barry: kind of tight.nie: exactly, and the dollar index is at 94.5 almost, stocks are higher, emerging markets are rallying. what is going on with the global economy ended the central banks get it right? barry: they will never stick demanding and be a perfect 10, but they more or less have it right. to be a the landing and perfect 10, but they more or less have it right. normally, they are fairly much in sync and they work together on the same timeline, but the way the financial price has hit of the countries and how quickly the u.s.onded to it, was the first strong and robust response from the central bank and government, followed by years later, japan, and then europe. we had this odd situation where all three countries are out of sync. the u.s. is long gone the path to removing the extraordinary accommodation. japan is still somewhere in the middle of it, and now europe is announcing -- ok, we will follow everybody else's lead and make this a finite support. unusually, everyone is out of step. vonnie: f

shortly before he killed, barry had been detained ina before he killed, barry had been detained in along history of violence and schizophrenia. but in mental health tribunal unaware of that background decided to release him. the local mental health trust even watch a partnership then failed to properly plan his discharge. jeffrey barry was out with the sheltered housing provider given just hours to prepare for his return. kamil ahmad's family have called from the chief executive of the trust to resign. i will not be resigning. chief executive of the trust to resign. iwill not be resigning. i absolutely respect their right to comment but it's my mission to make oui’ comment but it's my mission to make our services as safe as they possibly can be. kamilahmad came our services as safe as they possibly can be. kamil ahmad came to this country seeking refuge. instead he died at the hands of a racist. having been failed by many of those paid to protect him. the bank of england has held interest rates at 0.5%, but signalled a rise is likely soon. our economics editor kamal ahmed joins us no

i think there's barry is, basically. and complex scheme, and after the recent windrush scandal, there's enormous pressure to get it right. sajid javid suggested, as the son of an immigrant parents himself, he understands the concerns. but only a system that is up and running on time and works smoothly will give the reassurance that many are looking for. danny shaw is listening to this and details are being unveiled this lunchtime. is this ambitions, this scheme? it's hugely ambitious. officials say they are going to have to process between 3.2 million and 3.8 million applications by eu nationals for settled status in the uk. this is something that has never been tried before on this scale. we do have a passport system that works well but of course that wasn't built up well but of course that wasn't built up from scratch like this particular scheme. it's going to start later this summer with some tests on real cases, then it'll be rolled out more fully from the autumn and fully operational by next march. in terms of the c

. >> that was barry trot just four days ago. today he announced his resignation and it all likely came down to money. >> dave johnson is here now. a lot of people don't understand how this could happen a few days after the bigtanley cup championship. >> i could come up with a lot of theories,ov but ithe money theory. that's probably the one that holds. it's often about the money. look, it doesn seem to make sense. we went from we want the cup to weave the cup to we need a coach. therwas a contract ioextens he's not staying. trots choosing to resign wheou theyn't come to an agreement on term. the term onlyvi pd a $300,000 raise, but barry decided to say goodbye, and the decision was tough for everyone, especially their general manager, mclellan. >> it's hard for me and guys in the organization. t in the endnk sports is a business. if you want it to work out, you want it to be a game, you want it to be all fun, but ten day after you win a cup you have to come here and this thit's not fun. >> more on his decision to step away from

i think they sold barry as having mental health issues...a charity that helped kamil ahmad after jeffrey barry had attacked him. he told us that he'd been assaulted, he'd had teeth knocked out because of the incident. he was being verbally, racially abused and threatened. shortly before he killed, barry had been detained in this psychiatric hospital. he had a long history of violence and schizophrenia. but a mental health tribunal, unaware of that background, decided to release him. the local mental health trust, avon and wiltshire partnership, then failed to properly plan his discharge. jeffrey berry was out with a sheltered housing provider, given just hours to prepare for his return. kamil ahmad's family have called for the chief executive of the trust to resign. i won't be resigning, i absolutely respect their right to comment, but i'm a clinician by background. it's my mission to make our services as safe as they possibly can be. kamil ahmad came to this country seeking refuge. instead, he died at the hands of a racist, having been fail

