>> it has to be never. >> these are words right out of beth's mouth. >> beth rushed out of the museum. toolan pursued her. >> he was screaming. >> i'm going to go get drunk with my friends. she was going to get her stuff and get out. at the last minute he hopped in the cab with her and they ended up back at his apartment. >> at some point that night, beth called her brother. in retrospect he says, she sounded terrified. >> her words were very measured. she was talking very slowly and enunciating very clearly. unlike her. she kept saying i'm here with tom in the city and we're trying to work things out. and i didn't even think to ask her are you okay? or cough twice if you're in trouble or something like that. >> he had no idea his sister was in danger. >> i was sort of tired. i didn't want to deal with the breaking up, making up kind of thing. >> later from family and friends he would learn the horrifying details of beth's ordeal that night. >> it is my understanding he was holding her at gunpoint. >> beth's brother says he has no proof of that or details of exactly what went on that

beth: but she gave it to him not out of voluntariness. this was her brother, who had been gone for 10 years, who she had yearned for to commiserate the loss of their sister at the rivers and of their father agamemnon. then the death of their father at the hand of clytemnestra. she looked to him as a soulmate, someone to commiserate with. but again, your honor, it was only after he came to her at the tomb of agamemnon and surprised her and brought forth to her the story from the oracle and apollo that he was destined. >> i read on orestes' twitter account that he has been cocked and loaded and ready to commit the murder. [laughter] asked his general how many people might die, and he called it off. [laughter] [applause] beth: your honor, i think that goes again back to this court question, though, that he already planned to carry this out after speaking with apollo. the question is was he lying then or is he lying now? >> i don't understand this -- i am very confused about the facts. [laughter] i mean when you talk about incest, infanticide

[laughter] beth: she commiserated with her brother. [laughter] beth: this was only after orestes came back and was explaining to her what apollo and the oracle had told him to do. >> your version of this conversation does not match the transcript released by wikileaks. [laughter] beth: your honor, my client was unable to release any recording of that transcription. we know the credibility of orestes is at core questionable because of his inconsistent story. he saved his own life by blaming apollo, and now he blames his sister electra. >> i wonder if there is another culprit involved that might be consistent with your theory of innocence. is it possible that orestes, during his travels, had a stay at a resort in a dominican republic? [laughter] beth: certainly orestes was a man of the world and had traveled far and wide, and came back to mycenae under the dark of night and viewed his sister as a noncitizen. he labeled her an alien. he suggested he could build a wall to exclude all women from the city. >> could i ask you another question

with that, i turn it back over to jenny beth. ongressman. thank you very much, the next congressman we have speaking is also from the great state of texas, louie gohmert. mr. gohmert: there are people that are amongst us that want to take away your rights, you constitutional rights. i go back to what john adams said when he was our second president. he said, this constitution was intended for a moral and religious people. it is wholly inadequate for the government of any other. he was right. so in the last half decade or so, as we have taken 10 commandments out, we quit telling young school kids that it's wrong to covet or be jealous of other people or the things they have, and in fact, washington, more and more people here, are playing division politics. they're saying, well, they didn't make that, they didn't build that. you ought to have that. that ought to belong to all of us. they have played division politics. they made people jealous. not understanding that one of the basic tenets of mankind, if you want peace, is not to be jealous. n

i'm jenny beth martin, the honorary chairman of the tea party patriots action. we are doing this press conference today to talk about the second amendment and the importance of the second amendment. i need to find my statement which i misplaced. our speakers today are members of congress, survive yoffers mass shootings or family members whose loved ones were murdered in mass shootings. everyone up here today wants to defend our second amendment right and we have solutions that can actually help save lives without infringing on the rights of innocent americans. i'm not standing here today just as a conservative activist. i'm defending my own god-given rights to protect myself and my family. i'm standing here today as the mother of teenagers. their twins whose school nearly became another statistic and another tragedy. two students at their school had detailed plans to mass murder eir peers and due to the diligent work of sheriff reynolds and others in my county, and sheriff reynolds is here today, these two people who are trying to do this to my children's school

