time broke up the beatles, money broke up the beatles. business broke up the beatles.o off and do their own stuff broke up the beatles. >> he's a fleshier and heavier beatle these days, respectfully married. when the kids come to his concerts, they don't scream any more, they listen. >> the significant thing is they made music in their own particular ways that was focused on the fact they were deeply in love with a woman. ♪ but i'm not the only one >> mccartney went home and made the record where he plays all the instruments on his own. this kind of cozy domesticity, beautiful, wonderful, warm music. >> it's going to look roughly like this. this is our first showing of it. >> this is just the mock-up, folks. >> the new album. >> it's going to be called ringo's reviewer. >> i sell records, it doesn't matter if they've got the beatles or not. if they don't like the record they won't buy it. >> ringo, who to this day people dismiss way too much, has tremendous success in the '70s and george harrison, who had been stockpiling these amazing songs, explodes like a supernova

this is steve race in the beatles recording studio in london, where the latest beatles record is at thising built up. notjust a single performance, but the whole montage of performances. none of us knew what the hell was going on, but everyone went along with it and it was just a magic thing. # all you need is love. # all you need is love, love. # love is all you need. it was all such an experiment. it was that ridiculous three, two, one... you're live to 700 million people. # all you need is love, love. # love is all you need. in 1967, i was in a comedy group, it was a satirical comedy, poetic word imagery group called the scaffolds. and i used to stay with my brother in his house. so he said, there's this big thing coming up, do you fancy coming along? the our world broadcast was this extraordinary idea to link all these countries. for the first time we can see right round our world from sunset to dawn by television. in 43 control rooms all around the world, production teams are monitoring and selecting the hundreds of pictures and sounds from five continents which will combine to make

this is steve race in the beatles recording studio in london, where the latest beatles record is at this. notjust a single performance, but the whole montage of performances. none of us knew what the hell was going on, but everyone went along with it and it was just a magic thing. # all you need is love. # all you need is love, love. # love is all you need. it was all such an experiment. it was that ridiculous three, two, one... you're live to 700 million people. # all you need is love, love. # love is all you need. in 1967, i was in a comedy group, it was a satirical comedy, poetic word imagery group called the scaffolds. and i used to stay with my brother in his house. so he said, there's this big thing coming up, do you fancy coming along? the our world broadcast was this extraordinary idea to link all these countries. for the first time we can see right round our world from sunset to dawn by television. in 43 control rooms all around the world, production teams are monitoring and selecting the hundreds of pictures and sounds from five continents which will combine to make this histor

. >> the beatles. >> the beatles suck. where i come from, it was the stones or beatles.hicks like the beatles. they do all that mushy [ bleep ]. >> among inmates, keenan is a popular figure. but those who have known him the longest have witnessed another side. >> before he went in he was very narcissistic and the world revolved around mike. he was involved in drugs. he was involved in alcohol. nobody would be happy with the way he behaved before he got arrested for this. it was terrible. he'll admit it, he was a terrible guy. >> martin keenan believes 24 years on death row has had a numbing effect on his brother. >> emotionally, i think, it's almost like there's a curtain there. he's kind of bland. >> you're awfully calm for someone who has spent how much time now? >> mind over matter at this point. i had to deal with it. just blot it out. both my parents died, and my sister died, unfortunately, while i was on this case. yeah. couldn't go to any of their funerals. wasn't allowed. so, yeah. struggled through that, too. tried not to grieve. pretty much succeeded in that. m