jeffery barry, in 2016, had been detained under the mental health act.e appealed against that decision. a mental health tribunal was called. it was not given the full background of jeffery barry's mental health conditions, his many years of violent mental health conduct and it decided to release him, against the advice of at least two psychiatrists and against the advice of jeffery barry's own brother. that then lead to more failures. the person who was meant to be in charge of planning his discharge didn't get the work done quickly enough so the sheltered housing complex was only given a few hours notice that he would be returning. they didn't want him back and considered launching some legal action, but they ran out of time. so what they did was to contact all the residents they could and warned them that he was returning. unfortunately, they were unable to get a hold of kamel ahmed. that day, jeffery barry was released, he went on to drink a litre of rum. at1:30am on at 1:30am on july the at 1:30am onjuly the 7th, he contacted his mental health crisis

barry meier, welcome to democracy now! it is great to have you with us. talk about this latest justice document that you just got a hold of. >> the basic outlines are this. as you noted, new pharma has claimed it has first become aware of their growing abuse of oxycontin in early 2000. that wasas about four years aftr its introduction. in fact, what this document show is the company had extensive information about oxycontin's 1997, 1998, 19 99 -- amy: 20 years ago. >> yes, and conceal that informrmion. ththey did notot tell t the fda, doctors, or patience. this was a very damming report. the crimes were so significant that the prosecutors who spent four years investigating the company recommended that three top executives at purdue pharma be indicted on -- for a series of felony crimes like conspiracy to defraud the united states, false statements, and things of that nature. unfortunately, their efforts were blocked i top administration officials within the justice department. amy: explain what actually took place. >> what took place is the fofollowing. p

jeffrey barry attacked kamil ahmad on six separate occasions.im for being an iraqi asylum seeker. he was mentally unwell. is racism was a manifestation of his illness. they saw. . . alex manifestation of his illness. they saw... alex runs a charity which helped kamil ahmad after jeffrey barry attacked him. he said he was assaulted and had his teeth knocked out. he was being verbally and racially abused and threatened. shortly before killing, jeffrey barry was in this psychiatric hospital. a mental health tribunal unaware of that background decided to release him. the local mental health trust failed to properly plan his discharge. a sheltered housing provider was givenjust his discharge. a sheltered housing provider was given just hours to prepare for his return. provider was given just hours to prepare for his returnlj provider was given just hours to prepare for his return. i will not be resigning. i respect their right to comment, but it is my mission to make our services as safe as they possibly can be. kamilahmad came make our services as s

barry trotz won the stanley cupt brought sng to the city we've never had before.f among the fan base hehould be rewarded. there's also the balance of the team. i'm thinking the team's point of view is you pa iin a cer amount for a coach but at the end of the day it's all professional sports. the players are the ones who get it done on the ice. ye, you need to have a good coach b you have to have players and those are the ones you take care of first. >> they're goi to be looking for more money. >> the capitals have taken a philosophy that we're going to pay a coach a certain amount of money and not go over that. >> it's not like a salary cap issue. >> no. that's a good point. they can reward him with any amount of money they want. with a coach it's not a salary cap issue, but an organizational philosophy. i'm just t speculatint they've decided this is all we're going to pay the coach and we're not going to god bey that. >> feels like it must have been such a low offer that he was insulted enough to announce his resignation right away. xp >> hessed a desire to stay

barry obsessed with ahmed because he was racist, the report said.lness. the head of the local safeguarding board says improvements have been made. we can never stop all the risk, we can never do that. what we can do is try to mitigate against that risk. there are considerable resources, both people and money, being spent in bristol. we have a new hate crime and discrimination service that was launched by bristol city council last year. shortly before he killed, barry, who had a long history of violence and schizophrenia, was detained here. but a mental health tribunal, unaware of his history, decided to release him. the local mental health trust then failed to properly plan his discharge. jeffrey barry was out with a sheltered housing provider given just hours to prepare for his return. the family believe strongly that the chief executive of the nhs partnership trust must consider her position because it was under her watch that these catastrophic failings occurred, with calamitous consequences for the family and for kamil. kamil ahmad came to brist

