grapes include dried up grapes. >> how much have you lost this year? >> average, 25%. >> which traffic lighlts quite a boutique that may put out 30,000 a year. pam expects to absorb the losses it also means more diligent work on the back end. >> we're going to have to be wine makers. som yores you don't have to be wine makers. some years you let the vineyard do that for you. >> reporter: many of the people who would pick these grapes have not returned this year. >> there is a timing factor so if all of us want to pick at the same time, it's going to be first come first serve. and it could be whose paying more. >> reporter: just one more thing to worry about and one other facet of wine making beyond her control. eventually it'll all be part of the story they'll tell when the 2017 vintage move from the vineyards to bott

he was one of the bees in the apa that me and the fellow and. now benny is back with his own album featuring a mix if you achieve. favorite. two minutes. what does a football loving country need to reach its goals. we'll tell you how the german soccer made it back to the top. in our web special w dot com. football made in germany.

. >> even if they now live far apa apa apart. at a combined birthday party dozens of family members paid tribute to the two soldiers. their military service started shortly after marriage both leaving behind their young wives. >> i was drafted. >> ralph didn't have a choice and boyd. >> my mother asked me to go along with him. >> went out of love. while at first they trained together they were soon separated. >> i was worried to death until i finally found him. >> boyd was the commander of an m-10 tank. >> we were pushing the germans out of rome. >> what he didn't know is ralph was not far away at a nearby camp. >> i lost nine men and i'll never get over it. but they were victorious. >> they held that flag together seen in newspapers around the country. it's also where boyd earned the purple heart. >> i'm honored to be american. >> but now surrounded by family holding that same flag. ♪ from sea to shining sea >> these twin patriots. >> ralph's alive and i'm alive. and we had the best toward each other. >> we'll do the best we can

he was one of the bees in the apa family and the son. now benny is back with his own album featuring a mix of. old favorites. and sixty minutes. where i come from we had to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one t.v. shadow and a few newspapers with official information as a journeys i had walked off the streets of many canvassed and their problems are always the same forward to social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press. corruption work on the floor to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the humans and see the microphones who have decided to put their trust in us. my name is jenny paris and i work a d.w.i. . alone a very warm welcome indeed to quadriga coming to you from the heart of the late and the dust is just beginning beginning to settle off to some days national elections here in germany.

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today, harry and meghan were hand h hand, strolling into a tennis event, apa small kurt detail, the twoere showing some pda. all at a very public event. this was their first official appearance as a couple. meghan and her prince sat side by side during the match. seeming to break traditional protocol of not sitting together at a royal function until they're engaged. saturday night, they were not exactly together at the opening ceremonies. is there hello, toronto. bon soir, canada. >> reporter: meghan was there. but with her friend. toronto-based businessman markus anderson, who introduced her to harry back in 2016. >> anything is possible. >> we hope so. great event. and great couple. >>> moving on to demi moore and rumer willis. the two stars together on >> she's a regular. i'm a guest. i'm in the guest bedroom of her apartment. she getes th king-sized bed. >> reporter: they're roomies. taco-srs. and lookin' at demi in navy velvet and lace, gotta say, we'll have what she's havin'. this 54-year-old mama is looking good. >> nothing makes you happier as a parent than seeing your children

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hollowed ground we' reminded of theimeless truth that whe america is united no force on earth can break us apagon police officer isaac hopel and a special person was one of the many heroes who's love foris fellow americans knew no bounds. he was a mile away whehe got theall over his radio that a plane had crashed into the pentagon. he speto the scene and raced into smoke and fire. few people would have done it. he ducked under live electrical wires and trudged through puddled of jet fuel only steps away from sparkand vicious flame. in the pitch black, he began calling t people in need of help. isaac heard faint voices and he wanted to answer those faint ices one-by-one he carried people out of th burning rubble. he kept going back into the smoldering darkness and calling out to anyone that could hear anyone that was a li. he saved as my as 20 people who had follod his voice. he carried eight himself. for nearly 36 hours isaac kept on savgives, servg our nation and proteing our safety in our hour of need. and today isaac continues to do extly that. isaac still works athe pentagon now as a serge