. >> you start the decade with the death of a beatle.'t really know where you're going to go from that point, you know, culturally or musically. >> for a while it seemed there was nothing new on the horizon. announcing the latest achievement in home entertainment. the power of sight. the power of sound. >> stereo. >> mtv. music television. >> we all are so excited about this new concept in tv. we'll be doing for tv what fm did for radio. >> at the time the world was saying we don't think anybody's going to watch videos over and over. but we knew we had something special. ♪ ooh my little pretty one, pretty one ♪ ♪ when you gonna give me some time sharona ♪ >> mtv made you feel like those artists were in the room. you had a personal concert all day. ♪ crack that whip >> when you have the rotation of, say, maybe 100 different videos being rotated over and over on mtv, they do a great job of exposing new acts. ♪ here in my car ♪ in cars ♪ >> britain was ahead of the curve. they had a ton of videos in their inventory. and that was what paved

i don't think -- i'm not comparing it to the beatles or anything like that, but if the beatles were stillbeing their own tribute band now we wouldn't hold them in the same esteem that we do. >> as just a fan of the show i don't personally think there's a wrong way to end it at this point. because it's so complex. >> just really quickly just blurt out who you think in the end will sit on the iron throne. >> daenerys. >> the scary snowman. scary snowman. >> got it. so the white walkers win? >> i'm going to say daenerys. >> tyrion. >> ah. >> interesting. >> bran. >> i don't think anyone will sit on it. >> ooh. >> i think it will be destroyed. >> the dragon. no, i don't know. tyrion or daenerys. >> you're going daenerys? >> or tyrion. >> definitely bronn. [ laughter ] >> whoever it is, one thing is for certain. they'll all be killing each other over that damn throne. for "nightline" i'm jesse palmer in los angeles. >> our thanks to jesse palmer. and we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ more kinds of crab than ever, new dishes, and all your favorites. only while crabfest lasts. red lobster. now this is se

any other beatles songs? somebody said yesterday.he people who sort of picked up on yellow submarine were paying attention to the notes. but the timing was of yesterday. so it was a hybrid song in which you cross both of the songs and i think this is a nice example of how important time is to everything we do and the idea that time is really going. but at the same time, how sophisticated the brain's ability is to tell time on hundreds of millions of milliseconds to a few seconds. if you slow the music down speed musica for slow speech down or up too much, it is speech or music. there is this very, very critical range or the goldilocks time. do you think we should open up to questions at this point or is there anything else you would like to add? >> we could probably go on for hours. it is probably appropriate to take some questions now. >> let's do that. we shall do that. tim will be the referee. >> ask him exactly. a really short question because it is about time and using time as efficiently as possible. that was helpful because it

what saved the company was a british major who was part of the occupation force and noticed the beatles standing around in the rubble and the british army at the time used transportation and had a bunch of workers who needed something to do so this major's name is ivan hirst and they got them producing the car again and it was the beginning of volkswagen as the company. as you know, the car was a huge hit in the postwar market it was simple and cheap and just what people needed at the time. and it was also very popular in the united states. by the late 60s, volkswagen was the leading import brand in the united states. this was before tea toyota and nissan were as big as they are today. when beetle inevitably started to become obsolete, they had a lot of trouble replacing it and by the early 1990s the company was in pretty serious trouble and there was talk it might go bankrupt. they were in serious trouble and this is where they come back into the story, remember they designed the first beetle in the early 1990s his grandson became the chief executive and came up through the rain and he

any other beatles songs? that is what somebody said yesterday.eople who picked up on that were paying attention to the notes. the timing was yesterday. it was a hybrid song in which you cross spatial and temporal. the way it is to everything we do and the idea of time is showing. at the same time how sophisticated the brain's ability is to tell time on the scale of hundreds of milliseconds to a few seconds. if you slow music down or speed music up too much or slow speech down slow speech up, it ceases to be speech or music. it is very critical range or the goldilocks zone of time. ..