what's going on with former coach barry trotz? ago today we were preparing for ahi champio parade. now the stanley cup winning capt havesearch for a new head coach. ns still can't believe it. ut>> he is a free agent bad a two-year extension if you won the stanley cup, and now they're parting ways >> if you don't feel like you're being tre

jeffrey barry went on to drinka be contacted. jeffrey barry went on to drink a litre of rom.omen — believed to be prostitutes — being used by aid workers, who were working on missions in kenya and two countries in central africa. they also described a culture of endemic sexism in the organisation. msf said it was deeply saddened by the allegations and will investigate. theresa may has vowed there will be a ‘smooth and orderly‘ exit from the eu — this after her government‘s flagship brexit bill cleared its final parliamentary hurdle. she avoided a backbench rebellion with an eleventh hour concession to pro—eu tories. the "department for exiting the eu" said it marked a "crucial step" in the uk‘s preparations for brexit. the us president donald trump has ordered an end to the separation of migrant children from their parents at the us border with mexico. his administration‘s policy of zero tolerance towards illegal immigration led to thousands of children being detained without their parents, but last night he signed an executive order bringing the policy to an end. president t

this afternoon barry trotz resigns as the head coach of the washington caps. this shocking development comes less than two weeks after leading the team to its first stanley cup in franchise history. >> we haveneam coverage the stunning move today. shomari stone has fan reaction,a but we with dave johnson here in the studio. what do you know about this. >> it's something, we knew his contract was coming to an know, but we're also still in that honeymoon period where ao week e're getting ready for a period, but the business of hockey goes on and today we were reminded of that. it was a detail that was out there and asked about. capitals head coach barry trotz contract was up at the end of the season, a season that led the caps to their first stanley cup in their 44 year history. now trotz is a a free agend capitals are looking for a new toach. just las week trotz told us his desire was w to stayith the ave hims, the team that his first coaching chance back in the early 1990s in the minor leagues. trotz resigning today. there was reportedly a two y tr contrat tri

drugged and armed, jeffery barry heads towards a neighbour‘s flat.tack that killed kamil ahmad. shortly after dismembering the iraqi asylu m shortly after dismembering the iraqi asylum seeker, jeffrey barry called the police. i just asylum seeker, jeffrey barry called the police. ijust killed a man. have you spoken to the crisis today‘s report says kamil ahmad should be alive and a failure to recognise his killer‘s racism contributed to his death. the two man, who both had mental health problems lived in this sheltered complex. there were a number of incidents between the men between 2000 2013 to 2016. but the two men we re 2000 2013 to 2016. but the two men were allowed to continue living together at the supported housing complex. barry, obsessed with kamil ahmad because he was a race it, the report said. he was a person with racist abuse and he was mentally ill rather than a mentally ill person with racism as a manifestation of his illness. we can never stop all of the risk, we can never do that. what we can do is try to mitigate against the risk.

♪ at the copa >> an unexpected new role for barry manilow.is dulcet tones being put to a different use. >>> and we say good morning on this busy friday. we're going to start with the new details overnight about the suspect and victims in this mass shooting in maryland. >> we now know the man accused of opening fire on the "capital gazette" newsroom annapolis lost a lawsuit against them and apparently was holding a grudge for years. police say he was armed with a shotgun and smoke grenades sending reporters and other employees scrambling for cover. >> overnight police released the names of the five people who were killed including four veteran journalists and a young sales assistant. for the latest we turn now to abc's kenneth moton who is at the scene. good morning, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and diane. the crime scene is across the street. we have new details about the alleged gunman and his long simmering hatred for the newspaper and previous threats police say led to the shooting rampage. overnight police in maryland search

