we have this sperm in bonnie craig. about this. >> reporter: this was no accident, said the prosecution. it was rape and murder. this man was about to suggest, maybe bonnie craig had a few secrets of her own. >> it was consensual sex. how many people had a different side to them that was different than what family and friends knew? >>> coming up -- the case for the defense. >> you're saying this young woman -- >> i'm saying that's a definite possibility. >> would the jury buy it? i the only fda-approved 3-in-1 copd treatment . ♪trelegy. ♪the power of 1-2-3. ♪trelegy 1-2-3 trelegy. with trelegy and the power of 1 2 3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works 3 ways to... ...open airways,... ...keep them open... ...and reduce inflammation... ...for 24 hours of better breathing. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. trelegy is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your

not bonnie. let her be in the hospital and let her be okay. >> bonnie craig, 18 years old. >> i remember my dad dropping to his knees crying on the front deck and that was the first time we had seen that happen. >> she was four time zones away. it was 2:00 when she docked and got the news that bonnie would not be okay. >> alaska state troopers said that bonnie died in a hiking accident. you thought why you would you say something like that? >> it's true that bonnie was dead. a hiker found her body floating in the creek. first they didn't know who it was. no id on the body. alaska state troopers figured it out from the class ring she was wearing, but karen could not take it in. not bonnie. her model child, her conscientious college freshman who she knew was going school that day. not hiking miles and miles from home and the university. >> none of it made sense. she didn't drive so how did she get out there? somebody would have had to be with her. and she would not have missed school. she absolutel

he married bonnie. if he wasn't constantly in rosie's life, what might happen to her. >> he was resigned to the fact that he had to live with her, but she was living in the back house, so she wasn't really involved in his life and he was just doing his own thing. >> around this time, blake starts noticing a black pickup truck parked on his block at odd times. inside is a guy with a crew cut. >> blake became concerned that this man was someone who had been victimized by bonnie and was looking to cause harm to bonnie. >> bonnie was an agent of chaos. she left a trail of broken hearts and angry men. one of those men was christian brando. and she kept telling him the baby was his even though she knew it was blake's. eventually he found out. >> it's not my kid, you know that? >> no, i don't know that for a fact. >> so why don't you come out and [ bleep ] say it? >> no, i don't know that for a fact. >> why does it all end up in the "national enquirer"? you're making up a bunch of [ bleep ] up that winds up th

bonnie: that's right.the central banks are facing this situation where, in the absence of fiscal stimulus, all they can do is add monetary stimulus, so they do what they can do. really we see this focus on inflation and the fear of inflation being too low for very long, and having a japan a n oftion -- a japanificatio other countries. in particular, the bank of then, the ecb, an federal reserve are all committed to letting inflation run above 2%. that is something we hadn't seen in the past, and now all of them are aligned in that goal. alix: where is the outperformance of my bond proxies in the stock market? mark: some of the consumer staples companies which are bond proxies have done pretty well. you saw the procter & gamble numbers today were just spectacular. they were really good. some of the other staples, phillip morris was pretty good. coca-cola was great. the coke mix of pricing and volume was about as good and balanced as you can get. some of them haven't done very well, but in general, on the eq

bonnie waiting patiently there. thanks for standing by, bonnie go ahead with comments. >> hi. i'd like to clear up some misinformation from the republicans said earlier. fusion gps is a american company who does op research. the republicans hired them to get research on trump. then hillary hired them which all politicians do op research apparently for opponents. when fusion gps say landmark contacts from trump, to russia, he called up. and they call up other people that do research. that's why any called christopher steele to look into it and verify. okay and whoever was watching today, a lot of them didn't seem to get what really happened. russia attacked us. there is over 100 contacts from the trump campaign to russia. mueller agreed they welcomed and encouraged it. it was like in our face too on the news every night. but mueller, his truthful book if anybody would like to read it it's all in there. and it's not because people do not like trump. i'm tired of them saying that. it's because of husband words his tweets, lies and actions that go against facts and the truth. trum

. >>> bonnie jill laflin at thepo. the giants hope to right the ship after getting blown out yesterday against the mets.

