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meanwhile the dictator preferred to rule nazi germany from the bare cold. there he developed crucial political and military plans and issued laws and to crease one of the reasons may have been his. firmer relationship with eva brown who always happened to be at over salzburg when hitler was there with his entourage and adjutant later recalled that it became more and more difficult to obtain decisions from the head of state even senior party officials and members of the government were often unable to reach him when he was sent over sulzbach. only cultural events seemed to be able to lure the failed artist from his command center. in june one thousand nine hundred thirty nine hitler went to vienna on a whim to attend the seventy fifth birthday celebrations of composer richard strauss on his way back to back to scott and the fury of visited places where he had spent his childhood. ava brown filmed his arrival official hand primary school near lintz in this book mine come from hitler described himself as a little ringleader when the boys at the village played

after the bare foot bandit got busted eight years ago today. oh, bare foot bandage.ing news changes everything on fox news channel. maria filling in. >> many countries are not paying what they should. frankly many countries owe us a tremendous amount of money for many years back where they're delinquent as far as i'm concerned. the united states has had to pay for them. >> a face-to-face dressing down. president trump waste nothing time in nato telling nato allies to pay up. will it work? welcome. thanks for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo in this afternoon for neil cavuto. this is "your world." president trump may be blunt, but the numbers don't lie. the u.s. commit $700 billion to defense this year. compare that with the 51 billion in germany. $52 bil

i can barely make it through day to day. we need help. let me say i know addiction is a , there has tose be resolution for pain patients also. guest: thank you. you know, it rips my heart out hearing your story. we have to make sure that people who have pain are not being cut off. time, our pleading toto the federal government, come out with pain alternatives that are less addictive. this is top and center nationally. we recognize the pendulum is swinging to your point. we will continue to do the work to make a difference for individuals such as yourself caught in the trap. host: when you have commerce asian's about this issue what is the response to the topic of prescribing? are they resisting? guest: not at all. we are getting cooperation. the majority of the community is aware -- i use the pendulum analogy. it has swung too far the other way. they are open. we do have the outliers that are seizing an opportunity. those are the ones we are going after. we are working to make sure the net, whenp safety patients get dislodged from practic

this will bring barely any rain, but a hand ireland on thursday. barely any rain, buta hand of cooler air following find out whether front, scotland and cooler air following find out whetherfront, scotland and northern ireland, temperatures will come down a bit further on thursday, backed by a bit further on thursday, backed by a bit further on thursday, backed by a bit of cloud in some sunny spells in southeast across what england and wales, including the odd shower in control here, where temperatures rebound a little bit after wednesday and near 37 celsius. and then friday onto the weekend, the still high—pressure in most places looking dry in some very warm to hot sunshine around temperatures in the hotspot will be around 30. that's the latest. this is bbc news. i'm carol walker. the headlines at 11:00: england have secured their place in the world cup quarterfinals following a dramatic penalty shoot—out against colombia. eric dier scored the winning penalty. joy for england fans after one of the most dramatic games in the tournament. they'll pl

the blaze is barely contained. thousands of firefighters are battling the blaze, which is just barely contained. it's just one fire we are tracking as erratic winds fuel the western u.s. nbc's steve patterson has latest from redding, steve. >> reporter: kristen, this is one of those rare urban fires that has brought so much destruction to so many places. inoved, littered in ruins, and right now, there are thousands of more homes that are being threatened. tonight the fire-fight intensifies. the deadly carr fire nearly doubling in size overnight and leaving a family in agony. a great-grandmother and her two grandchildren confirmed dead today. >> within an hour, this happened here. with no notice. >> reporter: family friend don says ed bledsoe was helping neighbors evacuate across town when his wife melody and grandchildren james and emily were trapped by the flames. >> that's -- he lost everything. everything. i mean, you ca more than .mi >> reporter: on the front lines, more than 3,000 firefighters doing all they c

i can barely make it through day to day. we need help. let me say i know addiction is a , there has tose be resolution for pain patients also. guest: thank you. you know, it rips my heart out hearing your story. we have to make sure that people who have pain are not being cut off. time, our pleading toto the federal government, come out with pain alternatives that are less addictive. this is top and center nationally. we recognize the pendulum is swinging to your point. we will continue to do the work to make a difference for individuals such as yourself caught in the trap. host: when you have commerce asian's about this issue what is the response to the topic of prescribing? are they resisting? guest: not at all. we are getting cooperation. the majority of the community is aware -- i use the pendulum analogy. it has swung too far the other way. they are open. we do have the outliers that are seizing an opportunity. those are the ones we are going after. we are working to make sure the net, whenp safety patients get dislodged from practic