thank you very much, shawnette. >>> and the beatles were there. fab four. you can beat that. check out the fourth of july fun where you are. it's easy. go to fox29.com and head to scene on tv for a whole list of events. >>> of course, the long fourth of july weekend has millions of americans hitting the roads, rails and skies but it hasn't all gone smoothly. >> fox's william la jeunesse has a look at the hiccups facing travelers. >> reporter: it's fourth of july weekend and that means cook outs american flags and travel. aaa 44 million will travel over the long holiday. a new record but not without incident on sunday amtrak derail in washington state leaving some 270 passenger stranded 45 miles south of seattle. >> all of a sudden i feel shudders and they slam on the brakes. and we're all of a sudden tilted. >> this is not a good place to be derailing. you know, because if it went over, we'd all get very wet, um, and it was kind of a weird thing. um, but everybody stayed pretty calm. >> reporter: scare memes in the sky as well. united express jet engine catching fire in denve

did focus on these bohemian ideas but it's before ruin them after all sixty seven is the idea the beatles met the maharishi and introduced the word meditation into pop culture is the year the rock n roll business really exploded with by jimi hundred. janis joplin the doors the grateful dead pink floyd sly and the family stone and the velvet underground all of the same year the year of the peak of the beatles' career with all you need is love and sergeant pepper's also in foreign affairs the year the six day war there's anything from fifty years ago that still affects us today it was that the murder of che guevara the year that dr king came out against the war in vietnam and the year that muhammad ali was convicted of draft evasion the year of the worst urban race riots or rebellions as some people call them since the civil war a lot was going on all at the same time but the hippie suite in this was still strong enough to create a certain feeling and that's the last chord i'm trying i try to discover through kind of a granular mosaic of a few hundred different things that were happening th

this building, hoover building that was built during the time of president lyndon johnson and the beatles were still at the top of the charts, it is showing its age, and the 10,000 plus fbi employees who work in the building are not being well served without getting access to a new headquarters. the fact that congress has appropriated more than $900 million to move the process and it was a process strongly supported by fbi the men comey, to give and women who work in the building a new, modern facility. it is extraordinarily strange to me that this administration would, with virtually no explanation, and before we have a new fbi director and place, -- director in place, would bring this multiyear process to a halt, is very concerning. my hope is that mr. wray gets confirmed and he will take a fresh look and try to advocate for the men and women who work at the fbi headquarters, because they deserve a new modern facility to work in. i'm happy to take questions. >> what is related in the committee's efforts to bring donald trump junior before the committee? to jaredpect to talk kushner befo

. >> in the same way the beatles in music. we'll always be dealing with the beatles. any sense of that talking to your mom? >> gosh, you can hear him say, i've already made up my mind. that's something of the true -- now he used the word oriental. but it was the '70s. >> nobody says that anymore. >> i know. >> in the past. >> exactly. but something of the true oriental is going to be shown in the world because it's still bad now, but back then, it was really bad, you know. and so he had that big goal. whether he ever thought, you know, what exactly that -- you know, he flowed like water. so he was probably just like, hey, man, however it turns out. this is what i'm working on and i'll just keep heading in that direction. >> because like a lot of ethnic cultures are based on tradition, and your dad comes through to sort of disrupt the traditions. >> yeah, yeah, definitely. i think he really helped change the perception toward chinese men, toward asian men. for asian men in particular, i say, i think they were sort of like, yes. yes, yes, yes! >> you and me. you see som

the beatles. >> so pg&e cut them down and donated them to the temple crew.ny mention nd the same as burning man. >> this is a unique partnership. >> reuse and recycle is is important to the folks. it's important to us as well, too. >> it shows the stack of pine into three by six boards. >> we need eight of each. >> of course, one of f the most significant parts is when all this gets burned down. that's why the artists say it's more important to use wood that would have gone to waste. >> to see something that people went through. >> then label each board and take them all apart to reassemble in the desert, far away from any hardware store and from home. >> it's a real struggle and part of that is what makes it so fun. >> in oakland, jonathan bloom. >>> next, get your groov ♪ mom. ♪ ♪ where all the walls echo with laughter ♪ ♪ and every room has its own chapter ♪ you've carried on your family's tradition. let us help you prepare for your family's future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. >>> grab b a partner and getd get r