let's bring in our correspondent emily sure win in moscow emily what do we know about alexina bonnie's condition now. well i mean was moved from detention to the hospital with as you say a severe allergic reaction doctors there have diagnosed him what they say with what they say is contact dermatitis which is basically an itchy rash that you get when you come into contact your skin comes into contact with something that you're allergic to but press secretary raised doubts about that yesterday already she said and he doesn't have any allergies and now his own doctors have then tried to get into the hospital to see him and they said that the doctors there have been acting rather strangely they say that they weren't allowed into the room where it is being held to diagnose him that they were only allowed to really look at him through a half open door and they've made their diagnosis from there now they say that they 6 expect suspect that he could have been exposed to some sort of an unknown chemical so the suggestion there is that it could be some kind of poisoning apparently has swollen e

trade i'm joined by kenya bonnie bonnie is a broadcasting in south africa she's coming to us from johannesburg welcome to day debbie africa kind you got to interview jenny craig a few years back i'm very envious by the way but i wondered what did he mean to you my goodness rachel arts. thank you as a broadcaster you get your scripts every single day and interview different people but on tuesday when your script says you know guest is joining like you're shaken by its new boots because you know that your interview and i quote but what it does mean personality has somehow so down to you was very selective in his light and he's jamiat way should be you know i'm shocked which simply meets the eye to salute and he was embraced by south africans and then you would you know at carlton appropriation for him as a wise present to have taken their cues days but i think jack frank cell in the house with the music mask that did it became course you wise he did not change himself as i think he became one with the people they travel to and set up breaths of this country to townships to villages you know your

we'll do it again at 11:30pm, and penny and bonnie will be back again and! will try and stay in control. don't forget we are online. if you missed the programme this evening, you can watch it again on bbc iplayer. coming up next, it is the film review. hello and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. taking us through this week's cinema releases, mark kermode. hello. hi. mixed bag this week. we have tell it to the bees, which is a new british drama. we have the lion king. is it live—action or animation? and varda by agnes — a film maker looks back on her life and career. let's start with tell it to the bees, which is adapted from a book by fiona shaw which i confess i have not read. i know you have seen the film... i have not read the novel either, actually. we are both working on just the basis of the film. holliday grainger is lydia, who is raising her son on her own in rural scotland. she finds herself homeless, and this new doctor — actually, returning doctor, jean, played by anna paquin — offers her a housekeeper because she doesn't have an

no bonnie.tÁ muy chÉvere vero >>> no me muevo muy bien como marisol >>> tÚ tienes lo tuyo >>> vamos a seguir disfrutando de esta pre celebraciÓn el 4 de julio y cÓmo pasaremos este dÍa tan importante en estados unidos universidad >>> claro por supuesto tan alegre, y divertido, vamos con frederic y erica y los impresionantes videos >>> captados en cÁmaras >>> gracias, querida sandarti, querida ada vienen los maravillosos, inÉditos y sorprendentes videos y lo disfruta en su momento >>> las autoridades de transporte de sydney australia compartieron un video estremecedor niÑo que cae al anden, lo publicaron para concientizar a los padres de las necesidads de tener controlados a los muchachos en todo momento >>> sÍ de inmediato los pasajeros hicieron detener el tren y rescataron al niÑo que solo se llevÓ un gran susto, men mal y que la gente reaccionÓ inmediatamente >>> menos mal que lo paran y que no empezÓ el tren a caminar, qÉe nervio para los padres y todo el mundo >>> quÉ miedo las imÁgenes son

the first landfall during the month of july in the gulf since 2008 and that was bonnie -- or dolly that moved into texas. tropical storm watch from the pearl river to the mouth of the mississippi. in peak is a hurricane watch from the mouth of the mississippi across all of the way over toward cameron, louisiana. there is uncertainty of where this will make landfall but there are a couple of things we know for sure. a precursor today, tremendous amounts of rainfall, two tornado watches, a flash flood emergency, with over 250 emergency calls today, as the system brushed through the area. the river system can't take any more right now. just to give you an idea, the broad circulation is still well off to the west. in the next 24 hours, we could have a named storm barry and then as it makes its way through the bath water -- this is like a hot tub in the gulf, warmer than it should be, we're expecting intensification to get to category one but it doesn't matter the category, this is all about the rain. we had 9.42 inches, this is a one in 50-year event following the one in 100-year event you

