. >> "justice for bonnie." hello, and welcome to dateline extra. i'm craig melvin. bonnie craig was an 18-year-old whose future was filled with promise. she had just started college, and then bonnie was murdered, her body found floating in a creek. investigators quickly discovered a crucial clue. the killer had left behind his dna. but prosecutors would need more than forensics to get a conviction. here's keith morrison. >> reporter: many years ago late on a september night, a family in anchorage, alaska, got a knock on the door. >> one of those eerie feelings instantly when someone knocks on the door at 10:00 at night and asked to speak to my dad. >> reporter: 1994, samantha was 12, her brother adam 13, they huddled on the staircase overlooking the front door. >> we heard my dad collapse and scream "no, not bonnie." and i remember thinking, please let her be in the hospital and let her be okay. >> reporter: bonner was elder sister, bonnie craig, 18 years old. >> i remember my dad dropping to his knees crying o

and that's bonnie.nie lied her ass off. >> reporter: defense accident reconstructionist charles ruble said there was no physical evidence to back up bonnie's claims that frances had hit her over and over again. no evidence, he said, the suvs had even touched. >> not even once. >> reporter: and remember how bonnie said her purse flew forward off the seat when frances hit her? >> this is her purse in her car. i get hit from the rear. where's my purse go? it doesn't dump in the front. that's simple physics. >> reporter: in fact, he said, the purse falling forward supports frances' claims that bonnie was repeatedly slamming on her brakes. >> she does a sudden brake, and she's moving like this. then the purse would go into the floorboard. bonnie contreras is not telling the truth. >> reporter: what's more, both defense and prosecution agreed bonnie was wrong about her contention that bill's motorcycle was struck from behind. evidence showed the motorcycle actually collided with the side of frances' suv. >> y

untold story of bonnie and clyde." he recounts their criminal exploits that entertained the american public during the great depression and contends that bonnie and clyde were inept crooks throughout their crime spree. this was recorded at the kansas city public library in kansas city, missouri in 2009. jeff: thank you for coming out tonight. it is cold out and starting to rain and you are all hoping i will talk fast so you can get home and watch missouri get into the elite eight. i think they will. to start this evening off, you have just seen a magnificent movie, that has been part of american lore. to write a book about bonnie and clyde is to enter into great controversy. there are so many theories and rumors. let's start by laying the worst, most vile and untrue rumor to rest. i am not the twin brother of warren beatty. i give him a lot of credit. he made a heck of a movie. it is brilliant and i like watching it. i'm sure you do too. the fact remains that it simply extended the mythology of a story that at its root

tim, bonnie says there should be protest.out him and his proto— —— politics, isn't this about the position he holds and is therefore due the pomp?” the position he holds and is therefore due the pomp? i think donald trump is guilty of all sorts of sins against good behaviour in lots of ways, but the thing that annoys me is that everyone has a right to freedom to protest, but i'm afraid, for all sorts of good reasons, this national interest, we entertain a range of heads of state and has of government in the uk stop one of the most striking examples is the president of china, xi jinping. there were not hundreds of thousands of left—wing there were not hundreds of thousands of left—wi ng protesters there were not hundreds of thousands of left—wing protesters out when the president of china was honoured, even though at this moment the human rights abuses in china taking place are ofa rights abuses in china taking place are of a much greater order, com pletely are of a much greater order, completely different from anything we see

thank you to tim and bonnie.e moment, goodbye. hello there. we saw a top temperature 29 celsius in norfolk on sunday, hello there. we saw a top temperature 29 celsius in norfolk on sunday, making this the highest temperature of the year so far across the uk. now it's all changed, this week it is looking a lot more unsettled thanks to low pressure systems, there will be some sunshine around but also some pretty heavy rain in places, the good news for farmers and for growers, it will feel on the cool side as well for this atlantic air influence. we've lost the deep red colours and replaced it with something fresher for monday, blustery showers, windier in the north thanks to this low pressure system but as we head through monday night and tuesday morning, we look to the southwest and the city of low pressure that will move up into wales in the southwest of england. but for many places tonight, it will be largely dry, some lengthy clear spells further north, a few showers for western scotland, but this low pressure