the beatles. >> so pg&e cut them down and donated them to the temple crew.tion nd the same as burning man. >> this is a unique partnership. >> reuse and recycle is is important to the folks. it's important to us as well, too. >> it shows the stack of pine into three by six boards. >> we need eight of each. >> of course, one of f the most significant parts is when all this gets burned down. more important to use wood that would have gone to waste. >> to see something that people went through. >> then label each board and take them all apart to reassemble in the desert, far away from any hardware store and from home. >> it's a real struggle and part of that is what makes it so fun. >> in oakland, jonathan bloom. >>> next, get your groove on. where you can learn new moves today at one of the biggest latin music dance parties. ♪ hey! ♪ bee to hive for that honey you know ♪ ♪ a sweet tasty bowl ♪ of that get up and go ♪ put in the good and the good will grow ♪ ♪ good goes around and around and around hey! ♪ honey to the o is the yum in yo bowl ♪ ♪ playing around

. >> he's playing that beatles song. she's there trying not to drop the drone.own on one knee, surprise proposal has been revealed. >> he literally handed her over control. and now they're getting right. >> i like to do everything together. i would like to continue to do everything together forever. that rimes. >> he brings out the ring. it's like, okay, i'm going to get up now. >> wet foot. >> it's so adorably cute. >> do you mind if we quickly look at this. >> you know what, they fall in. >> i feel like this is their entire relationship. >> i love that they shared it with us. >> you have an answer? >> will you marry me? >> yes, yes, that's whey was saying. >> they've been dating for three years, and i think we can agree with him that he's definitely found his best friend. >> a brave man heads deep down into a hole. but wait until you see what he pulled out. why what's inside will blow your mind. >>> these ladies are losing a little tp to try a new lip trend. >> they got this idea from -- >> someone punking them? >> think of their papered up palace. or suffer e

the beatles. >> so pg&e cut them down and donated them to the temple crew.ten you hear a big utility company mention nd the same breath as burning man. >> this is a unique partnership. >> reuse and recycle is is important to the folks. it's important to us as well, too. >> it shows the stack of pine into three by six boards. >> we need eight of each. >> of course, one of f the most significant parts is when all this gets burned down. that's why the artists say it's more important to use wood that would have gone to waste. >> to see something that people went through. >> then label each board and take them all apart to reassemble in the desert, far away from any hardware store and from home. >> it's a real struggle and part of that is what makes it so fun. >> in oakland, jonathan bloom. >>> next, get your groove on. where you can learn new ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're

the atv was michael jackson's company, the condition that he bought that had the beatles catalog and everything. >> but michael even had problems in terms of proper accountings for money, right? the record companies have very few -- they have very feweo their accounting departments are piss poor, excuse my language in terms of -- >> isn't it how they reel these entertainers in in the first place? >> yes. well, they reel them in terms of fame and success, and offering advance money up front. >> they have to reimburse them and pay for their expenses and none of this is explained up front. >> it really isn't explained. not to the point where they understand it and it really -- t really resonates. >> you and i would understand that. >> yes, we would. >> yes. >> and that's why i started my career on wall street, one of te reasons why i have been able to understand this is because i started my career on wall stree, and i understand financial transactions, and i ended up owning a record company, the record company that put out drew hill and ultimately cisco. when i saw the contracts i was l

in e sisixties, the beatles were looking for a new direction from the peninsula with guru maharishihi mahesh yoggi. and a thousand years ago, the ggypsies left t this land bebehd to spreread their musical treasures arounund the world. chaos, harmony, spiritualism, modern times, the caste system, elephants, and nuclear weapons, old and new living in perfect harmony and utter c conflict. ts is a culture of contrasts, the e adle of ci