[laughter] beth: she commiserated with her brother.laughter] beth: this was only after orestes came back and was explaining to her what apollo and the oracle had told him to do. >> your version of this conversation does not match the transcript released by wikileaks . [laughter] beth: your honor, my client was unable to release any recording of that transcription. we know the credibility of core questionable because of his inconsistent story. he saved his own life by blaming apollo, and now he blames his sister electra. >> i wonder if there is another culprit involved that might be consistent with your theory of innocence. is it possible that orestes, during his travels, had a stay at a resort in a dominican republic? [laughter] beth: certainly orestes was a man of the world and had traveled far and wide, and came back to mycenae under the dark of night and viewed his sister as a noncitizen. he labeled her an alien. he suggested he could build a wall to exclude all women from the city. >> could i ask you another question? in your brief

joining me here on set, beth fouhy, zerlina maxwell and elise jordan. so i start with this because was election was this moment, okay, was this a disruption going on in western democracies. now, part of this has to do with how do you still view the 2016 election. do you view it as an election that was hijacked and stolen or do people view it as a singular important moment in the history of this democracy? >> wow. that's a heavy place to start the show. look, i don't think we know the answer to that yet. historians will look back and tell us. it's a bit of both. brexit was the canary in the coal mine for this president. people were shocked that it happened but the same forces at work then, people frustrated with globalism, people frustrated with the notion that those elected into office were not listening to the people, it was clear looking -- now looking at what happened in england that we were on a similar track. >> there was something happening. >> remember trump was there in scotland the next day. he basically said, look, i predicted this all along.

you've talked about our staffing and mary beth as well. we are all competing with limited resources. there are brighter days ahead. we talked about everyone in the operating divisions is hiring. we have unique challenges. we don't have complete control over the hiring system. all of our agents go through the federal law enforcement in georgia. that's run by dhs with close to 100 federal agencies that compete for space at the training come -- academy. there is intense competition so it's ironic that we are worried about making sure that our agents grow. i've spent a lot of my time, talked about the first part of being protecting our core tax mission. the second is really the hiring making sure we get them trained and we have appropriate folks out there to train. our agents go to training for six months. then there's a pretty extensive on-the-job training program. we are hoping to hire between now and the end of fiscal year 2020 we hope to bring on 300 special agents which is a significant uptick in also recognizing the reality is we lose 15

dog the reality star just ten weeks after losing his wife beth to cancer they hit hollywood ong all ofs. >> you got $20 i'll talk to you. who's your favorite personality? >> you. >> yay. >> he called it dog walking. i chance to meet his but it's just to promote show. while loving to take selfie with well-wishers it's clear late wife beth chapman is not far from his thoughts. i am so lon. i walked in the closet and it smelled i still in my dreams, i see her, i'm with her. >> you still have on your wedding ring. >> never did i know when she put it often my finger what it would mean to me. >> beth passed away after a long battle with throat cancer that spread to her lung. it's all documented on the couple new series dog most wanted airing wednesday on wgn america. battling cancer on th >> i would stand back and watch behind the camera thinking, dear god, i would not do this. >> if i'm going to die i'm going to die in my boots. >> while he misses that, dog's not ruling out dating some day. >> i walk by all these girls. dog's got a new girlfriend, not yet, i don't, not saying i'm not going

i am promising beth to getjustice, for him to say sorry. beth ordered the pills from ukraine.es. a man was arrested and later released without charge. doug has come to the ukraine to find out more about his daughter's death and the man who he believes sold her the pills. i haven't had time to grieve beth yet. i am here trying to getjustice for her and prevent this happening to other young people, which is what will give myself, my wife and my family closure. i hope they will look into her eyes and melt. dnp is not illegal to produce or sell in ukraine. in the uk, it is legal for industrial purposes. we have come all this way to try and, you know, get some answers about what is going on here in the ukraine. doug wants police in both countries to look again at his daughter's case. we are sorry for your loss. thank you very much. now comes the moment he has been waiting for. how are you feeling? very nervous, but i want to do it. i've come all this way, so let's go. he is here to meet the man who he believes is responsible for his daughter's death. who is this? yeah, you sold her

