they celebrate the drive and passion behind headley & bennett. >> that's the apron squad. makers, we're doers. >> you're part of the apron squad. you're part of the team of people that believes in this. get out there and wake up and fight. we're going to be hustlers and wake up and we're going to make something out of ourselves. that's what we stand for and that's so cool. >> mario and martha stewart are two of the most well-known squad members. and her pet pig serves as its masc mascot. it's not just for manufacturing. ellen has made the apron factory a place for current customers to get an emersive brand experience. >> it's like willy wonka and the chocolate factory. we greet you and we'll give you a hug if you're willing to get one. you get to go try aprons on. your kid is in the slide and somebody rides the zip line. it's a whole world. i want to see you post about it online and we'll repost it and taking old school ideas and new school technology and jamming them together. >> the apron factory also hosts all kinds of events. shining the spotlight on people and brands

bennett rescued from a floating life raft.f hellman's tell abc news the couple had gotten into a fight about moving to bennett's native australia. >> she was set on, no, i'm not moving. so, he was upset about her not wanting to go with him home. >> reporter: the coast guard says they spent about 138 hours searching for hellman but came up with nothing. >> the family is destroyed. the family is extremely hurt. >> reporter: right now, no charges have been filed against bennett. this continues to be a missing persons case. now, in a previous interview with "the daily mail" bennett said he loved his wife very much and has nothing to hide. we were unable to reach his attorney for comment. dan and paula, you can't help but feel for their baby girl who regardless of how this woman disappeared, she'll have to grow up without a mom. >> yeah, absolutely. a painful time for the family. >> thanks, stephanie. >> thank you very much, stephanie. i appreciate it. >>> let's check the weather once again and get it over to rob. hey, man, what do

who killed tay bennett. a man renowned for his ability to work with animals and why paul wagner has tonight's rewind to the crime. >> reporter: ta bennett's work with the animals had only lasted seven years before someone took his life. but in that time the 31-year-old had become a legend. >> he was magical with animals that you're born with what he has. you can't teach what he has. >> reporter: that's lizard on his shoulder and here he is with a snake. but the story everyone loves to tell is the day he tamed a dock atoo. >> he just walked in the room and the bird just landed on his head. and the animals know a good person. the animals know a real person. >> reporter: lisa la fountain is the president and ceo and deeply feels his loss. >> every organization like hours needs a positive person who can kind of rally us all and bring us up and keep a perspective on why we're here and know when to put an arm around somebody or when to crack a joke. and tay was our person. >> reporter: it's now been more than thre

bennett, rescued in a life raft. >> the family is destroyed. the family is extremely hurt. >> reporter: the four-day search to find hellmann called off may 18th. court documents detailing the very next day, may 19th, the coast guard writes to bennett, acknowledging his request for a letter of presumed death. >> all bad for him and the spotlight that's on him even becomes brighter when you add this letter to it. >> reporter: in a previous interview with "the daily mail," bennett said he loved his wife. and has nothing to hide. the fbi hasn't named as a suspect. we were unable to reach his attorney for comment. >> stephanie, thank you. >>> next, new developments in the brutal murders of four young men outside of philadelphia. cosmo dinardo charged in the death of all four victims. his cousin, sean kratz also charged in three of the alleged murders. abc's eva pilgrim is in pennsylvania. >> reporter: tonight, we're learning more about one of the two men behind bars, charged in the gruesome murders of four pennsylvanian men. authorities say cosmo co

bennett lying in the drive way. thought he needed medical attention.t was after in the morning and detectives now think tae may have been laying there for an hour or more. witnesses told police they heard app argument. >> we don't have a lot of information on what occurred that night. again we did a neighborhood campus and people remember hearing the gun shot over the night. nobody called. kind of heard people outside laughing and joking an we don't know what the conversation turned hostile but was very brief. they heard elevator voices people yelling and then they heard the single gun shot and people scream and heard the sound of engines revving and people leaving the area. >> multiple cars. >> multiple cars, at least two. >> lieutenant james mccareery says tae bennett grew up in the neighborhood and was sitting with friends in front of this house when the argument broke out. but so far, no one who was with tae that night let the police know they were there as well. >> he had such a passion for animals and passion for animal rescue and he dedicated hi

