brittany: thank you so much for having me. laura: in other news, venezuela's supreme court has released 22 people from prison, including a high-profile judge and an investigative journalist critical o president nicolas maduro. it comes as the united nations issued a damning report accusing venezuela of kiofing thousand people unlawfully. the u.s. economy created more than 200,000 new jobs in june. the figure is far higher than exhcted, and the robust gro has eased fears of an econoc slowdown promptedtay poor jobs in may. the professional and business services sector gave the biggest boost to the jobs numbers. hundreds have taken part in a rally in hong kong by mothers supporting young peoo have been demonstrating against the beijing-backed government. student grps dismissed an fer from hong kong's leader carrie lam to hold private talks about the unrest. the families of 157 people killed in the ethiopian airlines plane crash want to know if the bowling -- boeing 737 max was airworthy and safe at the time. family members say th

. >> joining me is brittany shepherd from yahoo news. yesterday before leaving his golf club in new jersey, guys, the president was asked whether it was beneficial for him politically to be attacking these four congresswomen of color. here is his answer. >> i don't know if it's good or bad politically. i don't care. i don't care about politics. i don't care if it's good or bad about politics. many people say it's good. i don't know if it's good or bad. i can tell you this, you can't talk that way about our country, not when i'm the president. >> brittany, what do you make of the president's claim here? he's repeatedly tried to portray this so-called squad as the face of the democratic party. >> obviously the president carries about politics. i've been covering the white house for a couple years now. every time i'm near the president, optics are an important thing to him, especially when he's in the swings of a campaign season. what we saw in north carolina is something the president loves, throwing red meat to his base and igniting them

huge amounts of resistance in brittany. it was well known for that. and a young woman was with her mother and they were carrying parachutes and they were participating in the train that would take british pilots or british soldiers through france and then through the pier and he's out through spain and up through england. and they had and they had all these silk parachutes in their suitcases trying to hide them and keep them away from the norman i'm sorry, from the gestapo. so they get to the strain train station and anyone who has been in a train station knows there are no escalators and i have to go up this light upstairs and they each had their bicycles. at the top is the gestapo. and the young daughter sort of loses it. but the mother says to members of the gestapo, excuse me i'm not going to be able to carry my bike and my suitcase up the stairs, could you please do that for me or help me out? and in that way they got the german estoppel to carry silk parachutes up the stairs of the station. so because women were seducers and beautiful and becaus

called grandville, and there is a light house at the point that sort of separated normandy from brittany. that's the observation post the germans used, and it's under the command of our naval officers to use as an observation post. soon we brought in some of our big armaments and they were set up in a field. even though the guns were firing, the french people were bringing in the crops as though nothing was happening. this surprised me and i couldn't help but wanting to make a picture of it. of course these heavy guns caused terrific concussion, and it was difficult to hold a hand-held camera that long. one of the first things that the americans did was to build an airstrip in the st. mary gliese area not far from the coast and they used a strip that was supported by metal wire to keep the planes from sinking into the ground, and they were using it also as a place to take off from with 500 pound bombs under each wing, but the strip was so rough that frequently the bombs would break loose, and even though they were armed, they had to be disarmed and taken off the runway. these were p-47s

brittany hopper is following the investigation. >> reporter: six-year-old cheryl powell is an avid hiker and camper, she and her husband of 40 years set out to camper campsite near grandview campground near death valley. according to a family member, she got out of the car with her small dog while her husband backed there cheap into the campsite. her family says within a matter of minutes, she and her dog who was on a leash went missing. the couples children, their son, and er doctor in la entered doctor getting her phd in santa barbara talk to us via facetime while the search for their missing mother . >> every day gets harder and harder. i go through periods where i almost lose hope. i just break down into tears and i can't get my mind off of all of these potentially horrible things that could be happening. >> they say their parents camp often and usually in remote areas once or twice a month together. they say the two are inseparable, best friends with the type of marriage others strive for . >> she is an inspiration and a role model for me and has more love and wisdom in support that

