and betty you brought your silver medal here a very have you by the way a congratulations again but i still wonder if it's bittersweet for you i mean we saw you in the reports you were clearly overjoyed with brad. but do you feel wrong in that very moment to not have been given your dues at that time. yes because you never know maybe the competition would have been another competition when this one athlete would have been there or what happened but i have to say i had a victory ceremony so for me it's it's from bronze to civil it's a data step from civil to go from the the force of that i think that's much bigger problem. but i have to say as well that i'm really close with my bronze medal because of dispenses situation in london. measuring fault everything what happens what happens there so it was very sad to give it away but i'm very happy to have does it want to show is the medal of the camera which camera at there you go yeah well congratulations again from your perspective and i'm sure you're still in touch with other fellow athletes do you feel that there is less doping taking p

world championships get underway on friday in their car tartly speak with olympic silver medalist betty hyde learn about sports cold beer to the ongoing fight against doping in sports through to. the heart thank you so much for your company everyone in washington a congressional panel has grilled the acting director of national intelligence about a whistle blower's complaint that has prompted democrats to open an impeachment inquiry against president donald trump josephson acquirers said the complaint concerning a president's was unprecedented and defended his handling of the memo. the makers have been given a redacted declassified version of the complaint it alleges that donald trump tried to pressure the president of ukraine. vice president joe biden in the white house and then tried to cover up information about the phone call the 2 leaders job as the director of national intelligence all right let's see how that hearing went we can go now to w.'s pablo foley he is at our washington bureau pablo has this hearing established whether president donald trump broke the law by prodding his

the first all-female palestinian racing team. >> betty: hi. >> anthony: hi, i'm tony. >> betty: hi, betty happiest girl ever. racing. it's in my blood. here in palestine it's very small. there's no roads, so when i drive i speed. i feel free. >> anthony: did you find that people underestimated you at first? >> betty: at the beginning, they could maybe make fun of us, but when we got good scores, we win our respect. >> anthony: now they know. >> betty: yeah. well, a car doesn't know if you're a woman or a man. >> anthony: yeah. >> betty: a lot of girls want to join us, the speed sisters. but some of the families are very reserved, they don't like their daughters to be between men racing, you know? palestine is a very reserved society. >> anthony: so are things getting better, staying the >> betty: you never know what's going to happen in palestine. one day it's good and the other day it's just, you never know, it's a crazy country. >> anthony: the local police would prefer them off the streets for obvious reasons. but the track here, such as it is, has its drawbacks. it's basically a parki

this was that you and your family pushing to get this named after betty.s the community rising up and saying "we want this to be named after betty. loco >> one day, when we were notified that they were considering renaming a chinese recreation center in san francisco on washington and mason streets, that the park and rec commission was recommended that they do so, we were given a one-day notice, and we put it on the facebook and all of the various media. we had 5000 signatures in support within that one day. and then the parks and rec commission, through the thankfully nomination of the name of the late and great betty and.>> it is been 18 years and some families say that time is beginning to heal some wounds. how do you and your family do with this anniversary? >> it is a general feeling that most people will say. with time, it will feel -- it will heal, but for us, never heals. it is very difficult to let it go. obviously, with a lot of media recording september 11th, it is very difficult. and it takes us right back to day one and we relive what happened

[applause and cheering] >> let's give it up for betty hunter. amazing. thank you, betty. [applause and cheering] >> next we're going to bring up our field office director from the department of housing and urban development. it gives us -- you can't do this without leaders in b.c., and i'm honored to bring up mor gerard wynn. [applause] >> thank you. first of all, i would like to acknowledge betty. the reason we're here is because of the families in this community. we're so proud of what you've done with your life, what you're continuing to do, and what you will do. first of all, also, i'd like to thank an unrecognized, unsung hero at hudd, who does a lot of work for san francisco and sunnydale. his name is trevor alser, and he works for me in the local san francisco office. i would just like to acknowledge his contribution. [applause and cheering] >> thank you, trevor. i mentioned those cities across the country that are going through a severe rental challenge. the worst case housing needs study says that they pay half of their income on rent or sub standard housing. one

