ellis and boyd tracked her down, and what they discovered?l, that changed everything, or seemed to. the person they were talking to was scott's mistress. >> he was under the impression that scott was not married at that time. >> what did you make of that when you heard it? >> we knew that wasn't correct. >> a love triangle? jealous home wrecker kills wife, claims husband? no. not even close. scott's girlfriend thought his marriage was over, his divorce finalized. >> what was her reaction to getting the real story? she must have been upset? >> more hurt, probably than upset, because i think she'd fallen in love with him. >> he'd been lying like a sidewalk. >> that's right. >> and you had no idea that woman was associated with him that way either, did you? >> i had met her once or twice, but i just thought they were friends. i didn't think it was anything else. >> this was betrayal in all capital letters. >> that's a very good word. >> you are betrayed. >> lied to. yeah. taken advantage of in a way. >> kelsey may have been surprised, but teresa

say hello to boyd gaming, penn national gaming, churchill downs and dici before i go into it, let mepell out the broader thesis the domestic gambling bull market boys down to two simple stories. vici we have a starter that can afford to burn a little money why we're seeing an uptick in gambling in places where it's legal. and on top of that the supreme court legalized it at the federal level and states have done that including new jersey you don't need to rethink this one. obviously, sports betting is big but elicit in most places. bookies take in $7.5 billion a year, i think a low ball number and see a third of it streaming out to legitimate. they have the existing infrastructure and seem toe have a head start on the casino operation. let's see the importance of legalized sports betting around the country to these companies boyd gaming and penn national, boyd owns 24 properties across seven states including a large presence in vegas and significant exposure to the midwest and deep south, think louisiana and mississippi. in vegas, this company made a name for itself catering to local

boyd, real quick? >> best thing going for the republicans the left has not learned real key, that you can win on socialism in the spring but you have to have a positive message what you're for in the fall. that leans to the republicans right now. they have a message. democrats haven't quite found theirs yet. connell: socialism in the spring. guys, good to see all of you. brian, boyd, katie, all three of you. as we said a moment ago the president will meet with the italian prime minister real soon. maybe that is where neil is invited. giuseppe conte at the white house. we're all over that. he is not talking about that but breaking other news. charlie gasparino has been reporting on this les moonves situation they talked about in the last hour for quite some time. maybe he can tell us what is really happening today. a lot of rumors and false reporting, rest of it. charlie is all every it and has more after a quick break. ♪ my father passed this truck down to me, that's the same thing i want to do with yo

jesus as an actor and a man daniel boyd as many faces he's half german half spanish and he's played everything from a slimy art journalist in the satire me in kaminski. just a loose end heist human image to how he does that to on a row of freedom fighters in chile in the one nine hundred sixty s. in the political thriller colonia dignidad. to his best role to date as a legendary austrian racecar driver niki lauda in ron howard's drama rushed. into days off to use near fatal accidents niki lauda released today. he starred as a sweet faced young boy but fans now know don't know who has a doctor so. these days the army militia dollars spends most of this time painting and writing but he remains an acting icon he's been a star in jeans and west germany as well as hollywood hello oh you. want to go to brooklyn. you come into his international break through playing tell me how plus new york cab driver he has seen is he just see here you know man the part of the fight what is it i don't like but i whatever the role play is as a forever amazed by the wonders this world has to offer it sounds good ques

s credit they did devote significant airtime to an investigation into the business of boyd graham's backstreet boys are actually still together so they are there twenty years together. i guess who want to answer that right there a man bad. but does a backstreet boy know he can really this question is almost as important as a population suffering from the largest cholera outbreak in modern history eight million people at risk of famine and over twenty three million people in need of aid it's the largest humanitarian crisis on earth let's take a quick look at how c.b.s. reported on this catastrophe last month yemen civil war has been going on for nearly three years sometimes we sort of lose track of these things because they happen in faraway places how can america keep track of this civil war when the saudis are borrowing american tracking devices and intelligence to drop american by . alms from planes fueled with american oil on civilians targets we've lost track of include schools hospitals and areas of food production because they tend threat and saudi arabia like a dairy farm lactose which