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here is bonnie jo laughlin. >> i'm bonnie-jill laflin.oming off a back to back walk off, they're coming off a match up with the mets. giants hoping for the 15th win in 17 games. scoreless in the second, and don smith goes yard, a mammoth solo shot into right center field. his 10th home run of the season. that's the start of trouble for the shark. now 2-0 in the 5th, jeff mcneil, off the top of the foul pole and gone. two-run shot makes it 4-zip mets. he gave up four earned in five innings of work. that game would start to unravel when the bullpen came in. derek collins gives up a bomb to todd frazier. solo home run lands in the left field stands. later in the 6th, peter alonso pinch hitting, he crushes the hit to the deepest part of the park. into the stands, 444-hit homer. 33rd of the year. mets win 11-3. that's all for sports.k. this is fred. he's dancing like nobody's watching. and because all of the devices on fred's wifi network are protected with xfinity xfi, literally, nobody's watching. except for millions of you, of course. wait,

let's check in with bonnie schneider for the areafes ed by barry over the weekend. >> that's right, barryaffecting 11 million people particularly in southwest loe siana where we havheavy downpours at this hour and also heavy rain building into the mid south from little rock into memphis and all the way to ce girardo, missouri, heavy, heav downpours with flooding possible right now with the wind depressions, barry 30 miles per but that wbring us heavyicked up rain that's a story of the dayeather now here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> temperatures are actually a little bit cooler across parts of the gulf coast and mid south because of barry, but notice west heat building into the that's what's coming e climbinges that ar well into the 90s, we're seeing that in texas right now. >>> barry will continue to bring us that threat even though it is a depression, entually coming a remnant low this is a biakg rain m for much of this region. >> all right, bonnie, thank you very much. >>> ju when you think you've seen it all in florida, check out this home invasion >> what now? >> hundreds of

. >> all right monday morning the start of a new week, let's check in with meteorologist bonnie snyder to see what's ahead this week good morning, bon nie. >> good morning, frances and phillip. barry continues to pa threat2 io that's where we're seeing flooding happening now notice this burst of convex right here in parts of arkansas. that's because the storm even though the center of circulation is well to the northwest, because of dry air it's on the move and working its way to the north at 12 miles per hour, with maximum winds at 30 miles per hour the threat for flooding remains across the mid south, especially the mi with highs in the mid-'80s and some in the 9o he as well with temperatures soaring as well as we go into the next couple of days.e readyy parade took place tonight champs-elysees most eyes were looking up at that that is a french inventor hovering overhead on what he called a jet powered fly board many on social media likening him to the green goblin. the new technology can fly as fast as 120 miles an hour. his next stunt, he'll be flying across the english channel >>

he got the shot. >>> let's turn to bonnie schneider with the heat headed our way. >> temperatures inke city 96 degrees and denver 93. watch what happens tomorrow. that heat expands and pushes eastward into oklahoma, texas will look at highs in the upper 90s and that is headed to the northeast. >> mid-july. that's what it is. >>> we come back and the new fi tlmhat explores an age-old fi tlmhat explores an age-old dilemma. and its awesome. it's an all-in-one so it's ready to go when i am. the cleaning solution actually breaks down dirt and grime. and the pad absorbs it deep inside. so, it prevents streaks and haze better than my old mop. plus, it's safe to use on all my floors, even wood. glad i got that off my chest and the day off my floor. try wet jet with a moneyback guarantee but we're also a company that controls hiv, fights cancer, repairs shattered bones, relieves depression, restores heart rhythms, helps you back from strokes, and keeps you healthy your whole life. from the day you're born >>> welcome back a new film that opened this weekend asks a tough question -- when is it

bonnie leung speaking to rico hizon a short time ago. minister theresa may will chair a meeting of the government's emergency committee, known as cobra, after iran seized a british tanker. a recording has now emerged of the moment a royal navy warship tried to warn iran's revolutionary guard against taking over the vessel in the strait of hormuz. britain has described it as "a hostile act". paul adams reports. iranian revolutionary guards boarding the stena impero on friday afternoon, carrying out a two—week—old threat to seize a british vessel. iran said the tanker broke the law, the ship's owners and the british government say this simply isn't true. earlier, tense exchanges as a british warship, hms montrose, attempted to stop the ship being taken. but the revolutionary guards were determined. hms montrose was too far away to intervene. 00:11:25,984 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 they warned the tanker to obey. translation: we followed the ship every second, every minute, and the tanker never left international waters. we understand that th