aunt was known as that cute, little blonde bonnie.was his uncle. >> once clyde had been accused of murder, he didn't turn back. >> their grandfather was a lawman who hunted them. >> two of the south's worst killers. >> your grandfather was the sheriff. >> killing bonnie and clyde was the ultimate. >> grim souvenirs, one strange inheritance. >> it was just like finding treasure after treasure. >> bonnie parker's three-headed snake ring. >> sitting there... >> right. >> ...all along? [ door creaks ]

what is that like for you delving into bonnie's life? exciting because i felt like i connected so deeply to her the first season but we didn't get to explore her as much as i'd hoped. so there was so much kind of sitting in me ready to explode. so it was so beautiful to get to explore that this season. >> what's going on? >> i killed someone. remember? >> yes. >> it's heavy. >> are you -- i mean, are you angry at me for some reason? >> i'm angry with myself. >> what have you learned from each other and what have you sort of discovered about yourselves working together? >> i felt like each person brought a different kind of insight but it was always something i could take away from it and really use for my character because they aren't just thinking about their characters. they're thinking about the whole piece. and that was just a completely unique experience for me. >> women across all industries for a long time have felt they have to put life aside to be a professional. and the more women get the opportunity to work as a collective, we

with me now is student bonnie chang from hong kong bonnie you organized a rally of protest against this particular law right here in berlin why is this so . personal for you so basically i think like i am a student here in berlin and then i and all the freedom here and i see what's happening in my hometown and that's why i think like i am someone living in a free country now i reflect a responsibility to tell the world what's happening. so you feel it's your personal responsibility yes and also like the responsibility of the hong kong us nothing in the us so that's why we stand up and have to. you telling me earlier that it's always been your plan to go back to hong kong does this make it more likely for you to want to go back to hong kong or less likely it is that unfortunately less likely to go back to hong kong because like it is. our freedom of speech is affected by this effortlessly and that's why i like i will think ok maybe interesting in germany you know the leaders of hong kong have said that every decision would made the need by case by case basis and that those people who loo

bonnie if this bill goes through do you think this will change the way you view your country or the x. community living outside of hong kong how they view their time i think it will be a really hard decision to go back because like then they will be way more dangerous to go back because like all freedom of speech is. affected thank you very much bonnie chang student living in berlin and glacier of activists living in hamburg thank you very much. to kazakhstan now where interim president causing young aren't high and has won the presidential election exit polls give the incumbent around 70 percent of the vote election day in the country was marred by the arrest of hundreds of peaceful protesters thank you the harmonies of running a sham vote to cry and was handpicked by a long time former leader known full time not far by and his opponents fear he will do little to bring change to the former soviet country. earlier we spoke with journalist marie standish and kazakhstan capital nursultan about the situation in the country the day was marked by these are the biggest protests the country

bonnie wright with that report. risk, and laws on who can work in them should be tightened, according to a leading public health charity. the royal society for public health says one in five adults in the uk now have a tattoo, and more should be done to protect them. here's our health correspondent, dominic hughes. for most people, getting a tattoo or piercing is a straightforward procedure. but there are health risks whenever the barrier that is formed by our skin is broken, and health experts say not enough is being done to prevent infection. the whole desire for body modification is something that has grown in the last couple of decades, as people become more interested in their body image. and that's great, but the legislation just hasn't caught up, and we would like to see a level playing field, basically. i think it would be useful for anyone in the uk to know that, wherever they're going, they can be assured that the person who is giving them a special procedure such as a tattoo is suitably qualified in infec

bonnie if this bill goes through do you think this will change the way you view your country or the x. community living outside of hong kong how they view their kind i think it will be a really hot this is. to go back because like then it will be way more dangerous to go back because like all freedom of speech is. affected thank you very much bonnie chang student living in berlin and glacier of qual activists living in hamburg thank you very much. tens of thousands of people have crossed venezuela's border with colombia after it reopened for the 1st time in 4 months on saturday and as islands made the journey to the neighboring country on flights desperate to buy food and medicine not available at home a crossing was closed in february and venezuelan president nicolas maduro request following a deepening political crisis opposition leader declared himself venezuela's interim president in january aren't doing that majoris reelection last year was illegitimate and. let's cross over now to our correspondent who is in the colombian capital bogota good to have you with us tell us what's be

