from this bench you have a great view of bach book castle above eyes and. the vod book looks like something out of a story book and it has made it into the history books so if you're in the area you should take a look at the castle and visit the town of eyes and. everyone who comes to eisenach wants to visit brought council. for many germans it's more than just an eleventh century council it's both a tourist attraction and a famous landmark and then has to do with one man in particular martin luther starting in fifteen twenty one he translated the new testament into german. here a revolutionary act because anyone who could read now had access to it. a little wasn't the first to translate the bible but he did it very well and he did it from the original greek not just from latin into german was the. council has been the scene of many historical events its splendid rooms testify to that for instance the apartments of st elizabeth of the regio who lived in the council in the thirteenth century. and the singers hall where in the middle ages a legendary contest

bach: it could be so much simpler.now, i mean, your insurance company could pay you every dime they owe you after a total loss within a month. it feels like to me. chris: a few companies have. most have not. that's why bach recommends two steps for every family in case your home is ever destroyed. one, see if you're underinsured. bach: not having enough insurance turns out to be a second disaster. chris: and two, record a home inventory. even if it's just walking around the house narrating a video. bach: here's my living room and here's my couch and here's my--like, do it. do it today and save that video somewhere because at least you will have that part started. chris: back on starview court, in the shadow of a fully rebuilt home. holly: i want to be in that house. male: holly and gene can only hope to begin rebuilding soon. holly: i thought i would be in a house by now. male: instead, they've spent the past year living in a 600 square-foot apartment. they have a call for insurance companies to pay up in full before a

the announcement of the winning bid will be made injune next year and bach also said there would be a2020. we should not just we should notjust then invite a refugee athlete who, in an olympic competition, can be humiliated then by the performance. so there should bea by the performance. so there should be a certain level, because only with this certain level also the signal of hope can be sent and the signal of hope can be sent and the signal of hope can be sent and the signal of awareness can be sent. the signal of awareness can be sent. the signal of awareness can be sent. the signal of hope to the refugees that despite having to suffer from being a refugee you can achieve. a big couple of years coming up in japan, the rugby world cup next year, in 2020 it is the olympics and the paralympics. it is big also in major league baseball. boston are up against the new york yankees in the american league. the rest softly that by 2—1. they need one more win in the bronx. —— the red sox. until next time it is goodbye. hello. we will start the day with some sunshine and end with something qu

mindi bach is here and a lot of raiders fans are scratching their heads. >> absolutely.his is a day a lot of coaches have explaining to do because it is a question debated in the nfl. when the opponent is on the one yard line and marshawn lynch is on your roster, why don't you in an emergency, minutes can mean the difference between life and death. proposition 11 saves lives by ensuring medical care is not delayed in an emergency. proposition 11 establishes into law the longstanding industry practice of paying emts and paramedics to remain on-call during breaks and requires they receive fema level training and active shooters and natural disasters. vote yes on 11 to ensure 911 emergency care is there when you or your love one need it. >>> now abc 7 sports with mindi bach. >>> sunday's loss was dÉjÀ vu for the raiders marshawn lynch and he didn'ts es trs ustr eedss i beast mode's hands. the result, an interception. you remember that lynch was with the seahawks in superbowl xlix. he remembers. on the patriots one-yard line, russell wilson's pass intercepted. not handing of

center, mindi bach, abc 7. back to you. >> sharks are to be feared if you are talking about our hockey team. >> exactly. as long as the opponents are afraid. "abc 7 news" weather anchor christian spencer is here with rain. >> yes, some pretty weather. thunderstorms have been rumbling in the central valley and into the sierra foothills. from the roof top camera we give you this view of partly cloudy skies. 67 in the city. 70 across the bay. in oakland, we have 73. mountain view, 70. 63 at half moon bay. check out this view looking above the clouds from the south beach camera. 69 degrees at santa rosa. napa right now, 69. november vaut owe, 68. vacaville, 75. check out the clouds and soon-to-be setting sun over san jose. we will see isolated showers tonight and early tomorrow. there's a slight chance of lightning and/or thunder, and brighter and milder weather will develop near the end of the week. the storm impact scale indicates that this storm ranks one on the scale of storm of light intensity. as i pointed ou

