ve i simply couldn't bel what i was seeing. this was in a field of crops. that this wasn't, you know, this wasn't the marks of farmer machinery in the soil or anything. >> repter: instead, the concentric rings of dots were crop marks-- ghostly outlines of t-a civilization pemerging from the moisture-starved landscape. crop marks, and their related phenomena, parch marks, allowed drone operators and aerial archeologists to see thousands of years of history beneath the dry soil witut ever having to pick up a shovel. here's why they form. over time, prehistoric ditches, moats and other dug-out features are filled in by subsequent generations. today, those areas retain more water in dry spells than the g surroundrth, and lead to taller and greener grasses and crops. at the same time, thin layers of soil placed over old stone walls or building foundations cause vegetation to dry out more quickly. the result is a variety of geometric figures visible only from above. discovered hundreds of new sites this year, spanning about 6,000 years of england's history. >> re

these two germans with turkish roots we bel against their traditions their search for identity and their willingness to risk destroying themselves along the way is the focus of director fuckings fantastic moving ahead on. the competition away at the two thousand and four berlin film festival but in the golden bear the best film i. rage pain and desperation mixed with ecstasy and humor in a two hour roller coaster ride of the film. his heroes head to their parents' ancestral home but here to happiness eludes them really has german cinema been so wrong so emotional so true to life. on the top but our all time favorite is a thriller set in former east germany it's a movie that peers deep into the paranoid security state and shows what happens when people are forced to live under constant government surveillance it's both touching and terrifying and it's our number one. bensusan by an argument surely is still to this canvas will smith and sugar frog may come. stasi officer good feest there is a master interior gator mercilessly coaxing information from his victims. he's a specialist in infil

thank you john bel edwards. >> mr. president governor of north dakota.nk you for coming to north last month. things are looking good. things are looking great thanks to a lot of the qualities from this administration and great cabinet that you have. as you know can't really separate today prison reform and our prison situation from addiction. in north dakota. 100% of the women that are incarcerated in our prison system have the disease of addiction. 85% of the men in our prison have disease of addiction. and we can't solve the healthcare of con frick healthcare problem with punishment. we have got to solve it, treat it like a disease and solve it that way. >> right. >> so i want to also thank you for the work that your administration is doing on the addiction front because it ties directly back into this number of innovations we would like to share at this round table today. >> sure. >> in the end we are trying to create better neighbors. not better prisoners. 98.5% of the people in prison end up coming back out. when they're there, like the other govern

. >> this is the top of the bel beltway, one of the slowest spots if whead into a travel or holiday weekend. this inner loop. the left lane is opened. a jackknifed tractor-trailer is going to add to the pae. uel cells, that can take so long, mix thatn with some potential rain here this morning, could get ugly. st of the beltway looking okay. not a huge impact. that will ange. they don't clear this soon. we will keep you updated. >> good morning. m going to guess we're going to weather. >> listen to melissa. four things about the weather just in time for the holiday weekend. we're trading our 90-degree weather for higher rai chances. not a total rainout today or tomorr. but pretty high rain chances. sunday is looking better an back to almost 90 degrees by labor day itself. there's rain dropso be found, howard county. and rain south of the city in fauquier county that's moving towards the city. if it's not raining at your house this first things this ncening, there's a high c you will be rained on later in the day. current temperatures, it's a steamy one this morning. 71 degrees in washington

or if you have received a vaccine or plan to. ry bel disease, tell your doctor if symptoms develop orus allergic reactions may occur. see me now. i'm still clear. how sexy are these elbows? get clear skin that can last. ask your dermatologist about cosentyx. >>> we are watching the thunderstorms continuing to roll through areas of the great lakes towards the chicago area. a lot of people will be woken up in night in northern iowa. a risk of severe storms. the strongest storms will be located from areas from nebraska to iowa and chicago late today. we will not cool off yet in areas like st. louis. hot at 97. many of the areas are hot. if you look at it, it's warm coast to coast. boston at 95 today. into tomorrow, the heat begins to build in the pacific northwest. seattle is cooling off in the valleys. >> thank you. >> pet owners, this is for you. a warning about dog food. how certain types may do more harm than good. keep it right here. ♪ you got it from your parents. it's your skin, and it can protect you from millions of things. so we're here to help you protect your skin. walgreens