this is bonnie. clyde is a little rambunctious she said so were going to keep him in the crate under here. and keep them under control period tell me about these guys. with a born in your facility? how did they come to? >> they came to us at three days old without mom. they required bottlefeeding every two hours for four weeks until they could eat on their own. so these were actually my foster >> bottle-fed the every two hours. so i've gotten to know them really well. bonnie is very sweet. she's very gentle, very cuddly. >> so you said they came to you and they were three days (not three days old now. they're what about a month? >> they are about a week now. so they are heading into be spay and neuter the day and will be up for adoption soon. >> okay. they seemed really sweet. you said that clyde who we have in the crate down beneath the set here has high energy as you would expect with both the kittens. but almost ready to be adopted. >> yes. clyde, well, body and clyde are troublemakers. and so are

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experts to help bonnie robb has to be able to identify which plants are wanted and which ones aren't as forced or if. you can imagine drawing a picture with a green marker and a red marker and then we tell them that's a carrot and those are weeds and later we have pictures without anything and we tell the robot to find out where would you use the color red or grey doesn't and this is what you see in the end it examines all the images and says you're away it was. the nation's report in a long time period with farming in my grandfather's day an enormous amount has changed the machinery is now semi autonomous guided by g.p.'s a farmer also has to be able to use digital technology to understand them and also want to use them. nowadays farmers also have to be engineers and software experts able to hook up heavy duty farm machinery to networks those networks collect and analyze data so. farmers can optimize the use of seeds and fertilizer it's providing a new line of business for agricultural machinery engineers. young for listening and someday will have to feed 9 or 10000000000 people and

so that becomes his task because he feels like this is my big job to do and make sure bonnie is happy. this is the way to do it. frz characterwise, woody has grown and changed and bo peep has evolved and dimensional and a big addition to the film. >> can't wait to see that. >> disney is the parent company of both pixar and abc7. >> i loved toy story. word news tonight with david muir is next. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. thank you so much for joining us tonight. >> have a good rest of the evening. we'll see you in half an hour at 6:00. >>> tonight, breaking news. the showdown between the u.s. and iran. after iran shoots down a u.s. navy drone. tonight, right here, the new u.s. surveillance showing the massive $100 million drone as big as the wingspan of a 737, plummeting from the sky. hit by the iranians, they say it was in iranian airspace. the u.s. says that's not true. >>> and tonight, president trump now saying maybe iran made a mistake. that it could have been someone, quote, loose and stupid. and breaking now as we come on the air, what we're now

so that becomes his task because he feels like this is my big job to do and make sure bonnie is happys grown and changed and bo people has evolved and dimensional and a big addition to the film. >> sounds like fun. toy story 4 promises fantastic advances in animation quality. disney is the parent company of pixar and abc7. >> next on abc news at 4:00, the fallout from the national college admissions scandal. operation varsity blues includes implementing new admissions rules at uc. >> president trump tweets iran made a very big mistake shoot down an american surveillance, drone. latest from the have fast internet a littland now the besthat you mobile network too? yeah and get them together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. wow, that's great. oh, and this looks great. are these words for sale? no. go, go, go, go. now you can get fast, reliable internet and save hundreds on your wireless bill. that's simple, easy, awesome. taxi! should i have stopped her? get started with a limited time offer on xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months, plus ask how to get two-hundred-fif

let me bring in bonny.the man who raped me happened when i was fast asleep. so, i had up until that point a consensual sexual relationship with that man. and i was fast asleep one night. and he raped me. he verbally acknowledged what he'd done the next day. but, then, it wasn't until two weeks later, when he was repeatedly trying to contact me, that i said i didn't want to talk because he'd really hurt me. and those facebook messages you‘ve given us permission to show our audience. let‘s just have a look. he said, "want to talk." you said, "not really, ifeel angry with you for what you did a few days before you left. very shaken". he said, "bonny, i am so sorry really, i made a huge mistake, i was very stupid, if there is anything i could do to make you feel better, please tell me". you said, "i was still fast asleep when you forced yourself inside me. i was frozen with fear and so deeply sleepy that i thought i was dreaming". he said, "i know, i completely read wrong." why didn‘t the cps continue with that