bennett rescued from a floating life raft.news that the couple had gotten into a fight about moving to been bennett's native australia. >> she said no, i'm not moving. so he was upset about her not wanting to go with him home. >> reporter: the coast guard spent about 138 hours searching for hellman but came up with nothing. >> the family is extremely destroyed, extremely hurt. abc news, new york. >>> up next, a little show called "game of thrones" is back. >>> and new secrets of the last jedi revealed. "the skinny" is next. revealed. "the skinny" is next. . is they can be removed... easily. spray and wash's... powerful formula... removes over 100 stains. spray and wash. better on over 100 stains. ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >>> this is your favorite time of the day. it is time now for the skinny and we'll start with one of the most highly-anticipated tv events of the year. >> so many people logged online to watch "game of thrones" it crashed hbo's website. it wasn't restored in the final airing of the east coast airing. >> there will

not cathy." >> reporter: mary bennett had been right all along.hy's toyota corolla had been spotted in a hospital parking lot. a plastic bag was peeking out of the trunk. officers opened it, and cathy torrez was missing no longer. >> she had been stabbed multiple times. all about the upper chest and neck. >> reporter: detective sergeant daron wyatt. >> you know, there's no way to time the death. but i think it's pretty safe to assume that she had been dead since she disappeared on that saturday night on the 12th. >> reporter: it was devastating not just for the torrez family but for all those in placentia who'd been searching so tirelessly for cathy. >> she was a vibrant, very intelligent young girl. this is truly a tragedy. >> reporter: detectives went to work trying to find cathy's ll they set up a hotline. >> if you have any information regarding the homicide of cathy torrez -- >> reporter: and scoured placentia for clues. by studying her car and her body, investigators got a sense of what happened. first, cathy was completely clothed. no sign

bennett rescued from a floating life raft.news that the couple had gotten into a fight about moving to australia. >> she said no i'm not moving. so he was upset about her not wanting to go with him home. >> reporter: the coast guard spent about 138 hours searching for hellman but came up with nothing. >> the family is extremely destroyed, extremely hurt. >> reporter: stephanie ramos, abc news, new york. >>> up next, a little show called "game of thrones" is back. >>> and new secrets of the last jedi revealed. "the skinny" is next. revea "the skinn next. . is they can be removed... easily. spray and wash's... powerful formula... removes over 100 stains. spray and wash. better on over 100 stains. but at this moment, she's fighting a brain tumor. announcer: please take a moment and join st. jude in finding cures and saving children. visit stjude.org. martin luther king jr.: we hold these truths to be self-evident -- that all men are created equal. john f. kennedy: the torch has been passed to a new generation of americans. barbar

bob bennett also represented the family of philando castile. he was shot by police during a traffic stop last year. bennett won a $3 million settlement for the family in that case. justine damond was an australian life coach shot and killed nine days ago by a minneapolis police officer after she approached his squad car. she was 40 years old. officer mohammad noor has not explained why he pulled the trigger. >>> an emotional thank you. the message to bay area firefighters who fought to save a woman's home. >> and i'm tracking that cooldown. you're noticing it out there right now. i mean, it's way cooler than yesterday. and we trend this way for a couple days. i'll let you know how long it lasts. ♪[ music ] >>> a voicemail message has gone viral. it's of an oroville woman whose home was nearly destroyed in a wildfire. she had reached out to firefighters with a simple phone call to thank hem for their service. >> reporter: we spoke to some of the crew members who battled that fire and to the woman who made the call. >> chief weber, my name is low