they called me betty because i used to smoke like betty davis. you could smoke back then.ell, and i bring the house down, you have to give me my fee. i went down brilliantly everywhere. because i brought along all the dances with me. now he works at a funny girl, one of blackpool's longest—running drag nights, donning betty's diamante tights five nights a week. and while he might not be performing for rupaul anytime soon, he has performed for an bigger queen. it was absolutely thrilling, probably one of the highlights of my career. who is the biggest queen? liz, of course! i could say betty, but he wouldn't know which one. london's olympia, and 15,000 drag fans have turned out to meet their favourite queens at drag world. just gives me a chance to do something i don't normally do. people just come in what they want and where what they want, and it's just amazing. this is knocked off from a philip treacy that i saw at the v&a. but it's from hobby craft. all the performances are really cool. but it's not all about the dresses, the make—up, the wigs. drag is big business, wit

her relationship with betty was i think as close as a new relationship. she was there for every birth and every death, and they help each other, they didn't correspond because they were quite close, physically, but i think the most important bonds were helping each other in ways of sort of work and providing apples or honey or whatever it was. so that was i think the relationship of her life, basically. >> thanks. >> do we know anything about the relationship between martha and mary? >> not that much. at mount vernon they think they didn't get along particularly well. certainly they were quite different types of women, and many of george's biographers have assumed that he was desperate to get away from this gloomy old rigid mother and got bubbly martha. i think, george brought martha often to fredericksburg. there were many more visits than his biographers sort of have -- so they really did know each other. and patsy, martha's daughter who was the epileptic, with seized within epileptic fit at mary's house and the allstate over for a while. they commisera

with time, they came to learn of the crucial role that betty ann actually played. on that flight in her final moments, she was the first voice anyone on the ground heard from that flight had been hijacked. she was calm. she was collected. she was direct when she delivered the news to the ground that they had been hijacked. betty ann, like all 9/11 victims, first responders, our men and women in uniform, represent the very best of america and the very best of america excellentism. we have an obligation to not just remember their stories and their legacies but we must continue to do everything possible to ensure americans are able to live a safe and prosperous life. as we move through this week, we should never forget. as we move every day on that floor, we should remember those who gave the ultimate sacrifice. we should rise to the occasion and do the best to make sure the next century is america's. saying all that, we have a big agenda before us. we have things that were left that could have been done before we departed. we had the funding of government. we have th

they called me betty because i used to smoke like betty davis. you could smoke back then.with me. now he works at a funny girl, one of blackpool's longest—running drag nights, donning betty's diamante tights five nights a week. and while he might not be performing for rupaul anytime soon, he has performed for an bigger queen. it was absolutely thrilling, probably one of the highlights of my career. who is the biggest queen? liz, of course! i could say betty, but he wouldn't know which one. london's olympia, and 15,000 drag fans have turned out to meet their favourite queens at drag world. just gives me a chance to do something i don't normally do. people just come in what they want and where what they want, and it's just amazing. this is knocked off from a philip treacy that i saw at the v&a. but it's from hobby craft. all the performances are really cool. but it's not all about the dresses, the make—up, the wakes. the make—up, the wigs. drag is big business, with a recent event like this, taking in more than £7 million in merchandise sales alone. drag is huge business. it

state lawmaker bruce hunter and betty brim-hunter met biden in 2007 and more than a decade later endorsed his 2020 run. >> the ground game is a lot different than it was back in '07 and '08. the history of joe building those relationships in iowa and across the country has been a big plus for him. he puts family and friendship above everything else. >> it's something money can't buy. >> joe biden has led here consistently in iowa since he entered the 2020 race. he's closely trailed by bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. tomorrow night cnn and the des moines register will be releasing a new iowa poll which will give us the latest snapshot into the current state of play in iowa less than nine months before the caucuses. >> the national political dress cress for the new york times, the host of iowa public television's iowa press and he has covered presidential campaigns in iowa since 1976. thanks to you both, jonathan,