of babies perhaps tens of thousands are thought to have been taken from their mothers the telly of bach meyer heard from one mother trying to find a stop a song stolen some fifty years ago. every day doloris ruiz comes to the cemetery in tatties with her daughter she couldn't stand to watch her son's grave be exude on her own is he really buried here she gave birth to him in one thousand nine hundred seventy but saw him only for a few seconds before he was taken from her. phone of the maid of the nurse later came out of the newborns room and told me that my child had died period just like that. did he really die or did the hospital sell him in counties alone dozens of families have applied to have grave sites exuma bones clothes and guards are carefully removed and are then analyzed by experts and geneticists. six families have already determined their children are not varied in this graveyard as they were told. in spain stealing newborns was an instrument of refreshen in the one nine hundred forty s. the franco dictatorship punished its political opponents that way. the practice contin

here's abc 7 news mindi bach on quarterback derek carr trying to defend himself on twitter. >> right here. look at the pain on his face. he's help getting up. >> okay. times headlafrom sources, dere carr's teammates are losing confidence in the quarterback and this play didn't help. marcus thompson wrote, when film showed what looked like him crying after being sacked and injuring his arm, it's hard to see how carr can lead this team again. his older brother darren struck back tweeting about the six sacks and ten hits the quarterback took in the loss to seattle as well as all of the injuries he's sustained. >> derek carr responded telling his older brother not to waste his time. he wrote quote, not one tear, not one time. the quarterback continued to support the silver and black. it's not a popular thing to be a raider right now, derek wrote, but i am and i love it. i love the struggle of trying to fight back for our city. >> it hurts my heart to lose. it hurts my heart for our fans for the ones that travelled all this way. in a human sense, a lot of people traveled all that way and

. >> claro, los baches se levantan . >> claro . >> mejor vamos a comer tacos ¿no?uncia que seguirÁ la batalla en las cortes. buenas tardess es un respiro una luz de esperanza, pero el camino hacÍa el estatus legal todavia es largo y difÍcil para estos inmigrantes. esta es nuestra noticia principal. pero ademÁs este miÉrcoles: ♪ (mÚsica) ♪. >>> cuesta arriba crece la presiÓn para detener la caravana de inmigrantes hondureÑos, trump insiste en sus amenazas hasta el presidente de honduras les pide que regresen. - niÑos en peligro crece el nÚmero de afectados en todo el paÍs por una rara enfermedad

tyson bach of the from the aspen institute speaking to us earlier turning now to turkey where suspicions are growing that a prominent saudi arabian journalist may have been killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul u.s. based jamal khashoggi a major critic of the saudi leadership and to the consulate last tuesday to secure documents for his forthcoming marriage saudi officials say he then left the building but he has actually not been seen since the turkish official has been quoted as saying a fifteen man team came from saudi arabia to kill because shelby the saudis have dismissed that accusation. and we're going to cross to istanbul now get the latest from our correspondent there you leon you know what more do we know about this mysterious case what have turkish police been telling us. well so far we have a media reports relying on these anonymous police sources and nothing more so to say that's not been confirmed yet but according to these reports turkish authorities believe that jamal was killed inside the saudi consulate that it was a pre-planned murder as you mentioned a fifteen