seven-year-old bennett cottonstein set up a lemonade stand to raise money for the holman food pantry.nett decided to spend this summer running the pantry after getting a tour t he was out selling lemonade water snack bars and sunflower seeds as well. >> we make our money and give all the money that we get to charity. it's going to help feed people that don't have food. >> reporter:. >> his lemonade stand ended today but the cub scout wants to continue selling next summer as well. he raised about $200 over the course of six weeks. very nice. >>> and the police athletic league of philadelphia teams up with the nba for a dave mentoring. the cozen pal center in north many north philadelphia hosted the full court press clinic today. retired players spent the day assisting kids with basketball drills. they were also mentoring round table classroom activities are being held as well. looks like everybody hal great time out there. nice. >>> all right. i certainly had a great day out there today. i actually dragged out a little jacket, chelsea. i can't believe it. >> it feels like fall out ther

bennett dismisses all talk of a potential ambush or a loud noise frightening the officers to the pointtheir weapon. >> i don't know how can be ambushed by a lady in her pajamas who called the police and who rescues ducklings from the sewer. i don't really -- i don't know how that can -- i don't even know how she would be in -- a person who would ambush you. >> not quite the miracle on the hudson but still pretty incredible. take a look. seven people were rescued after a sea plane made an emergency ldi york's east river. the plane had taken off for a trip to the hamptons when it went down. the ntsb is investigating. >>> that's a water spout coming up here caught on camera off the coast of fort lauderdale yesterday morning. the water spout touched down in a visible wake could be seen on the ocean surface. the boat was nearby. no one was hurt. >> we had in last saturday in the bay. >> oh, yeah. >> yeah. and more impressive than that. >> that plane crash on the hudson, when i saw that story i was like that is crazy. >> i know i saw that come in yesterday and at least -- not to be facetious

senior producer pete bennett there of the royal society exhibition in london now from lifesaving technology to saving the oceans in a world where president all trump has pulled out of the paris climate deal jeff emmy award winning documentary chasing ice cortical the effects of climate change with the as a footage the documented the melting of the polar ice caps his new film chasing coral reveals how fifty percent of the world's coral has disappeared in the last thirty is he joins me now jeff how did you get involved in making a film about coral of to make you want to yeah i just met this guy richard rivers he wrote to us out of the blue and told us about what's happening in the oceans and he was showing me pictures showing the imagery of what a healthy reef looks like and what it looks like and we immediately knew that there was something there if we could visualize that if we could capture that would be really powerful story in regards to what's happening to the planet without going to the oceans right now and you knew that the scale of the numbers was so extreme it would take a lot of ot

see the british repeat bennett they're reporting on this week's buried news today the president of india pranab mukherjee steps down from the role he's held since twenty twelve one m.p. who has just begun his role in the british parliament is damage eating dessie and he's calling for an inquiry into a british back to trustee of the golden temple in india or at least its alleged he is the first turban seeking in the european parliament and he uses maiden speech just smashed through what he called a glass ceiling in british politics. for going on the show congratulations what option your maiden speech got a lot of coverage you said that your constituency is one of the highest rates of homelessness male nutrition in the country how do you think that squares with dres amazing we've never had more people in work. a very vibrant very diverse. is just west of london close to heathrow it is a major business hub with several corporate and start up headquarters there however as you rightly pointed out it is juxtaposed next to issues about malnutrition about child new tradition in the twenty first

bennett admitted to killing walter clark earlier this year, beating him with a baseball bat inside her apartment on 21st street northeast. she faces a senate of ten deal. police found the victim's body at hallway closet. bennett allegedly told investigators that she beat clark several times over two days after he made her use drugs. >> and when a warning light goes off on dashboard, you may pull the car over. it applies to air force helicopter. this one made a precautionary landing this morning. after indicators showed the crew that the oil pressure was low. it landed near marlow heights medical center. it was from the first helicopter squaw drant based at joint base andrews. there was no damage to that helicopter and no one was hurt. >>> another deadly crash on busy stretch of highway. two families are in mourning. we don't yet know the names of the men who died. we know one of them was driving the wrong way on indiana highway in fort washington. news 4 derrick ward is life at the scene speaking to a minister trying to make the road safer. all up and down the highway are concerned abo