tensions between the two countries, notm leastca's backing of the kurds and other areas in which e america bely're cozying up to russia. >> a -- -- judgen i california has argued't monoio to may pay nearly $289 million in mages to a man who became ill am contracting cancer. he clas he was started byan monoin -- monsanto's roundup. reports -- the geaah ministry said a man was killed and more thane 300 w injured. israel says demonstrate threw firebombs at troops during the confrontations. police in the canadian city to have fredicton say that four have been killed in a shooting, including two officers. one suspect is under arrest. we have a report. >> witnesses said the shooting happened in the capital of the provincef new brunswick. people reported making to the -- waking to the sound of multiple gunshots and seeing the tip of a gun cease-firing into a coward yard while the bodies of two lay nearby. the neighborhood was locked down. but within an hour they announced they had a suspect, a 48 m in cuffed and that he was being treated for serious injuries. the two killed were sarah may burns and l

. >> this is the top of the bel beltway, one of the slowest spots if whead into a travel or holiday weekendfed tractor-trailer is going to add to the pae. uel cells, that can take so long, mix thatn with some potential rain here this morning, could get ugly. st of the beltway looking okay. not a huge

favor and voted -- [ cheering ] >> swiftent on to say that she thinks about all the people thae are not bel when it comes to alleged assault. she said, i'm sorry to anyone who ever wasn't believed because she doesn't know what turn her life would have taken if mebody did not believe her. >>co in civil triaurt a jury in a denver courtroom ruled that he assaulted and battere when he grabbed swift's backside at a meet and gre photo session back in june of 2013. that's the latest. aaron, back to you. >> angie, 4:50 right now. d.c. mayor, muriel bowser wraps up her visit to esalvador with a special stop. she visited the hometown of thousands of salvadorians who now live in d.c. she was greeted by the mayor there. before he was elected six months ago, h lived in alexandria. mayor bowser watched performances and given the keys tohe city. >>> many of us can't imagine going a few hours even a few minutes without using the internet. but millions in cuba just had their first taste of logging online yesterday. it was available for eight hours as part of a test before the company starts to sell the abil

some geopolitical and outrht political domestic political issues lurking out there that i think will beltnd mines for investors and you have to watch for how things evolve, but t between now an i think the environment for stocks by way of corporatects for earnings remains very good. >> okay. let's unpack some oft. t the iranian sanctions, the possibility and that theoretically would push energy prices higher. you like energys then, right? >> we do, bill and not just because of that. ink it's an asymmetrical outcome that we projecthat the risk for oil prices to go higher as a consequence of iranian retaliatory actions and perhaps the oil production of venezuela. think oil prices remain elevated just because the oil supply demand imbalanceng til toward supply is likely to keep prices elevated which should be profitable and therefore for particularly exploration and production companies who are t seeing f major integrateds and they should stand to benefit from the stent. >> let's take a look at your top picks and one of them is in the area. pioneer natural resources and you've just mentione

he shot from the mandalay bel killing 50 and wounding hundreds more. officers say stephen paddock acted alone. the is no evidence of a conspiracy or second gunman. ok>>> an on going at the criminal justice system when wrapper meek mill was freed after serving time for probativi ation he promised to be an advocate to justice reform and pointed us to pennsylvania inmate at may have been wrongly convicted of a philadelphia murder but remains behind bars possibly because nef a missed filing dead tonight, we take a closer look. the evidence suggestions to many including two judges who ha reviewed the case that eric riddick spent 26 years in prison for a murder he couldn't have committed. >> i definitely felt so overw and cheated in the last 26 years. >> reporter: cheated riddick's mother christine says becauin the eyew when many see as proofse of innocence doesn't ap y in his case. to understand why, you ve to go back to 1992 when riddick was sentenced to life for the murder of his childhood friend will catlett. did you kill him? >> absolutely not. er> i sp

to the belgians he announced the forth no claim gium.is as a threat to bel meanwhile they picked outhe first victim -- norway. its fjords would make excellent u-boat bases. also, it would give the nazi vital airbases. this is a british naval base, and this, the blockade fleet. at this time, the german-based bombers could not reach them. defenses would be brought under easy bomber attack. but he could not take norway without taking tiny denmark ,the springboard for his attack. april, 1940 -- acrossman army rolled the mutual borders of little denmark, and in a matter of hours it occupied the entire country. by nightfall, denmark is erased as a nation, and the danes go into slavery, a lowly six months afore hitler announced nonaggression pact with denmark. the danes will not forget. meanwhile, in norway, peaceful merchant ships like these have sneaked into the ports. that is, they look like merchant ships, but if the norwegians had x-ray eyes, this is what they would have seen, the trojan horse of ancient greece brought up-to-date with new and deadly weapons. the nazisely date overran d