carreteras de la bahÍa haya sufrido algÚn daÑo en su carro, principalmente la suspensiÓn en caer en algÚn bache aparece la segunda sesiÓn con el 64%. reparaciones que cuestan al menos 1000 dÓlares al aÑo. palmira: el presidente electo de mÉxico promete empleo a los inmigrantes que llegan a ese paÍs procedentes de centroamÉrica en la caravana de migrantes. ramÓn: le hablamos de una extraÑa enfermedad. ♪ palmira: y un empleado del Área de la bahÍa casi le pega al gordo. les diremos cuÁntos dÓlares se llevÓ. ♪ ♪ ramÓn: en mÉxico el gobierno de enrique peÑa nieto anunciÓ medidas ante la llegada de migrantes hondureÑos. palmira: Únicamente aquellos que tengan pisa otorgada por mÉxico podrÁn entrar al paÍs, pero agregaron que el que entre como indocumentado serÁ deportado. ramÓn: fernando pizarro nos amplÍa la informaciÓn. fernando: la caravana de migrantes hondureÑos avanza por guatemala con estados unidos como meta. >> vamos a ver si tenemos la oportunidad de llegar a estados unidos. fernando: aunque el presidente trump volviÓ a criticar la caravana migrante y predijo que la inmigraciÓn es un gran

. >> mindi bach is here. >> it is win or go home for the a's, and they're on the east coast. we want them to stay away from oakland for a while because they're getting ready for their wild card game in the bronx. bob melvin's choice for starting pitcher puts t of you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. minutes can mean the difference between life and death. proposition 11 saves lives by ensuring medical care is not delayed in an emergency. proposition 11 establishes into law the longstanding industry practice of paying emts and paramedics to remain on-call during breaks and requires they receive fema level training in active shooters and natural disasters. vote yes on 11 to ensure 911 emergency care is there when you or your love one need it. >>> now abc 7 sports with mindi bach. >> the a's will make major league history in tomorrow's wild card game against the yankees because for the first time in the post-season oakland will not employer pitcher. the yankees will startth frower

mindi bach is live and our first look at eric carlson. >> reporter: the players are just arriving. as you know hockey players are known to be really low key off the ice. they're downplaying some of the major storylines the sharks face this year mainly that key group of their players in their final years of their contract. those players being joe thornton, joe pavelski, eric carlson who was just acquired in a trade and is a key defenseman. but the sharks players are not underestimating the importance of getting off to a good start especially when you have the advantage of the home opener on your ice. >> i like that training camp is over. it's nice to get your group and really start marching towards your goal. >> it's a long summer. you get with the guys and the games can't come fast enough. >> i don't think we'll look too far ahead. the same goes for every other team in the league. >> we're just excited. everybody has been excited to come here every day and work hard. it's been a good buzz around here lately. >> reporter: and, larry, as you can hear by the music it's really loud wit

vote yes on 11. >>> now abc 7 sports with bach. >> c.j.ev forwawas held out ol for a sprained wrist. with a short week, it is likely he may not play thursday night when the 49ers host the bay area rivals. he hurt himself in the second quarter against arizona when his hand struck a heel melt. -- helmet. if he can't go on monday, that puts nick mullens in for his first start. now, oakland's derek carr was a full participant in raiders' practices this week and is good to go. >> i know it means a lot to our fans. i know it means a lot to everybody, and so of course we want to go out and win this game. that's every week. but we know how much it means to our fans and how excited they get for it, so we are aware of that but it doesn't change anything for us. we have to go out and just play well. >> as you notice, nfl trade deadline passed today and carr is still with oak loond. neither the one-win raiders or one-win 49ers made any last minute moves, makes sense, but other teams did. broncos traded thomas to the houston texans. green bay sent ty m

for suspense christian, larry beil and mind ai bach, we appreciate your time.ee you again at 9:00 and 11:00. minutes can mean the difference between life and death. proposition 11 saves lives by ensuring medical care is not delayed in an emergency. proposition 11 establishes into law the longstanding industry practice of paying emts and paramedics to remain on-call during breaks and requires they receive fema level training and active shooters and natural disasters. vote yes on 11 to ensure 911 emergency care is there when you or your love one need it. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants-- a taxonomist from cambridge, massachusetts.... an asl interpreter from washington, pennsylvania... and our returning champion, a software development manager from johns creek, georgia... ...whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. the last two days on "jeopardy!" prove one thing, certainly-- that you can win a lot of money. alan, over $51,000. hila and prairie,

