but i obtain video of devon arthurs' police interview.over, he tells detectives about atomwaffen. >> thompson: inside theff atomwaen apartment, police discovered nazi paraphernalia, guns, radioactive material, and handmade explosives. on a dresser was a framed photograph of oklahoma city bomber timothy mcveigh. (explosion echoes) >> holy cow! about a third of the blding has been blown away! >> thompson: on april 19, 1995, gulf war veteran timothy mcveigh detonated a truck bomb in ont of the oklahoma city federal building. scores were killed. for you, what are the lessons that we should know today about oklahoma city? le i think it's not only oklahoma city, it'ons that we've been learning about lone wolf terrorism. it doesn't take a large organization to cause ma casualty. >> thompson: kerry myers was an fbi bomb tech who investigated the oklaho city bombing. i show myers the crime scene photos from the atomwaffen apartment. >> do we have close-ups of that? >> thompson: i don't know, let me look. they document a wide range of explosives, i

>> luego de una fuerte investigaciÓn arrestó y acusÓ a arthur lobato, ella estaba en violaciÓn de losminos de su relaciÓn nacional. el lobato pensÓ que quemando la casa y desapareciendo el cadÁver de rita habÍa cometido el crimen perfecto. >> luego de una investigaciÓn exhaustiva de la oficina del fiscal se sintiÓsegura de acusar a arturo lobato y tres cargos de alterar la evidencia. >> para proteger la identidad de lainvestigaciÓn mantienes desviada la informaciÓn judicial y los detalles del homicidio de rita. mientras tanto la familia trata de adaptarse al trÁgico final. >> que nos digan dÓnde estÁ, por favor. cÓmo te sentirÍa si fuera tu hija o tu mamÁ? >> n poblatos de dos lunas todos sabÍan que arthur lobato era problemÁtico pero jamás pensaron queera fatal. segÚn

arthur laffer. mr. laffer was economic adviser trump's 2016 presidential campaign. [applause] president trump it was a big day. very important for a very important subject. today it's my privilege to award our nation's highest civilian honor to the father of supply-side economics, dr. arthur laffer. [applause] president trump: i know he has been to the oval office many times but this is a special time for you. this is a tremendous award. you have the congressional medal of honor on the military side and the presidential medal -- i just want to congratulate you. thank you very much. joining us for this moment us ceremony are our six children. thank you very much. congratulations. and we are grateful to be joined by vice president mike pence who just got back from florida. big night in orlando, mike, right? secretary steve my new hampshire and our top economic adviser and great friend, i hear that voice, money, mup, money, larry kudlow. thank you, larry. few people in history have revolutionized econo

and the fused wedding rings, his and john arthur's.had them fused together with some of john arthur's ashes after he died. these are the first artifacts that we got on loan for this exhibit and it is a really powerful statement because at its essence, this exhibit is about, who you love and who you have the right to love. so this is a powerful exhibit that tells a story of how everyday americans petitioned the government for change using their first amendment freedoms. the struggle for same-sex marriage was a long process. it took decades. here in 1953, the pioneering lgbt publication "one" puts it on the cover. homosexual marriage? of course it wasn't decades later but the same-sex ruling in 2015 made marriage legal in the country. and there were many players who played a role at chipping away at attitudes that prevented same-sex marriage. edith windsor was one of best this was one of those people. thea, when she died, edith was stuck with a large tax bill. and she decided to challenge the i.r.s. saying that she was being denied the s

>> n poblatos de dos lunas todos sabÍan que arthur lobato era problemÁtico pero jamás pensaron queerae la noche antes del incendio escucharon una fuerte discusiÓn y luego disparos. no hay detalles del orden cronolÓgico de crimen. de igual manera se desconoce dÓnde-- >> es muy feo andar buscando y buscando en rÍosÑ >> los detalles de la investigaciÓn continÚan sellados por el fiscal y tambiÉn el testimonio del homicida. la familia tiene la esperanza de que las autoridades se encuentra en el lugar donde escondiÓ los restos de rita. michelle: muchas gracias por su confianza. que desinformado con su noticiero local . ♪ ♪ ♪ patricia: cree --quÉ tal?, es miÉrcoles 5 de julio. no hubo acuerdo entre mÉxico y estados unidos, maÑana continÚan las negociaciones. revelan detalles de macro como el director de la iglesia de la luz intimidaba a sus fieles para abusar de ellos. la iglesia farmacÉutica pfizer habÍa ocultado que uno de sus medicamentos mÁs vendidos tambiÉn podrÍan controlar la enfermedad de alzheimer. asÍ comenzamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: edición nocturna",