just like with the beatles, you can say, "oh, they came after the beatles." at sctv. oh, after. after "monty python." >> beginning october 11th, saturday night will open up a whole new live venture from new york city. we just happen to have the producer of the program and members of his company. what should we look for on the program? >> anxiety. >> loren michaels, this canadian comedy producer, was given free rein. >> hi. i'm loren michaels. >> he hires improv comics. >> rehearsal and warmu's p, let do 28 face slaps. come on. slap. come on. pick a hand. >> george carlin was the first host. wanted to be permanent host. >> nice to see you. welcome and thanks for joining us live. >> there were a lot of names bandied about in terms of permanent hosts. >> that's one of those tv rules you mustn't break, until you do. then you realize, why don't you have a different host every week? but it was the cast that finally won people's hearts. >> come on, who is this? >> andy-gram. >> you cut your own steaks. we give you the sauce. >> i'm barbara wawa. >> thank you, thank

the beatles admired him and fat boy slim famously remixed is most popular song in 2000.ronic music has lost its founding father. ♪ stories -- the g 20 summit kicks off in hamburg, germany where authorities are bracing themselves for a hundred thousand protesters. the world's attention will focus on the meeting between donald trump and vladimir putin. the worst outbreak of prison violence in mexico in years. 28 inmates found dead. ethics. government's chief hands in his resignation. with they clashing administration over donald trump's conflicts of interest. time now for the business news. we are starting out with a top story at the g 20 summit, where international trade is a large part of the agenda. >> world leaders currently meeting every of their facing the difficult task of trying to find consensus on international trade at a time when the u.s. seems to be pulling further back from multilateral free trade agreements. while g 20 leaders fly the flags of free trade president donald trump is looking increasingly isolated. after turning his back on the international comm

. >>> i'm sure that there were a lot of naysayers in the early days of the beatles.unt to anything. but don't just this beetle too soon. this beetle, spike, is creating art. not very good at keeping his pen between his mandible -- >> but it looks like it likes to use a lot of color. >> it looks like a beetle writing kpp we get back to that, please? what on earth is going on? >> art! art is going on. >> can you find this art on display? >> it's funny you say that because if you would like to bid on this art -- >> bid? >> darn right bid. >> do you have a beetle that draws?

jewel holes beatles were up there with who treated we can't books interprets. these missions is the mission so. just the serious and perfect sections to put it mildly. there is a mission and that is these are people that. it was impossible to implement the past the point the key. for samples from the schools and these is very thin but. it does something. you can work somebody more. somebody and they're just absolutely no evidence cole it was a deal and another development from syria israel says it attacked our syrian military position in response to a straight mortar shell fired from somewhere over the border israeli defense forces targeted an artillery battery in the golan heights in fact a syrian territory occupied by israel since the one nine hundred sixty s. and this follows five almost identical incidents in the area just over the past week israeli prime minister previously said his country would not tolerate any spillover from the syrian conflict and will respond to all incoming fire and investigative journalist rick starting. believes israel is actually

axis you'll force beatles were there with three we can't books in just three. these missions is the mission so. just the serious and perfect sections to put it mildly. there is a mission and that is these are people that. it was impossible to implement the chain not past the point the key. for samples from the schools and these is very hidden but. which remains a bit of something. you can do by somebody more useful and been brought by somebody and they just absolutely no evidence cole it was a deal with. another case of police brutality has been hitting the headlines in america a softer video most of an officer in atlanta beating a suspect he claimed was about to smoke a crack pipe however no drug or powerful area was found on the victim to warn you you may find the following photo. i. was. told. the incident happened just over a week ago video shows the officer punching the back of the man's head while he's being held down the police are called into the incident claims the suspect had resisted arrest for possessing a pack by now atlanta's police chief says the