here is abc 7's mindi bach with more on damian's first career start. >> hey, come here!o proud of you for what you've done this year down in santa cruz. next year is your year. >> reporter: steve kerr kept his word and in the season opener damian jones did not disappoint. >> he gave us exactly what we would hope, you know, the lob threat, the presence inside, the ability to battle a great center in steven adams. >> reporter: it is a solid start tore damian jones who spent most of last season with the santa cruz warriors and never saw meaningful minutes with golden state. he played 26.5 minutes against the thunder and his teammates noticed the growth. >> he has been around, working on his game the last two, three years, in terms of him taking that opportunity and running with it. tonight was a step in the right direction. >> so much being thrown at him from everyone, you know, so he can -- his development has to be a little bit accelerated right now. >> reporter: and the player who is guiding jones through the nuances of competing against the league's bigs is the all star

that is a direct result of the hydraulic fracturing that's taken place like here and williston in the bach and in and in other areas they want to put these companies out of business. even if circumstances are worrisome these days i fear that he has not stopped after ten thousand the well as we still need to extract the millions of barrels lying beneath the bokken. this situation brings happiness to the ones for him for serious companies but it is devastating to the oil workers who are no longer needed they are thrown out into the streets without pity they must decide whether to go back home or stay listed looking for new jobs. in february twenty fifteen want one of my coworkers i worked with he calmly and he said managers laid everybody off. he's in and told everybody to go to a room get all the stuff in get out and this will two o'clock in the morning at night in february in the winter. a man can say emptied out enclosed from wednesday to the next. these dilapidated barracks will probably continue to landscape for eight years to come. construction sites for abandoned by the dozen and left

. >> and tell me, you do art strikes with yo yo ma sometimes, little bach reilly. >> yo yo and i dreamtpt of art strike. you could have a massic impact in a short amount of time if you focus your energy and you have the right collaborative partners, essentially. and the principle of it was that a visiting artist of any kind will often have enough time to do something in a community that they are not ordinarily in. so we literally said, on the way to the airport, why not stop at a school. kind of like that. that's an art strike possibility. >> so wait, you rush into a school? >> well, you have to lay a little ground work. the idea of a presenter can say, would you take the time, you know, while you're here, doing your performance of whatever kind it is to do a little bit of community work? and we'll partner you with something. so we tried this out in l.a. about, i don't know, seven or eight years ago. he had a concert at disney hall. and before he went to the airport, as it were, we went to a magical place called inner city arts down on skid row, downtown los angeles. and it's sort of an

donald trump slump the name portraits of ten percent of the many among twenty five percent on steel bach in march america's biggest trade partners retaliated with taxes on a long list of u.s. goods by king strategist peter strike thinks trump is not motivated by economic gain to become a highly political highly charged environment you know there's additional political threats that you know if if the rulings don't go in the u.s. is way. that the u.s. would withdraw from the deputy oh it's important to realize that everybody recognizes that the tariff moved in the name of fair trade in the name of security is more from a change of america's strategic position then it is about trade this idea of a read examining a bilateral relationships and redetermine and of these sort of historical relationships and trump is basically blowing them apart and the world is creating a new order where the u.s. is not the central figure and i think you know these so small but powerful moves by the. and other international communities is a clear sign that it's moving shifting away from the u.s. as as the primar

new zone is set to go ahead turkish forces are currently trying we know as well to push militants bach is allied with a group called the national from for liberation whose fighters you can see in action here are a video agency spoke to one of its commanders. and nothing about some of it. with regard to demilitarize in the buffer zone as a defense lines remain intact no soldiers are in position but they have light on the front line backed up by heavy weapons in the rear so they're able to deter any attacks on the buses or an agreement is maintained smoothly without complications or i let me give you some background to this the agreement was reached by moscow in one career in mid september it establishes a fifteen to twenty kilometer zone in libya under the agreement heavy weaponry have to be pulled out of the area russian turkish militaries will patrol that territory . or putin has commented on russian. operations in the country let's take a listen. salem did you least you actually reach the goals that we had the beginning of the operation in syria so many years before there was countri