bennett won $3 million settlement. justine damond was shot killed last saturday by a minneapolis police officer as she approached is squad car. she was 40 years old. officer mohamed noor has not explained why he pulled the trigger. his partner said they heard a loud noise just before the gun fired.>>> in san antonio, 10 mexican citizens are dead after being found in the back of a boiling hot tractor-trailer, it was being used in a human trafficking ring. casey siegal tells us the driver of the truck went in front of a judge today.>>reporter: prayer rallies and vigils throughout the san antonio area, after 10 people died from being transported in the back of a boiling hot, tractor-trailer, victims of human smuggling. police arrested the driver of that truck, james mathew bradley, jr.. he made his first appearance in court monday after being charged with illegally transporting immigrants for financial gain and could eventually face the death penalty.>> there were a number of vehicles a came in and picked up a lot of the

i almost got arrested just going up there to find out if my house burned down.shea bennett/evacueethethe hardest. we're nervous about when we do get home what's it going to look like? we left five cats behind are they going to be in the house? did they run away? are we going to find them outside.others in the downtown mariposa area are able to open their stores again.it's nice to see the locals come in. they're still not sure if their houses are safe or not but they're able to come back in.officials haven't released the number of people that area able to go back to their homes. but theysay they'll be coming in section by sectionreporting live in mariposa, hermela aregawi, kron 4 news there is still an evacuation order for those who live in coulterville. coulterville is another historic mining town... as you can see from this map... it is to the north of mariposa. those residents were told to leave just the other night. ( terisa ) coulterville is located along maxwelll creek on highway 49 in goldcountry. in only has about 200 hundred residents... and they have all been told to get out.

this is tony bennett. >> signed "bennett." >> they're all signed. >> signed by muhammad ali, adolf hitlercharles manson, buddy hackett, paul mccartney and more. that's great. >> vincent price. >> after the break... >> but first our "strange inheritance" quiz question. which '70s hard rock band switched gears to cut the solid-gold disco hit "i was made for loving you"? kiss, iron maiden or the ramones? the answer when we return. ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope some day you'll join us♪ ♪and the world will be as one ♪imagine no possessions ♪i wonder if you can ♪no need for greed or hunger ♪a brotherhood of man ♪imagine all the people ♪sharing all the world...you, ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope some day you'll join us♪ ♪and the world will live as one♪ >> so, which '70s hard rock band switched gears to cut the disco gold record "i was made for loving you"? it's a, kiss. the song's cowriter, paul stanley, said he wanted to prove it was easy to make a disco hit. >> so, where were we? oh, right. in the middle of a story about how hugh hoo

bill bennett says the media has earned it. he joins us live next.e capable of hitting u.s. and allies. >> media has far less credibility and popularity than donald trump. trump knows that. >> i think he is trolling the press. the cnn bit i found amusing. >> donald trump is a genius. plays the media like a little cat with a flashlight. >> i always said the american people are very smart. what they know they get with this president is the truth. >> got to get it done, i was telling the president sunday, don't let them drag their feet too long. keep the fire lit. that is something he has been doing. it is fantastic. >> they have circled on president's g20 scheduled, a planned meeting with russian president vladmir putin. >> combined we have 60 years of service in the north carolina national guard you through my family, papa and i'm proud to be a visible for north carolina. that is it starting today on fox news. ♪ ♪ they're coming to america abby: we love it when clayton morris sings on the set. pete: doesn't do it enough. abby: we're in the studio with

thing was that order that is that john kennedy and bennett were too well, he had been interviewed as a hollow son of a rich man, give him a congressional seat but nothing else but after his affair with inga was exposed, and the panic then they went to court-martial him, better of it and that would exacerbate the scandal so they transferred jack to the naval yard to charleston south carolina and gave him apparently on the one of the dullest jobs in the navy because he been there a few months and he was so isolated he began to pester his father, please be transferred to combat duty so he was put into the pt school to become in command of pt boat and given command of the pt 109's he was the skipper. kennedy, john f. it was a black night, august 1, 43. the place, like it's paid in the south. the duty? a troll and intercept enemy shipping without the help of radar. >> and of course the one thing about the kennedy history, you know that kennedy was missing for about a week but through some tremendous efforts on his staff was able to rescue the 11 surviving members of his crew. but that's t