unemployment is low because people are working 60, 70, 80 hours a week and can barely feed their kids. and so, i do think that,

take a look at what's going on in the stock sarat, what's your view here lockheed is barely up. we just showed northrup, which is getting hammered. >> they've had such a good run in the past and boeing's getting some of it back, too i would wait i think it's too early these are great stocks, but we had the election >> haven't had much of a run in the past three months. down three and a half. >> the market's discounting what the future is. i don't see a lot of promise here there are other opportunities. >> after the one year run, that was impressive but now you're looking so far to date they've underperformed. that's why this is the time to start looking at them. when you look at what they put out there was a 370 price target

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davis, slow roller to third, bare hands it. he throws to first. rockies win 3-2. they sweep the series. oakland is two games behind seattle for that wild card spot. >>> how about a big helping with giants and brewers. the guy double fisting popcorn. ryan braun had some extra butter on this baby. goes the other way up. andy suarez, a two-run shot. milwaukee out to the early lead. the giants got it back thanks to three straight walks. buster posey going to clear them all. double to the gap, his first game all season with more than two runs batted in. that's amazing. 4-2 giants. fourth inning, gorkys tries to get it. handing the pitch into the netting above the garden. 5-2 san francisco. fifth inning, pablo goes down the line. the big guy is off to the races. two runs will score on the play, but just watch panda motor, he's amazing. 7-3 giants after his first triple since 2015. he wasn't done. pops one to the outfield. sandoval is going to tag up. christian yelich's throw is late. he's in with the slide, 8-3 giants. sandoval was slow to get up, diagnosed with the str

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temperatures barely similar to what we are looking at tomorrow, height to mid—teens, but as we move througho mid—teens, but as we move through to the end of the week, high pressure building, this weather front will bring some outbreaks of showery rain to the north—west, so a fresh start of the week, some showers further north and west, but gradually warming up, temperatures reaching 30 degrees celsius in the south—east within the week. hello, this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines: emergencies have been declared in northern california, as wildfires continue their rampage through the state, killing five people, destroying hundreds of homes and causing 40,000 people to flee.

walk out barely i can barely hear you but i did hear you talk about euphoria and that's exactly the right word if you want to see what it looks like when your team wins woke up final let me show you i'm just going to step away and you can see tens of thousands of fans eighty thousand in fact tracked into this fan so many in paris they are singing the mostly is the national anthem they are chanting this crowd absolutely erupted when the final whistle went through to win beating croatia that is it france that the champions of the world they have won this world cup it's sort of thing that when you're a football fan you only dream over the beginning of the tournament but this is reality and i think for most of these fans that reality is full sweeter than they could even imagine and attack sure it's quite a time now that we're seeing there can you give us a sans on the sort of demographic the ages of the people that have gathered to watch that team play today. well again i'm having difficulty hearing you but i i think we're talking about the different generations that basically followed this g

and i am being that quite literally as this administration is doing the bare minimum just like m s n b c is doing the bare minimum when it comes to presenting progressive issues on a supposedly left leaning network which naomi was more than happy to call them out on saturday they feared phil donahue his opposition to the iraq war would be bad for business so they got rid of the show they were terrified of the ne war boys and that is not an overstatement and the war voices were popular and if you are general electric you certainly don't want to have war voice on a cable channel that you won't. rumsfeld's your biggest customer today downing you just doesn't have the credentials to work at the station unlike bill kristol who could say that for the iraq war saying it would last only two months now kristol would argue that time is a construct and we need to destroy that construct despite a lack of proof that the construct even exists and all the evidence of that construct comes from western countries who would profit from invading the country where the construct supposedly exists while mi

wind. 0utside cloudless sky with barely a waft of wind.l palace in tokyo, the heat shimmer tells its own story. here the tourists are sweltering in only 37 degrees today. translation: china is hot now but compare between tokyo and china, tokyois compare between tokyo and china, tokyo is hotter. a little further night —— a little further north, it is considerably hotter. the thermometer hit 41.1 on monday, the highest ever recorded anywhere in japan. the heat is notjust uncomfortable, it is now extremely dangerous. at tokyo's emergency dispatch centre, the calls are coming thick and fast. the ambulance crews a re coming thick and fast. the ambulance crews are struggling to keep up as across japan, more than 30,000 people have now been hospitalised with heatstroke or heat exhaustion. the elderly are most at risk. more than half of the deaths reported so far have been people over 65. in the ancient capital, kyoto, the summer festivals are under way. here it has been 38 degrees or more for a solid week, another record. all of this is being cau