with time they came to learn the crucial role betty ann played. she was the first voice anyone on the ground heard that the flight had been hijacked. she was calm, collected and direct when she delivered the news to the ground that they were hijacked. like all 9/11 victims, first responders, men and women in uniform represent the best of america. we have an obligation to not just remember their stories and legacies, but we must continue to do everything possible to ensure that americans are able to live a safe and prosperous life. as we move through the week we should never forget. as we move every day on the floor we should remember those that gave the ultimate sacrifice. we should rise to the occasion and we should do the best to make sure the next search is americas. saying all of that, we have a big agenda before us. we have things that were left that could have been done before we departed. we have the funding of government. we have the appropriation bills to get done. we have the united states, mexico, canada agreement that will only make am

it's having-jerome-bettis- on-your-flag-football-team easy. go get 'em, bus! ohhhh! [laughing] c'mon bus, c'mon! hey man, i got your flag! i got your flag, man! i got your flag! it's geico easy. with licensed agents available 24/7. 49 - nothing! woo! >>> quick update on our breaking news. richmond police now telling us that three people were shot off-campus during a football game at de anza high school tonight. police initially responded to a fight. then they heard gunshots ring out. no word on the condition of those victims. confirmed now three people hit by gunfire. >> we'll follow up this weekend for sure on our weekend newscast. i'll be there. you guys are off. you're off to the raiders. >> that's right. >> thank you for watching. >> have a great weekend. captioning sponsored by cbs >> in the release of today's complaint, the whistleblower also alleged a white house cover-up, that white house officials had intervened to lock down records of the phone call, and move those records to a different server. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( laughter ) ♪ ♪ ( laughter ) ♪ ♪ ( laughter )

>> betty yu is live outside the arena, how will the traffic hold up outside chase center?>> reporter: many fear that it would be nightmarish on this first event, but many fans said it really wasn't all that bad, so far anyway, i just spoke to a san francisco police officer who said that things have been running relatively smoothly tonight, we will have to see how everything shakes out once 18,000 fans exit the arena. it was a night of firsts, for the fans and metallica. and the san francisco symphony. tonight is the first ever chase center concert, the collaboration attracted fans from all over the world. >> i left my wife in myrtle beach, south carolina, in the hurricane to be at metallic us going yeah! -- at metallica! >> i came from bangalore, i heard about the chase center, i came to check it out.>> reporter: the drummer in cofounder, -- and cofounr. lars ulrich. >> it's incredible, we are 38 years into the journey, even though we feel like we are getting started, obviously as we play in america, at home, and around the world, we see the audience continues to sort of g

betty yu got a one on one interview and will tell you what she had to say about impeachment and more. >> reporter: senator harris said among her priorities, they included addressing the climate crisis and making sure that teachers get paid their value. she has been very outspoken about beginning those impeachment proceedings against president trump immediately. >> this most latest revelation about the president of the united states who was also the commander-in-chief of the united states and his willingness to solicit political help from a foreign leader tells us at we have a serious matter before us and there need to be accountability and consequence. >> reporter: senator kamala harris speaking about the revelation that president trump allegedly pressured ukraine's president to investigate former vice president joe biden. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell could control the impeachment process. >> are you concerned as a senator that mitch mcconnell could hold up a trial or decide against one? >> i am concerned. i have been, california sent me to the united states senate about two