>>bennett, be thanks so much.rian and professor and also kaitlin huey burn.e thanks so much. i want to talk to a historian and professor and also kaitlin huey burn. thanks so much. i want to talk to a historian and professor and also kaitlin huey burn.thanks so much. i want to talk to a historian and professor and also kaitlin huey burn. first this ivanka sitting in her father he's seat. and this is what brian fallen tweeted. a spokesman for the hillary clinton campaign, but he writes i'm sure republicans would have taken it in stride if chelsea clinton was deputized to perform head of state duties. is that fair? >> a little bit of a subtle quip there, but i think republicans would have been up in arms if this were in this situation in which chelsea clinton were. but the criticism that ivanka has come under is that she does not have this experience on the world stage. she does not have the experience yet in politics. her role is somewhat undefined. she is an adviser, she's been very involved in these kinds of thin

bill bennett in our nation's first-ever drugs are. good evening.t do you make of this new version and you think you can pass? >> i think it's better. i think it's progress. i have to tip my hat to ted cruz. i think he has had a positive impression on a couple things. first of all he introduced this bill which is getting some traction. it gives more flexibility, there is more freedom in this bill, but the basic heart of obamacare is still there. this is what people like rand paul object to. the other thing about ted cruz, way back when your member reading dr. seuss, he warned us that if this past obamacare passed, it would be near impossible to get rid of even with majorities, republican majorities in a republican president. people are getting used to the idea that there is a right to health care, that the federal government should provide it. this is obviously what is creating the problem. >> martha: it's an acceptance of that fact that the benefit was given, including the tax cuts for the wealthy and investments to pay for it, all that is still in

bennett? >> no. >> mr. bennett, no. mr. shots? >> no. >> mr. shots no. >> mr. blumenthal? >> no. >> mr. blum e ee ee ee een thal. ms. warren. ms. warren, no. >> ms. hassen, no. mr. merkley. >> no. >> mr. merkley, no. mrs. gill brand? >> no. mr. white house? >> mr. whitehouse no. mr. murphy? >> no. >> mr. murphy no. mr. booker? >> no. >> mr. booker, no. ms. cantwell? >> no. >> ms. kancant well, no. ms. harris, no. mr. van holland. >> no. >> mr. van holland, no. >> all right, we are watching this debate under way. there's a group of people at the bottom of the screen. those are people who are waiting to greet senator mccain, who has come back a week after being diagnosed with brain cancer. he has cast a yes vote, we believe, for the most to proceed to debate. there are two republican senators who have cast no votes, senator lisa collins and senator murkowski, those are two senators who have had objections on this bill for some time. if those two senators have voted against it, then we are waiting to see what senator ron johnson of wisconsin is doing right now. i believe he h

reporter: police says this weekend a woman stole several packages of diapers fm when rookie officer bennett johns got the call he knew he'd walked into a complicated situation. his job is to enforce the law. but his heart told him he had to do it with compassion. johns >> i can respect and sympathize with that. that's why i felt compelled to help the mother. >> reporter: officer johns reached into his own pocket and paid the $15 for the diapers. the woman says she thought she had to steal for her 2-year-old son. officer johns says he did it because he could see that family reflected in his own >> i see him and i see myself growing up with a single mother and i want him to have a put better life too >> it's the kind of community policing laurel police chief richard mclaughlin said can't be forgotten. his department practices every day >> i'm proud of all of my officers particularly this one, i think it's ver volumes they're doing the right thing for the right reason when nobody is watching. >> reporter: somebody was watching. officer johns. and even though he did have to write the mother a c

officer bennett johns paid for diapers after a grocery store said the woman tried to steal them.the woman ran out of money after buying groceries. in a facebook post the department said officer john paid $125 so the woman's -- paid $15 so the woman's child would not suffer. she was issued and ticket and told where she could get help. jonathan: the officers do so many nice things. good to report those. let's talk about the alison: today is nice, too. doug: you see the clouds over the mountains but it's generally a slow climb in the temperatures. you probably won't even notice. it's not extreme change. jonathan: perfect. doug: that is kind of it. can i go home now? alison: in a few minutes. doug: okay. talk about what is coming up. it's delightful this evening. look at the numbers. 83 in the metro at 7:00 tonight. 81 at 8:00. we drop to the 70's later tonight. the light winds and clear skies. this is a representation on the radar. this has to do with the height of the terrain. the winds coming out of the northeast. it's up in washington county. we may see it again. but the bottom l