i grew igrew up i grew up watching fresh prince of bel air but since i watched friends i have never stoppedlaugh. who is your favourite character? rachel. she is funny. to sum up, using the very device that show employed to name each episode, this is the one for friends is still number one. —— where friends is still number one.

i grew igrew up i grew up watching fresh prince of bel air but since i watched friends i have never stoppedu were born yea rs i have never stopped. you were born years after friends ended. why do you like it? it makes me laugh. who is your favourite character? rachel. she is funny. to sum up, using the very device that show employed to name each episode, this is the one for friends is still number one. —— where friends is still number one. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. yes, the rains have perked up, certainly looking like what summer should look like over most parts of the world, pretty unreliable. the show is more widespread than we have even thought. the changeable weather will last through the course of the weekend, very active across the atla ntic weekend, very active across the atlantic right now. weather systems lining up, and they are heading in oui’ lining up, and they are heading in our directions of the weekend is looking pretty mixed. with weather systems off the atlantic moving eastwards that also means that it will be blowing from the west towards

. ♪ >>> bel biv devo on this friday morning. welcome back to -- >> i like that, bianna.. she just didn't look like a bel biv devo girl to me. >> you don't know me, gayle, you don't know me at all. >> okay. >> here's a look at this morning's headlines from around the globe. the federal appeals court ordered the epa to ban one of the widely used pesticides in the world. it's used on everything from citrus to corn. the court says the trump administration endangered public health by letting it stn the market despite scientific evidence that even small levels of exposure can harm baby's brains. dow chemical makes the pesticide. it says it is a critical pest management tool used by growers around the world. the company says 79 countries approved its use after careful evaluation. the epa says it is reviewing the decision. >> our partners at c-net report facebook is banning websites that host and share blueprints of 3-d printed guns. those guns are hard to trace and detect. facebook says sharing instructions on how to print firearms is not allows under its community standards. l

the left is willing to jettison that ancient principal to protect people who should bel here in the firstlace. the mayor of portland ted wheeler said he supported the s protesters and refused to have the police intervene against them. here's what he said. >> i stand with those who are opposed to forced separation of children from their parents. i have consistently stated that i do not want the portland police bureau it engaged in securing federal property that houses a federal agency with its own federal police force. >> so here is the detail that makes you worried that maybe we are moving toward some kind of civil conflict. maybe things really are coming apart. the police in portland, oregon, which is a big modern city refused to even answer the 911 calls from the occupied building. that means the local police refused to protect american citizens. because they didn't agree with their politics. the i.c.e. national council has sent a cease and desist letter to ensure that there right to protection is preserved. brandon, i guess i just want to make sure i have the facts in this right becaus

the rest of theay bel looks great. have that slowdown hanging around here. look at 66 here. inbound fairfaxcounty, going to take you nine minutes. >>> 5:33 now. new overnight, she is an avid trump supporter who convicted the former chairman of fraud. a juror who decided paul manafort's fate spoke to fox news. >> she wanted manafort to be innocent. t the evidence was clear. she said manafort was guilty on eight charges. that would have been the outcome for ten more charges, except for one juror who held out. >> we tried to convince her to look at the paper trail. we laid it out in front of her again and again. and she said she had a reasonable doubt. that's the way the jury worked. >> man manafort is facing up to ten years in prison. special counsel robert mueller's office has until wednesday to decide whether to retry manafort on the other ten charges. he will go on trial in d.c.ur >> the others' identities will remain secret. paula duncan wanted america to know more about the evidence.or >>> as the michael cohen case, president trump is accusing his former lawyer to lying u