. >> brittany crashes the red carpet. is she engaged? >> brittany, you look gorgeous. >> star wedding secrets. >> everybody is invited. >> chris pratt's first interview since saying i do. >> she's not an average woman. >> et's tom cruise original flame. >> why she was not asked to be in the sequel. >> then it is my party. >> j-lo's 50th, the party on the private island, a million dollars price tag. >> our exclusive with garth and blake. >> what else do you need to know? this is "entertainment tonight." >> welcome to et weekend. the star power we have coming at you is ridiculous. >> i don't even know where to start. we know exactly where to start. >> brad and leo's first movie together, "once upon a time" just hit theaters. welcome to welcome to entertainment tonight. we are at the huge premier with brad and leo and tarantino. >> this is massive. it is so exciting. >> i feel lucky is what i feel. >> the star power, next level. thousands of screaming fans lost their minds. it is hollywood's hottest new bromance, spent nearly 15 minutes sig

she invited brittany to choreograph something but brit brit was busy. shirtless boyfriend. and brittany wasn't the only one showing off herma man's wash bod abs. miranda lambert used her husband to "it comes out in the wash." no dancing for katy perry. >> the singer spent two days in court as a defendant in a copyright lawsuit. her 2013 hit "dark horse" a grammy nominated christian rapper claims katy stole the beat from his song joyful noise. >> let's talk about it. ♪ ♪ >> katy and the other composures of dark horse said they never heard of the rapper or his song. the trial is expected to last two weeks. >> you know what it is? y'all know what it is. >> so is katy worried? doesn't look like it. wednesday before court she orlando went on a bike date. we'll be with katy's man this week at comic-con and he's promoting carnival road. >>> still ahead, mission impersonator. >> people are losing their minds. >> only we're with the man creating maverick mania all overcoove over comic-con. >>> plus, we're hanging with karate kid all grown up and becoming one of

. >>> time now for a check of the weather and brittany bell in for rob.t out there. >> yes, very hot. i work in north carolina and i thought i was going to get away from the heat. that's not the case. i'm sorry, i think i brought the heat with me. on top of the heat, the other big story on top of that are severe storms. we had severe weather yesterday moving throughout portions of the northern plains, also stretching throughout the great lakes. that's all due to a cold front that will help us out in just a little bit, but first here's a look at some of that video. that severe weather led to damage of a barn that was on top of that, straight line winds knocked over this truck. that accident could have been much worse. that shows you t 70 miles per hour. they had power outages all across the area. that cold front led to that severe weather. more of the same today. there is a slight risk from ohio, stretching from iowa all the way to sections of michigan. that includes portions of chicago, milwaukee, also detroit. the main concern will be strong winds and la

par round of 64 to lead by one shot from a group of four players that includes her fellow american brittanyar's first major, the ana inspiration. england's melissa reid is the leading european on five under par. the women's pga champion, australia's hannah green, is eight off the lead at one over par but it was day to forget for the defending champion angela stanford.

par round of 64 to lead by one shot from a group of four players that includes her fellow american brittany altomare, and kojin—young, the winner of the year's first major, the ana inspiration. england's melissa reid is the leading european on five under par. the women's pga champion, australia's hannah green, is eight off the lead at one over par but it was day to forget for the defending champion angela stanford. the american shot a five over par 76 and faces a battle just to make the cut. colm harrison rounds up the day's action. it's five years since her last tournament victory anywhere, but she served notice that she's ready to end a long drought. on a baking hot day and everyone, creamer, who won this event in 2005, before it was elevated to major status, 17 underpar. she leads by one shot in a group of four letters that includes fellow american britney elsa murray, and three south koreans, among them park. she won this tournament also in its pre— major days, but needs to win again. the other plays in the logjam on six underpar are lee young and this woman codejin young, a winner of o

the right way forward when it comes to going green the french island off sound off the coast of brittany already pretty much relies on renewable energy and now it wants to go a step further and become completely self-sufficient with the use of more green electricity. to run 15 kilometers off of france's atlantic coast suits. every day the tracks around 3000 tourists and boast the largest seen school in europe. the island already generate some of its own power from the wind turbine. and 2 solar power plants. that's usually enough to supply these restaurants the sailing school and much of the rest of sun nikola but eventually they're hoping to be able to rely entirely on renewable energy. or. just watch it when weather on an island or elsewhere in france solar technology is going to develop massively electric vehicles in the means of storing electricity are also going to improve soon we will be able to consistently and balance the network in real time. the island already produces more energy than it consumes so through effective storage there should be enough in future to keep the lights o

city which has been liberated from a few years ago it's a place where people slowly coming back brittany's refugees coming back to the city it's coming back to life in 10 you displaced somalis settling in the area and they told me the stories that they will women telling me about how they lost their husbands how they were on the run for years how they're still not able to go back to their villages because they are under control from al-shabaab and they. i think that these stories it's really impossible not to feel the fear and the pain there is no such thing as safety yet but there is hope and programs like this one really do give the people hope that on the other hand melanie as we mentioned al-shabaab still controls around a 5th of the country how has this group managed to maintain its grip on so much of the country. despite a long growing combat operations by the african union and somali security forces does indeed still hold large swathes of the country especially in rural area of course it's known to be using indiscriminate violence against the somali population but it's also known to