. >>> what may b shock of the year, barry trotz resigned, just twnweeks aftering stanley contract extension, trotz was a asking for a five-year contrac with guaranteed $5 million every moyear. ey wasn't necessary areally the issue but more the leng of the contract. ♪ . >>> 4:35 is the time. the game sheer, erin will talk about roads in a minute but mike thomas we want to start with you and the weather. >>> nasty inout. k it is. >> it's like an island without the beach humidso >> it's summer, people. >> butit is better than yesterday though? no. it's worse. >> really? >> yes. in what way >> humidity. much higher humidity if you stey outside this morning. and the heat index later on this afternoon will appach 100. it is again, hot and stick temperatures 79 in dc, 78 for quantico. 80 in hagerstown. it's hot, sticky, anything over 70 is considered extremely humid. we're 73 degrees due point this hour at dcnd that will help things to feel rather warm as we head into ene yterday, i guess say is there could be relieve in the the form of thunderstormi ng our way a little later on this afternoonly.

what's going on with former coach barry trotz? >>> a week ago today we were preparing for ahi champio parade. now the stanley cup winning capt havesearch for a new head coach. ns still can't believe it. ut>> he is a free agent bad a two-year extension if you won the stanley cup, and now they're parting ways >> if you don't feel like you're being treated fairly, got to go. >>> we'll have more on the resignation and what the caps are saying about it in a few minutes for you. first, though, we want to taka look at the forecast. hot day yesterday. another hot day today. >> it looks hot, right? you can just see the haze out there. >> storm team 4 muceorologist and sheena are here to fill us in on what to expect in the day ahead. melissa is going to talk about the commute. >> good morning. it does certainly look hy and humid and it is. re're quite a bit warmer this morning than we yesterday, but some changes this afternoon. >> yes, indeed. ho ifully with a littlerease in some rain chances we'll start to get a decrease in the temppatures

barry trotz and the coaching staff. but most of all these great players did an amazing job clinching each of the four series of the playoffs on the road. an amazing accomplishment. capitals, you had years of frustration. here is the grandest celebration. you get to hoist the stanley cup. alex ovechkin, it is your honor. come on up. >> mike: there is an order of succession. it is always interesting to see who is next and it is nicklas backstrom who has gone through this just as long as alex ovechkin has. >> mike: 13 years for one. 11 for the other. it is the repeater, the only one in the bunch that has done this before. it is brooks orpik. the episodes in life that last so many years in memory are often measured in fleeting minutes as the next minutes are going to go very fast, but in their memory they will think of it perhaps every day for a long time. there are the three league winners. the only time it ever happened. and then john carlson. we hope that you have enjoyed this. it will continue on elsewhere. you are watc

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less than two weeks since winning the stanley cup washington capitals head coach barry trotz is out. >> we just learned about this in the past hour. dave johnson starts us off aes the live with what we know about this. what do we know,ave? >> i know. this really came out of the blue and it was just a few days ago after all that barry trotz told sherree burruss heayanted to ith the washington capitals and the two sides had a couple of things to work trough. clearlt did not happen as trotz informed the team today that he will not be returning. the caps releasing a statement saying they're obviously disappointed, but thanked him for his efforts t f lastr years and bringing the stanley cup to washington. now in his statement trotz did not give a specific reason for the resignation hoough several ey analysts are speculating there might have been disagreement on the financialsr in a two yeantract extension it was triggered by barry trotz winng the stanleybr cup. n mcclelland is meeting wite media at 6:00. from the live desk, i'm dave johnson. >> thank you, dave. >>> in the meantime, let's

hen january 18th barry trotz comes back to town.hington will visit the it's ers in november, b january 18th the first time caps fans will seeheir old coach on the bench. i'm sure there will certainly be some heartbreak seeing him on o ther side, want in that capitals red anymore. we can say this kind of heartbreak all over the world today. the disappointing world cub run continuing for argentina as they suffer their worst loss in 60 years. a messy outing couldn't be saved by their star lionel messi feeling the weight of argentina on his shoulders. second half scoreless until a mistake by argentina. misplays thend ball croatia ke ham p makes him pay for it putting it the back of the net. s croatiatill on the attack. boating this one past. the goal puts kcro croatia up. they advce to the knockout stage while argentine in is on thy brink, t haven't been eliminated in the group stage since 2002.od also at the world cup france beat peru 1-0. they eliminated denmark and australia. now the rubber match at nationals park is a cha the nats t