let's check in with bonnie schneider for the areas affected by barry over the weekend. >> that's rightrry is affecting 11 million people particularly in southwest louisiana where we have heavy downpours at this hour and also heavy rain building into the mid south from little rock into memphis and all the way to cape girardo, missouri, heavy, heavy downpours with flooding possible right now with the wind depressions, barry 30 miles per hour, the movement has picked up but that will bring us hea rainvy well into the 90s, we're seeing that in texas right now. >>> barry will continue to bring us that threat even though it is a pr becoming a remnant low this is a big rain maker for much of this region. >> all right, bonnie, thank you very much. >>> just when you think you've seen it all in florida, check out this home invasion >> what now? >> hundreds of crabs here climbing on the screened-in porch and all over the yard. heavy rains forced the little critters out of their homes and all over his he didn't have to break out because they cleared out on their own. >> a nightmare researchers unc

better life. >>> bonnie jill laflin at thepo.he giants hope to right the ship after getting blown out yesterday against the mets. two making their big league debuts. greek's family in attendance as he made his major league debut at third base. first at-bats green settles up the middle. there it is. his first major league hit. his family loves it. mom and dad could not be happier. to the fourth. green up again. this time he double down the left field line. buster posey comes in to score. and the sacramento native has his first career rbi and ties the game at two. this game would go extras. in the 12th, goes opposite way. walk-off home run again for the rook rookie. first career walk-off. giants win 3-2. after the game, they spoke about the fellow rookie making their incredible. to see him and greeny come up here and play like they've been here for five years was unbelievable. i remember so clearly how nervous i was the first day and little jittery and never got that from those guys and, you know, they were big in this win today. >

better life. >>> i'm bonnie jill laflin. came into sunday fresh off a game with the white sox. three-game winning streak and momentum toward a playoff spot. sunday at the coliseum, seventh inning, a's down a run. ramon laureano for the solo jag. 18th home run of the season. ties the game at two. fast forward to the bottom of the ninth. still tied. laureano hits a ground tore short. chad pender comes around from third. four in a row.f. and now are a season high 12 games over .500. >>> a chance to take the series from the brewers. they broke up this game in the seventh. tyler beede can do it on the mound and the batter's box. singles up the middle bringing in donovan solano. breaks the tie and gives beede his first career rbi. two batters later, doubles down the first base line. beede comes in to score and he is pumped. look at tyler beede and his teammates in the dugout. later in the inning giants batting around solano. drives in a runner. giants put five runs in the seventh and win 8-3. >> yeah, i think he's got a little bit

and musical guest bonnie raitt. featuring jon batiste and stay human. now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hello! i love it. i love it. thanks, everybody. please, have a seat, up here, down there. thank you, one and all. what a lovely, lovely greeting. welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. you know, folks, i love new york, because it is not washington, d.c. it's bad down there. it's bad, it's like the battle of winterfell down there. this morning, donald trump asserted executive privilege over the mueller report. executive privilege, of course, is actually trump's favorite privilege, right after white, male, and mar-a-lago handicapped bathroom. ( as trump ) "i like some room to spread out in there, because god only knows what's about to happen. this cannon is loaded, and the barrel is not rifled." trump's privilege claim covers not only the mueller report but the underlying evidence that house democrats are seeking. ( as trump ) "this report is a

died when a market was bombed in the town of ivory have and jailed russian opposition leader alexina bonnie has been taken to hospital to be treated for a severe allergic reaction is serving a 30 day prison sentence after calling for a protest in moscow which saw more than 1300 people arrested on saturday. and israeli human rights organization is pushing for young palestinians to be allowed to make phone calls while in detention so $110.00 palestinians under the age of 18 are being held. in israeli jails to offend are believed to be under 14 rise school bet's the lamb says most children report physical and verbal abuse from the time of arrest and threats during interrogation many aren't told where they are going or allowed contact with their families or a lawyer. need a brain has more from qalqilya in the occupied west bank. thought of as he missed his little sister the most israeli authorities held the 15 year old under arrest for 3 months last year charging him with throwing stones at israeli soldiers he says he was questioned without any good counsel or member of his family being present