betty white. >> one hundred years of nfl history. the packers and the bears.here's only one thing more badass than this year's kickoff. and you're looking at her. >> that's the character, golden girl, betty white among those getting fans ready for tonight's nfl season opener. aaron rodgers and the green bay packers take on the chicago bears as the nfl kicks off its 100th season. the game airs right here on nbc bay area. >> you know what? a lot of bay area kids know about this, heading back to school. it turns out that not even royals are spared from this. take aook here. 6-year-old prince george and he's a pro at this. but the younger sister, youee school, so you can see, look at her. she's like, mom, i don't want >> she looks better now. that's all good. so the royals are heading back to school for you. >> not only the pressure of having all the cameras around you, too. >> yeah. everybody's like, oh, you're the king-to-be, hmm. >>> we have all been waiting for the start of the new kelly clarkson show. >> here's a look at what you can expect when that show sta

than betty shores of grand moment arrives join the arena tango on her journey back. in our interest your judgment. entering into tang returns home. this is deja news live from berlin hong kong protesters move from the streets to the mall pro-democracy demonstrators occupy a shopping mall and trample on a chinese flag they're turning their anger against pro police businesses go cross live to hong kong to hear the latents. young climate activists say it's their turn to lead the u.n. youth climate summit wraps up with the demand from the young people to have a say over how to cut carbon emissions they're accusing older generations of.

she would be taken from her mother, betty, and her other siblings. will read a bit from the book to give you an idea of what that moment must have been like. the young ona judge was far from an experienced traveler. the teenager knew only mount vernon and its surroundings and never traveled far from her family and loved ones. for judge, the move must have been similar to the dreaded auction block. although she was not to be sold to a different owner she was forced to leave her family for an unfamiliar destination hundreds of miles away. judge would have no choice but to stifle the terror that she felt and go on about the work of comparing to move, folding linens, packing dresses and personal accessories, elping with the grandchildren. these were all things that ona udge would be involved in. hey were the tasks at hand and it was not her place to change or question. judge had to remain strong and steady if not for herself than for her mistress who appeared to be falling part at the seams. like judge, martha washington had no choice about the move to n

betty yu says even if the work was planned the travelers are getting caught by surprise. >> reporter: airport officials are advising travelers to allow extra time and expect delays. drivers in the area should also expect more traffic for about three weeks. this is how fahad will be spending the next two hours or so. waiting for his flight to seattle. he has been traveling for almost two days from pakistan. >> you see how i'm dealing with this, just taking rest. waiting for my flight so i can go home and sleep and wake up in the morning. >> reporter: he received these text messages about delays from united airlines alerting him runway construction is reducing the number of planes the faa will allow to land at sfo. today is the first day sfo will close one runway for a 20-day construction project. they will remove surface paving to install a new base layer. it may close some lanes to drivers near the airport. >> briefly from los angeles. and i think we got told that they said there was a delay. >> reporter: luckily, esther lord's delay won't cause her to miss her flight back to new zeal

it's about 98-year-old betty reed soskin great grand er slav park rangeer with national park servicears ago. throughout years, her speeches have filled places to capacity. the theater at richmond's rosie riveter world war ii home front national historic home. . >> they gave her a richness and connection with the nation i don't think she had before. . >> betty reid saskin was not there and her son says she is resting a and recovering from a recent stroke. another screening of the movie takes place next month in richmond. . >>> overnight house fire in south san francisco firefighters explain why they had to take a defensive approach and call for more help. . >> every time they say you know the wind are going to pick up tonit, nights and many homeowners are on edge. as pg&e is deciding where andwhen to turn off power during a heat advisory and red flag warning. sexual assault case that rocked stanford's campus three years ago hits bookstores today. we hear from the victim in her new memoir know my name clear