i sat down with barry bonds recently to talk about life after baseball and really what it's meant to to be a san francisco giant. bond's father, bobby bonds, and godfather willy mays influences on the home run king. >> always battling the two acceptance. but it was great for me because i wanted to play baseball with them. i wanted to be on the same field with them. i wanted to be a san francisco giant ever since i was a little boy. >> we talked to all the legends, barry bonds. you see all the faces there. orlando za pay da, buster posey, jose canseco. the list goes on. tune in this friday after after giant's baseball. >>> we're back in a moment with that breaking news in singapore. stay with us. ♪ a toast, from estrella jalisco. pa arriba! to the stars of the mexican national team. pa abajo! to the stars that know you don't get here by luck but after years of dedication. al centro! to the stars that bleegreen! we are all in this together, no matter what! vamos por la estrella. estrella jalisco, the only premium mexican cerveza proud to be the official beer of the mexican national tea

then go do it again tomorrow. >> number 25, barry bonds! fit, bonds finally seems to be comfortable in his own skin. >> when i walk in the ballpark, it's nice when i see 40,000 people. i look at all of us that dame through he came through here, we did one hell of a job. >> what made you better? i asked you this 62 times when i was covering you. now i can ask you, why are you better than almost every other player? >> my iq in baseball was like this. i didn't have social skills. that's who i am. it's just my character. my kids have helped me. tell them who you are. >> bonds was born into giants baseball, his father bobby bonds, his godfather, willie maze. >> my dad was my teacher. willieas my idol. two comparisons here. to be a young kid and have a dream to be a baseball player and you idolize your godfather, what other gift do you want? >> when the giants were on the vernl verge of moving to florida, peter mcgowan kept them there. >> i remember peter and them were asking me how good am i. i sat there and said, if i don't win mvp, i will dona

barry trotz taking over the head coaching job of the new yor islanders.mer caps coach resigning three days ago but it was just three urs agohe new york islanders tweeted trotz was hired as their new head coach. he handed the capitals first stanley cup championship exactly two weeks ago, then he shocked the fan base by stepping down on june 18th. we just got off a very brief .onference call with head coach barry tro more to come. we're going to bring you the latest on news 4 at:0 from the live desk, sherree burruss. >> thank you, sherree. >>> if you didn't tell anyone in advance, today first lady melania trump jetted off to texas to see the crisis there with her own eyes. with her own eyes. >> christmas eve, my dad had no healthcare. he walked into an emergency room clenching his chest, and theyent him home. he died alone on a cold floor because he was poor. today in america your life is just a paycheck to an insurance company. it's time to end the american nightmare tat my mother and i weough. i'm roger manno. i'm running for congress to expand medicare i

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barry is right.nger is either the summit breaks up with bad news, or the good news is we end up giving too much for too little. and we've got to be really ca to do anything that weakens our military presence on the peninsula or our alliance unless north korea fundamentally deconstructs the conventional military threat it poses to south korea and japan. >> thank you. a treat to have you here in new york at this late hour. both gentlemen, thank you very much. >>> coming up for us, is president trump any closer to that goal we keep mentioning, denuclearization? li live coverage continues after this. ng so we know how to cover almost anything. even "close claws." (driver) so, we took your shortcut, which was a bad idea. [cougar growling] (passenger) what are you doing? (driver) i can't believe that worked. i dropped the keys. (burke) and we covered it. talk to farmers, we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ wwow, this is quite the busyo.