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>>plus just days after king arthur recalled its flour over and eco like concern another major flour and recalled its products to because of the same problem, what you need to know coming up. >>and cbs taking action against the cigarette companies how much pledging to it try to pay to try to stop teenagers from using. >>for your help cbs says it wants to invest a $10 million to fight teen the cigarette use this is the first step of its five-year initiative and up to $50 million when it is all said and done. the company says it hopes to quote help deliver the nation's first tobacco free generation, the money will help create classroom based programs and health clinics get the resources they need to address e cigarette use. >>also for your health another brand of flour being recalled over e coli concerns pillsbury flour which you could be contaminated with e coli. more than 5,000 cases of pillsbury is best 5 pound bread flour they were distributed to stores all over the country. the affected bags of flour have a use by date of june 8th the 2020 or june 9th 20 20 and the recall comes just d

his fight started after his spouse, john arthur, died in 2013.from then on, jim struggled to be recognized as arthur's spouse on his death certificate. and jim is joining me right now. good to see you. >> thank you so much for having me and happy pride to everyone. >> happy pride to you. so what does today feel like to you? >> you know, today is just one of those wonderful days where we can all take a step back and recognize and remember that there were so many people who came before us. those people who really put everything on the line, their entire lives on the line to stand up, say we exist, and we deserve better. and for me, that's what the stonewall 50th is all about. it's recognizing and remembering and honoring those many brave people. and as well, you know, it's hard for me not to always be happy and enjoy when june rolls around, especially june 26th and the anniversary of marriage equality. >> of course, you among the brave. so take me back to that day when the u.s. supreme court made that 5-4 ruling. what was that feeling like for you?

the man about to become the recipient of the presidential medal of freedom, arthur laffer.is bloomberg. ♪ david: you are watching "balance of power." i'm david westin. the presidential medal of freedom is the highest civilian award in the united states, given in recognition for especially meritorious contribution to the united states. this year, the president will bestow it to our next guest, arthur laffer, former reagan economic advisor. to beffer is supposed coming to us from nashville, tennessee, but i'm told we just lost his shop. can you hear me by any chance? the problem is we are having trouble seeing you. must be some bad weather down there. dr. laffer, start out with a trump administration's record on growth. he said he wanted to be progrowth, pro-jobs. how has he done compared to his predecessors? [indiscernible] we are only here are some of what you have to say, but we want to hear every single word. take a breakto ge right now and get him on the phone. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television. i'm david westin. the paris air

. >> reporter: arthur deleone says it's a miracle the little girl wasn't shot. >> luckily she wasn't in the front seat to begin with. >> yes. >> reporter: besides cuts on her back from sitting on broken glass, he says the 12-year-old and her mom weren't seriously harmed physically, but emotionally. >> a little shakep. somebody was following them and next thing you know, they shot. >> shots were fired at her vehicle from a white sedan-type vehicle. >> reporter: chp investigators say last night's shooter at the intersection of 280 and 10 1 in san jose flashed the gun moments before pulling the trigger. two hours later at 10:00 p.m. -- >> the incident happened southboundphony just north of the 85 exit. >> reporter: another highway shooting. investigators trying to figure out if road rage was the motivation by someone firing a shot. last night's case following a highway shooting monday that took the life of matthew rios. he was killed on his way home from work on 680 near landes avenue and milpitas. >> do you have a daughter? what if it was your daughter and your wife? >> reporter: arthu