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. >>> now more on yesterday's rock fall that happened at the southe apa ast fa yesterday, this is a sheet of lie of granite that fell estimated to be 130 feet tall, about big feeflake decomes wiright off the face of the rock. it's 1300 tons of granite coming down. people snapped photos of the dust and debris after it hit the ground. posted them on social media. yosemite records about 80 of these rock falls. 18 years ago a person was killed from a rock fall in the park. >>> new details in the deadly freeway shootout that brought i- 80 traffic to a standstill yesterday. police have identified the gunman as 45-year-old de milo hodge of san leandro. detectives tried to arrest him for an unsolved homicide in fairfield. but he drove off prompting a big chase ending up on i-80. it ended in emeryville when hodge got out pointed his gun and shot at the officers. they fired back and killed him. emeryville police are going through witness statements now and evidence in the case. >>> richmond police believe that they have found that car that was involved in a hit-and- run that left a 3-year-old boy w

his way or he's going to have to get votes from the other side and obama didn't have to do that with apa, so i don't see a path to getting major legislation done which doesn't have one of these two things happen. you think you can have a lot of wins in the midterms and go that way but in all likelihood these plans have to get votes on both sides and lose votes on both sides too maybe lose 10 republicans but gain 15 democrats the only way to get changes done. >> dagen: chuck i'll give you democrats one thing. you circle the wagons and get in line and you stick by each other , even when your ideas are crazy. >> [laughter] look, i never going to come on this show and tell all you smart people how to do your stock so let me tell you something about politics and why this does matter so why this matters is you've got luther down there that trump is with and roy that steve bannon and other folks is with. the reason this really matters and trump needs this is we're heading into a midterm election normally with the incumbent president loses seat so if you really want to get tax reform donor thing

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i think she needs not to be belligerent but apa glenshee is a rugby freight and not responding in kindople like jean—claude juncker and so forth. —— belligerent but she needs to appear that she is rising above the fray. we heard from brussels that this intervention should delay the next age of negotiations, which suggests something pretty significant is coming. it could be selling significant coming. and around the german election and their timing. david davis and others have advised that she needs to put a marker down. whatever you say about jean—claude juncker, a lot of this policy is driven from berlin. if angela merkel gets up, newly elected, mandate behind her, and systematic and seal off an avenue for the systematic and seal off an avenue forthe uk, systematic and seal off an avenue for the uk, that would be unfortunate. i think she is getting a lot of pressure around the cabinet table not to bid belligerent —— not to seem belligerent, and not to use a soft tone, but to sound confident about what you want. one of the things that went well for david cameron is that he was less con

it's okay long-term, it's been wrong in short-term but long-term, as i tell club members, it's apache, apa. still believe in alpine high and mr. crispin. rochelle in new jersey >> caller: calling about anthem. it's true in the last couple of days it did creep up somewhat. however within recent history it did go down about $14 from 196 high to 182. i was wondering why that big drop what do you think about the future >> political story went down on politics. same with united health. all buys i like that group very much. charlotte in texas >> caller: hey get them aggies. >> i love the aggies what's up? >> caller: calling about pfizer. reading up on it, seems like going in direction of taking about four of experimental drugs, decided to shelf and putting into new company springworks therapeutics i've come in a large quantity of pfizer stock and wondering where should i go with it? >> hold on to pfizer stock it's doing a terrific job. like the company very much pfizer is a -- >> buy buy buy. >> that's the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: sponsored by td ameritrade aggregates all

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. >> he's an inmate from central correctional, apa. he assaulted a staff member over there.as escorting him out of his cell with him restrained in the front. the inmate advised the officer that he provided soap inside the cell. he went back in the cell, and the inmate closed door behind him. pulled the officer in. the inmate closed the door and assaulted the officer. >> this jacob has quite an extensive history. make sure the staff are aware the propensity for this guy to carry out violent acts like that. we need to make sure medical does a thorough check on this individual because the walls have closed in on this guy, and he's a little psychologically challenged right now. he was here for quite a bit of time. went to central because of his psychological issues. so it appears he's still very unstable. you're going to have to determine this individual's state of mind and see where he's at. is he still hostile, is he still wanting to fight? make sure we don't have a further incident. >> inmate jacob chavez agrees to talk to our crew and tell his version of the story. >> all i