questioning other gymgoe police are looking for people that took photos of men at the indoor swim center in boydmaryland. encouraged three women to go into the locker room and snap photos this month. they may be from the burglaltim area. > flights are back on track for american airlines. an t outaget grounded all flights yesterday morning. it took about 40 minutes to st ree that system. the airline has apologized to customers for theco inenience. >>> as the summer speeds by, we're getting closer to football season. that's right. the skins have been business sieve at training comp down in richmond. can't believe we're looking at this video right now. yesterday was the first full day of pads. our new quterback, alex smith, is getting h comfortable withis new team and will also have a few other new guys on the field. such as rookieac running bk darius gies. d he satn with sherry burris yesterday. >> firin nfl tg camp. how is it going so far? >> it's been good. hegot out here with guys and put on pads.u can tell as a rookie, how much do you know? sometimes cloudy, muddy and cry. overall, it's been v

pictures of women and -- three people i should say, and a man, officers say it happened on july 8nd in boyds mary officers say the men encouraged the women to go into the locker room and take the pictures. >>> you're watching news4 at 6:00. >> family, friends and first responders packing a church in maryland, saying a final goodbye to fallen howard county firefighter nathanlynn. he died battling a house fire in clarksville mondag fight back tears, his widow stood in front of the crowd to honor her huand today, saying that he was one of the good guys. and that whatever he did, he was all in. whether it was his devotion to his work or t his family. flynn was 34 years old. >>> one month ago, life changed forever fororkers at the capital gazette. a shooter killed five today hope and unity in the form of news4's derrick ward with a benefit concert in annapolis that went beyond the tragedy of last month's shooting. >> reporter: there was a mix of emotions at the >> it's all good. all good in terms of the response. all bad in terms of what happened. >> reporter: part tribute, part celebration, all

where you can find empty industrial buildings like this one falling apart overgrown and vacant daniel boyd month organizers guided tours through old industrial structures that are just waiting to be awakened from slumber . this is one of the oldest textile factories in goods and if it was established during the age of industrialization and placed on the river because it was practical for dying timing and fooling. with this one takes the city became a hub for textiles and huge factories emerged everywhere and yet i must be back then the population ballooned from around twelve thousand to eighty thousand and we're not. it's in view here have to be other buildings like this in gurlitz right on the border. and you can find similar buildings in almost every part of town whether in the old town or the nicholai for start often they're hard to spot because they're in courtyards overgrown or simply impossible to see so it feels great when you see again history books and old archives and discover these forgotten sites i think from my read of author stores and i think it's hard to imagine that a buil

it happened inside a locker ro a pubtomli a pool in boyd's maryland. tom rouse and his son gregory are regulars at theow indoor center. rouse told us their routine wo cinsrupted when three young locker room and taunted him. he sayshe women refused to and they started pointing at o allf us and half dressed and we're like -- i'm like what is goingyn, son's standing next to me naked. he's able to recover froit, i'm able to recover from it but i don't le being put in that pition. i felt so>> violated. rouse followed up with police on tuesday night whenn' he hadheard back froea theyed ts they are aware of the incident. filed.ncng c wk'sr t major leage baseball all-star game right here in d.c. a big all-star surprigllris-- surprise popped up at freedom plazae downtown. the livre the annie. >> reporter: surprise. you've got the lif sizedphrs bh the national and american league. ha dooli t injury,.ttle he's out for 10 days so he will notin be g in the game but it's really cool, guys. they've got the big all-star game emblem, they've got the big life sized nati

global organization that is a multinational in geo which supports victims of you know the genocide mr boyd is it's good to have you on the show tonight joining us tonight from the city of s. and here in germany we just heard. what the conditions our reporter encountered in shingle has the international community has it forgotten what happened to the scene . thank you so much. for your report. there's going to be expanding it do you want to get it. going to get sacked six hundred forty or so. cheap for two thousand people looking. at it if you're the guy really seeing the local communities here actually other. countries. the largest number or communities of our community are still counts in it it's a bit in it and they're. not caught up when we. need it sacrilege and humanity yes or people think. they are. there are powerless or if there's a terrorist or survivors they're not daves and they're not over sixty nine there's been discovered just this process are not started so this situation will enable a miserable they say. and mr moore if we know that thousands of young women are thought to b