. >> reporter: bonnie is on a mission. hounds and heroes to pair service or therapy animals with veterans suffering from things like post-traumatic stress disorder or traumatic brain injury. and her goal is to lift the spirits and moral of veterans and saving dogs, making this a rescue mission, in essence, saving two lives. >> we pull rescue dogs and other places that do therapy dogs do the pure bred dogs and they do come through the shelter but the muts, they are fantastic dogs for the veterans. >> every dog that is rescued, every dog that goes into the hands of a new owner was giving new life. and it is giving a veteran a purpose and a chance to move forward. >> reporter: combat veteran brian suffered from ptsd and his brother michael did. michael preston died by suicide three years ago. john believes a service animal would have been helpful to his brother. >> it is an avenue he was afraid to speak about and a stigma holding him down. there is a stigma that we're trying to break as i community as veterans and also police

with me are the conservative commentator, tim montgomerie, and bonnie greer, who's a columnist, for thelcome to both of you. laughter 7 7 transmit 77 welcome to both of you. laughter 7 7 transmit 7 7 capnext

but because looking for bonnie i'm awfully boring which cannot but what i think about they only bought more time on what i meant and i don't. think that. on the whole minimum length of the harness i thought about was about what motivated her was found me but to be i don't know that i think me going to washington going to related magic a daughter to get. a gene of. course . i want to feel if i look. you know. we're not having. fun. and very cold night has caused some unexpected problems. of poor quality diesel has frozen the truck won't start i don't have. what i got to make it through. think about about a little to go to school oh oh. yes thank you our military. was cool so i was just. so you know no one. here from all those little bit of both of. as haji and his driver move higher into the mountains a layer of snow has covered the road it may be already too late to get through. other stuff. coming up the front of the base of the bullet there but i had to go to 007 it's the little bit of the family but i never felt the bulk of them go. for the sake of. we should say you have had a kind

>> wow. >> woody, aren't we going to bonnie?long after the contrived and misfired bits have faded, the brilliantly visualized action sequences and pinpricks of emotion stay with you. it's a summer of stupid sequels, "toy story 4" is a visually >>> this morning on "world news now," breaking news. a military strike on iran stopped as it was being carried out. >> president trump had approved attacks on iranian targets, then reversed his decision. new details are just coming in. >>> wicked weather. hail bigger than the size of baseballs are falling from the sky, and more storms are brewing today. we're tracking the severe weather forecast. >>> plus it's summer summer summertime. summer begins in just a few hours. but there are dangers that come with the season. at the beach, at the pool, and even toys this time of the year. how to keep your family safe. >>> and we're getting in summer shape. >> yeah, look at that. >> expert trainers are here in the studio with their best tips, including how to get your pump on. just before you get y

its effects on the poor people no job no on bonnie no. they had a school. and she had a letter to the front of something. that's well known that she said but. you want to it's just sad not one side you know it's my body and then i'm off on my oh that son of a lump and also i feel this is a simple idea. i'm in general. would you like to feel you have to do now look and finally nice family nice family is still it's. been a while i've been no money. and. you know mom of 2 so you've been watching you so you have a job to. keep and it's ok. i know a lot on to have a phone call. a it how much of what he has on a dental but if. i. am. going on a lattice. a on its own home. yes . the luck to good luck good luck look the s. s s. let's. look at least. to look. for the soul of the bunch and. that is that it's the book about. the search and. rescue or try the little children just one less thought i looked like the one the last of us for you so i decided. the hobbit you're not. going to. run into some little man official if you know a $100.00 you've got to support the p

and the work with the schoolchildren that bonnie wright has them working with is very special.heir future into their own hands,is take their future into their own hands, is really what we need. and we have all seen the power that this can have with the school strikes for climate and we have got some fantastic role models now like greta thunberg and bonnie wright. you have been on youtube, telling people what you are up to and what they can do. what is in those messages? every week i do a tune in tuesday episode and try and have a different message every week. looking into recycling types, different things to find on beach cleans. i act they have some of them with me today. i don't know if you will be able to see these could because they are quite small but here is a piece of lego, i have lots of different bits, these are lego flowers. and these come from a containership spillage that happened in19 97. containership spillage that happened in 19 97. the die was born. a containership called the tokyo express containership called the tokyo ex press was containership called the toky