arthur, close it out quickly. >> you know, there are normal ways to do this.e are not talking about needing, a bible class, were talking about degenerate, perverse entertainment. not only that, not one but two sex offenders were exposed at one drag queen story hour in houston, texas. that is what our organization revealed. mass resistance with the california chapter. >> laura: hold on -- here's one thing i don't like on this show, when people bring props. okay? >> this is what people should be reading -- >> laura: okay, i got it, i got it -- this is not a segment or promote a group. we are trying to figure out what is really going on here. people have legitimate concerns on both sides of this issue. what is the point of doing this with kids? is there a point? that is what we are trying to find out tonight. we appreciate it. and president trump, by the way, is hosting a really great event, beneficiaries of his criminal justice reform law. a brand-new set of poles spell danger for democratic candidates and african-american voters. >> we are here today to announc

this is arthur doodson's tidal predictor.d position z, a series of cogs calculated the state of the tides for the d—day period. so, this machine still works. our modern day models just do it, more times, faster and quicker with more variables, but doing the same mathematics, and this machine can still do it to a very high standard. surviving members of arthur doodson's team remember his total dedication. the predicting machines where his pride and joy. but it was more than that. he had the ability to analyse the tide and come up with the values to put on his machine in order to make predictions. back at southwick house, anxious eyes had turned skywards. on the eve of d—day, the leaders of this great venture gathered for last—minute discussions. storms in the channel were threatening the entire plan. onjune the 4th, the landings were postponed. troops at sea had an uncomfortable 2a hours before general eisenhower's chief weather adviser arrived with news that there was a brief window of opportunity. after a good many cross que

the journey byjohn alcock and arthur brown lasted more than 16 hours.e off in their vickers vimy from newfoundland, 1900 miles of atlantic between them and ireland. they had an unsteady start in newfoundland, and an undignified finish in an irish bog, but it was a landmark journey in the history of aviation. john alcock and arthur whitten brown survived dangerous missions in the first world war, only to risk their lives again. they returned as heroes and won a £10,000 prize, worth closer to half a million today. they flew in a vickers vimy. this is one of only three still in existence. it's in the raf museum reserve collection, where it has been disassembled like a giant model kit. they'd flown many risky missions before. the chances of survival if things went wrong were pretty slim. even if they survived crashing into the sea, really the north atlantic will kill you very quickly through hypothermia. but they were still willing to take the risk? they were still willing to take the risk, yes. to get a sense ofjust how difficult this journey was, you real

>> melissa are you asking me to contradict arthur laffer? melissa: no. >> arthur is my mentor. i love the guy. we're having a big party for him on wednesday when he wins the medal of freedom. melissa: yeah. >> look, i disagree with arthur just a little. there is no question from the late 1970s through, you know, up to five or six years ago what happen to china, one of the great economic miracles of all time as they moved away from communism to more free enterprise, free market system. what worries me, where i differ a little bit in laffer, the last six or seven years they moved back in the wrong direction. day after day with respect to our security, building up the military or cybersecurity issues or the hacking into our computer systems or i would argue they have moved more towards central planning and state ownership. i agree entirely what you all were just saying. it is not a question who owns the company. it is who is directing its operations and that relationship between government and the company. melissa: all right. we'll leave it there, guys. both of you good stuff. con

your son, private arthur pranger, 86th chemical mortar battalion. >> private arthur pranger was one ofal troops that landed on the normandy beaches supported by 5,000 vessels, some 13,000 aircraft. one of the most amazing feats of humans. >> it gives you goose bumps to think back to that time, abby, that they were waiting for a full moon. it was a surprise attack. adolph hitler was sleeping. they pulled it off remarkably and, of course, how many people lost their lives in the service of trying to free the world from nazi germany and europe. abby. >> it's incredible the amount of sacrifice. even americans have a difficult time understanding the scale of this. some 10,000 allied troops died that day. more than 6,000 were americans. for president trump to be here, it is extraordinarily meaningful. america sacrificed so much that day. in the prayer he read today from president roosevelt, there was a line noting that many of the people they would send that day would never return. many of them did not. for president trump to read that prayer, i think, is just a reminder of the kind of sacrif