some had eaten so much they could barely stand. this is bbc world news.russia tried to interfere in the 2016 us elections, directly contradicting what he said after meeting vladimir putin in helsinki. 75% of the population of yemen is in need of humanitarian aid, according to the un. it says yemen's is the world's worst humanitarian crisis, with one child dying every 10 minutes from preventable causes. for more than three years the country has been divided by a fierce civil war between the government, backed by a saudi—led coalition, and houthi rebels allied with iran. 0rla guerin and cameraman anthony clifford have been in southern yemen. you may find some of the pictures in her report distressing. an ancient civilisation, ringed by mountains and entombed by conflict. yemenis have spent years living in the shadow of the gun. and here's the result. this is what childhood looks like in yemen. if you live long enough. many don't. ramzi is now growing up a nomad, thanks to the war. he arrived at this camp in hodeidah province a month ago and says it's very t

howie: pruitt's resignation was barely covered and i think that was a mistake.ut you said this was a win for the resistance. you are saying it was what coordinated effort by the media for ideological reasons. if most of of those stories are true, partisan sources always come to reporters with dirt on people they don't like. mollie: many things brought up by investigative reporting were brought up by conservative offices. the previous epa, the mishandling of the colorado mine crisis, the flint water crisis. but you didn't see "the washington post" fan "new york times" pushing a drum beat against her. that doesn't mean what scott pruitt did shouldn't be covered. if you care about the swamp, cover it no matter who is in charge. howie: if the stories were true and he alienated his own staff trump wouldn't have fired him. and laura ingraham tweeted two days before the ouster, pruitt is the swamp, drain it. mollie: the resistance had a coordinated campaign which was covered by the media when it started in march. he lost support of his own people. but we shouldn't forg

his home is a bare tent, where his mother, azizah, has only her children and her grief.ateral damage in a saudi air strike. translation: when my husband was killed, we were not able to see his body. we only saw pieces. and we couldn't tell it was him. that was worse than the news of his death. well, to add to the misery here, there's a dust storm kicking up now, and there's no escape from the punishing temperatures. many of the families here have been trapped in these conditions for months, waiting for help that hasn't come. aid workers say yemenis are victims not only of war, but also of global indifference. and now, more than ever, they are victims of hunger. like tiny nagiba, who suffers from severe, acute malnutrition. we found her in her mother's arms, at a local clinic. she is three months old, but weighs about half what she should. her doctor is confident that nagiba will recover, but he's haunted by those who didn't survive, like the boy he lost last month. translation: a father came, carrying his son, who had diarrhoea and vomiting. i wanted to save him, but the

the pound barely budging. chinese shocks -- stocks surging. smart phone makers of massive ipo sees the stock slide in hong kong. is there a message year for tech investors? good morning and welcome. you are watching bloomberg market. there are some individual shock stories we are focusing on this morning. air france trading a little bit higher. up by 5.68%. i've been talking to her mining team here and they think that maybe the miners are underperforming this evening -- this morning. lack of bad news is the reason that is being cited at the moment. they have come down really fast over these metals. on the downside, let's take a look at what is moving down. a stock that went ex-dividend is leading the losers. we can discount that. but look at these others. nissan trading down. that story seems to be bleeding into the european space. fascinating story to keep an eye on. we had a decent chinese rally and european markets are trading up about 0.5% but some individual names sending out. let's get a first word news up a. u.k. prime minister's plunge