but unfortunately this show of european union all round even the beatles are. you fortunately grooving completely useless on helping. solve. today unfortunately the weakness of european institutions and national equities are leading to. this is simply not. in other developments the week along the mediterranean coast reports suggested muffy taking advantage of. travel to the poor and used a hidden camera to try to find out exactly what was going on. just behind me is where the famous sicilian market in ballo takes place. every day and while in the day it's a hot spot for tourists in fact they're recommended to go and see the market is one of the things to do here when you're on the island of sicily but at night the market turns into something completely different and instead of selling fresh produce and fish what's being sold on the streets here is hard drugs and the majority of the people selling drugs on migrants from africa that's what we've been told by one. journalist francesco. we filmed in secret with him on the streets here there is a very powerful traff

there are the beatles, the rolling stones, and also pink floyd. albums the dark side of the moon and the wall remain rock classics. i speak to roger waters, who was a prominent figure in the band until he quit in 1985. he is still performing and he remains one of the most controversial of rock stars. so what motivates him? roger waters, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. it's more than 30 years since you wrote the wall. you're still touring it. it was born out of pain and anger. i wonder if you still feel the pain and anger? um. . .the feelings involved, i mean feelings come up as they do, but my feelings at 70 are different from at 30 odd. does that make it harder to put the show together and do it with feeling? no. there was a very long hiatus between the shows that happened in 1979, ‘80, and ‘81 and when we started touring again in 2010. i started working on a new production in 2009. when i started, i thought i can only really do this if i reinvent the show to suit who i am now. in 1979, the show was the product of an angry, almost but not quite m

there are the beatles, the rolling stones, and also pink floyd. speak to roger waters, who was a prominent figure in the band until he quit in 1985. he still remains one of the most controversial of rock stars. roger waters, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. it has been more than 30 years since you wrote the wall. you are still touring it. it was born out of pain and anger. do you still feel that pain and anger? the feelings involved, i mean feelings come up as they do, but my feelings are different over the years. does that make it difficult to put the show together with the same feeling? no. there was a very long hiatus between the shows that happened in1979, 1980, and 1981 and the one in 2010. the latest had been in production since 2009. when i started, i thought i can only really do this if i reinvent the show to suit who i am now. that is, the show in 1979 was the product of an angry, almost but not quite middle—aged man. i had problems with relationships, women... there was some political content but i was determined to focus more on the poli

european solidarity but unfortunately the reason these grigg a show of european union all round even the beatles are bassy. to you unfortunately grooving couldn't legally use less on helping italy solving the migrant dries today unfortunately the weakness of european institutions and national equities are leading to. be the low mediterranean this is simply not acceptable the un refugee agency this week also expressed concern that italy is being left to sort the problem alone criticizing the lack of political will within the e.u. to help made countries. italy certainly needs financial help from europe but it also in italy directly and the rest of europe also needs take their own responsibility this crisis is affecting very few countries in europe many countries have not seen a single refugee or migrant or very few so what we need is a proper responsibility sharing our solidarity with all countries that are being affected from europe we don't think that italy on its own can handle this situation seems that there is a lack of political will from other countries to. take on the responsibilities in t

soli darity but unfortunately the reason these grigg a show of european union all round even the beatles are bassy. you know unfortunately grooving can legally use less on helping easily on solving the migrant dries today unfortunately the weakness of european institutions and national equities was leading to eyes only. in them be the long mediterranean this is simply not acceptable. meantime the un refugee agency this week also expressed concern that italy is being left to sort out the problem alone criticizing the lack of political will within the e.u. to help mediterranean countries. italy certainly needs financial help from europe but it also needs solidarity and the rest of europe also needs take their own responsibility this crisis is affecting very few countries in europe many countries have not seen a single refugee or migrant or very few so what we need is a proper responsibility sharing directly with all countries that are being affected from europe we don't think that italy on its own can handle the situation seems that there is a lack of political will from all the countries