dangerous >>> ff fresh o the stanley cup e victor washington capitals are looking f a newheadcoach, barry trotz announced his resignation. >> this wa f a good puor a lot of caps fans, the capitals won their first ever stanley cup and now the future for the team is uncertain when you talk about emthe big announct that came down about 3:00, some people saying it't really isn as big of a surprise if follow everything. of course, trotz said the resume won tresident's trophy twice during the tenure but before the season, caps didn' extend his four-year contract he was in the last of a four-year contract. if you think backths ago. >> caps got off to a slow start. as the season progressed they melded as a team and went on n. but coach c andaps management apparely weren't seeing eye to eye. >> h barry a contract clause that stated if we won a stanley cup his contract would be extend years at an increased rate. and i think we our discussions with his representative centered around that. and what he was looking to accomplish through negotiations. so we had several discussions on what they were look

i stop barry bonds at-tv, it's like a when you're on tv, it's like a barry bonds at- bat.. i enjoyed working at kron for 34 years. they allowed me to be myself i totally agree with you. it's wrong for these uneducated players to throw balls at each others heads. beanball wars are part of baseball, but they are very dangerous for players. i only hope my i only hope my son grows up with the same reverence for me that you have for your dad. i have great memories of my dad. my parents were my biggest critics and supporters in my career. buster posey may not be hitting home runs, but he is still a great player. please stop criticizing him. i'm not saying buster posey is not a great player, he's a future hall of famer. all i'm saying is that he doesn't have the same power when he first got drafted by san francisco. i don't care for you, but i must admit you are not boring like everyone else. just when you thought you were done painting... ...you discover paint bleed under your tape... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technol

. >> former washington capitals coach barry trotz is moving to long island expected to sign a ve year at $4 million a year withrk the new yoslanders. that's a $2.2 million payraise g toey coach the stanl cup winning capitals. barry trotz asked ted leonsis the owner of the capitals for a five year, $25 million contract to reflect this status as a top coach. >> troy brown heading to the district. the wizards have selected him as the 15th overall pick in the 2018 nba draft. during his fnlst and o season at oregon brown averaged 11.3 points, 6.2 rebounds and 3.2 assists per game. >>> good morning tor you. thank you f joining us. >> it is friday. we've made i through the work week. june 22nd is the date. going to be a wet one today. mike is of course tracking all the wet weather a it headsour w. already in some of our viewing area i should say, right mike. >> absolutely heading up throughal c and northern portions of virgia. live look outside the beltway is looking goo and it's still dry at this hour but by the me we get to the second half of the mning commute that's likely to change here

he interesting in talking with todd rear done he may be the o with the inside track to succeed barry trotz. >>> tonight we kw the identity of the man accused of causing a commotion outside the white house this afternoon.s witnessey alexander dropped a backpack and jumped over two fences t beforehe secret service moved in with guns drain. witnessess say t got tense as officers approached him. >> as soon as the officer saw him, he s challenging him. he was challenging him >> did he he his hands in the air, >> yes, put his hands next to h closer and closer until c other officeame up. because i was further away, i don't know if he voluntarily went to the ground or they grouled him to the >> secret service agentsin arrested m he's facingy. unlawful the secret service used this little machine to go in and check out the backpack he dropped. they determined it was safe. >>> aontroversial in ellicott city other over whether to rebuild or not. >> council members at the center of the debate, melissa howell is is it at the center of e story. >> reporter: proposalsed legislation to halt build g i

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next to dan barry davisjo of oversite agency located in the branch. she has served at the institute of internal auditors a previously the director of audit services andanemt for the city of orlao. she began her career in public accounting and for private industry. but her current responsibilities include audits related to improper payments, grant agencies, federal controlig issues. and one of the things i've noticed in the last couple of years, congress likes to tell ig at todo. they like to del djo what to do for them. they've been in the community in the bills that have been undertaken. and i know that barry has had some responsibilities for those recent products. and then our fin panelist is t napogo, private a senio and government oversite. he worked prior to that at hhs oig in congressional affairs and advocacy which has to be 100 hour a week job because hhg is so and before that had nearly two decades of congressional experience, including a senior professional staffer on senate homeland security and government affairs. and he was a very strong