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it is barely see their hand in front of their face. for the best outcome. j°y and praying for the best outcome. joy when the boys were found but it looks like it could be a long process to get them out? you can see these extraordinary pictures that have come from the divers but it's very dark. this is the light from some sort of very dark. this is the light from some sort of camera very dark. this is the light from some sort of camera phone. we presume they can now get food and clean water down to them, but getting the mount is going to be a real challenge. it is extraordinary to see the way countries from around the world have come together. british experts included in that team to throw all of their efforts m, team to throw all of their efforts in, there were miners who got stuck in brazil, if you remember, a a few years ago. you do see incredible experts coming together with these extraordinary resources to put technology behind search and rescue operations, which is not that long ago we know would have failed tragic consequences. a

barely visible would a keeps migrants from coming to germany if it weren't guarded four to five thousand would cross this border every day about that solidarity in solidarity. as at sometime egypt may going to get a saudi dutch sent them. as quickly became very clear there's very little common ground between markel and when it comes to refugees. get a mention this is about people who come to us that involves europe's fundamental message humanity we need to protect our external borders with the goal of simply shutting out the world. and none the less the chancellor needs help in fact she needs all the support she can get within the european union to maintain the current asylum system it's an e.u. principle that the country in which a refugee has been registered is responsible for the sign of process most refugees should stay in spain italy or greece by their first reach european soil but many try to get further north through germany crossing through or still hungry and these countries fear that germany could just reject migrants at the border german interior minister whole see all far tri

the man who's got robert mugabe's backing is making confident noises barely three hours into voting in zimbabwe's election opposition m.d.c. alliance candidate nelson chamisa cast his ballot a short time ago and it's the first election since the more gobby era and the former president's thrown his support behind forty year old chimney's a well the man who succeeded mugabe in the vendor emerson and god was promising to revive the economy which he said believes the people will vote for change. big reception for the. people who spoke to the people speaking and it's clear that the voters are one for one for freedom and one for democracy and one renewed. one with do you. really. well joining us now from zimbabwe's capital harare has a house the vote timing out looking like. well they've been a few issues like people going to the wrong polling stations but on the whole things have been going well and we seeing in some areas lines are getting longer and longer here are some of the voters mainly young people if you speak to almost everyone all people in the line they say things like their bigg

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was taking a turn for just barely enough of us and skittish to speak. i dish out only it will fly again. and i don't. know. the local government under the weight of public opinion was forced to reclaim the berlin water company. which has since two thousand and fourteen completely returned to public ownership. however the repurchase price was very high close to one point three billion euros. the high cost. remain a spy as it. were true mainly due to the further water has been privatized first those who are the costs will probably. have been very expertly proficient. at passing on to consumers because that's what the do always wherever they go. this is easy you. know these are pushing this official this to sever all peace. making. me my right to this thing can this be a battle of. me thought i get to get in the economy. now and i mean we're going to have to put them out what are nato messing it never of the. heart and mind of the european which is behind world prophecy. i think that the european commission would be very very clear that james poses water p

a lot of inland locations will barely feel that and temperatures will stay warm. by this afternoon, similar to yesterday, noticing more of a west wind coming in this afternoon. that will affect mainly areas right by the bay and right along the coast. places like altamont, it could get breezier later on tonight. that's all because of this ridge of high pressure across the desert southwest. it is contributing to the onshore flow and for the game today, breezy and 66 degrees. look at at&t park, beautiful out there. sunrise is happening at 5:56 and sun goes down at 8:33. this is our weather pattern. this high, this low, this is going to keep that high from affecting us too much. we won't get any thunderstorms or rain, which is what they are getting in the four corners states. we'll be above average for the next zen days with slight cooling in time for the weekend. >>> good morning, everybody. guess who's three games out of first place in the national league west? that's a giveaway. we're talking about the giants and what happened last night, sandoval dangerous with a

wait until you hear why he went bare feet on the iconic beatles cover. >> "e.t."arn more at repatha.com. next on kron-4 news at eight: breaking news a missing east bay teen... found safe. the man suspected of kidnapping her is now in custody now authorities are trying to piece together what happened. new details.. next in a live report.plus...new details about the man accused of killing an 18 year-old woman at a bart station.what his family is now saying about his mental health.it's a story you will only see on kron 4. and brock turner's lawyers...once again trying to get his conviction overturned. i'm grant lodes i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> it's the most famous crosswalk in the world, abbey road. >> imagine you're a beatle man yak and you made the pilgrimage to abbey road and then this happened. >> yes, that's paul mccartney revisiting his old stomping grounds where the beatles recorded the classic abbey road album and so many of their biggest hits. ♪ >> and sir paul set the record straight on why he