betty is a big fan of the technology. you think, how can you do that when i'm sitting here?. that could be, but some people might have bad memories, mightn‘t they? so you've designed this to be comforting, but is there a danger residents will find it disconcerting, disorientating? a bit confusing? it's really important, when designing an immersive technology experience for people with dementia or elderly residents, that you are really tailoring it for their needs. we work closely with care teams and people within the nhs to make sure we are designing something very user centric and that can be comforting, rather than confusing. certainly, for one resident, it seemed a rejuvenating experience. dougal shaw, bbc news. now, what are the chances of this? in america, baby christina brown was born on the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks this week — at 9:11pm in the evening — weighing 9 pounds, 11 ounces. her parents say she's a "little miracle during such a sad time". you're watching bbc news. it's 7:17pm. five people have died in spain as heavy rain and flash—flooding continue to b

betty is a big fan of the technology. you think, how can you do that when i'm sitting here?be, but some people might have bad memories, might they? so you've designed this to be comforting but is there a danger residents will find it disconcerting, disorientating? a bit confusing? it's really important when designing an immersive technology experience for people with dementia or elderly residents that you are really tailoring it for their needs. we work closely with care teams and people within the nhs to make sure we are designing something very user centric and that can be comforting, rather than confusing. certainly for one resident it seemed a rejuvenating experience. an 18—carat solid gold toilet, worth £1 million, has been stolen from blenheim palace in oxfordshire. the toilet, which is actually an artwork called "america", was part of an art exhibition by the italian conceptual artist maurizio cattelan at winston churchill's birthplace. it was reported missing just before five o'clock this morning. the toilet has not been found but a 66—year—old man has been arrested.

and then on "the nine", we remember betty got dashed back betty in who died on the hijacked plane in pennsylvania. we will talk to her brother.>>> the first ever homeless navigation center will be built next to city hall. have they finalized the location and the unanimous vote? >> reporter: yes. a unanimous vote came just before midnight last night. homelessness in the city of fremont has increased by 21% in the last two years. city leaders have argued that a navigation center like this is needed to help with that problem, that is one part of the solution of the problem. the slot that you're looking at is where the center would eventually go. there hoping to open it by the middle of next year. it is an idea that many residents are not happy about and were not happy about last night. hundreds of people showed up holding signs and expressing firm opposition to the $2 million project here can relate vote last night after a long contentious meeting, the council voted unanimously, 7-0 to approve the shelter in this location right next to city hall. the city had also considered building it

it's having-jerome-bettis- on-your-flag-football-team easy. go get 'em, bus! ohhhh!] c'mon bus, c'mon! hey, wait, wait, wait! hey man, i got your flag! i got your flag, man! i got your flag! it's geico easy. with licensed agents available 24/7. 49 - nothing! woo! lots to talk about in the sports world tonight...(ken) mark carpenter and kate rooney join us now from the set of 'bay area sports night'. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here now with a final look at weather. lawrence karnow: summer heat returned to the bay area as highs soared into the 80s in san francisco with upper 90s inland. a heat advisory has been issued by the national weather service through friday evening. on the satellite you can see some storms in the gulf of alaska but high pressure over california will send the storms well to the north for the next couple of days. offshore winds will continue tonight to bring even hotter temperatures tomorrow. lows tonight will stay very mild and in the 50s and 60s. tomorrow will see highs in the 100s inland with 80s

i would bake a cake and if she found out it was a betty crocker cake, she would say, no. she was a staunch patriot, believe me. that is where i got my patriotism, from her, and from my grandparents and my parents to we all served in some way for the war effort. ms. cabana: for those that couldn't make tongue taste good, -- i still don't know if i could try that -- for those who needed guidance to make delicious desserts, i actually asked her later in the interview, how do you make delicious desserts with sugar rationing? that was a whole different conversation. there were a lot of cookbooks that were published as special wartime edition cookbooks that would help families creatively use what they had to produce quality foods that didn't taste like you would think there should probably taste. cooking with little sugar, little butter, or new cuts of meat became part of the war effort, and you can tell she is still very proud of her part in that war effort. here are some examples of recipes that use substituted items. for example, brown sugar and corn syrup were used in place