the space force can out that bel established ut's approved by congress. >>> a dramatic finish for paul manafort's fmer business partner. yesterday, the prosecution's star watness rickes took the stand for the third and final day. gates said manafort directed him to hide mlions o dollars from the irs. manafort's attorneys tried to undercut gates' credibility by suggesting he stole money from manafort for four extramarital affairs and not the one he admitted to this week. >>> a conservative congressman vows to continue his run for re-election after being arrested yesterday. the alleged crime involve the the aceutical company and ceo told collins that a critical struggle trial had failed. video recorded at a white house picnic showed cetlinsng that news. that's when collins allegedly called his son to tell him which broke the law. >> charges that have been levied against mere meritless. and i will mount a vigorous defense in court to clear my name. >> collins' son and hiss so fiancee's father also face charge all three pleaded not guilty. >>> football is back. the 'skins will play their f

i grew up watching fresh prince 0f bel—air, but since i watched friends i have never stopped.ourite character? rachel. why? she's funny. to sum up, using the very device the show employed to name each episode, this is the one where friends is still number one. now a nowa man now a man who is rarely alone on here's own sofa. earlier, i spoke to toby earle — tv critic — about this remarkable entertainment phenomenon. no blanket is more comforting than the style just. i think it is purely to do with the fact it harks back to a time that a lot of the viewers were younger and they might be re—watching it with a different set of eyes. also there is the possibility as horrific as it might seem, that those people who watched it are now introducing their own teenagers to the show. it ended 14 years ago. there is no reason why it might not be the case — that it has been passed down from an original generation of fans to the next generation of fans. there are 236 episodes to chew through. people like bingeing. it will take over 82 hours but it is all sat waiting, ready to go. it is a big

those are challenges we run into on a dailywe see things, we bel, and the words have a meaning. sometimes when we're looking at it and you see those words on the text message, you look at it and all of a sudden you start to believe that that is actually what your self-worth is. we are continually having to combat individuals that want to and feel good about themselves. how do children do that? they do it by excluding other children, they do it by being mean, they do it by validating themselves to make themselves feel better. everyone knows when that happens -- why that happens. going around that society. the other interesting aspect is meaning and emotions. we have emotions. i don't know about you, but i cannot keep track of what emojis mean anymore. either don't have to get a dictionary -- i literally have to get a dictionary, or thank god for google. toave to google more emojis find out what they mean. if i'm having challenges, what are children doing? emojis signify meaning a little more because they signify the emotion behind it. not just the word. with the word we are only

it's causingharm, but if it's not causing harm and potentially leading to benefit, it's certainly we bela choice about. >> reporter: women in the group also reported less pain overall. welcomed the new findings but they also caution ective indeductions should be reserved hr healthy women and onlye an in-depth conversation with her doctor. erica edwards, nbc news. >>> president trump's hotel in washington, it's a magnet for his fans, for foreign dignovaries and contrsy. critics say the hotel is the president's biggest conflict of interest. >> the closer you are to the source, the more power youhave, so i think d.c. being a power culture, everyone wants to be in and around the trump hotel. >> so how much money is the president makin from the hotel? nbc news analysis oust aheadn "nbc nightly news" with lesterft holt right aer this newscast. >>> well, doug, who should be kunning for cover right now? >> places b to the west. still not much around the d.c. metro area.e still nnd hot, on the humid side, too. it looks like our severe threat may be west virginiai uening. most o haven't seen anyth

good to bel a footb player again. >>>ith alex smith and thet first j left at 1-0, t rest of the games g trying toet on the 53 hi-man roster. coming up with seven catches for 47 yards. nicely done. rookie cam simms, the up-and-down day. th down, the ball intercepted by the jet. he's also had a touchdown to the formation penalty. last progression and up, hauling in one of the three catches to set up the game-winning dustin hopkins 40-yard field goal. >> it's not always going to be avrfect in pro football. sometimes you'lle things that you didn't expect. he bounced back and made big plays. even touchdown that was called back was an unbelievable catch. hen't hang his head.ac came bk and kept fighting. to will happen from time time, keep it up. >>> and the redskins jump back into preseason friday against the bronx. >> that's right. >> it was good. >> five minute >> yeah. >> go brush your teeth. classy. there you go. >> "night news" is next. >> see you at 11:00. evve a good . >>> tonight, the pr >>> toght, the president ups