across the probably arthur meany air show here are you on the phone not noble of this nice little name in the input this will conceal emo i just missed it moment years ago but i'm guessing they would look at it that bullet for thier secret out to for i see of that's come across that poisoned post on here was the morning sun i'm up and she knew. nicole could get them by then he calls up in dealing nationally you want. they split a lot of a bull about that i mean only gable here but the edge and they are registered yet they have dubbed him a. really. good result. but you. must not really. because it is. really where young has come under. the belief particularly. if you're remiss but. if you do pretty well. but only look at history what which actually what your. lovely people. the cancer people are still pondering many better questions and what point did soviet leaders understand that their nuclear testing was poisoning the local population. did they attend to the vergers or the kazakhs merely guinea pigs in the quest to produce weapons of mass destruction. during the 1950 s. same down th

jeffrey tells us about his dad, my father george arthur wildman worked for the royal 0rdnance arthurldman worked for the royal 0rdnance factories and worked on the mulberry harbour i5 0rdnance factories and worked on the mulberry harbour is used on d—day. he was bombed in southampton and portsmouth and went over with the portable arbours to gold beach. this text, ju5t portable arbours to gold beach. this text, just a thought for the loved ones who were left behind when the boat5 left for dover for france. i asked my mum how she coped with saying goodbye to my dad. she said we stood on the beach at dover and we re we stood on the beach at dover and were all in it together but i will never forget the were all in it together but i will neverforget the sobbing were all in it together but i will never forget the sobbing i could hear all around me. on twitter, another 5aid hear all around me. on twitter, another said my grandfather was in the third wave and was lucky he survived but sadly died two years later as a sub manner! sub manner when he was torpedoed by the german5. much respect to

i will never forget, arthur johnson. the beginning of the orientation. after the orientation was over, people went into the orientation center there with the gift shop and restrooms. there was a film you were given. then you come through the back of the center. that would lead you across a grow --nd into carl debate, theey had a archaeologists and i don't know whom and bill kelso, they had an argument over whether it was a tanning pit or slave housing at the beginning. won, and they put slave housing right at the end of the path and you had to pastor that before going to carter -- pass through that before going to carter's grove. but they were people who would cross the bridge and like, they didn't see the slave quarters. [laughter] there were three buildings, and all they would see was the mansion and they would make a beeline toward the mansion. [laughter] arthur was so big, until he could stand and put his hand on one end of the gate, and on the other end of the gate to stop people. because just as you came off the gate you could see the slave quarter

a modern day kid finds king arthur's sword. he has to get his enemies and bullies to reunite.ht it was really enjoyable. it didn't do well in the cinema, i think it should have done better and i hope it will find a dvd audience. it's really charming and its message is, you know, we've all got to just pull together and work together and the young people are the future and we have faith in them. it's wonderful, it's a film with its heart is really in the right place. not a bad message to end on! mark, thank you very much indeed. that's it for this week. thank you for watching. hello. for many of us is been a decent summer and about, plenty of sunshine for most of us and dry weather at long last. it doesn't get much better than this. in cumbria, some find sunshine and filling pleasa ntly some find sunshine and filling pleasantly warm. over weeks and hours, the fairweather class we had during the day has been melting away so we during the day has been melting away so we have increasingly clear skies overnight across england and wales, and at times northern ireland and scotland, th

a modern day kid finds king arthur's sword. he has to get his enemies and bullies to reunite.t it was really enjoyable. it didn't do well in the cinema, i think it should have done better and i hope it will find a dvd audience. it's really charming and its message is, you know, we've all got to just pull together and work together and the young people are the future and we have faith in them. it's wonderful, it's a film with its heart is really in the right place. not a bad message to end on! mark, thank you very much indeed. that's it for this week. thank you for watching. good evening, i think some of us will feel the first for a proper beach weather although some did get out there today for a pause in the sunshine. mostly to stay dry but over the next few days if you will be sloppy blue skies with fairly stormy once and then they can come with a risk of flash flooding too. but bear with her because later in the week the sunshine will be back more widely in the downside for some of you will be the fact that it will turn increasingly hot and humid. not just by day but by nigh