olympics terence's us money not some first thing you learn in much of a slice of time when using barry's props will be no minutes they can use it. magicians can perform magic but they still need to keep practicing their tricks. keep your balance even has his own rehearsal room. to go through to go at that. people appreciate the big spectacular magic tricks but sometimes it's the little ones the ones that need skilled fingers that really impress them just most of those almost on call. and those are the most magical moments even without the razzle dazzle. all right let's see what kind of tricks peter has for us up his sleeve right now if i don't figure them out right it's our birthday so you buy some says and say see well first of all that's a contradiction from you because of your own backs you happen to be here. so i brought something with me it's not the balloon it's what's inside you can i touch it yeah you can can't write what could be inside it any idea of money no money it would be a good idea but if it contradicts part of the same thing that's even more important barry said. to hav

to the cone of mounds the dollar which forms a natural to take to barry and to the north. until recently there was no real road here until anyone wanting to reach full color image from the valley had to walk several kilometers covered the distance on horseback all by donkey. in it seclusion the village was able to develop and preserve its unique architectural character. it's not known when people first settled here but the earliest written record dates back to fourteen sixty one. for centuries has stood as a masterpiece of slovak wooden architecture constructed in block form apart from the foundation the houses were erected without the use of a single brick. lime washed in intense calmness the facades are striking the original. they go hand in hand with magnificent colors of nature thus the village buildings act like a large mirror to the splendid mountain for. the colonnades is almost lost in the mountain panorama of developing a financial a nature reserve and indeed the history of slovakia contains but spouse reference to the village. what is known is that in the sixteen

barry manilow. they are blaring barry manilow. it's keeping the bumbs away. here's the problem.ors are now complaining. some say i have a mild migraine because i'm hearing man low from sun up to sun down. some complaining on social media like this. >> another night of barry manilow. ♪ >> but it may be the right tune at the wrong time. it is keeping them away. the neighbors are telling them would you rather panhandlers or manilow. he has romantic tuneful songs, many based on classical pieces which people don't realize. i think it's so opposite to the chaotic awful culture that we have, that it drives the people away. i bet a lot of people walking into rite aid like to bob along. >> laura: let's be honest. he took his whole -- >> my whole family came. >> laura: mandy, she came and gave out taking. i turned her away. >> one thing is clear,. ♪ looks like we made it >> laura: president trump hasn't picked a supreme court nominee yet. but the democrats are already pulling shenanigans, next. save big on great gear at bass pro shops and cabela's. like this igloo 48 quart cooler for unde

barry bonds, jose canseco raleigh fingers. the whole deal.une in friday right after the giants game. we're back in a minute. stay with us. >>> new video tonight of a very brave feisty raccoon living on the edge literally. he got himself into quite the predicament. he scaled a skyscraper in st. paul, minnesota. he became stranded and just kept going up, up the building. by the end of today he found himself 12 stories up. in the last couple of hourse stlowl come down. he's on the 17th floor right now, sleeping, also getting quite the following on social aiti the little y's next sly move. so high up that building. thanks for joining us here tonight. we hope you have a great day tomorrow. >> come down, lile guy. [ cheers and applaus e ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring joijid his ." guests -- jeremy renner, --

barry trotz announcing is>> he olef fewer year contract could notor. >> b h cacry clause that stated if we won a stanley cup his contract would be extended two years at encreasedd i think rur discus wsions with hisve represen centered around that and what he was looking ccomplish throu negotiations. so we had several discussionson what they were looking for and thexisting contract and we were not able to come to aen agreem. >> you know it's really disaointing considering everything they went through to get to where they were and to not work out some sortf deal with them. it's just stunning. >> he'll make more money somewhere else and someone probably pay. it he has a stanley cup u belt. >> i hope we don't end, in up regretting this. >> d.c. vots headed to the polls tosi vote on contral proposal to increase minimum waiming for tipped workers and proposal called initiative 77 would increase minimum wage for tipped wnekersarly 400% and wkers say they don't wants increase beusethey n minimum wage and restaurant managers also don't support the idea. >> we stand against initiativep 7 and y