this includes parts of the panhandle o west virginia and frederick county in virginia until 5 bel of the counties here in pink are going to under a severe thunderstorm watch until 10:00. this includes areas like winchester, martinsburg, leesburg and back through parts of frederick county. all of frederick county, maryland, loudoun and fauquier counties are going to be under th severe thunderstorm watch until sock p.m. tonight. we're tracking potential for very heavy rainfall and on top of that flood warnings continuing for parts of the d.c. metro area through at least the evening ho y. >> thank, amelia. >> now to the breaking news out of alexandria this afternoon. paul manafort the man who once chaired donald trump's presidential campaign, is now a convicted felon. within the past hour the jury announced guilty verdicts 8 of the 18 felony cnts against manafort. those charges are related to bank fraud, tax fraud and failin a to reportank account. the judge dlaring a mistrial in the other 10 charges. those felony c cntsld carry 30 years. nbc's justice correspondent pets willia has been

and what union did he plong bel? >> a ground service agent by horizon air since february of 2015. group is not represented. >> sea tac unauthorized plane access, i guess, is there sort of a communication involved that would alert faa that a plane had been accessed? >> these are good questions but it's very, very early and i think it's not fruitful to speculate. obviously, the tower knew as he was approaching that the tower did know this was an unauthorized departure. >> just how that process works, the plane is accessed. there's a communication or some sort of tower that's alerted. >> normally, there's ramp clearances, ground clearances, takeoff clearances. those did not happen in this situation. this is an unauthorized flight. >> so what are the airport responsibilities with regard to securing flight ready airplanes? you have to lock the wheels, secure the doors? what's in place currently? >> it's, we're going to be looking at this, but this is, we've got a fleet of airplanes. we're accessing aircraft routinely overnight to do maintenance work on the airplanes. so the system that

ti a bel day. >> his feathers are blowing. >> the higher you go. >> you're talking aboue -- to elevation. >> the higher you go the less friction. >> you want to talk about science. i was sayiic it's a day today than yesterday. >> a nicer day because of the nice breeze that we' got. blowing out of the northwest and still a little bit on the warm and humid side and not nearly as hot and humid as yesterday. yesterday we hit 94 with a heat index of 100 and today he hit 92 with a heat index topping out at 95. a little bit cooler and still on the hot side. now. 91 right 87 degrees at 7:00 and dropping down to about 78 by 11:00. a nice night tonight. i really thinkft about 73 once the sun starts to get low in the sky the sun sets before 8 sack now. you can probably notice that the day is getting shorter. oreally goinge quite nice for this weekend and sit outside and preferably in the shade and if it's in the shade really gorgeous. will 6 gaithersburg and 88 manassas and 9 annapolis and huntingtown temperature there around 89 degrees. what are we dealing with a ouple of light showers and not muc

anti-government bels, in green, only have a few pockets. the most important is idlib.hat is the likely last, major battle of the syrian war the yellow is kurdish controlled. take a look at these photos from the kurdish area: a syrian ther named batool with her baby, and batool with gayle tzemach lemmon, who just returned from the kurdish- controlled areas, and joins us w. she is an adjunct senior fellow at the council on foreign relations. and also joining me is paul salem, president of the middle east institute, and the author, most recently, of "from chaos to cooperation: toward regional order in the middle east."u thank you both. paul salem, let me turn to you. why is idlib so important? >> well, as you said, idlib is the last of thebastions partly with the opposition and partly with terrorists group. idlib is the only major remaining place where there are several tens of thousands of opposition fighters. some are terrorist groups as well as turkish-backed troops, syrianrmy rebel groups. right now the city and the province of idlib, which holdsre anywrom 2.5 to 3.5

. >>> the iconic song from "the fresh prince of bel-air," this i might sing to is a revamp courtesy of♪ i said hello when i got near he said oh what's that i got a banana in my ear ♪ ♪ wanna be friends who laugh, run and share ♪ >> how bert met ernie. it's a revamp of the classic song we've all heard and loved. very adorable. thank you, "sesame street." all right, i did it. i didn't sing. >>> the final season premiere for "game of thrones" still a ways off, but you can drown out your sorrows well ahead with the newest "game of thrones" inspired beer. new york's ommegang brewery got a blend of chocolate, oak, bourbon, vanilla with oatmeal creaminess. that does not sound like a drink. >> it sounds like a really good beer. >> yeah, but it will be available november 23rd with the final season premiering in spring of next year. >>> finally, it is national banana split day because summer is not over yet. it's never too early for ice cream here, people. we've got it for breakfast. these provided for you by max brenner. we're told the banana split was invented in 1904 at a soda fountain in pen