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but the octavia is also up for lee boyd who will hardly shows his athletic origins one clue is the two toned rims available for the extreme line and the black exhaust tips let everyone know they were just overtaken by an artist who forty five. inside a longer passenger cabin is a definite plus. i know t.v. andre explains has always been known for spaciousness and even when the friend seats are pushed way back there's plenty of leg room left and when he adjusts the driver's seat to his exact needs there's even more room although not on. matter how long or short the drive with the back seat is definitely a comfortable place to be conceived when he got the ports just like what i like to strike him for when there's definitive for. the bucket seats come with an integrated head rest and are a slow go and are an ideal compromise between lateral support and long distance comfort the steering wheel flattens out towards the bottom. there caught onto a fine side trunk spacious and handy if you fold down the back seats where you can load up to one thousand seven hundred forty leaders and if that's

a fantastic defense they've let let in the least goals in the tournament so far fronts they'll be boyd to see lesson three against a relatively weak argentina side the problem for your guys going to be their attack now where they have a fantastic strike in partnership and louis juarez and edinson cavani the problem is that cavani is injured he picked up an injury in his last match and he doesn't look to be much fit the last word we have is that they're going to leave it to the very last minute to give him a fitness test but today in training as we can see here he was training by himself not with a seam he looks reasonably mobile so it's not a case of him being on crutches luis suarez there rubbing his name but fear not your guy fans he's cleared to play even though they had a little knock and training but cavani in him they form this fantastic old school strike partnership that we see so little of nowadays and it looks like that partnership will be broken up cavani will probably be on the bench and for my money it's from start will win this tie all right you've got your big money on th

the ones on boyd to yemen is optimistic about bringing an end to the three year war after meeting the leader of the who the rebels and santa barbara for says all sides have a strong desire for peace and offer concrete ideas on how to achieve it in the u.n. hopes to prevent a full scale saudi amrani coalition attack on the port city for data which is a vital entry point for a coalition allied with president hu months or hobbies internationally recognized government has been at war with the since two thousand and fifteen. during this visit i've held meetings with the leaders and representatives. and the general people's congress. i am breaking reassured by the messages i have received which have been positive and constructive several people have been injured after israel began to destroy a bedouin village in the occupied west bank and military exclusion zone has been established around the village and protesters but themselves and the patent holders carry fossett reports. on the dusty rocky ground below the bedouin village of qana heavy machinery prepares the way from friday this will b

other news this hour the three month old coalition government german chancellor angela merkel of boyd's collapse after the interior minister reiterated his threats to quit over immigration policy. broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our team international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us. all right another day on the knockout stage of the two thousand and eighteen world cup has been completed in brazil and belgium now proceed to the quarter final sending mexico and japan packing here's more analysis and commentary on the tournaments the latest results. not using guy you just played in is that an amazing second five goals to enjoy the. load in the end it was. strong but i do really just i have to say japan in my school was in the upset of the tournament it would have been having gone to i mean you could you said there was going to be an upset and he did look like he was going to be that way belgium ranked third in the world japan a sixty sixty one. as it was before the tournament brilliant goals as well as you said all the action coming in the se