futures barely moved on the news. wall street moved yesterday on optimism of another trade battle between the u.s. and eu. the eu may do away with tariffs on cars. the june jobs report out today, how low could unemployment go. it's currently only 3.8%, the lowest since the year 2000. if it dips beyond 3.7% that would be the lowest in nearly 50 years. economists predict it'll hold steady in july. that's sluggish for such a tight labor market. the labor department says the openings currently out weigh current levels. >>> do you have a movie pass? you may have to spend a bit more next time you hit the theater. a movie pass let's see custer ams a movie a day, losing $40 million in may alone. movie pass has to pay theaters to make up the difference. i don't have one of these pass. i have three kids and i don't have a chance to go to the movies now. >> i don't either. but it's an extraordinary deal. >> let us know what you think about surge >>. >> the biggest trade war in economic history, china with a stern rebuke and prom

it's on shore and that's barely. twelve is not much. you can see how the cloud cover -- so close by. i think the flow won't allow it to make it. we're just on the cusp there of think they'll out of there. 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s. 4:36 and you're looking at your screen. >>> we have some breaking news here. and i'm going to try to get it on the screen here. there's a fire of a building burning in oakland. we can see it from our camera. and we see white smoke. the 5200 block of international boulevard. and international boulevard will be affected with fire crews. the smoke is coming up there but it looks like the smoke has died down. i want to show you where it is. let me see if i can advance my maps to oakland here. it's right here in oakland on international boulevard as you head down. so this area is going to be blocked. you need to stay away from the area if you can. shore freeway. s go to the east traffic is moving well. that includes solano county traffic. and if you're getting to the bay bridge, traffic is moving well. 4:37, back to

showing up on our charts certainly across parts of me amar's very wet lot of showers coming off the bare bangle still house where we've got to heavy showers of bangladesh we've got a few showers for hong kong but really across much of eastern china the weather conditions aren't too bad at all up towards shanghai fine with temperatures there in the mid thirty's not a great deal of change heading on through into wednesday annoyed like to see some heavy downpours across into south asia and here is really across more northeastern areas that we're seeing the heaviest of the rain out the moment see expected to continue you see some of the rainfall totals that we've had across eastern parts of india and bangladesh and thus where the concentration of rain is that circulation of low pressure one in kolkata should be dry and brighter in delhi karate should be largely fine by looking good as you get further south down through parts the western ghats would likely see some heavy showers moving in here choose day and on into wednesday across and. got a bit of a breeze which is keeping the humidity rel

bare-hands it on one hop for out number two. >> who needs a glove? gonzalez making the bare-handed grab and strong throw for the out. astros hang on for the win and the play of the day. >> reporter: a huge occupy encampment protest moved out and cleaned up overnight. coming up, how the operation went down. >> reporter: rail service in san josi won't be impacted too badly this morning after a bad crash yesterday. i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. for switching to progressive? [ engine revving ] you cannot hear me at all

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in the tenth, bases full of fish, realmuto flares o t out the line in right, barely falls fair.alk-offs, winn 2-1, the >> got on third base, less than two outs. i thought we'dhe get job done. we didn't get that big hit, that big fly ball. so we gotta continue to play. proud of the boys. they battled. richards was reallygood. hange-up, really, really good today. so they battled. came back and tied the game, we couldn't finish it. >> today we're at practice for the redskins. the first full day in fulls. pad our sherree burruss is down in s richmond wherehe says naturally the atmosphere waser dit, because when the pads come on, the intensity picks up: >> reporhe redskins wrapped up day 3 of training campith no more injuries to report. but we're learning duran payne will miss the next two to three weeks with a foot injury. his current team jonathall a says he's confident payne will be back stronger because of the culture at their alma mater, alabama. >> it's going to be tough for him mentally, because he's still bamainized. thinks he has to push through everything, obviously he shou

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you can see barely the cloud cover at the top of the bay bridge. a little bit of drizzle is possible this morning the closer you are to the coast. that's why we put a little bit of caution driving and if you're taking the ferry this morning. this afternoon will be much quieter when it gets warm to hot once again. here's a look at san francisco. we woke up to sunshine yesterday. 58, 59 with a little bit of sunshine by 10:00. more sunshine at noon and low to mid-60s. the marine layer comes back at 6:00. we drop into the low 60s by 8:00. here's a look at the south bay. we're going to wake up mainly sunny and 63. we'll be near 80 at noon. mid to upper 80s throughout the afternoon hours and a comfortable 75 at 8:00. still not needing a blanket or a coat when you head out during the evening hours. the accuweather seven-day forecast. a slight chance of a thunderstorm coming up. but for traffic, pretty busy this week. how about this morning? >> we're starting out with a fire of some type. i don't think a vehicle is involved. i think it may be a vegetation

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