five years ago she married music executive erwin bach, 16 years her junior. >> i found him quite attractive him and i wasn't thinking about age. >> in this unaired clip tina explains how her german born man of 32 years first popped the question. >> he said will you marry with me? and i thought that's not a real proposal. you don't say will you marry with me. ♪ you're simply the best >> the pair has flourished despite personal tragedy. tina's son craig committed suicide in july. she's also endured health struggles including a stroke, persevered living in switzerland and not looking back. ♪ we don't need another hero >> i'm happy. that's what i am. i'm a happy person. >> that's the definition of a survivor. tina also told gayle she's done with touring. >> we love you tina. we hear you. >>> coming up a dancing star suffers a painful injury and you won't believe how it happened. ♪ now, naturally defined brows that last. new tattoo brow tint pen from maybelline new york. multi-prong tip draws hair like strokes, for naturally defined brows up to 24 hours. maybelline's new tattoo brow tint pen. on

be devoted to german language literature in english translation it was compiled by sabina keyes of bach and david leavitt to literature experts at d w what were their selection criteria purely subjective ones. we weren't that interested in print runs or sells figures but we're sure that if there were a dozen of us read the books on this list we'll get a whole new perspective on germany and europe. but some names that viewers might expect are missing from it good to is not on our worst that's true i don't think you'll care that much what we wanted to do is to paint a picture of twentieth century contemporary germany and europe we wanted to give people an introduction to some really fantastic authors that they don't know already. a few classics fully deserve places on the list it begins with thomas months building blocks from once you know one and extensive multimedia project has been put together for the one hundred must reads with a bilingual website featuring articles essays and interviews. as well as one hundred video clips introducing each book from a very personal point of view mont

larry beil and mindy bach will have live reports tonight. tipoff is at 7:30. again, you need to be in your seats at 7:15. come on, mike would be late. >> mike, you would have midit. >> i know, i know. they did some upgrades on our computers yesterday and they're running just a little bit slower than they used to. >> it timed out so well. he was starting to get his $12 beer. >> yeah. >> that happens. >> actually i was being honest. yeah, we did, we upgraded the computers and they're running just a little bit slower. when you're on less than seven minutes, it doesn't give you much time to update things. let's take a look at what's going on outside. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. here's a look from mt. tamu se than it was yesterday. we'll have sunshine and lighter breezes today. we'll see stars and feel the chill again tonight. we're only getting 11 hours and 11 minutes of s'l more warm aft through the extended. 76 in millipede as, santa clara 78. san jose we have some 80s. on the peninsula today, 73 to 79 degrees so prett

ambience like this installation made up of security mirrors coupled with organ music by johann sebastian bach in the first month i think you can actually put out on display anywhere and in the past few years i've often noticed that when art is executed in locations that one to richly built is museums it can be especially interesting. that saw several weeks to renovate the former parliament building. it also had new rooms added for temporary exhibitions of contemporary art. suzanne again simon plans to exhibit pieces here by artists who have already made a splash internationally but by local artists as well. the one about the ash we want to include the local art scene as much as we can and show artists from just laid off both in the collective exhibitions and in may just the only ones who have money but the plan to cooperation with the art of cademy so we're trying to turn this site into an active house for contemporary art mind bending this how thrilling was once was. a mysterious dance of death the shadow planes an installation by dusseldorf based artist hans-peter feldman. it's whirling cas

abc 7 sports anchor mindi bach is live at oracle arena with more. hey, mindi. >> hi, kristen. the warriors are poised to leave ork until rare air having won their third title in the last now years under steve kerr the franchise total is now six championships. only the lakers and celtics have more. but golden state is looking to add on. speaking of the celtics they're the only team to have appeared in five straight nba finals. and the warriors want to match that because this year three-peat is the goal. >> i think if we do what we did last year and the year before it will be a beautiful year again. i think we've just got to stay focused and enjoy every night, those two things. jy and focus will be great. >> we understand that right now winning a championship is attainable if we do -- take care of our business. and doing it three years in a row is a tremendous opportunity for us that we should not be afraid to talk about and go after. >> reporter: and every season has its own look, its own feel. and that starts tonight as they begin their quest for a third straight title. and st