a modern day kid finds king arthur's sword. he has to get his enemies and bullies to reunite. it was really enjoyable. it didn't do well in the cinema, i think it should have done better and i hope it will find a dvd audience. it's really charming and its message is, you know, we've all got to just pull together and work together and the young people are the future and we have faith in them. it's wonderful, it's a film with its heart is really in the right place. not a bad message to end on! mark, thank you very much indeed. that's it for this week. thank you for watching. good evening. a realfeel of summer in the airthis good evening. a realfeel of summer in the air this week. things turning pretty warm and fairly humid as well. but, there will be two sides with through the week. we start with a stormy side. could be some nasty thunderstorms develop in the next 36 hours. we won't all see them but where we do, increasing risk of flash flooding. the sunny side is summer flash flooding. the sunny side is summer returns flash flooding. the sunny side is summer returns for flash f

--h arthur and bill harvey bill harley were bicyclists. when they decided to motorized these things, they decided we are in the city where they make things, we are going to make this thing. father built a little shed where they were able to start a business making motorcycles because of all of the different facilities they had around them they could use. machine shops down the road, half the parts tested the fender is done here in the valley. all this new technology, these guys sort of road that wave. you're looking at the expanded shed. dublin -- doubling in 1904, they needed more space what we would say was an angel investor, which they found in a somewhat eccentric uncle in medicine which had -- who then loanedn them $170 to help really kind of kickstart the company. really having gone from one to eight ino two, 1905, then they sold 50, then 150, they outgrew that should. this is the first this -- they outgrew that should. -- that shed. this is the first picture when factory,the first including three of the founders, bill harley at that

a modern day kid fines and our sword —— king arthur's sword.is enemies and bullies to reunite. i thought it was really enjoyable. it didn't do well in the cinema, i think it should have done better and i hope it will find a dvd audience. it's really charming and its message is, you know, we've all got tojust pull its message is, you know, we've all got to just pull together and work together and the young people are the future and we have faith in them. it's wonderful, it's a film with its heart is really in the right place. not a bad message to endon! mark, thank you very much indeed. that's it for this week. thank you for watching. the weather showed quite a big sign of improvement today, a dry day with spell5 of sunshine of improvement today, a dry day with spells of sunshine and what a beautiful scene this is in cumbria, a bit ofa beautiful scene this is in cumbria, a bit of a fair weather cloud but plenty of june a bit of a fair weather cloud but plenty ofjune sunshine as well and this is how it has been across most of the uk, the cloud th

came up with the correct response, arthur miller's "death of a salesman." and risked...everything. the lead with $35,600. we come to martin. did he come up with "death of a salesman"? the teacher did. if he risked more than $17,000, he will be the champion. - audience member: whoa! - he risked $17,001. [ applause ] $35,601 to start the week... [ applause ] for a teacher. way to go. great game, wasn't it? i hope you enjoyed it. we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ captioned by los angeles distribution and broadcasting, inc. from sony pictures studios, it's america's game! wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of america's game-- pat sajak and vanna white! hey, hey, hey! how you doing? thank you, jim. thanks, everybody! we're here! i feel like we kinda ran out here tonight. ap this is the universal symbol for "get your things out." uh, first "toss up." $1,000. "event" is the category. ♪ [ bell chimes ] asha. a walk in the woods. that is correct. yes, you did it. [ applause ] - such an easy game. - [ laughs ] - asha surles, right? - yes. um, from down san diego way by