grew up in, the macon beacon was the name of the newspaper and that's a great newspaper now, scott boyd has done a great job with when i was growing up in macon, they would run the obituaries on the front page and the newspaper was made up of who visited who at christmas or easter, that kind of thing. that was the kind of small-town paper i grew up with so i'm expecting that in the monroe journal but i get in in 1933. why would i have started in 1933? march 1933? roosevelt is inaugurated, goldstar. roosevelt was thelast person inaugurated in march. they moved it to january after that . we're going to see if lacey said anything about harper lee. let's pull up the first microfilm real and i discovered i had a goldmine because not only does ac lee have an editorial page but got an active and ambitious editorial page. he's writing every week, two, three, four editorials not just about local matters but about the evolution of the new deal over the course of the 1930s and by the late 1930s he's writing about the suppression of religious rights in germany. he's writing about kristallnacht in 1

boyd matheson, and national security and military analyst doctor rebecca graff. great opinions, can't wait to get to it. it is a private meeting, a two our meeting. should this be private? >> it needs to be private. the thing you have to recognize, one of the most important leadership qualities and national security abilities is to be able to look at allies, look at alliances. the russians on many fronts our competitors on many fronts and also important strategic alliance in terms of dealing with north korea. north korea only gets dealt with if there is an alliance not in front of podiums and microphones but where they can talk with china, russia and the us so these private conversations are a critical part of diplomacy. we hyperventilate about what happens at the podium. these private conversations matter and stay private to build the relationship and look at areas where we do need russia or other countries to move our national security. rob: this was a bipartisan concern about what happened in the meeting. >> exactly right. as we know senator bob corker of the

as well that they'll come in for criticism for not backing the protest movement so this will have boyd the protest movement as well however it looks it feels like right now that the protest movement is simply waiting and giving the government a chance to meet their demands. well now to greece where the prime minister alexis tsipras says he takes full responsibility for the wildfires promising the government with what quickly to improve safety regulations the opposition parties accuse the government of not doing enough to save lives and protect people greek officials suspect the five which killed more than eighty people caused by arson move back as the latest from the west affected area mattie. officials looking into the causes of the fires now believe that there are serious indications of arson this is prime minister alexis tsipras is early suspicion giving the speed of the fires that sprout up both east and west of athens also because they appear to have been started simle taney asli we know that earlier on in the week officials have been using an unmanned drone to fly over the entire

. >> the operation to save the 12 boyds and their coach were stuck in that cave dm thailand. they've been there for more than two weeks and that rescue mission is now under way. a local governor calling this "d" day, the high-risk mission starting just hours ago around 11:00 p.m. eastern time. now, officials say that it should take about six hours for skilled divers to reach the boys and another five hours to exit. this entire operation, though, could take two to three days as the boys are being rude likely one by one. >> and they truly are racing against the weather now because the heavy rains in some areas have already started and monsoon level rains are expected to intensify over the next week. >> we have two open tack cals, water and time. this is what we have been racing against since day one. we have to do all we can, even though it is hard to fight the force of nature. all we need say suitable time window when you will conditions are right to carry out the operation. we have been waiting for this right moment. >> david mckenzie live near the cave site there in thailand

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family huddled with me and expressed gratitude for the support, that they have received already.john boydelative of victim "everybody is so devastated. i'd like to thank everybody for being in our corner. so if you can come out, support us, and keep us in your prayers." (grant) a go fund me page for the family is set up.it has already collected more than 370-thousand dollars. (grant)coming up - a baseball team had their equipment stolen after traveling to california for a tournament. how the team was still able to take the field,. (vicki)and next: a dump truck caught in a utilty wire. why this accident is shutting down a new york road for several days. (grant) road could be closed for days ... after a dump truck operator neglected to lower the vehicle's bucket before driving.the bucket is the part of a dump truck that moves up and down to deposit a load.a contractor left it up while driving on a public road near rochester, new york, monday.county deputies say ... it snagged on utility lines. the force took down 12 wires ... endangered another six ... and even knocked over poles. the truck