a little over 30 years ago secretary bennett called the chicago public school system the worst public school system in the united states of america. let me give you the results today. the graduation rate when i first became mayor was for 57% and now it's 67%, a growth. third, 42% of all our students today graduate with college credit. 42% of our kids go on and are accepted to college equal to the united states of america. and trust me, our demographics is not the united states of america. another 21% go onto community colleges are the rate is 22% nationally. so even with the demographics for chicago is different, we match with kids going from high school to college to community college. third, our eighth graders led the united states in math games. our fourth graders were third overall in reading games. there are only three districts whose math and reading won't up. every measure of the city of chicago's educational gains are pointing in the right direction and surpassing -- and i'll go back to high school for a second -- our graduation rate for the last five years, every year was tri

cnn's kate bennett is here to explain. what did he say to the french lady?commented on what good shape she was in but whether it was a gaffe or a compliment, what he was really doing was complimenting on her appearance and saying that she was in remarkably good shape. >> you're in such good shape. >> now, we asked the white house for comment on this moment. they didn't get back to us. it's difficult to hear the audio and understand the context of it but this is something we've seen from the president before when he spoke to that irish reporter in the oval office and mentioning the beautiful irish president and has a great smile. this is something that maybe felt complementary but can be construed as, again, boundaries where women's appearances are concerned. >> is this the first time the president trump has met the first lady of france? >> no, it's not. they were together just last week in hamburg. the two couples set side by side at the g20 and even back in may at the g7 in italy, they met there as well. they have known each other and interacted before. >>

kate bennett on the flotus beat. thank you, kate. >> thanks. >>> we continue on.n. you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> there were a lot of questions ahead to this all-important meeting as to whether or not president trump would, in fact, go there. but here is what secre

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bennett got the the call he may need to evacuate too. >> we work with a non-profit so we have all of our audio equipment and sufficient that we make sure that it gets out unzajd. >> the threat blew away. more than 150 fire personnel were dpachd. four planes and two helicopters dropping water and flame retardant to stop the progress. so far it worked. >> we're kinning containment efforts we're be here through the night. >> people like gillette happy to be home hoping this was the worst it will bring. >> we have so much more to catch on fire scarey. >> nbc bay area news. >> that is the concern. ? the event of breaking news like that fire twitter feed is a great resource. you can follow us for breaking news on dwechlg stories throughout the i day and evening many our twitter handle is@nbc behrens. >> a near disaster at sfo. a quick thing air traffic controller saved what could have been one of the biggest aviation incidents in recent history. officials say before midnight last friday an air canada jet liner was cleared to land on a runway but began to approach a different taxi way. that

to find out, we have robin bennett and susan briggs, they call themselves the dog gurus, they're also the authors of the book off leash dog play. welcome. - thanks, we're happy to be here. - it's great to be here with you today. - so susan, we can't assume that a wagging tail is always good sign, can we? - no you can't. we love our dogs and they communicate a lot to us, and the tail is an important part of that. but just because it's wagging it's tail doesn't mean it's friendly and you should approach it. - do you have to worry about speed or where they're holding the tail? - yes, you look at whether, what position is the tail, whether they're holding it high or low, and you look at how fast that wag is. - robin, can you give us some specific examples? - well sure, let's say you're going to pet that dog and he ends up turning mean, you might have noticed the dog's tail was wagging but he might have been protecting his owner, so that tail wag might have been way up over his back, really high, because that's a really good sign that the dog is protecting something. or maybe you have a do

." >> sam bennett, "private practice." >> jamie lannister, "game of thrones." >> stephen: great dad. bob belcher from "bob's burgers." so this father's day, remember us, super hot tv dads.