so talking about the medical aspect there was a video comment from the doctor but bonnie talked to us about where we might see this in an add on instagram because of course on television you see it at the end you hear it very fast talking about all of the things that might be side effects to a drug or to a medicine where with we see things like this well here in the states the law really says that you need to identify an ad as an ad in a clear and can click us manner so hash tag add is one way to do it at the very beginning of an ad but anything that immediately lets us know that what we're looking at is some sort of paid indorsement or that they got this for free is incredibly important so we shouldn't have to search for that information and then any. information that is really material to our wanting to purchase the product should really be disclosed there and i think you know the problem is not only should they be touting the benefits of these supposed to detox teas but they should also be letting consumers know about the risks so that there's a balance in that marketing material j

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bonnie bridges? >> hi, bonnie bridges. i am a resident of the portola. i have lived there for 20 years and raised my twin daughters there, were now off in college. i am an active participant in our nonprofit, and i got involved about eight years ago when we realized that the idea was so bold that it needed all the help it could get. i am involved in this project primarily from the idea of a sustainable city future and sustainable cities have many different parts to them, and a big part is grow your food where the people live. i think that is increasingly going to be important in the world at large. this project, being landmarked as historical agricultural use provides the validity for future agriculture. so i request your support in designating this as a landmark agricultural use. >> thank you. >> is it possible to use a projector? great. thank you. i'm the project sponsor and l 37 partners. this light is to represent our local team working on this project. page turnbull has peer-reviewed the h.r.e. very quickly about the partners, i have concluded -- in

. >>> esto en la bonnie boda real y donde la señora dice que la orden de arresto no estaba firmada .un amargo amanecer y este arresto causó una gran indignación. >>> sé que hay otros metodos para que los agentes hagan su trabajo , hasta donde la conozco, ella no es peligroso. >>> al parecer tenía residencia permanente por lo que vecinos están conundidos. >>> recientemente aplicó pro ciudadanía . >>> la organización chirla al enterarse del caso dijeron, estamos teniendo más información de este incidente para saber más del caso. >>> es terrible. >>> tragedia para una familia hispano, un incendio acaba con la vida de una mmadre hispana y su hija. >>> espero hayan disfrutado de este fin de semana fresco, se avecinan ahora condiciones calientes, los detalles al volver de la pausa comercial una grúa cayó en el techo de una viviendas, al momento de personas estaban en el inmuele. >>> y horenda muerte tuvo una su hija, vecinos no pueden creer qué sucedió. >>> dicen que hay dos personas graves. >>> las dos víctimas de este incendio son madre e hija, de 51 años y 7 años respectivamente. >>> es

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shamo shop's joining us from our bureau and bonnie good morning from hell are we seeing the beginning of a new era in relations between the u.s. and pakistan. i would say that. is that improving definitely but to say that it is a start of a new year would be i think a little premature at this moment much depends on how it deals with washington's dumond's regarding pieces of congress on the issue of doubt it is and. not just in afghanistan but also in kashmir pakistan's economy is it is in a mess right now and islamabad needs the financial assistance so it is likely that pakistan. would pay heed to us to mines. ok now during that meeting our president trying to use a very dramatic rhetoric claiming that the u.s. could wipe afghanistan off the face of the earth and 10 days of the. reaction to those statements i think it is the drums way of saying that do you cooperate with those otherwise we have a military option so it was a match just to han and also to other players in the region. he has been using using discounted and stick dollars you know gone it's gone so i don't think i've begun

and a suspected meteorite has fallen to earth and landed in a rice field in mother bonnie in northern india farmers who discovered it say it was a bit hot and formed a crater in the ground and the 15 kilogram rock will be sent to a lab to be examined i x. . millions of people here in europe have been sweltering in the summer as the 2nd heat wave and the soaring mercury is causing travel chaos to eurostar has advised against travel to or from paris today after a damaged power line and got to know are caused severe delays and train tracks briscoe buckling in the intense heat and roads are also affected in the netherlands one town has resorted to spreading salt on the roads in a bid to prevent them from melting. well we should say in some parts of the world they some preachers are normal but in a lot of parts of europe we're just not equipped for this kind of weather and rebecca ritter is been looking into this for us rebecca how are people coping with the heat well i'm straight so from one of them has the world that is often gets high heat so you definitely are going to him a complainin