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some of the other video have shown trees broken apa and went back out to sea. the wind is howling. we hope it stays north as it does pass through this area. michelle: that is just the outer banks, the outer rings of that storm hitting that area. so much of the video that we are getting from the hardest hit areas and of people preparing is coming in via social media. mike carter-conneen has some of the most amazing content being shared right now. mike: irma's impact is already devastating. especially in places like st. martin. this is at the edge of the airport, along the end of the runway. this area here, this dark area is the fence along the perimeter of the runway. you can barely make it out. a lot of debris. a car that has been abandoned. you probably know this beach as the big tourist attraction that people gather for the planes flying overhead. right now it's just a wall of water. also in st. martin, this incredible footage showing trees being uprooted by the incredibly strong winds. you can see, you wonder how safe t to capture that it footage. and also, more flooding in st.

we battle these all the time, but 40 miles one way or the other, three days out, is an apa amazing forecast. south florida, get ready for it. carolinas, maybe even coastal georgia, get ready for it. it's coming everywhere. it's huge. >> it's huge. a great way to put it, chad myers for us in the weather center. we'll keep in touch today and the next few days. chad noted the governor of florida noted, not exactly sure where, but this storm pack as big, powerful punch. listen to local officials and get prepared irma devastated st. maarten. buildings flattened, littered with debris. the island, looks like this. incredible winds, torrential rains wiping out nearly everything in irma's path. >> it was people running from house to house trying to get shelter. they saw 40-foot cantinas flight, carts flying, animals flying. there were some who stayed in their home and the house started going away piece by piece. >> so far at least six people have been killed. turn back to preparations in florida. rosa flores is in miami more than 100,000 people ordered to evacuate this morning. a lot of people tryin

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the trumpet is sadly trying to trumptle the apa -- the administration is sadly trying to dismantle the epa. gao released a report on epa on workforce planning. in march of 2010. it concluded that the agency's short. had fallen the report concludes that agencies are at risk of not having the appropriately skilled workforce that they need to effectively achieve their missions. are you generally familiar with that report of 2010? >> yes. action to take address that? >> they have not, yet. actions --ut further will they be doing anything with respect to workforce planning to correct those numbers that they require? still an outstanding recommendation to properly align its workforce plan with the strategic plan and the budget. >> the trump administration proposed cutting funding to the agency by about 30%. and reducing the workforce by some 30 800 employees. you have 50 programs to protect our air and water, address climate change -- they were highlighted for a limitation. unbelievable cuts. this included the chemical -- in yourd, testimony today, you noted that -- itrch 2010 report depends

introduce legislationg to require the secretary of hhs to establish a national advisory committee and apa panel by the secretary of hhs.at and with health care professionals with disaster response. it is bipartisan.and so that is one paying we can do together with these challenges in the future. but every american was stunned by that photo the chairman just showed of those nursing home residents with of water rising around the seniors in the assisted living facility in houstonaiting waiting to be rescued. these are folks to say our greatest generation doesn't adequately capture.wa they worked in the factories and built the middle class class, and give us life and sacrifice so much to in live lives of dignity. we have an obligation for what is depicted in that photograph never happens again. so all of those lessons that are learned in the aftermath of katrina to implement better and best practices to learn from those recent disasters as well. we to make sure we're doing everything possible and make sure we are focused on a day like today that is why we gather with a great panel of witnesse

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chairman, although we are 20 feet apa, there is for what we need to do from here on out. i look forward to your questions. >> thank you, very mh. now turn to the gentleman from the government of accountability office for your opening comments. >> thank you. thank you very much for having meere today to summarize. unrtunately, grim circumstances bring us together. mrchairman, i do not know what specifically caused the accidents, but i do know the navy is caughtetween unrelenting operational demand and limited supply ships. the navy has been warning for some time that they have been keeping a pace that is unsustainable. our workas confirmed the difficulties. however, our body of work has also spotlighting risk sociated the way the navy is managing the risk. so of these risks present significant challenges in the building blocks of readiness. trainingnd manning and maintenae. just over two years ago, we published a report about the danger of overseas ships. in that report, we found that ships based in japan d not have dedicated training periods like u.s. based ships. their a