look at 80 westbound driving into the carquinez bridge are from the carquinez bridge to the mark arthur plaza. it is backed up to about 10 to 15 minute delay. 880 ramp is not bad. if you're driving on the san mateo bridge, things are okay. no major delays reported by the way in the silicon valley, in case you're wondering. we have a little slowing into cupertino and mountain view, but that is all. as i go to steve, i will mention also the flights in and out of sfo are not delayed in a major way right now. look like planes are coming in just fine. >>> how many times i mentioned the pebble beach forecast this morning? >> a few times. >> thank you. is going to be foggy there until 1:00. i will have more in the second. >> you can't win in weather. >> these were all cooler. brentwood 87, fairfield 83, gilroy 82, and sanford, palo alto 81. today, they will continue the cooling trend. 84, fairfield, gilroy 79, and a beautiful 76 in palo alto. the monterey forecast, which includes pebble and -- >> thank you, dave. i appreciated. >> inow. a lot of thought, low clouds, and lindsay leases every da

this comes just days after king arthur flour announced a nationwide recall on its own 5 pound bags ofs also a recall alert for several jars of ragu stsauce. t may be pieces of plastic inside those affected jars include chunky tomato garlic and onion old-world style traditional and old world style meet consumers who have purchased these sauces with the cap codes that you see on your screen right here should just take them back to the store or throw them out. just when you thought the nba withdrawals might start to set in the us open pops up to save the day. >>it was a cloudy and chilly one and couple beach, but that didn't stop gary woodland, he beat out runner-up and 2 time defending champ. brooks keopka to win today's us open the first major championship win for woodland, he finished 13 under par 3 strokes ahead of keopka and we will have highlights from pebble just ahead on sports night live so j r stone and i talk in some golf but plty of warriors basketball some bay area baseball. from the weekend. it's all coming up right after news at 09:00pm i know you've got certainly some thi

the maker of king arthur flour is recalling bags.or fi pound bags of king arthur flour they have to use by december 7th, 8thnd 14th. you can throw it out or return them to the store and get a credit. so far there have not been any reports of any illnesses. >>> here's something else you need to know about. a consumer alert about a data breach. the popular online invitation company e-vite is warning c btomers it'sn hacked. >> susan hogan working for you with information you needto know abou e-vite. >> e-viteays it recently became aware of this data security incident onapril 17th. it involved certain customer information. the company sent out emails to all of their customers tolert them. e-vite says it has no evidence that personal information was misused, but they wanted tofy no customers out of an abundance of caution. here's what we know. the investigation uncovered malicious activity starting on about february 22nd. the hacker acquired an inactive data storage file associated with e-vite user accounts. the file contained no informat

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perspectives back to you, jimmy, oh >> jimmy: thank you very much. [ cheers and applause thank you, arthurit is fleet week here in new york city, and tonight, our entire audience is made up of servicemen and women from the u.s. military. we love it when you're here. thank you for your service thank you for protecting our country. it's an honor to have you with us tonight take a look at this. [ cheers and applause look at that looking great. i just want to give a shout out to my dad who served in the navy [ cheers and applause good looking guy >> steve: handsome man >> jimmy: guys, we have a great show tonight harrison ford is here tonight! [ cheers and applause come on! harrison ford. richard madden is here [ cheers and applause and we have music from bazzi stick around, we'll be right back with more "tonight show," everybody. come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ a serious error has occurred. a serious error has o... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ but, is fast enough? or, do you want speed and style? introducing performance, born of refinement. the lexus rc line. experience amazing at your lexus dealer.

arthur whoit chester installed the tiffany glass? yes, you're nodding your head. something later presidents were happy to rip out. lindsay: i know. i guess the tiffany screen was destroyed in a fire which is sad because it was supposed to be absolutely beautiful. susan: and it was a windscreen? matthew: it was put as a divide between the entrance hall and the cross hall. martin van buren had a different piece of glass earlier to stop some of the wind. the north entrance, that was the primary entrance. arthur wanted to enhance the beauty of the white house, even though he was not elected president. just sort of happened with the assassination of garfield that he was now president. he had this high new york taste. susan: it was victorian times. matthew: right. unfortunately, there is no color photography of the screen or other decorum. we can imagine it must have been spectacular. susan: was it with jacqueline kennedy that it became thought of as a museum, as opposed to a place where each president could get to decorate it as they wished m soffit? -- wished and saw