it is fairly land locked on boyds. we have see -- both sides. our main access, really, is along golden gate. the three trees outlined here are the three trees which are in question in the appeal, which as you can see, lineup directly in the middle of the access to the site. in a few months, this is a rendering of what the project site will look like. as you -- it might be a little hard to see with the glare, but you can see a covered walkway for overhead protection for the safety of not only pedestrians and workers, hoist future vault and a.d.a. access necessary to operate the site. with the three trees remaining there along golden gate, which is our main access to the site, you can see the space provided here, which is emergency access space, egress space, that needs to be kept clear in case there's a fire or an accident within the building. the other areas that have been designated that are happened out here, we -- mapped out here, we need to have power coordinated to the project via pg&e, and this area has been designated to be the power feed

police are looking for people k that totos of men at the indoor swim center in boyd, maryland. man encouraged three women to go into the locker room and snap phthos this month. may be from the baltimore area. >>> flights are back on track for american airlines. an outage that gunded all flights yesterday morning. it took about 40 minutes to restore that system. the airline has apologized to customers for the inconvenience. >>> as the summer speeds by, we're getting closer to football season. that's right. e skins have been busine sieve at training comp down in richmond. can't believe we're looking at this video rightow. yesterday was the first full day of pads. our new qu terback, alex smith, is getting comfortable with his new team and will also have a fifew other new guys on thd. such as rookie running back derrius guice. he sat down with sherry burris yesterday. >> first nfl training camp. how is it going so far? >> it's been good. got out here with the guys and put on pads. you can tell as a rookie, how much do you know?dy sometimes clmuddy and cry. overall, it's been very

. >> in 1958, mickey and his best friend, mechanic fritz boyd, start brainstorming plans for a racecar with four whopping piston engines. >> so no rockets, no jet motors. this is all piston-powered, the same kind of car that you would drive to work. they were mechanical geniuses, but they had to come up with transmissions and rear ends and fuel tanks and all of these things. this was a dream. this was a pipe dream. >> some 120 miles west of... >> finally, in 1960, mickey and challenger 1 hit the salt flats. ♪ he spits off from the starting line... then rockets through the finish at a speed of 406.6 miles per hour. >> my dad was the first american to ever go over 400 miles an hour, and he did that in 1960 in a car that he built in his garage. bonneville is what made my dad an american hero. >> but mickey's achievement comes with an asterisk. bonneville rules require two trips on the 8-mile course. official results are the average of the two speeds to account for wind resistance. on the second race, challenger 1's engine craps out, so mickey starts again from scratch, this time spending

played with boyd dollar, super star in the nfl for the green bay packers. john wooten, an outstanding player for the cleveland browns and an all-pro, the general manager to the eagle and frank clark who played for the dallas cowboys, so i played with some wonderful players and they -- i think made me a better player as it usually happens. welcome, mayor, and most distinguished chairman of the board, danny o'neill. i if you don't say hello to danny o'neill you're in trouble because there's so many o'neills in town but welcome. i'm there, and get to play in what was then the big 8 conference and my great thrill out there was, i parked cars for the oklahoma-colorado game when the oklahoma people came in by helicopter, and they landed in the field, and it was like park my helicopter. how too you park a helicopter? they had the greatest -- one of the greatest collegiate team, all all-americans and great players with distinguished professional careers. so, took my example at the end of the first semester, and said, it's a long way from home, don't get to see my b

you can see them here smiling and chatting in hospital boyd -- beds. main issue now is malnutrition as they each lost an average of 4 1/2 pounds but survival skills were credited for the lack of serious injuries in the group. >> reporter: the human body can survive for many months but -- what is necessary is water, which they chose clean water to drink. >> reporter: divers who assisted said they knew they had to move up their plans when oxygen levels started falling in the cave. >> that put a sense of urgency in with one realizing the long- term survivability of the boys in the cave was becoming a less and less feasible option. >> reporter: doctors said some of the boys are suffering from other effects of spending more than two weeks underground but should make a quick recovery, but experts warn of other posttraumatic psychiatric problems, including nightmares and separation anxiety. >> i would imagine that the rescue that took lace was extremely traumatic -- took place was extremely traumatic and that will have to be addressed as well. >> reporter: th