other than beth mentioned robert kra kraft -- beto o'rourke. he has changed up his message for the moment. most you say question heawe hean january, february. but beto o'rourke took his in a different direction since the el paso shooting. over in odessa after the shooting there. and i think what you heard him say was calling for mandatory buy back of assault weapons which brought this crowd to its feet. these folks have been in their chairs for more than ten hours and only a couple times which everybody stood up and beto o'rourke specifically talking about guns that really elevated the conversation and spoke to the time and spoke to the moment here. >> beth, quickly. >> yeah, i would agree with that, that there was a very big passion around the issue of guns. of course all the candidates talked about health care, you know, very much a staple of democratic party politics, an issue that voters care very much about. you also heard a lot about climate change. we've seen a big change on that subject over the years where candidates never really sort

i'm not going to get married, ever. >> did you and beth ever talk about that. >> oh, yes.aid listen to me, this is dog. so, we're going to see -- you better know that right now, she stopped. because there's not. but you know, like i said, whoever i'm dating i'm going to make them famous. >>> still ahead -- "it chapter two." we got sequel secrets that left the cast screaming. >>> plus, our day with the cast of "hustlers." >> fun, sexy and dangerous. >> why they're cheering extra loud for lizzo today. >> this is a big deal. >>> closed caption provided by -- ♪ ♪ >>> how are you doing? you guys have been together almost three years now, is she one? >> inside britney spears's private life from the man who knows her best. >> britney spears is calling me wanting to play the love interest. i said, why not. >> sam's first interview. >> the public likes to judge. >> i can't believe i wake up every morning to this man. >> i do appreciate my life at the moment. >> "e.t." exclusive tomorrow. do you see marriage in the future? >> oh, man, we got to wait a whole day for that? i'm here fo

i'm not going to get married, ever. >> did you and beth ever talk about that. >> oh, yes.aid listen to me, this is dog. so, we're going to see -- you better know that right now, she stopped. because there's not. but you know, like i said, whoever i'm dating i'm going to make them famous. >>> still ahead -- "it chapter two." we got sequel secrets that left the cast screaming. >>> plus, our day with the cast of "hustlers." >> fun, sexy and dangerous. >> why they're cheering extra loud for lizzo today. >> this is a big deal. >>> closed caption provided by -- my skin's as rosy as i am. age perfect rosy tone from l'oréal. renews the look of dull skin. boosts rosines instantly and over tim, for youngr looking skin. age perfect rosy tone from l'oréal. we're worth it. enhanced up to 48 hours. unbelieva-brow longwear brow gel, by l'oreal paris. no smudge. sweat resistant. waterproof. it's unbelievable. unbelieva-brow longwear brow gel. l'oréal paris. unbelieva-brow longwear brow gel. ready or not, here i come! eww! gotcha! hide-n-stink protection. lysol spray kills 99.9% of odor ca

. >>> let's turn now to beth ann bovino for more on the jobs report and what it could mean for the fed economy.e hief u.s. economist at standard and poors global ratings. nice to have you back with us. >> great >> give me your take on the jobs report. street wanted but wages were goodgo >> well, a couple of things to faor in. on l it wastle sofr, about augubut august is a tricky month for a couple ofns rea one, the kids with summer jobs go to school and jobs go away for thatreason. second thing, a lot of the forms weren't filled out, a lot of business owners were alson vacation so they didn'tar get nd to filling out tha form to send to the bureau of labor statistics. what we'll see is probably in september those forms will be ent a little lnd we probably will see the numbers change, and most likely to the upside. >> i mean we have to keep pointing it is still a very strong labor market, a tight m labor market at this point. is this slowing though enough to convince the fed to want to cut month?his >> we look at this report s, sure, y know, the headline numbers, those scary headline num

the prayer will be offered bethe -- by the guest chaplain, brother peter tabichi, keriko mixed secondary school in pwani illage, kenya. the chaplain: in the name of the father, the son and the holy spirit. amen. lord, make me an instrument of your peace. where there is hatred, let me sow love. where there's injury, pardon. where t's