and there was a lot more about bonnie in the book that we weren't able to incorporate into the seriesther comes into town. we get to learn more about my family. and why she plight have done what she didn't do on purpose at the end of the show. >> stephen: being a mom, you shouldn't be that star struck around famous people, a, you are famous yourself. but b, your parents are lenny kravitz and lisa bonet. which of course you know, i'm telling them. >> they are. that is amazing. >> stephen: do, you look a lot like your mom. >> thank you, that's a compliment. >> stephen: yes, it is a compliment, actually. and you even took it even further, you sat for the artist matthew ruleston. >> he did hers, original. >> stephen: this is the photograph that your moth diser for rolling stone. >> and she's pregnant with me, a few months pregnant with me. >> stephen: she really looks it. >> i know. >> stephen: and you just recreated it. >> i did. (applause) thanks, guys. >> stephen: did your mom know were you going to do this? >> she did. but i think when she saw it it was different. it is so cool to see

. >> reporter: bonnie is on a mission, she founded non-profit hounds and heros to pair service or theoryom things like posttraumatic stress disorder or tra dramatic brain injury. she wants to help wounded veterans that save dogs that have a high euthanize rate. saving two lives. >> repull rewe pull rescue dogs. most service dogs are purebred dogs and some purebred dogs come through the shelters but these mutts become fantastic dogs. >> every dog that's rescued and goes into the hands of a new owner is giving new life. it's giving a veteran our purpose and a chance to move forward. >> reporter: marine combat veteran john suffers from posttraumatic stress and his brother michael did, too. he died by suicide three years ago. john believe as service animal definitely would have been helpful to his brother. >> it was an avenue he was afraid to speak about. it was a stigma holding him down and a stigma we're trying to break as veterans and police and firefighters. we're trying to change this and i think a service animal is a step to do that. the love of an animal, you can't beat that. >> repor

in this latest installment, the toys are adjusting to life with a new owner, named bonnie. >> this oneer than you might imagine, about throw away stuff and what's important to people. and you're doing this through the eyes of a toy, and they're able to hit on this level of adult humor a little bit. definitely, kids are going to love it and visually, it's stunning, just beautiful to look at. >> reporter: among the familiar faces there's new toys as well, a spork turned homemade toy played by tony hale. >> these are your friends. >> hi. >> ooh, trash. trash. >> it's okay. >> reporter: keanu reeves is a motorcycle daredevil. >> canada's greatest stuntman. >> reporter: christina hendricks is the villainous antique doll, and plush buddies. >> how do you like that, cheetah? ha, ha! to infinity and beyond! >> buzz, you're flying. >> reporter: but for the first stars of toy story, these films have become more han juthan jus movies. they're a big part of their lives. >> to infinity and beyond! >> reporter: i want you to look at some of these photos and tell me what you see. so here's the premie

, faye dunaway and i remember walking home that day and i said i'm going to rob a bank, just like bonnie clyde used to. i was kicking rocks, you know. i was just a kid. >> how much money do you think you've gotten from your bank robberies all these years? >> i don't know. you might want to ask ceasar's palace or something. i have no idea. i never counted. >> torres says he didn't just gamble away his loot but was a modern day robinhood. >> i would give money to homeless people when i see them on the street. i give them $100. i remember one time i was coming out of a bank and kids were out there at christmastime with the salvation army. he asked me for money. i don't have any right now and i'll be right back. you can imagine what i did, okay? >> now 49 years old, torres started his career as a bank robber when he was only 17, and he claims all of his robberies have been non-violent. >> i would go in there and basically just pass the note. i never used a gun. basically used to put this is a robbery. give me all the 100s and 50s from the bottom drawer first. i wanted the money from the bott

from bonnie has lived in the wild for years right now she's coming back to the center regularly to show off her young son roger. when you have a servant around it and you often see behaviors that are typical of human beings you can really see that we're closely related. each animal is an individual with a different face a different character and a different speed at which they learn new things they're like one big family. veterinarian and honey how tante is going to check dora over. so not only has she been losing weight she's also been having difficulties climbing . probably because she was in a fight with another orangutan and is injured. one of our staff found her already on the ground and. if you are a problem. you know. yes. the name of this national park a bookie to go means ferdie hills it's. just remaining lowland rain forests and one of the last remaining centuries for orangutans. survive here than tigers all the other animals will be automatically protected to you that's why it's so important to preserve what we have here. continue to observe as they release into the wild for