my name is michael boyd, and i'm the president of californians for renewable energy, inc. and my group recently won a federal lawsuit against the united states environmental protection agency over what's called an unreasonable delay in responding to a civil rights complaint. i want to give some specific comments on the redevelopment amendment. specifically, i am feeling concerned about the risk to the current residents of parcel a and the surrounding community, and i'm feeling that there's more environmental work that needs to be done by the city. i feel like the prior environmental impact report you guys did isn't adequate in light of the recent findings regarding tetratech. i think it would behoove you to do another environmental review on this amendment, and in this review, i would encourage you to do a risk assessment and to do a protocol for lessons learned so that this type of occurrence will not happen again that puts the community on -- at risk. and then, i also would encourage the community to improve its outreach to the community. it just seems kind of improve th

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they put to their own money into boyds. -- into lloyd's. it all changed when i joined.have 90% of the capital. it is no longer individual or private named. --is insurance groups, might be pension funds who want to identify their exposures and their investment portfolio. we are all about being innovative, entrepreneurial. lloye launching a boyds -- d's lab, which is going to be engaging with startups, entrepreneurs. more going we are forward than we have been because we are going to be doing lots of new stuff. >> did you feel the chairman was ready with your policies? did he think you were going to fast or too slow? anywhere hardly worked where the pace was fast enough. that is always the pressure. we have so many players to bring along with us. one of the first things i had to do was present the chinese aviation authority with a special scroll. we have to bring our customers along as well. since the chairman has come on board, he recognizes the complexity and has completely supported the new stuff. that was the lloyd's of london chief executive. you can watch the full e

sworn testimony that till grabbed her and made sexually suggestive comments was not true nothing that boyd did could ever have justified what happened to him she said according to tyson's book the f.b.i. contacted me in the spring of twenty seventeen i shared with him my research materials soon thereafter i got a subpoena from the justice department and shared my research materials beauchamp says don i'm now in her eighty's should be prosecuted but i have to ask everyone all we willing to let. justice takes take its rightful course in this case if she is guilty she should do the tuck in march the justice department informed congress the case had been reopened the associated press first reported on it on july twelfth the department did not disclose any details some of emmett till's relatives say they have been kept informed about the investigation a cousin of the fourteen year old boy killed so long ago said we just hope that justice will prevail robert oulds al-jazeera. coming up next we'll look at. the summit. new ways of using. food. by chefs aimed at sending food. business updates. goin

make that prediction and furthermore, before we started to make a prediction we created a model a boydused to predict the outcome. now to use the kitchen sink approach and let the machine figure out to make that prediction. on the one hand we have a much more predictive ability than people realize because the prediction machines work but there isn't a silver bullet and in the first section with all the limitations because they don't have model and then rely on the underlying data. >> i am happy to stick around for off-line questions afterwards. >> it is clear for me that you can establish monopolies but there is absolutely no reason why those are uniquely retained by human beings. so in and to become more valuable. a lot of people say with human beings. so what reason do you have really to feel that's true? >> that is a great question. i will attack it with just one example. in some sense that is received to take the most refuge. and the question was largely are we still in the first inning and this search moves to this part? at least in the moment with the prediction that is all that

sean boyd with cbs denver did a report a couple weeks ago where she said every student in colorado is approximately $13,000 of funding. the average public school class is 25 students so that's $325,000 doing the math per public school class. the average teacher in a public school class makes about $52,000. 325 of funding and 52,000 to the teacher's salary. where does the rest of the money go? i've asked the question all around colorado. not meant to be a hypothetical question but people have not been able to give me an answer. actually if you look statistically and colorado succeeds has done great work on this. over the last ten years you'll find that the number of students in colorado has grown by about 7% or 8%. the number of teachers by 10% or 11% and administrative costs have grown by 23%. that's priorities that are out of whack, and when you're sign offing off more than 20% of every dollar we pay a teacher to backfill liabilities in a bankrupt public pension system those dollars are not going into the teacher or classroom where they belong. we have to structurally fix this to get