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kenosha county sheriff david beth says the brothers were actually filling them with 1,00.riff is joining us. it sounds like you fell into something a lot bigger than what you are banking on. >> yeah, this was hiding underneath our nose on this one in waukesha, the parents thank goodness brought their kid to the police station up there and got the ball rolling. we are thankful they did and we were able to uncover this and we have many agencies right now contacting those looking to assist us and see how they can tie these cartridges that are being shipped out to the illnesses and deaths throughout the midwest in the country. >> shepard: it sounds like a lot of product for two guys. >> we know there's more involved here, and we are in the process of trying to hunt them down. it's our start. we were amazed they were doing this in an upper-class condo in kenosha county and they lived with their mom and grandfather a couple miles away. they ran the separation for a little over a year and a half and it kept growing and there was enough, a million and a half in product is amazing

msnbc national political correspondent steve, at the big board and msnbc senior political editor, beth, thanks to both of you for being here. and steve, a logistics question, does everybody who made it into last night's debate have a berth in the next debate? >> yes, so all ten will be there, and right now, it looks like one other has qualified. tom steyer, and there is still a possibility that maybe tulsi gabbard, somebody else could get in there. but it looks like there will be at least 11 for the next one. >> let's talk about this idea that there are people who have indicated, they like somebody, but it's not baked. they might move to someone else. which makes this much more more compelling for top tier candidates and you might like joe biden and way ahead but maybe i can sway you. >> my experience on campaign trail this year, everybody is shopping. democratic voters are very eager to participate. they're very interested in this race. they haven't for the most part settled on somebody. we see polling, and steve will share that with us, kind of where people are at, you know, who do y

it lets also bring a former cia operations officer and assistant secretary of defense mary beth long. great to have you both. >> thanks, great to be here. >> mike: honestly very sensitive story,, what are you able to say about this extraction story? >> i'll tell you, it's just disturbing one cia clandestine operations are run through a political meat grinder. like they've been in this case. what really concerns me the most of the fact that there are sources who were revealing classified information to cnn. i don't know how anyone could be doing that. vladimir putin deals very ruthlessly with those whom he calls traders. he tried to poison with soviet style nerve agent and kill former fsb officer with polonium 210. so this guy, if the story is true, has a bull's-eye on his head. i don't know how those sources could sleep at night knowing that they've done this for apparently some political purpose. >> mike: it mary beth, "the new york times" making it pretty clear this had nothing to do with president trump. "former intelligence official said there was no public evidence that mr. trump

report that says he's finished fees beth of change will premier out a bit of an festival in born on thursday night and the young musicians who've been there has been with him can't wait to bring get to an audience who are in his piece to pose pieces that are usually very exciting and rhythmic i think it's amazing the rhythm that. through the 2 different sections that with the i think we're going to have a good time as it should district who i think it's a post piece is absolutely brilliant and i always think it's fantastic when someone is brave enough to compose a piece for the stress and voices and i think it will work beautifully. simple to see the composer of that's exciting musical collaboration joins me now writes i've handled several thanks for your time so tell us how did you come about this project . to give new commissioned a piece and they they just described that they went to into the 2 vocal groups and once in 10 ocus does well and i took on the challenge and here we are. here every 19 now let's listen to a clip of your has all witnessing us from from germany and south africa. th

so important as he's finished piece beth change of all premier either be the open festival in born on thursday night the young musicians who've been there has been with him can't wait to bring get to an audience too in his piece to post pieces are usually very exciting and arithmetic i think it's amazing the rhythms that. do the 2 different sections that with a i think we're going to have a good time as it should district cool i think it's a post piece is absolutely brilliant i always think it's fantastic when someone is brave enough to compose a peaceful and voices and i think it'll work beautifully. said paul johnson see the composer of that exciting musical collaboration joins me now for a job hello simple thanks for your time so tell us how did you come about this project. to get a new commission to peace and they need to describe that they want to bring to the 2 vocal groups and in turn okas does well and i took on the challenge and here we are. now let's listen to a clip of your has all with us saying yes phone from germany and south africa. the end. the of. the of. that was due