bonnie had a great deal in class. >> reporter: most heartr string.one gives it a yank. >> tom and i read it. and neither of under the circumstances could tan our emotions. >> it made you cry? >> you don't want our money. he has created some of the mur charact characters on stage. how can the big screen? >> because santa is watching his catch rated fats. >> to a tv show that became a ratings powerhouse. >> there is drive all of these. >> reporter: used to. he has the show to co for this. but unof this, the cars or the skreer, came easy. timothyenleby a drunkdriver. a tragedy do to this kid? what were your dreams when you were a young boy? most of my dream was wundzerring why that happened. what sort of a world is this that your father's there. next moment, he's not there. >> in college, young tim studied philosophy and design. in the did two weeks on drug charges. i ended up doing prison time. humiliated my family. >> reporter: what clicked for you then? >> i want to pay my mom back. what do you want to do? i want to get on "the tonight show" withny c

them they knew trance and the waves determine how long their penises are where the waves are strong bonnie goes have a shorter penis when the flow is gentle it grows longer and in any case melbourne the coals have the longest penis in proportion to their body length of any animal. that's all for today next time we'll see what happens to the vision of hyper travelling at a 1000 kilometers per hour is not the transport of the future find out next week till then but i. take no after the well found it was the fever for a lens newly found freedom. down. with all timers and new comers. from the love parade to gentrification authenticity and consumerism 30 years of techno where are we going and where did we come from. coming up. a man who spray painting blades of crabs. is he crazy. or creative we think it's genius. this project beyond wells is a call for more of humanity and empathy swiss artists elite and his larger than life graffiti on. the. 30 minute w. . showing the path of the world over information they provide the opinions they want to express d.w. on facebook and twitter and up to date

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bad was there the litter box or trying this way industry should be blamed for all this waste become bonnie has long promised to reuse the plastic. soon. in may that seems cool sets for some new plastic. session projects funded. on the. team but for now the mountains of moist only grow higher. i. 6 just. don't like it. and it wouldn't have told overcome them. they keep hearing it likely to 2 days by people who dat back into she is way back people she knew at least so now they're lie ok i'll never not say anything are all well and honest and serious sell drugs that you already let me know you're not going to help me get there so that's why they're just like they're giving up is. a lot when i was locked up. in jail yes. personal business i'm not so. street activity just a little story oh well sold drugs while because the environment i lived in that's what it was a group on the streets of philadelphia so you know selling drugs and get one was the thing jugs. from cysteine to i went to jail $760.00 all the gagne and 21 years i was addicted to the live stuff if i can make a $1000.00 and do ya wa

so, a really interesting watch involving the actress and greenpeace activist bonnie wright.e will be there. i am here! more action from the women's world cup for england and scotland. three matches in all but a big day for both scotland first of all and later on england. scotland played first when they take on the 2011 champions japan in rennes this afternoon and that's exactly where we can cross live to our reporterjane dougall now. jane, despite that opening defeat to england, do you sense plenty of positivity in the scottish camp. definitely. out of the three group matches come in the quieter moments scotla nd matches come in the quieter moments scotland might have admitted to not really expecting to beat england so the fact they played so well against them, especially in the second half, scoring that first ever goal in a women's world cup for scotland through claire emslie and most importantly stopping england from playing their game, has been a lot of positives to take out of that first match, despite it being a defeat. the scotland squad have been staying at a very iso

but we'll see how bonnie is on its way to becoming a role model for eco friendly transportation. find out the role traditional wouldn't scooter's play in the d.r. . and check out what may be the next big thing in urban mobility electric skateboard. as you can see the all sorts of fairly simple modes of transportation like this skateboard for example is not only just fun but it's a quick way to get across town skateboard cool indeed but then a start up decided to remodel it give it any lettering moto if you ask me skateboard exciting but added to that with a good german government recently decided to allow even calls to go on the bike parts so we went on a ride in the german capital on one of this you know are talking about modes of transportation i think it's time for us to change out the way i do agree let's go. this is not something that up all these of you but on on on is interesting farms are in the neighborhood. tired of battling your way through city traffic on your bike or in a car with this skateboard you'll get where you want to go just as fast emissions free and swiftly