. >> bennett montoya making a full-court press to convince the san francisco board of appeals to reverse a decision that forced the club to cut off live music at midnight. >> i'm not saying hugh has no citizens. there are only six actual incident reports that hugh was involved in. >> reporter: this video take been a business next due to the hugh lounge shows some of the problems people claim take place there regularly including fights and public drunkenness leading to numerous calls to sfpd. >> it's and you safe environment not only for us but for people and pedestrians trying to walk down the broadway corridor. >> the nightclub owner claims the business is being targeted by neighbors and police because the clientele is mostly african-americans. >> i encourage people who use race as a motive to damage hugh and his business to stop being part of the problem and be part of the solution. >> we just don't want to support people that are not paying attention. >> in the end, the board of appeals agreed with those complaining about the nightclub keeping the midnight music curfew in place. >> it

trying to slip across the border from italy into france in super university history professor paolo bennett and he says it's time for its leaves european partners to do more to deal with the crisis. girl of all colorado terrible situation has been left alone that literally isn't now is not is not able to deal with these and more these great. amount of the local population and the local population is really admire the with the government first and with a new pm you you know it's a whole lot of those evil european you know reacting in a corporate the way they you should have done more to do that more i know organizing a system of acceptance or you know going to housing it system of if you'll go and control of the african cause so we have to find the solution which might be radical solution to see it off to the courts close the balsam to brown people docking. there when it's chemical weapons watchdog has published a report into a deadly chemical instant in syria said in a province well it doesn't attribute blame that's not stopped western officials renewing their accusations towards the syrian

take this same scene between elizabeth bennett and lady catherine burke into different productions. not accept? you have insulted me by every possible method, i must beg to return to the house. it was here in hampshire that dean austin completed her works, cramming them with 19th—century manners, morals and messages of social comment. the following conversation which took place between the two friends... will recall was one of -- the former model lily call is one of the former model lily call is one of the voices reading jane austen. it is still relevant, social critiques, class structures, love and romance, and how those two things can interrelate sometimes. jane austen was buried here, having completed only around half a dozen 01’ so completed only around half a dozen or so works. but 200 years on, she will feature on the new £10 note ironically, she made little money herself, but her legacy continues. justin trudeau has held a baby that was named after him. he is the son of syrian refugees. time it will be a cool and clear night for many places. some showery rain over northern an

to ukrainian prime minister about fuel made from pig manure now i want to see to produce a peach bennett to go through some of the week's counterpunches in social media be . wearing sort of a backyard brawl was predator at large pool joseph watson come straight out the gate swinging for the state mandated b.b.c. attempting to debug the idea of a racially diverse roman britain the conspiracy theories took a jab at a you tube video tweeting a screenshots and stating who cares about historical accuracy but wait what's this flying into the argument with a flurry of facts is this story. on with a killer combo the contender posted evidence of north africans the descendants of modern day iraqis and syrians who lived in but sanya even p.j. w. against the ropes next. actually the tech titans tour the heavyweight division is most successful powerful powered entrepreneurs marc facebook fury zucker bug versus evil on the space execution a mosque in a war of words a social media breeze didn't name and shame as far as such but pops off shots of what he called negative irresponsible ai naysayers who ar

we also learned today from damond family attorney bob bennett that justine called her fianceÉe abouthat she heard outside before he call the 911. >> she called him about being woken up by a sound that troubled her, and then they debated for a while, and then she heard them again and decided to call him again. he recommended that she call 911. >> reporter: officer noor's partner, matthew harrity, told investigators the two drove down an alley behind damond's south suspected. harrity says that's when he heard a loud bang. immediately after damond approached the driver's side window. noor, sitting in the passenger seat, fired his gun and shot damond. she died of a gunshot wound to the abdomen. officer noor declined to be interviewed by investigators, but anthony, the attorney representing his partner says that it is reasonable to assume that the two may have thought they were being ambushed. >> mason: jamie yuccas in minneapolis. thank you, jamie. venezuela is in crisis. the economy tanked when oil prices fell. food is scares, and at least 90 have died in protest. president trump is thr