july 4th holiday forecast, here's our accu weather meteorologist, with some good news, hopefully, brittanyws depending on where you live, julie. i can say for sure looking at this map, there's going to be plenty of heat for the 4th of july. tomorrow, lot of 90s, also 80s for daytime highs. there's always a problem spot. this is the area we're most concerned about across the central plains here. looks like we'll have some afternoon showers and thunderstorms, some of which these storms could be on the severe side. marginal risk for seeing tornados out there, but it looks like our greatest problem will be damaging winds and also the potential of some heavy rain. there's a lot of juice to work with in the atmosphere right now with the heat and humidity, so heavy downpours are likely. slow conditions back toward the windy city. then further south toward denver, colorado, looks like you'll be in better shape there. but, everybody wants to know, how are things looking for the fireworks? aside from the areas we just touched on, the other areas that could have poor conditions is along the east coas

. >> brittany, with very few exceptions, republicans are criticizing the president. mark meadows today came out with a very soft criticism of the president, to say the least. we're going to be reading that a little bit later in the show. what does this say about the president's hold on the republican party right now? are they fearful of losing control come 2020? are these people whose seats are up for grabs and that's why they're not speaking out? >> i'm not inclined to read them generously. i think that part of the reason they're resistant is because it is a winning strategy politically for trump. this is both an over call and a dog whistle. even, you know, the tweets about al sharpton today, these attacks whip up a very particular group. aggrieved white men and those men didn't go on the attack and they don't just go on the attack in the voting booth. they harass, they tweet, they email, they put out violent threats towards people who disagree with trump. i think that's one thing. the other thing that is the more disturbing thing, republicans are also going along w

decided to you it was picked up again and engineers built the 1st big title power station in brittany and from. turbines inside the tidal barrage are driven by the ebb and flow of the ocean. but the engineers and country to prop. i'm only few things are suitable for this type of power plant and the garage has also disrupt the coastal ecosystem. but that didn't stop them they saw other ways of using marine energy this time focusing on the strength of waves. wind generation surface waves tend to be large and strong as high latitudes of the northern and southern hemispheres. in scotland in the 1970 s. scientists developed a series of new mechanisms intended to convert the energy of surface waves into electricity many believe that way then energy converters were on the verge of a breakthrough. one such device was called assaulters dark named after its inventor stephen salter from edinburgh the duck was tested wave tunnels but never on the open sea. eventually these ideas fell by the wayside. in the early 2000 came a new attempt with this snake like offshore device its link cylindrical sec

to start with you because i think it's impossible to talk about the story without talking about brittanyhen did you know something was wrong? >> i knew something was wrong when anthony -- when we returned from the star search competition which was many years ago and my grandmother was concerned about her lethargy and her peakidness. that's when we decided to consult with her pediatrician and we got additional information which led to her diagnosis, which was acute nonlimb foe settic leukemia. >> so this led to so many challenges for all three of you. >> yes. >> you had to make a decision to put her in a medically induced coma. you went through chemotherapy treatments. and at the same time, your husband is being invited to perform on "the tonight show" and his career is taking off. it's like this incredible parallel of unbelievable success and the worst that could ever happen to a couple. >> absolutely. it's like how do you think of a happy situation and have that situation related to your personal life and not want to share it with others. so we were somewhat culturally bilingual in that

there drink tensions and attitude to media freedom return and event into the means of achieving the brittany's to political and we believe other countries and responsible journalists will draw their appropriate conclusions and we hope that human drives n.g.o.s and drove an international agencies will no child away from states in their position. and r.t. itself as a news organization has put out a statement about the whole us take a lesson. it takes a particular brand of hypocrisy to advocate for freedom of press well banning inconvenient voices and slandering alternative media suddenly the world has learned to expect just that from the u.k. foreign office. i have to say this isn't the 1st time this has happened to me personally and i've worked with r.t. for coming on to 6 years now and we. i have been sidelined from big events like this before i wasn't allowed into emanuel micron's election headquarters back in 2017 and his party issued a similar excuse at the time citing. talk about to send some ation m. propaganda. a note to make actually which is rather curious about today's event is that a