sky ranger caught the aftermath at mac arthur boulevard at 106th street near the oakland zoo. both were armed with what looked like rifles. no word on descriptions or how much they got away with. a controversial police shooting in vallejo. the family filed a federal lawsuit today. what you are looking at is the body cam video that shows officers approaching the victim shortly before they opened fire. just last month, we revealed that the police had the highest rate of fatal shootings in northern california. the senior investigator joins us tonight with the new development. >> this 26-page civil rights and wrongful death lawsuit was filed on behalf of willie mccoy. top officials and at that police department created a culture that gives street officers the impression it's okay to hurt and kill people. the 20-year-old rap artist was killed by six vallejo police officer s back in february. he did have a gun, but the lawsuit claims officers did not plan to confront him properly. they state they did not try to wake him up or give him time to react when he was startled and started w

embarcados y armados con rifles asaltaron un camiÓn blindado frent a un banco cerca de las calles mac arthurel que tenga fotos o vÍdeos del asalto vinculado con la camioneta de valores, se pongan en contacto de manera anÓnima con las autoridades. esta noche se llevarÁ a cabo una vigilia para recordar a los dos empleados sabatinos a tiros el martes en un concesionario de la ciudad. brian y javier recibieron impactos de bala por parte de un compaÑero de trabajo identificado como steven . despuÉs de ser despedido de la empresa. la vigilia estÁ programada entre las 8:09 de la noche en el morgan hill. amigos y familiares de la fallecida oficial tara o'sollivan se fan congregaron esta maÑana para indefendible homenaje pÓstumo. mientras que un hombre originario de la ciudad de mÉxico, saliÓ adelante a pesar de las dificultades y limitaciones. le vamos a tener la singular historia. >> no se deja atemorizar por sus redadas falsas. lÍderes ofrecieron apoyo y recursos a indocumentados. los detalles mÁs adelante. [mÚsica] [publicidad] [mÚsica] >> lÍderes religiosos y autoridades del condado de san mateo

biological diversity terrifies him and you can see there the guardian which has got a story about arthuriversity fallen to third place in university rankings and the daily mirror has an interview of the police who caught what the paper describes as a road rage killer kenneth noah hughes being released from prison. the woman who helped capture him after her boyfriend was stabbed to death live her life in fear now that he is free. sorry about that slight mix—up with the paper order. we have a big story tonight, a breaking story, kevin. michael gove and the cocaine confession. i think we have had that independent leak confirmed i don't think, but his wife... there are quotes from them in the story and he admits that when he was a young gentleman, he said he took cocaine on several social occasions. i wonder how many times several means. that obviously is quite a few. and it is on the back of a new book on unauthorised biography of michael gove by a journalist he was written a book about him. the daily mail contains a revelation that he in 2016 in the last leadership election when he stood i

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coli outbreak. 14,000 cases of five pound king arthur unbleached all-purpose flour off store shelves. recall product was distributed through retailers and distributors nationwide including walmart. so far no illnesses have been reported. but just last month the cdc said 17 people across eight states reported being sickened after eating flour. >>> and visa, mastercard, paypal and uber are backing facebook's new cryptocurrency. according to "the wall street journal," the social media giant signed on more than a dozen backers for its digital coin. each of the new backers will reportedly invest roughly $10 million in the project as part of a governing consortium for the cryptocurrency. >>> and the joe gurt company chobani offered to pay student lunch debt at an idaho school district. they say the donation would cover $85,000 in debt acquired by more than 900 students during the last schoolier. get this, a district spokeswoman says the schools make sure students are fed even if they don't have money in the school lunch accounts. >> that definitely is nice. tom hanson at the new york stock