get this, strawberry donut, my favorite, beatles strawberry fields, coconut donuts, harry neilson's limecoconut, phillies federal donuts nuts made dough knit for fish back in 2015, the bands like them so much, they put the donuts on pen center. have you ever had their lavender, their sugar lavender don't even try it, because once you do, then it becomes an addiction. >> got one right here, northern liberties, right down here we should go get some. >> we have one more hour. >> okay. well, coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news," covering breaking news overnight. the senate reject a water down america tour repeal parts of obamacare. plus, a special little girl inspires the creation, and we'll show you how it is helping children around the worldment and we'll have this. >> all right, i'm pat gallen here at kennett square golf and country club, getting some help from my friends, say hi, guys. we will take part in the junior golf program. because i'm kirked i'm a junior. so we will learn more when we when i was three. ever since, it's been my passion. going somewhere like the juilliar

release of the beatles hit song all you need is love. >>> the bull and the boys all former phillies wereooking up delicious barbecue today all for a great cause. greg the bull luzinski john kruk mike schmidt tom knee green and dickie noelle participated in this cookoff at xfinity in south. the bull owns a bull's barbecue right across from citizens bank park. >> it's obvious i like to eat it. it's very good but i have always had a great time barbecuing even when i was a player and i continued it and fortunate enough to be across the street citizens bank park, friendly citizens bank park where i have a few recipes there and get to mingle with the great fans of philadelphia. >> all of the money raised goes to philadelphia phillies charities. >>> record breaking heat meantime is fueling a growing wave of wildfires out west. chris martinez has the latest now from los angeles. >> reporter: in less than a day, this fire near santa barbara exploded in eyes from 150 acres to more than 6,000. massive plumes of smoke descended towards rural towns forcing hundreds to evacuate including gretchen leaf

european soli darity but unfortunately the reason these greg a show of european union all round even the beatles are all bassy. to you unfortunately is grooving completely useless on helping on solving the migraine crises today unfortunately the weakness of european institutions and national. leading to isolating. in them being the mediterranean these is simply not acceptable. he had despite a year is spent searching for some kind of solution to the migrant crisis the e.u. has only seen very limited results. in two thousand. and nine i had thought that. they gave me almost twenty percent increase of fifty m. meant because of that track and they will get off their tally i. think. we need to put that into a national level two graves of my belief business know that. there are plenty more people in the book still sending out all those months of origin to the various. incidents almost every day in both they were taking more people than they really should be allowed to take their big box. journey is more dangerous don't question. the percentage of survival. that is good that the one that i see you and

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soli darity but unfortunately the reason these grigg a show of european union all round even the beatles are bassy. util unfortunately grooving completely useless on helping on solving the migrant drys today unfortunately due weakness of european institutions and national equities was leading to eyes only. be the mediterranean these is simply not acceptable we saw few days ago. i told him people to bowl before hollows where some my grounds are. located so some a piece of violent told iran's could be absolutely wrong but the response by dole's extremist group that it needs only fighting against any kind of a welcome in my gran's any kind of. so tease a very wrong response to a wrong solution for decades on migrations. started today the european commission and now instead of calling. to help it libya with the influx of migrants . earmark thirty five million euros migrants related expenses. that it has responded to an ultimatum from a saudi led bloc that's saying the gulf state could have a reply was passed along through kuwait which is mediating between the country's foreign minister made

the beatles admired him. famously remixed most popular song. electronic music los. other. welcome to those of you who just joined us you're watching live from paris. twenty one seventeen in the french capital he's a reminder of our main headline. meeting on the sidelines of the g. twenty summit donald trump and vladimir putin come face to face for the first time. with a sit down that lasted for more than two hours that is the u. s. and russia agree on a ceasefire. in southwestern syria to begin on sunday. russian opposition liza is free after serving twenty five days in a moscow jail for organizing. a wave of anti government protests. and the u. n. cultural organization declares an ancient shrine in the occupied west bank. palestinian heritage site prompting israel to cut its funding to the un. well it's time to get the latest business news joining us on said is shahs pellicano beginning with the job figures coming out of the u. s. have you eagerly awaited death figures for june released this friday a lot of. people waiting to see. there's going to be a so called trump bum