year-old singer reveals she suffered from kidney disease and her current husband, music producer erwin bach, gave her one of his kidneys as her health was rapidly declining. turner says at the lowest point, her kidneys were only functioning at 20%. she writes that the donation from her husband gave her happiness and relief just to be alive. >>> what a scene it was in las vegas over the weekend. an ultimate fighting match lasted four rounds, but the real fireworks started after it was over. even mike tyson thought it was kind of crazy. nbc's kathy clark has that story. >> reporter: the highly anticipated ufc fight between mma rivals conor mcgregor and khabib nurmagomedov took an ugly turn after mcgregor tapped out after the fourth round. >> no! >> reporter: the brawl shows nurmagomedov leaping off into the crowd toward men in corner after they allegedly taunted him. then, watch as this man climbs t punching the back of mcgregor's head. >> people have been saying mean things to people for 18 years here at the ufc. nothing like this h nurmagomedo multimillion dollar purse now being withheld pe

they were celebrated and honoured at the opening ceremony by the ioc president, thomas bach. on july the 10th when they were brought out safely after an ordeal that made headlines around the world. the boys said they were excited to be involved in the youth olympics, and were given a plaque as a reminder of the friendly game against the home team. eliza philippidis, bbc news. now before we go, have a look at these pictures. keep an eye on the people in the green tops. they‘re competiting to build the tallest human tower which has been taking place in the spanish city of tarragona. forty—two teams took part watched by thousands of spectators. building human towers has deep cultural roots in catalonia and has been recognised by the united nations cultural body unesco. a reminder of our top story. brazil‘s far—right presidential candidate, jair bolsonaro, has fallen short of an outright victory in sunday‘s election. mr bolsonaro won 46% of votes, a much stronger showing than had been predicted. but he said polling problems had robbed him of victory, without giving details. he mu

they were celebrated and honoured at the opening ceremony by the ioc president, thomas bach. discovered by divers. a dramatic rescue effort ended on july the 10th when they were brought out safely after an ordeal that made headlines around the world. the boys said they were excited to be involved in the youth 0lympics, and were given a plaque as a reminder of the friendly game against the home team. eliza philippidis, bbc news. australia‘s cricketers do not enjoy the first day onto a. caroline wozniacki wins again in china. australia are not enjoying themselves onto in dubai, pakistan dominated the opening day of the first test and they will go into day two on 255—3. muhamed hafiz making a century in his first test in two yea rs. century in his first test in two years. this is the first to for the australians since that all tampering scandal and the australian bowlers, they struggled. not the day for them. the aussie bowlers struggled as pakistan‘s openers put on 205 for the first wicket. who will be the top ranked player when the season ends? novak djokovic is the favourite

the current head of the ioc thomas bach said, "we lose a young and sympathetic leader full of hope who baumann, who was 51, also sat on the wada committee that recently voted to reinstate russia after their doping ban novak djokovic has won his fourth shanghai masters title. he beat the croatian borna coric in straight sets. djokovic is on an 18—match winning steak and will move above roger federer to number two in the world. rugby union's champions cup has started this weekend. five more british sides get their campaigns under way. gloucester are taking on french champions castres. gloucester lead 8—0. cardiff are playing lyon in france. it's currently 10—0. later this afternoon glasgow host saracens whilst newcastle's return to the top tier of european rugby for the first time in 1a seasons when they face toulon. the nfl returns to london this evening for the first of three regular season games to be played outside the united states. wembley stadium will play host to the oakland raiders and the seattle seahawks. the game was meant to be staged at tottenham's new stadium, which has be