betty says that worked in a helicopter factory as a mechanic and he somehow got to know who loved her. he understood instinctively how the flaunts had to unfold for a shoot. so i was lucky found was so taken with but jeez that she dedicated a whole volume just to him while but she's moved in the throes of ecstasy the dog felt took countless photos of the shots have the only group in the exhibition. karl lagerfeld was a visionary who liked to take things into his own hands when partners demanded to date picture of him he shoots himself with a timer that way he could be sure perfection. a perfectionist indeed there are many more stories from the world of arts and culture on our website of course d.w. dot com slash culture well that's all for this edition thanks for watching and join us at the same time tomorrow if you can but for now. so you want to save on the rent. why not move here to barcelona just $200.00 euros a month. so what's the catch. the only 3 square metres. deep insight into europe's housing crisis. in 30 minutes on w. n 2. conflict zone with tim sebastian. here in london

betty says that worked in a helicopter factory as a mechanic and he somehow got to know who logged. he understood instinctively how the flaunts had to unfold for a shoot. was love to found was so taken with but jeez that she dedicated a whole volume just to him but she just moved in the frozen of ecstasy the dog a fell took countless photos the shots have the broom in the exhibition. karl lagerfeld was a visionary who liked to take things into his own hands when partners demanded an update picture of him he cheated himself with a time out that way he could be sure the faction. affection is due and they were many more stories from the world of ops and culture on our website of coal spots t.w. don't call them slash culture but that's all for this edition thanks for watching and join us at the same time tomorrow if you can for now. into the conflict zone with tim sebastian. here in london it's still all about bricks of course johnson has shut down a fractious and i agree column of my guest here this week is andrew bridge a conservative m.p. and leading bricks it supporter who boris joh

this is also a matter of the child's wealth betty. was voluntary compliance that's little bit wishful thinking could hardly be blamed for feeling angry. thus with a spring in anger would get me nowhere so i feel helpless helpless because of my children or even my nixon to. his children have vanished and jenna has no idea if they're well or happy. and brought reams of documents with him including the verdict granting him sole custody. a direct enforcement of compulsory return of the children is supposed to take place the following day. has a meeting with the bailiff and his lawyer were not permitted to accompany him. he returns 2 and a half hours later. my 90 my impression was that the main topic today was japan's image not returning my children to me or maybe improving this process so that children can be returned more quickly that's. the main topic was japan's image abroad its. cultural norms are also a factor japan often lags behind when it comes to enforcing global legal agreements . we go to a press conference being held by father

take a long time and so that's the reason because i that why a thing that it's hearing today and now betty heiler congratulations again so going to meet your thank you so much for coming in greatly appreciate it and stay with us business africa next. the nonsense of why you don't need to keep up with the day you got on the phone for over grants and home the force i'm through. that you can about that missed the boat on this is. that the dragon is working. on. this africa's digital economy developing too slowly the un report suggests that while mobile broadband access is growing across the continent most of the money is being made by platforms overseas. also on the show limiting climate change means planting more trees to capture c o 2 increasing the size of the world's forest is not that easy. this is a business africa i'm stephen bears in berlin thanks for joining us. the un is calling for a global effort to spread the benefits of the digital economy in a new report it says 2 countries have made have more or less cornered global digital markets those countries the united states and china e

betty white! >> the packers and the bears, and only one thing more bad-ass than this year's kickoff, and you are looking at her. >> betty white among those getting fans for the season opener, and aaron rodgers and the packers take on the bears. >> the raiders don't play until monday night. this will be the first real test for niners quarterback, jimmy g. he had rough spots during the pre-season, but he talked about being comfortable with his offensive line. >> i think everything starts up front. those guys play well up front and gives us better opportunities on the outside to go and make plays. >> as for tonight here on nbc bay area, it's a special edition of sunday night football. game time is at 8:20. >> sunday night football on a thursday. >>> we are continuing to follow the news out of san pablo. all westbound lanes along i-80 rnig. we have a traffic update on the up oakland are accused of forging and what the school is saying about it. it's time for the biggest sale of the year on a sleep num