on wednesday morning she said that report was erroneous and denied it but one of her key advisors bonnie tong a legal adviser has said that every time there is serious unrest in hong kong it raises the risk that the pair lay might yet have to be called and i think at the moment sami china's strategy is much more long term i don't think it's going to lead to that pilate coming in anytime soon at the moment i think they're going to encourage the migration of more chinese people from the mainland into hong kong so that when elections are held in the future they can undermine the chances of pro democracy candidates so it's a form of gerrymandering also you know china is continuing to encourage young hong kong chinese to go across the border to look for jobs where accommodation is cheaper and they want hong kong to be part of this new area called the great at bay area involving 4 other chinese cities but ultimately the goal sami is to long term dilute the personality big characters of hong kong and that beijing fils is going to be the best way of defusing that sort of independence pro-democra

. >> their 20-year-old daughter bonnie, 18-year-old son garry and beth's 42-year-old stepson leland haveed around dog during this time of grief. >> it's hard to believe that she's even gone. >> if there was one thing you could tell your mom, what would you tell her? >> probably that, you know, i appreciate like how she raised me and it's made me the man i am today. >> i would tell her thank you and i'm sorry i didn't go to church with you every sunday like you wanted. i want to be the best woman i can for her. i love you, daddy. >> love you, too. >> and monday on "e.t." dwayne's final farewell to beth. we'll take you inside the weekend memorial and how beth is speaking to him beyond the grave. >> she's still doing it. >>> and still ahead here tonight -- ♪ >> chris pratt's new country career? >>> then, "fast & furious" fans you haven't seen anything like this. we're first on rock's new spin-off >> i've waited my entire caree >>> minutes away on "e.t." -- jnchts fk's wedding album revealed. the ♪ that's chris pratt singing on stage during a nashville pub crawl belting out a couple of count

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we bonnie and clyde, baby. >> uh-huh. >> hopefully that helps the police too to track them.to maybe get into their network of criminals. >> they're in the middle of selling the car and all the things in it. the laptop ain't even cooled off yet. >> she notices a few lights in the background. >> now they decide to call on the lord, huh? [ laughter ] >> we're getting pulled over, baby. oh my god, baby. we're done. baby, i love you so much. oh my god, baby. >> we didn't do anything. >> sheim. yeah well, you kind of did do all on video, dude. >> he parks the car and tries to outsmart the cops and very quickly just -- in the back seat. >> now, play stupid is apparently rule number one. >> i don't think they need to play stupid. you're giving them far too much credit. >> they have a story. >> he just took off. >> he just magically disappeared. >> the incident happened back in 2010 but it was just released by impasse. they released this video because they want people to knows what going on. he t you try to steal a car, you might end up in jail. ♪ >>> everydog place they like to tere

but i'm really happy it worked out this way, because this time we get to explore bonnie's past.idn't do on purpose at the end of the show. >> stephen: speaking of moms, you shouldn't be that, you know, star-struck around famous people-- a, you're famous yourself, but, b, you know, your parents are lenny kravitz and lisa bonet. which of course you know, i'm telling them. >> they are?! >> stephen: they what? >> what? that is amazing! >> stephen: do you-- you look a lot like your mom. >> thank you, that's a compliment. >> stephen: yes, it is a compliment, actually. and you actually took it even further, you sat for the artist matthew rolston. >> matthew rolston did hers, the original. >> stephen: okay, so this is the photograph that your mother did for "rolling stone." >> yes, and she's pregnant with me, she's like, a few months pregnant with me. >> stephen: oh, yeah, she really looks it. >> i know. ( laughter ) >> stephen: and you just recreated it. >> i did. ( cheers ) ( cheers and applause ) thanks, guys. >> stephen: did your mom know were you going to do this? >> she did. but i