. >> the iconic song from "the fresh prince of bel-air." >> i got a banana in my ear. >> it's a revampl heard and loved. [ laughter ] >> you really like that. bert and ernie. a bert and ernie fan, everyone. a busy weekend and a busy week ahead. >>> this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. (boy) grandpa, look what i got! (woman) oh dad, wait 'till you see the bike we got for jake. (narrator) hearing loss happens gradually with age... making it easy to ignore. yet most older americans aren't getting their hearing tested. untreated hearing loss can keep your loved ones from enjoying what they cherish most. (woman) dad, can you hear me? (narrator) don't let that happen. speak up about hearing loss. you'll be glad you did. >>> making news in america this morning, the mass shooting inside a florida gaming tournament. a live stream capturing the moment shots rang out. >> it was bop, bop, bop, bop. like it didn't stop. >> new details from witnesses. the chaos inside the room and the chilling video surfacing overnight of the gunman. >>> remembering john mccain. new

trump gas on secretary of state mike pompeo's trip to north korea after receiving what he proceeded beles mattis says there are no plans to suspend future large-scale military exercises with south korea and other asian allies. >> is a time to restart military exercises with south korea, given the recent news that the north koreans are not denuclearizing? >> as you know, we took the step to suspend several of the largest exercises as a good faith measure coming out of the singapore summit. we have no plans at this time to suspend any more exercises. >> this afternoon, the state department said diplomatic efforts are ongoing and the u.s. remains prepared to talk to north korea. >> shannon: a major show of force. thank you very much for that update. thank you for joining us tonight. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us. good evening from washington. i'm shannon bream. ♪ cause let's be honest, nobody likes dealing with insurance, right? which is why esurance hired me, dennis quaid, as their spokesperson because apparently, i'm highly likable. i like dennis

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will smith wore it on "fresh prince of bel-air." to each his own. let's get to the shorts and homeboy who was in the pool and his friends pranked him. he thought he was wearing normal shorts, but these swim trunks are dissolvable. >> how did he not know? did he just borrow them? >> it just went away. >>> presenting the multi-talented ann r politics and foreign wars ♪ ♪ all the weather, all the scores ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ if you're an insomniac ♪ and a good night's sleep you lack ♪ ♪ do the world news polka ♪ it's late at night and you're not wearing pants ♪ ♪ grab a "world news now" mug and everybody dance ♪ ♪ have some fun, be a pal ♪ every anchor guy and gal do the world news polka ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ who cares what the bosses think ♪ ♪ they're a goofy crew ♪ and if the neighbors call the cops ♪ here's all you have to do ♪ ♪ when they yell it's half past three ♪ ♪ tell 'em, it's news to me ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ if you're up this late you must be headed for the john ♪ ♪ but hold on

i grew up watching the fresh prince of bel—air, but since i got into friends i thought this is amazingfunny. to some, using the device plot to name each episode, friends is still number one. were you a big fan? presumably what that means is some people watched it the first time around, going back to it but they will also be a whole bunch of people who didn't see it before. who are you most like? i don't think it was like that. there was about the chemistry. did jennifer aniston is a recently she is tried to organised a reunion? something like that. are you sure you are not like any of them? you're watching breakfast. still to come this morning: he's the flamboyant, falsetto—hitting frontman of scissor sisters. now, as he goes solo, jake shears will be here to tell us whether he's cut ties with his old bandmates for good. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london news, i'm sara orchard. a protest has taken place in boris johnson's uxbridge constituency demanding he step down following comments about muslim women wearing a full face veil. in

we do have bel way, on 150 crash in the left lane. crash on the left shoulr in e express lane.s there. >> we'll have a check on your forecast when we come back. stay with us. there is a place where everyone is a member of the board and shareholders are known for sharing. where coins don't make change people do where wealth is measured by the number of lives touched and the size of a check is powerless against the size of a heart. in this place we call home paying it back doesn't come in the form of an iou it comes from asking what can i do? >>> good morning. it is aum warm and start today. afternoon highs will be in the upper 80s and low 90s. rain chances come back tomorrow particularly late tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. weekend.oudy over the no total washouts. noticeable cooler. high of only 82 by sunday. >>> we are back. it's 8:30 thursday morning. we're dodging cameras he. we have a great crowd here smiling faces. it's beautiful. >> we want to say everybody a big happy birthday to kathie lee gifford. we are going to be celebrating. we have a big party o the fourth