step for them to try to get to back together again and it is as you said i mean they are economic bach doesn't create is a always very big on their agenda when they talk but beyond that given the differences it just talked about reduce the this relationship going politically because there's still regional rivals. well it's a kind of detente it's. trying to get back to normal both countries have a need to get back to a normal due to the new situation that has evolved since da trump has taken office in the u.s. so china donald trump is a threat economically they are looking to do to strengthen their ties with other economic partners and japan might not be able to rely on america's backing as it has before so both sides need to cause reconsider their options right lettice villain here in beijing thank you very much for that assessment thank you. turning out to blasphemy is still a serious crime that carries heavy penalties but like many of the country's other religious traditions that may change soon irish voters are heading to the polls today to elect a new president and they're also bei

they were celebrated at the opening ceremony by the ioc president thomas bach. how many of you? discovered by divers. a dramatic rescue ended on july the 10th when they were brought out safely after an ordeal that made headlines around the world. the boys said they were excited to be involved in the youth olympics and we re involved in the youth olympics and were given a plaque as a reminder of the friendly game against the home team. eliza philippidis, bbc news. fantastic experience for them. you can reach me on twitter, i'm @lvaughanjones. i'm lewis vaughan jones i'm lewis vaughanjones and this is bbc world news. good morning. some autumn warmth to come in the week ahead, but before that, i just want to concentrate on the rain. it was a pretty miserable sunday across the far north—west of scotland, a lot of low cloud, it was windy at times and there was some rain, some of it persistent. a couple of inches of rain has already fallen in parts of the north—west of scotland already, and there's more wet weather to come for the next couple of days. so i just want to concentrate on

>> in the book the plot thickens when in 1986 turner meets a young german record executive irwayne bach6. he was 30. >>> there is a great story in the book, you went to dinner. it was a very cheeky move on your part. go ahead, share it, tina. what did you say? >> i said to irwin, when you get to california, i want you to make love to me, because i did. >> reporter: but, tina, who says that to somebody >> you say it if you feel it. you're not going to get it otherwise. but that's what i wanted. >> reporter: they fell in love, and finally tied the knot five years ago. >> it was the first time that i got married as far as i was concerned. >> reporter: when you say that's the first time you felt you had been married, why? >> when ike asked me to marry him, i had to say yes. there was a reason. i knew there was going to be a fight. that wasn't my idea of my wedding. >> reporter: that first wedding, and that first husband ike turner, are still things that tina turner is trying to reconcile. >>> and you spent time in the book actually thinking about ike. why do you think you found yourself thi

investigating president trump joining me now by skype from indiana is the co-author of the watchdogs in bach the cia n.s.a. in the crimes of the war on terror john duffy john thanks for coming on the show to tell me about your interview with the clinton and bush camp tara chief richard clarke and what so important to think about it today given britain's threat level for instance thank you for having me on the show. when my co-author of the book rhino shells and myself sat down with richard clarke that was in the year two thousand and nine so it was you know it was almost a decade after the nine eleven attacks it happened and what he told us essentially was that. cia cable traffic regarding the travel of would be hijackers now if one has me and kelly on meet our. early two thousand should have come directly to him didn't he basically surmise he was intentionally taken out of the information loop he told us that very clearly that he in george tenet spoke every day he was there was no lack of information sharing between cia counterterror his office except when it came to this issue travel of kh

less two days from the time they began deliberating, that told me the prosecutors in this case, miss bach and her co-counsel, left no doubtn the mindsf their jurors. >> meagan will be back with her take on this trial. she has look at what's next in the sentencing phase. targets of , the the explosive devices are all top democrats. the total numr discovered a ten. we don't know if there were any more out there but investigators e making progress. nbc news has learned that at s leaste of the packages were mailed from florida and they think all the packages were sen through the mail. now, we're learning more with the devices themselves.su n mcginnis reports. >> reporter: investigato believe packages containin crude pipe bombs sent this week to top democrats and cnn were all sent through mail some of the possibly from florida. >> a nationwide investigation. involving multiple jurisdictions coast to coast. >> reporter: new packages today, addressed to robert de niro. a long time critic. and two sent to former vice president biden. vestigators are learning more about the devices. >> p plastice

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