bonnie has a preview of what is coming up next. >> the warriors have a pivotal game two match-up in theals tomorrow against the raptors as they try to head back to oracle with the theory side up and the mvp sports bay area crew is in toronto to get you ready for sunday's game. and steve kerr's favorite team, liverpool face off against tottenham in a champions league final and all of that and more coming up next in sports. >>> i'm donnie jill laughlin. game two of the nba finals is tomorrow as the warriors seek to even up the series. our warriors reporter are in toronto with a preview of game two. >> reporter: the warriors are getting to know the raptors better. the warriors have done two days of film study and what different in game two. >> the last two days i heard about the transition defense was awful and it was. and how the rotations were slow. they were. i don't know that there is a immediate fix other than more focus and energy and i expect to see that in game two because their coming off a ten-day layoff and i think you saw early in the game with the transition defense was an iss

president donald trump and his wife bonnie are had to do pay for a state visit hundreds of thousands of demonstrators are expected to turn out across the capitol we will ask why this trip is to buy the country plus we will visit the city named as one survey as the most cycle friendly in the world what does old wrecked in the netherlands have going for it. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program questions are being asked here in germany about whether anglo-american coalition governments could be on the verge of collapse they come after the leader of her junior coalition partner quit on sunday andrea nala stepped down after her social democrat party's disaster is showing in the recent european elections but also after being criticized for her performance as party leader americal says that she will push ahead with the coalition but others are not so sure. after a year in the top job at the s.p.d. andrea know this as she's standing down because she feels she can't go on. discussions in the parliamentary group and feedback from the party have shown that i no longer have the necessary suppor

control over their private sector and their private sector is if they have to choose between the bonnie and market forces the us market again you don't have to be an economic genius to figure out that they would go with the us markets. welcome back the malaysian prime minister has questioned the findings of the dutch led investigation into the downing of malaysian airlines flight m h 17 over ukraine in 24 c. mahathir mohamad says the international inquiry which was that which alleged that russia was complicit in the atrocity was politicized and has not found enough evidence to support his conclusions he also claims malaysia has not been allowed to inspect the plane's flight recorders. the accusing the russians by any means but what decency every day you could even be the ukrainian government because the 2 have disappeared. i corresponded among calls arrive he's been covering the mh 17 tragedy since it happened earlier gave you know neil more on the latest developments 5 years have passed but it's only seems like it happened yesterday you know i was there one of the 1st reporters on the

. >>> bonnie-jill laflin from the xfinity sports desk.now you know the warriors lost to the raptors in game 4, putting toronto up 3-1 in the series. even though injuries have caught up with the back-to-back world champs, draymond green is confident they can make history being on the other side of a 3-1 comeback. >> we've got to take it one game at a time. we've got to win one game. we win one, then we'll build on that. you know, but i've been on the wrong side of 3-1 before. so why not make our own history? >>> dodgers-giants at oracle park. in the eighth after two bases loaded walks cory seager, doubles home, two runners score. dodgers win 7-2. >>> the a's lost bothmes, a rangers. in game 1 paul blackburn had a poor first start of the season, giving up five earned runs in three innings as the a's lost 10-5. in game 2 the a's couldn't muster an offense, losing 3-1, as adrian sampson threw a complete game for texas. that's all for sports. more new alright boys, time for bed. listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what over? v

had young boys fighting at the time so everything turns against them is sort of like the story of bonnie prince charlie as well as when he went really got within 100 miles of of london and then turned around for what reason we still don't really know but those people who support of them all the way down were jeering and throwing eggs and cabbage at him all the way back and it just sort of kind of all fell apart from there but you said something a few minutes ago users almost 90 war film know how the mayor can the story of scotland's human king subdued takes on the the might of the plantagenet empire and winds through it through battle for warfare how can that be an antiwar story well i think because i was was gone for a more intimate story in this in this in this telling of it that it's just i just didn't want to avoid all of the glorification of war scenes and really explore. the loneliness of a guy who has realized that really was what it was worth it at the end and and funnily enough. he actually even once he's healed again it doesn't want to go back to war it's the it's the widow in