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beth allen a few times when on the ladies european tour said it needed a boost.and, i thought the tour would get a big boost and that didn't necessarily happen, it sort ofjust plateaued. the state of the ladies european tour at the moment is not good. i think this could be an extremely positive thing for golf in europe and the ladies european tour, and i think katrina will be a great ambassador, as she is not really going to be playing much more in the states, and she'll be making a lot more appearances in europe and perhaps that can pick some interest, having the winning solheim cup captain in fields. and ijust don't see why we aren't getting more sponsorship, because obviously the golf is good, and there is so much interest in the competitions, especially the solheim cup, and without a strong ladies european tour then it is difficult to have a really, really good solheim cup. finally on the programme to an astonishing work of one of the home nations at the rugby world cup. there is a corner ofjapan nations at the rugby world cup. there is a corner of japan that

this is beth toffel calling. >> reporter: it went to voice mail.swer than when she started. >> i think that's what happens. i think people either probably give up. they don't understand half of what they were told, and maybe they don't get the care they need. >> reporter: well, she is still working on getting those tests. we reached out to the insurance companies in this story. only cigna responded, saying it empathize was gleason's situation, but said it's important for people to realize that health care costs vary, and they're right. so to share the prices, the varying prices you pay, go to cbsnews.com/health costs. you can see what others paid when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> here in new york city, the fdny swore in its latest cl

one grand prix and belgium but his victory was tense without missing after his good friend and 20 beth was killed in a crash on the same track on saturday. everyone's thoughts on the grid in belgium with the brother and mother of anton who bear the dog after a high speed crash in the 2nd tier of formula to race on saturday. monaco's charla clay grew up with frenchmen in junior racing he had taken pole in spa just hours before his 22 year old friend was killed. to continue dangers of motor racing were clear with several collisions jury rice luckily no one was hurt. leclaire was fairly untroubled on route to his maiden formula one win at the age of just $21.00 it was also ferrari's 1st victory over a year that supposedly promised so much. but the celebrations were muted from both team and driver who dedicated the win to a bit. on one hand but a dream since being tied up has been read by the other hand has been a very difficult week and since yesterday we have lost their friend 1st of all but here they teach very difficult in these conditions in these situations so yeah like to dedicate m

one grand prix and belgium but a victory was changed with sadness after his good friend i'm 20 and beth was killed in a crash on the same track just yesterday. everyone stuart's on the grid in belgium with the brother and mother of anton who bear the dog after a high speed crash in the 2nd tier of formula to race on saturday. morning because charla clegg grew up with frenchmen in junior racing he had taken pole in spot just hours before his 22 year old friend was killed. the continued dangers of motor racing were clear with several collisions jury the race luckily no one was hurt i. look claire was fairly untroubled on route to his maiden formula one win at the age of just $21.00 it was also ferrari's 1st victory over a year that supposedly promised so much. but the celebrations were muted from both team and driver who dedicated the win to a bit. on one hand but the dream seizing side that has been bred by the other hand has been a very difficult week and since yesterday we are close to a friend 1st of all but i think it's very difficult in these counties to be in the situation so yeah

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an equally impressive strike helping them to it, england's beth mead with arsenal's first in a 2—1 overefore half time, to give them a 1—0 victory over liverpool. and everton started with a win. they beat birmingham 1—0 — thanks to an own goal from kerys harrop. and you can see highlights from the weekend's action on the women's football show tonight at 10.30pm on bbc one. let's have a look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. england's paul casey has won his first european tour title for five years. it came at the european open in hamburg. he finished one shot clear of a group including scotland's bob macintyre. edinburgh flankerjamie ritchie will remain in scotland when the rest of the squad flies out to japan tomorrow but could still make the rugby world cup. he suffered a facial injury during their warm—up victory over georgia on friday. and great britain'sjonathan rea's opened up a 91—point lead in the world superbike championship. he won two of the weekend's three races in portugal but he was pipped by his closest challenger alvaro bautista in the final race. r