still in his village he remains an icon right that's privilege who was at that burial in time and now betty thank you the teenage climate activists chris it has hit back at critics who tried to ridicule her at a rally in montreal. adverse reasons mocking mockery of children show climate protection message was threatening there will be few and it's not just. back now a video making fun of adults attack the activists has gone viral. hi i'm a middle aged man with an interesting problem. racially angry. wants to save the planet. luckily he's now a number i can. call the credit helpline if you unfortunately there is no real helpline for middle aged men angry with the environmentalist this is the work of australian satirists but the verbal abuse and mockery is real and it intensified this week after she spoke at the united nations this is all wrong. i shouldn't be up here. i should be back in school on the other side of the ocean. just so you'll come to us young people for hope. how do you. since then she's been attacked by some and the right wing media and a canadian oh mike called her mentally

i have been wondering, as all this has been unfolding, how the former speaker betty boothroyd might havery. these were, with the benefit of hindsight, we saw it was the massive mistake of having theresa may call an election and have her lose by about 20 odd and her majority went down by about 20. what is interesting is that with the benefit of hindsight, everything is very, very clear. at the time, it looked like an utterly obvious thing to do because in the polls, the tories were so far ahead ofjeremy corbyn's labour that it looked like the right thing to do. i'm not sure about their personal traits but in terms of what they decided, it seemed logical at the time. google, buzzfeed is saying everybody is lodging an anti—trust against google. anti—competitive. they see the search giant as stifling and restricting access to its platforms from other countries so therefore the user, the consumer, is losing out. it is alphabet, is google, too big? it is unbelievably because foot bit has a dominance of global web—based advertising, something like 75 hover 80%. the capitalism to work, we know t

it's having-jerome-bettis- on-your-flag-football-team easy. go get 'em, bus! ohhhh!ng] c'mon bus, c'mon! hey, wait, wait, wait! hey man, i got your flag! i got your flag, man! i got your flag! it's geico easy. with licensed agents available 24/7. 49 - nothing! woo! and drink is likely acidic and then whats happening is the weakening of enamel. now is the perfect time for a toothpaste like pronamel repair. this toothpaste takes it to the next level. it takes minerals and it drives it deep into the tooth's surface so that we can actively help repair weakened enamel. i do think dentists are going to want to recommend pronamel repair toothpaste. such an easy answer and it will do exactly what their patients need. this is going to sound crazy, but tom brokow has joined me for the next piece tom, you were there when the berlin wall fell and now you're here for the highs and lows of the week. >> one of the highs is that i'm appearing with you. >> our first high goes to a stunning feat of endurance by an american cancer survivor who made history this week by swimming the eng

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my name is betty hunter. i'm 28 years old, and i'm a san francisco native.in sunnydale since 2011. growing up in san francisco, east/south districts, has not been easy. my parents were both addicted to drugs, and there was not much normalcy in my life. but with the help of my family members, they created some, and were very supportive. since i have become a mother, i have tried to instill the same values, support, and structure in my child's life.

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indeed there is no way to be sure that this will not be another dramatic a desk a robert do you or betty might say or even this team has gone through 8 coaches in the last 8 years without even looking at the interim coaches who came in and so quite incredible we're going to move on and have a look at the table actually with all the matches in the books let's take a look at what's happened they've been top since it but it is tight up there the biggest surprise for the added bonus to give us could be the freiburg in as we just heard the only the only way seems to be down for them there's movement at the bottom 2 had to leave $10000.00 there when while close goal difference is now so poor they drop into the bottom 2 that's the table after match day 6 before i get this knowledge and knowledgeable analysis let's get a proper expert's opinion from buying a coach niko vouch. into 2 teams at the top who stay there and the rest will stay near the bottom we at the top and we want to stay there. that's really easy to fame to say his team atop the table jonathan does cover us know his stuff as a who