bonnie is up next with sports. >>> i'm bonnie-jill laflin at the xfiniti sports desk.-1 victory for the a's friday night. could the a's keep it rolling? oakland coliseum, game two of a three-game series. top of the first, a's up 1-0, bases loaded, singles to left center for grossman, 3-0 oakland. franklin beretta a three-run home run blast to right field and the a's score seven runs in the first inning, the most runs they've scored in an opening inning since april 2014. they go on to win 13-2. >>> giants taking on the brewers in milwaukee. let's fast forward to the bottom of the eighth. game tied at 2-2. an rbi double to right center field. milwaukee would go on to score three runs in the eighth. top of the ninth, brewers up 4-2, steven boat hits a blooper to center field and somehow two runs score. now game is tied at 4-4. bottom of the ninth, two on with two outs, gammel a walk-off double to right field. the brewers win 5-4. that's all the time we have now for sports. more news to come after the break. there are moments in life that leave a lasting impression. like t

and all of it has a plan of a lot of like here's a look at the thing that i'm one of bonnie. bell up on it's a must think to. invade city we meet lauda a tank operator who has a government contract he manages 170 trucks which provide water to 110 villages. he takes us to one of the reservoirs where his tankers fill up. if i need to post what up on the up i will have to be about there and you are saying that in 2016 this reservoir was full of boy scouts will army your boat i will go to what i will use to buy their bodies so we need sleep on it but the more you. believe that there. is no b.c. part of i think there's a battle going. on about a little more about the. lord tells me that there's not this reservoir for 15 days but knowing about that we go to. school you're doing a good we hung up on you going to the way the people were destroyed maybe your bunny had a bee house apprentice teles commercial beheld them. going. all got a bunny they'll deny you a little bit of money got to do this at the. in maharashtra more than 6000 tankers supply water 215000 villages every day the g

bonnie barnes. o. kevin kelly, and willis, show me well he. eugene brown. -- the guys in the historic homes. the historic holdings. we couldn't do a lot without them. and then we have a video -- john mont. charlie brown get the at&t grant. along with a big supporter. william -- jimmy randall -- mendoza. thank you marie. and that michelle r carson. diane carey. -- travers and --. just wanna, wanted to put the names out there. because of their accomplishments at the beginning. and for the first, say, 10 years without those folks and others. and others. did i say linda turow? >> you did. >> reporter: i did? >> you didn't say pat gibbs. >> i've been trying to think of her name all day. interestingly i came to send. >> carry was the one that social history on the start of new look and sort of, what is it? history from the bottom up. kerry was the one that seriously. kerry was the one who gave us the privilege gave us -- harold gill and kevin kelly and lou powers and just a bunch of historians who gave of themselves in so many ways to make sure that

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protesters and police in the territory also coming up a doctor for russian opposition leader alexina bonnie says he may have been poisoned upon he was rushed.

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if she got a really cute little hot chick not made it so i asked bonnie some jack on the child id yet michel that t.v. guarantee will iraqi troops on the hunt box i'm on but i've got maybe one mouse that costs me it make it hot so you need to make it they will walk i've. known the last fishing in his safe own money and through avoid taking a decision on the ammo saw mine the biggest investment project in the history of all mania. now he faces a stark choice that could either deter foreign investment or alienate the very people who put him where he is it's an uncertain time but one thing seems clear the blockade is on gang anyway. thank. you. in south korea around 2000000 dogs are eaten every year but now animal rights groups want the engine tradition taken off the menu when no one east investigates korean dogs friends or food jazeera. al-jazeera. ever. going behind the scenes of one of mexico's most love soaps using fiction to mirror the struggles of real life. this week the story line focuses on the basis of systematic violence in mexican society and issues close to home for the prod

says he may have been exposed to a toxin the bonnie was hospitalized after suffering what he called a severe allergic reaction his doctor has visited him and says she can't rule out the use of an unknown chemical substance the bali is currently serving a jail sentence after calling for rallies to protest the disqualification of opposition candidates from upcoming local elections some 1400 people were arrested while attempting to take part in on authorised rallies in moscow at the weekend european union has criticised the arrests as a disproportionate use of force. in siberia more than 2000 firefighters are tackling arctic wildfires of unprecedented dimensions the heavy smoke has reached the region's biggest city and can even be seen from space people as far as 600 kilometers away are reporting breathing difficulties and in many areas residents have been advised not to go outside this is the view from russian emergency services aircraft. fires are burning across a huge area in some cases it's not worth committing resources to fighting the flames the cost of the operation would be bigge