in beth as aid be mila was unfairly using its market dominance to get retailers to remove advertising of rival b.s. south africa's competition tribe know is investigating the allegations and just to correct that number when i said $1067.00 of course it's $1.00 trillion dollars u.s. deficit the has tack sandton shutdown was trending in south africa today as protesters marched on johannesburg's business district to demand that scope or it firms do water fide violence against women the demonstrators gathered outside the johanna's big stock exchange and san 10 they say corporate businesses in south africa of long exploited women and black people a need to do more to address the problems crime figures released on thursday show did sexual offences including break address him by for the point 6 to kenya now where wind turbines are providing plenty of power for the national grid to lake turkana but the electricity doesn't reach everyone distribution is a matter of the state and local fishing villages are easily overlooked. lake turkana has plenty of fish but with this primitive raft tarla pol

now bringing home the bacon but it won't cost chinese consumers beth polk in take off of the staples price nearly doubled the hike in cost follows polk shortage caused by an outbreak of african swine fever beijing is now taking steps to counter the surge and price of the nation's favorite meats chinese consumers are hoping to bag a bargain before the country's national day celebrations but an outbreak of african swine fever has put a damper on the food heavy festivities more than 100000000 chinese pigs have been lost to buyers depressing the nation's ports supply and sending the proteins prices skyrocketing beijing shoppers are still stocking up on the country's favorite meat but high prices are leaving a bad taste in some consumers miles right now leave me the sight at work almost every week sometimes when the price is good i'll buy more to put into the fridge took place there now it's become very expensive and i only buy what i need it doesn't make sense to buy too much pork i'm expecting the price to drop but i'm going to be a pork is one of china's most important foodstuffs with

which, for senior aircraftman beth dunning, means a penguin. my tattoo represents a great accomplishment for me. i got the penguin after six months in the falklands. it was my first tour, the first time prolonged out of the country away from home, and it was just — it was the best experience i've had so far of my career. after the arboretum, the exhibition will travel the uk, offering very personal insights into the people behind the uniform. john maguire, bbc news, staffordshire. just a few more details about the story we have been touching on in the last hour. as we've been hearing the former prime minister david cameron has given an interview to the times in which he's been speaking about his decision to call the eu referendum in 2016. speaking to andrew billen mr cameron said: in terms of the referendum he says, i think about this every day. the referendum and the fact that we lost and the consequences and the things that could have been done differently. more about that over the course of the evening on bbc news. right now, just a reminder

impeachment inquiry of president trump and campaign 2020 with tea party patriots co-founder jenny beth martin and jim wallice will join us to talk about his new book on faith and political olarization. join the discussion on washington journal." >> on wednesday, president trump met with the ukrainian president on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly in new york city. they talked about the u.s.-ukraine relationship and took questions on a phone call they had earlier in the year. that prompted a whistleblower complaint against president trump. >> thank you very much, everybody. we're with the president of ukraine and he's made me more famous than i've been. [laughter] and i will say he's got a great reputation. he's very, very strongly looking at all sorts of corruption and some of the problems they've had ver the years. it's an honor to be with you and we spoke a couple of times as you probably remember. i think the president would like to say in the meeting but we have lots of witnesses if you would like to have them. but the country of our country is doing phenomenally well. we

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. >> beth and randall have already packed up the family and moved to philadelphia. >> i think that's move for #blackpearsons. and sort of figuring out what their new normal is going to be. >> so new house, much smaller. and he's starting up being a councilman. i am going to now start my own dance studio. >> once upon a time star jennifere a new love interest for kevin after his break-up with zoe. d new love relationships will interests will be introduced. >> and it appears we'll see the big three as preschoolers. what about baby jack? he's 5 months old now. for christy, working with a baby is a whole new world. >> i am working with a real human now. it's challenging in a way that, like, you know, you have to make it believable and authentic, but it's someone else's cast so muc i love that they're expanding. the kids are so cute. basically, we have 22 days to stock up on the tissue boxes because you know we're going to need them. meanwhile, we have a couple of months before the crown return wes a new cast and a different oscar winning queen. >> queen elizabeth. everyone knows, you kno