barry quirk turned around and met him at grenfell united and said rbkc were a property developer masquerading were property developers masquerading as local authority. 0ne resident said the community experienced years of disempowerment. if people who were delivering services and policies to us truly believe that they wouldn't be allowed to look at us in that way, then they wouldn't. but it is because they have been under suffering the services and this sort of treatment for years and decades and and has been 0k. it was just the fact that this disaster happened that everything sort of blew up into the air and we could see it was like this is what has been happening. it cannot continue. next to give evidence was the royal borough of kensington and chelsea. it takes time to change organisations. i think the important thing is that a change of management, changing the management of the tmos as well the management with the whole of the council, hiring people on behaviour, competencies, not just on experience. but how do they treat people. focusing on compassion and empathy for senior staff. and we

kennedy, whose family also came from county wexford, like john barry. i will talk a little bit about james hoban, not that i am an expert, that he is also from the southeast of ireland, about 25 miles from where i grew up in waterford. if you think about john barry and the kennedys and james hoban and myself, we come from the same corner of ireland. not that many immigrants into the united states came from there, most of them came from the west of ireland, the counties on the atlantic aboard, which were the ones who generated the greatest push toward immigration. i find james hoban's story -- he was the man who built and help to rebuild, i wasn't going to mention the thing in between,. i was going to ask you what it might have been. [laughter] >> kim revealed that secret, so i can say that james hoban helped to rebuild the white house. he also was involved in the building of the capitol and was a major figure in the creation of washington, d.c., this wonderful city that i now have had the privilege of living in for the past eight months. i found james h

for barry gibb.surviving brother has been knighted by prince charles. >> sir barry used the occasion to honor his late brothers, robin and maurice, saying if it weren't for them he wouldn't be where he is today. what about andy? andy never gets any loving. >>> the list of predictions by the simpsons is long. we told you about the presidency of donald trump. most recently, the u.s. gold medal in curling. >> and there's talk that this year's world cup could be next. an episode in 1997 predicted a game between mexico and portugal to determine which was the greatest nation on earth. >> fans are hoping it's true. if mexico were to advance, it means mexico would not face portugal until the final game, which means the simpsons would have done it again. >> did you notice they put on crappy music again for that clip? >>> special shoutout to our own here at abc news, talking about our "world news now" anchor and current world news tonight anchor david muir and his biceps. >> he was talking about space pens, bu

we work with owner barry kern about how his family has been in the mardi gras business for generations. ♪ >> citizens of new orleans, welcome to carnival! ♪ >> mardi gras is a celebration that predates christianity. when i say christianity -- you have the pagan rites of spring and bacchanalia. people were willing to give up praying to certain gods, but they did not want to give up certain celebratory traditions. they did not want to give up celebrating the rite of spring, and that became carnival. it is latin for without flesh. fat tuesday is the day before lent. the day of mardi gras can change anywhere from early february to march, and it depends on the date of easter. 2wwe hear of mardi gras world in new orleans, which is the home of mardi gras, and home of the studios where we build and produced and stage most of the productions in new orleans. the mardi gras tradition itself came from france. it was a festival where people would celebrate right before the fasting of the lenten season. they would put on a costume, wear masks, give out candies, toys, trinkets. it grew from a small g

doctor barry o'driscoll.manchester city midfielder yaya toure has been very critical of his old boss pep guardiola, to say the least, suggesting he "often has problems with africans." he says, "i want to be the one who brea ks he says, "i want to be the one who breaks the myth of guardiola." there's other astonishing quotes from toure in an interview he's given, saying guardiola was "cruel" to him. toure left city this summer after eight years. city have declined to comment, but are set to sign the algerian international riyad mahrez this summer. the government are going to look again at the law on safe standing. at the moment all grounds in the premier league and championship have to be all—seater, but some clubs and lots of fan groups want that law to be changed. there's a row brewing between the british and irish lions and premiership rugby over the 2021 tour of south africa. the lions will play eight games in five weeks on the tour, and it's unclear how that will fit into the domestic rugby season. one id

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