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we have $100 million prize pool for fortnight with the finals being hosted at arthur ashe stadium in 450 million people watching, and the stats do not live. -- do not lie. scarlet: let's go back to that expense ratio. 25 basis points is pretty attractive, but it is a temporary fee, a teaser rate for mortgages, right? will: i do not know if i would like to be considered a mortgage in any way, but being transparent -- that is the case. we are planning to go out for 25 basis points for the first year, going to 50 at the end -- scarlet: is that guaranteed? will: as guaranteed it i can say on tv. and ultimately, we view the lower expense ratio for the first year really as an investment for the trade ability , liquidity, and long-term feasibility of the products. it is us making an investment in a better product at the end of the day. scarlet: love the ticker, nerd, and it is the digital entertainment and e-sports etf. will hershey of round hill investments, thank you. will: thank you. scarlet: kids play their videogames on the phone, and we older people prefer the television. but none of

well leaders are gathering arthur japan for this year's g. 20 summit and said to get under way in the coming hours the g 20 is one of the largest annual gatherings of national leaders some including chinese president xi jinping have already arrived while others including russian president vladimir putin are still on their way while the summit itself will be the focus of the next 2 days key bilateral meetings that are also taking place on the sidelines in particular all eyes will be on u.s. president donald trump and his planned meeting for that she and pearson well our diplomatic editor james bay is joins us now live from osaka and james i believe trump is in a meeting with shinzo are to be right now and they himself was in tehran not quite so long ago so presumably iran is featuring in that discussion today. that iran is one of the things that will be discussed in the margins of this meeting you have some 26 different world leaders the g 20 has 19 countries as members the other members but they invite other countries along here say 26 leaders and in addition to the big meetings which

>>our being recalled because it could make you sick nearly a 114,000 bags of king arthur flour has been affected. according to the fda's website. we used in the flower has been linked to an e coli outbreak the select 5 pound bags are distributed to retailers nationwide including target and wal-mart for more information on this recall you can go to our website at kron 4 dot com. a florida mom is still in shock after she says she found flower inside a baby formula container that made her son sic. >>now the fda is investigating melanie michael reports. >>a child's kuala and it's their lifeline so why would you why would you tamper with that i just can't imagine tampering with a baby products. you know i know there's so many scams out there knew on ashley fried toes 8 on your side she purchased the can of on june first from the public to britain plaza. >>then shortly after beating her 4 month-old son, jack that same day. her husband noticed something strange about the bottle. the formula begin to separate and after her husband taste of the bottle. he said it was flour so the real worry for

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ordinary presidency so expect more controversy throughout the week that al-jazeera london or cross arthur joined a hose outside buckingham palace and with all the controversy join us surrounding this trip how have things gone so far. well if you leave aside the blazing row going on on social media now between president trump and the mayor of london city. everything is pretty much going according to plan he made his way from the airport.

less fancied contender mark arthur's message, his hands are clean.up rivals in the cabinet couldn't put up brexit, why believe them now?“ they had a magic plan, a way of getting us out of the european union, my question is, why didn't they speak up over the last three yea rs ? they speak up over the last three years? in other words, this campaign is about inflated promises and unrealistic plans to sideline parliament. with big pledges to spend billions and cut taxes, thrown in that would not be approved. seemingly in politics, the impossible can happen. but can anybody remember a campaign that stretched belief like this one? no sign of key eu leaders softening their line today. some people in london seem to think that because cummins failed to ratify the agreement, that automatically believes they will get a better one. —— commons. that is a terrible miscalculation. today and tomorrow here, candidates hustings for tory mps, who will narrow the field to two. more pitches, more promises. john pienaar, bbc news, westminster. so that's how our next prime

you have arthur's seat over there in hollywood park.e that carry ticks, foxes, rabbits, birds, even the dogs that we walk up here, even we carry ticks. i think it is important to understand about lyme disease in scotland yes, there are hotspots, but it is notjust a rural problem. we have come across cases of lyme disease that are in cities. if you live in a city, it is no guarantee that you won't be bitten by a tick, and if you are bitten, there is a chance you will get lyme disease. it is a problem we all need to be aware of. the scottish government is committed to raising awareness and more research. there is so much more we don't know. including exactly why cases have risen so much over the past 20 years. professor dominic miller heads up scotland's response to lyme and other tick borne diseases. i started working here in 2006 and even then we knew lyme disease was a problem. between then and 2010, the numbers of cases being diagnosed took a big jump. it is difficult to know for sure whether that was because there were that many more