. >> that is not like the ktvu beth weather. >> so you can check in on them. the red flag. >> yes, exactly. you can track their winds as well as we are. now, i was just looking around up around 4000 feet. there is a north wind, and it is beginning to turn a little north/northeast. north and i.c.e. bay littles are the main focus, but again, we have learned from that. and you can take that even down to the surface sometimes. that will be later this afternoon tonight into early wednesday. and some gusts maybe to 40 miles per hour. mostly sunny. some thick fog out there. warming begins although still pretty warm yesterday. santa rosa, san francisco, oakland, liv oh,rmore all above the average and they will over the next three days. the reason being the system we had yesterday is going to form what is called a cut-off low. cut- arizona and southern california. the high will build in to the north. the flow around that will give us a north/northeasterly breeze. depending on how strong the low is how far back it tracks. pa gilroy is at 536789 upper 50s around san jose

let's get more on this now from european tour player beth allen.f the ladies european tour at the moment is not good. this could be an extremely positive thing for golf in europe and the ladies european tour. katrina will be a great ambassador. she is not going to be playing much more in the states. she will be picking up more appearances in europe and perhaps that will create some interest, having that winning solheim cup captain in fields. i do not see why we are not gaining more sponsorship because obviously the golf is good and there is so much interest in the competitions, especially that solheim cup. without a strong ladies european tour it is difficult to have a good solheim cup. you have played on the ladies european tour. sponsors have been going away. there isa sponsors have been going away. there is a seemingly shrinking schedule as well. it is tough out there. is that the governorship of that ladies european tour you feel is an issue? ido european tour you feel is an issue? i do not think so. throughout the yea rs i do not think so. thr

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let's bring in beth ceo and beth realty a hot topic but lower of mortgage rates especially the the 30eek? >> i think we're expecting cut in the rate. but i don't predict that it is going to have an impact on buyer morale and i don't think we're going see this all of a sudden influx of buyers purchasing. because i think that the problem is that people are concerned about a bigger issue and i think this highlights the challenge that we face right now. which is there's a lot of overprice inventory. >> what about fears over recession? wee don't have a recession but we can take ourselfves into one. smg i think that's part of the problem too because right now buyers are seeing thats there's -- this stock market has been a little bit volatile which we don't love, and that creates uncertainty, and then there's this talk of are we going to go into a recession and buyers sort of recoil? we're in a very value driven and price sensitive market and buyers are looking both ways before they purchase. >> the the year in manhattan luxury sector which is a little bit different from the rest of the nati

. >> we want to get together and remember mary beth, chuck, adrian, ally, all the others on board therter: flower petals were left under the pier. >> enjoying the ocean is one ning that brings us all together. it's our love for the ocean, our love for difing that makes this tragedy so impactful. >> reporter: finding peace in the pacific for the 34 lost souls. abs 7 news. >>> a grass fire broke out in northern california and quickly grew to 6,000 acres. cal fire is battling the fire in rugged terrain. there is zero containment. it's burning outside the mendocino national forest and west of red bluff. cal fire has ordered mandatory evacuations for communities living on the edge of the forest. >>> developing right now, leaders in the bahamas expect the death toll to climb when they locate more victims of hurricane dorian. that storm is blamed for 30 deaths across the bahamas. dorian is moving into the carolinas and people are feeling the storm's impact. touchdowns have touched down in north carolina. they have warned about potentially deadly storm surges and flash floods as well. we have

think your best bet is to contact one of the specialist travel companies, in terms of thailand and beth come up with pickett as an option for you. a quick search shows there are hotels nearby with good wheelchair access and an alternative might be karon beach. finally, simon wonders other places i can get short—term work that might fund my travels around the world? i have been working my way around the world for a number of decades. picking fruit in australia, making radio commercials in california. but finding unskilled work in a reasonable rate of pay in a country with relatively low wages and a large supply of labour, is both difficult and morally questionable. earn at home, spend abroad. i think that's the best way to go. do keep sending in your questions and i will do my very best to find you the a nswe i’s. do my very best to find you the answers. from me, simon calder, the global guru, bye for now and see you next time. finally this week we're heading to the port city of cardiff in the united kingdom. the last capital was once one of the largest docklands in the world, made up of