she fell awkwardly, essentially doing a bel flop from six stories up.en ribs internal injuries, bruises and cuts and most aworrisome, mass behind her windpipe. >> i could have died easily, b i didn't. >> trauma surgeon are says when a fall is three times a person's height, there's a 50% chance she will die. holgersen's drop was much higher. >> when tou're fallingt high from that height, it's like hitting concrete. >> she has stayed home becau of threats via phone and texts she tells nbc news, she feels really bad about what happened and she's apologized several times from jordan. jordan confirms she has received aextedapology. she's now at home recovering but says she's still having a hard time breathing following that frightening fall. for today, joe fryer, nbc news. >> hard to watch every time. >> certainly it. just ahead the new movie making history in hollyw the cast of "crazy rich asians." they will be here. >> plus what this pop serstar taylor swift so emotional during her concert las night. >> water downtowning down the minutes befor unexpected s

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here's your first look at "bel canto," based on the best-selling novel about a world-famous opera singerwho becomes trapped in a hostage situation in south america. oscar winner julianne moore and oscar nominee ken watanabe star... real opera legend renee fleming provides the singing... and the movie hits theaters september 14th. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin)still ahead on the kron four morning news... after an increase in crime... bart's former chief explains why the transit system's attempt to increase passenger security... may backfire. on your morning forecast. temperatures will remain similar to yesterday's with 60's and 70's along the coast and 80's and 90's inland. skies will be seen as hazy temperatures will remain similar to yesterday's with 60's and 70's along the coast and 80's and 90's inland. skies will be seen as hazy to smoky all across the bay area as wildfires continue to introduce smoke statewide including areas along the coast. unhealthy are quality will be experienced bay wide with a spare the air alert in effect.the air alert in effect. no major hot spots.

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bel: i think we have to careful about talking about emerging markets as a block, it has really movedng way from that. if we look at what is happening in asia, the trade story is something which impacts asia more than other parts of the world. commodities tend to impact latin america. the tightening of interest and theoth in europe united states, raises questions if you have been dependent on credit fueled growth, like turkey. you have these specific problems. venezuela and argentina are clearly markets being significantly affected by the situation they find themselves in. countries like south africa and brazil, markets say they seem to be moving in the right direction, but we are not giving them much margin for error. francine: let me bring you over to my depreciation charts. how do they defend lira now? paul: the challenge with of the lira is that the turkish economy runs a current deficit. it needs to have international money fairly consistency to finance that -- consistently to finance that. it is not just about raising rates. higher rate of return, but it is not going to solve th

i disagreed with many of the vedngs that i assume he bel in. with that being said, i respect his service to the ou >> reporter: andknow, there was another interesting moment from that interview, too. the president was asked whethho heht john mccain would have made a better president f an barack obama, who, course, beat mccain in the 2008 election. the president has made cleargr dis politically with both men, and he steered clear of the questi, not answering, saying he has a strong opinion on that topic but would maybe share it some day later, craig andah sava >> all right, hallie jackson for us at the white house, thank you. >>> breaking overnight, the death toll is rising from that terrible head-on bus crash on a nemexico highway. d this morning we're starting to find out about what may have caused it. nbc's gadi schwartz is at the scene for us. gadi, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, savannah. it sounds like a tire blowout on a semi may have caused this crash. this tragedy now claiming the lives of seven people. dozens others inju

i grew up watching fresh prince of bel—air, but since i watched friends i have never stopped.e weather. the weekend will remain changeable and this evening will turn quite cold and we have a nippy night on the way. the atlantic is looking very active at the moment, one weather system coming out of north america and another one in the north atlantic. these weather systems will come in off the atlantic over the course of today and into the weekend and this is where the wind will be coming from, so at times breezy and cool. today temperatures will peak in the high teens and 20s in the south but for many it is the mid or high teens. lots of showers around and maybe even a few more than we were expecting. this evening turns clear so starry skies. very nippy in the countryside — could be as low as 4c. even in london barely double figures, so we will be waking up to sunny but cold weather. there's a weather front approaching on saturday but ahead of that much of the country is in the clear, so first thing in the morning on saturday it is looking beautiful across the uk. cold but sunn

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