bennett thanks very much indeed for that crowd of their reporting. well china says the presence of a us. shaping their disputed islands in the region is a serious political and military provocation annex responded by sending its own warships and fighter jets to the are. this is the latest in a string of disagreements between china and the u. s. eddie a president's speech in pain. tell president jump into five coal that negative factors would now affecting their relationship and engagement has more. once more tensions a simmering in the south china sea. after u. s. warship sailed only twelve nautical miles from the tiny triton island. it's one point two square kilometers a claim by china. taiwan and vietnam. the u. s. is the operation was meant to demonstrate freedom of navigation in disputed waters. but the beijing has a provocation may have found either. on the u. s. has once again dispensed a warship to enter the territorial waters of china's paracel islands without permission. well this is a serious provocative political and military move from the

squashed under the weight of celebrity paychecks well here is going underground senior producer pete bennett reporting on some of the week's news. outlets. slap on the sun screen and come and join us by the political poolside with a cocktail cherry pick stories to quench your thirst for the truth but well not all of us can kick back on vacation this summer british politicians have jet set it on forty eight of one hundred twenty annual days off leaving the house at halls of westminster and the knowledge would be to raise the maize manifesto promises so in the spirit escaping the desktop of foreign shores here the diplomatic do's and don'ts of travel to some of this year's most controversial destinations stop one and all tours the credo of the european union headquarters of nato military alliance brussels where based on the case head rep for brics it's david davis you probably spend more than an hour run the go sheet and table if you're looking for a bargain down the market and a quick one to travel advice or is remember to pack your notes especially there might be a language barrier or a coup

bennett of the daily news and wrote beautifully about the time and the days leading up to the manila occupation and she gave me some information as well of what life was like from the perspective of a fiber six-year-old girl. he's been helping me a lot and jim and he and i have frequent triangulated chats about what happened and when. they were shouting banzai and he remembers the 5-year-old boy yelling in return. what happened to that daughter when she was incarcerated were being held nine or 12 months? there's confusion about who she was a. claire was rather deceptive in her life and sometimes says diane was her natural daughter and other times says that who she married before the war in manila and finally indicates in the court documents that she was never able to have children herself so diane was not her natural daughter. diane went back with her after the war to portland oregon. it is done in a strange old char romantic 1950s way. even to the point that a little filipino girl transforms into a shirley temple like girl with flowing curly blond locks in the movie saying mommy and

. >> mason: actor martellus bennett once said, "a character without emotions would have driven my crazyve had on the be lobotomized." that's why he turned down the role of mr. spock on "star trek." ["mission impossible" theme music playing] landau instead chose a part on "mission impossible". his film -- his career was saved in a film about bad movies. >> i'm ready now. roll the camera. >> mason: landau won an oscar if that portrayal of bella lugosi in "ed wood." landau died at 89. was supposed to do. he coaxed six-year-old storm back to shore. the retriever brought a struggling fawn to safety. the baby deer, about three months old, was exhausted but was recovering at a wildlife center. up next, the international robot challenge. >> this portion of the "cbs evening news" is sponsored by mass mutual, recognizing the importance of relying on others. then we are told it's braver to go it alone. ♪ but there is another way to live. ♪ a way that sees the only path to fulfillment- is through others. ♪ and when youod sugar is a replace one meal..

riot by saying an asylum seeker is facing deportation to turkey european history professor paolo bennett says the e.u. has failed to work out a common policy on dealing with the migrants. will be in may june day should like to be. seen we want to be able to call this situation and i think. he's really not up to the task of controlling going on while markets they are not acting appropriately these are not common policies if you think of the different market wants to please usual number will migrate to spain with these will mama by one sweet valley there's not too many i'll call them all this is just duration we have to do the motion sick policy i don't think frankly you know they use it. and i see the future are. like once reaching the shore so we did it greece and spain the kaiser approach is axed. in case you're new to the game this is how it works my economy is built around corporations corporations from washington washington control the media the media. and voters elected a businessman to run this country business equals power you must it's not business as usual it's business like it'