no doubt he's been coping with a broken heart since his wife beth chapman died from cancer. sat down with him two weeks ago. it was clear the loss was taking a huge emotional toll. >> i am so lonely. >> you still have on your wedding ring. >> never did i know when she put it on my what it would mean to me. >> her cancer battle is being documented on their reality show. >> i didn't know my hair was going to fall out. the night before chemo i had my hair braided. >> dog's hec his show. >> how are you doing? >> i'm under supervision from my whole team. the kids, where is dad? it hurts worse when you're all alone. >> we're sending our best to my man dog. the premier of dog's show was the highest rated premier on wgn in two years. >> prayers to him man. >>> speaking of highly rated shows "dancing with the stars" premiers tonight. christie is out but daughter sailor is in aft on camera. >> a shatter r tt's the moment happened. du insert a metal plate and screws into her right she had a, quote, schedule change. >> i'm guessing i'm not going to be around that long. >> 21-year-old mo

. >> are you y for his beth warren or somebody else rising to the polls and not facing joe biden. >> my attitude is whoever it is. elizabeth warren is doing better than joe right now. joe is having a hard time. we'll see what happens. whatever it is, i'll take them on and we'll do well. >> some of the numbers are troubling for the president. almost 70% of democrats say they are extremely motivated to vote next year. that say good number for them. the poll shows all of the top three democrats would beat president trump. then there is this. a growing number of voters. now 46% think the president will be reelected. >> what what stg about that is the democrats are really energized but we think they'll be reelected. if they are students of history, they have a lot of reason to think that. presidents almost always get reelected unless there is a hostage crisis or a recession. >> that is a message to former president jimmy carter and george h.w. bush. both of whom were unable to win a second term n. washington, doug lusader for ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> still ahead, the 49ers responding after a

beth dobbin is in as well to the next round. we have just dobbin is in as well to the next round.ished dobbin is in as well to the next round. we have just finished the men's heat. i can see lots of empty seats but last night, to say the crowds were sparse, that is being quite kind, isn't it? what have the local organisers had to say because it has looked pretty embarrassing. they put out a statement to say they acknowledged the stadium has not been full for the event, the men and women's100 metres. they said a lot to do is with the start of the working week and they have made me need efforts to get more people into the stadium. they say part of the problem is the right times of the events and they say they are hopefully going to have more people in the stadium as the week progresses. the issue is this was a lwa ys progresses. the issue is this was always going to be a factor, they knew this was going to be a problem. i have been to the stadium before and it is neverfull. this is the pinnacle of the sport but yet when shelly—ann fraser—pryce became the first athlete to win four go

i haven't had time to grieve beth yet, and i'm trying to getjustice for her and trying to prevent thispeople, which is what will give myself, my wife and my family closure. doug is here to meet the man who he believes is responsible for his daughter's death. who is this? yeah, you sold her the dnp that killed her. i watched her die, in hospital, in four hours. i'm really sorry. if i could do anything... if i knew... he admits selling the dnp, but said he never intended the substance to be used for suicide, and is not responsible for betha ny‘s death. all i want to say is i really feel sad. it just was a small business idea. it was just for money. i hope you remember these eyes for the rest of your life. that's what we needed to hear. is this the end of the journey for you? certainly not. dnp is still freely available on the internet. adina campbell, bbc news, in ukraine. now on bbc news it's time for the travel show, which this week is in switzerland at the world's biggest wine festival. i'm in switzerland at one of the countries most famous wine festival. plus, i will find out why the

and also beth fouhy, and also republican strategyist susan del percio.not going to cooperate. we'll see if he ends up doing that. and we'll see if that goes to the courts. but i'm curious, can he argue that any of his communications are protected under attorney/client privilege? >> what we have seen so far is that the subpoena appears to ask only for documents that are in his poigs. so it looks like the committee is trying to sort of work incrementally, ask for documents first and not ask for his personal appearance before the committee. and i think that the idea here is obviously to try to get his cooperation first and sort of let mr. giuliani hang out there a little bit and continue to say things that might be helpful to the committee. >> giuliani has said that he was sent there, working on behalf of the state department. doesn't that negate attorney clich client privilege? he wasn't going there solely on behalf of the president. which i guess would be a complicated thing for him to admit, potentially damaging thing for him to admit. >> yeah, it is a c