through to the region of belgium, on the way participating in the breakthrough which would free the brittanyhers in arms, those who you accompanied through the treacherous normandy countryside, you who fought nonstop from 7 june three to 8 july. the brothers in arms who accompanied you to the ardennes region, luxembourg, and even the countryside of czechoslovakia, those brothers in arms, when you were wounded twice in the sign region and on the ardennes. who gave you the strength to head back at the combat until you crossed the rhine river, where you took part in the liberation of the concentration camps, and saw the faces of the survivors and the faces of the executioners alike. and maybe then, in the raw truth of that moment, you understood for what you are fighting. your brothers in arms, of u2, harold terrence, you worked as a radio operator, and deliberately decided to go to france, to lead military operations in normandy, france. and in the rhine region. there have been sometimes, dear paul wirth, dear charles darrow, dear stanley friday, dear harold terrence, in recognition of your un

in on the events throughout this program and of course be going back to our correspondent she had brittany who is at the national mall for us monitoring the events taking place. ok for now let's move on to some other news and iran has condemned what it describes as the illegal seizure of the supertanker by britain of the spanish coast now the u.k. suspects the iranian ship was trying to deliver or oil to syria which is in breach of e.u. sanctions paul brennan has this report. tanker in the shadow of the rock police boats in attendance the oil tanker grace want to see may be calm but the ship is at the center now of an international diplomatic storm spain has revealed that the united states had been monitoring the ships journey past that intelligence to gibraltar government this actually rose from information giving the gibraltar government reasonable grounds to believe that the vessel the grace one was acting in breach of european union sanctions against syria in fact we have reason to believe that the grace one was carrying its shipments of crude oil to the ban yes refinery in syria. that

my name is brittany markman. i'm a parent of a child at souter elementary in the richmond district. i never want to hear anyone say to him, i'll meet you by the dead indian. one of s.f. school district's core values is challenges. this is pride month. where would san francisco, where would the lgbt be if gavin newsom had given in to the racism and denied same sex couples the right to marry in love? this has been denied twice by the board of supervisors and by the board of ed today. aaron peskin has said washington will never get a landmark designation. when you're in the business of doing something symbolic -- >> president cook: thank you. thank you. [applause] >> linda lewin. i'm a retired substitute teacher from san francisco unified school district, and i live about a black awock away, i've seen these murals. i believe this is not the way to teach history by displaying these murals which display racist imagery, and i do believe children need to be educated, particularly nonindigenous children, need to know about the history of native americans, and which is why i wrote and produc

the other four women were killed, including paul schulman's 23-year-old daughter brittany. >> it's beenothing but hell since. people say time heals wounds. how do you go around life and people think things get better when you lose a piece of you that you never get back? >> reporter: just two years later, in 2018 came the limousine accident in schoharie, new york, that claimed 20 lives. it's not just one state. limousine safety standards vary widely across the country. >> injuries going to happen. >> reporter: if it's not built right? >> if it's not built right. >> reporter: dave lipsey inspects stretch limousines for the new york department of transportation. he says lacking tighter regulations, custom builders sometimes cut corners, prioritizing luxury over safety. >> so what they would do is put a beautiful bar in there, beautiful seating and all the amenities to have the niceness and put the weakness in infrastructure. >> reporter: so in other words, they're adding the luxury features, but then in some cases they're skimping on the safety measures. >> correct. >> reporter: for exampl

hospital scl we're learning new information about a deadly crash on the bw parkway. 20-year-old brittany rks was killed last week when a car slammed into her. she was a howard university o student studying t a dentist. u.s. park police say 24-year-old darnel bassett hit and killed her. he was try to lose police in a chase. darnell bassett has been charged with a felony for an incident on june 26, the same day as the bw parkway crash. prosecutors have not said ifth at charge is for burks' death. bassett has been in the hospital in police custody since the crash. >> well, we just wrapped up pride month celebrating the lbgtq community here and abroad. today a district couple shareds diturbing video showing a man vandalizing their pride flag. news 4's meagan fitzgerald has their story. >> this is a very qet residential commuerty. >> repo the last five years bet ed rhodes and her husband have considered independent avenue in southeast home and feel comfortable and purchased this security camera to be safe and this morning they captured this, a man walking on to her yard, tearing down her prid

parkway where police say he slammed into the back of a car on a ramp to the beltway. 27-year-old brittany burkes died in that crash. her family said she was studying to be a dentist. >> a woman is seriously hurt after a crash near train tracks in fauquier county. chopper 4 was over the scened f the railrossing last night. we are told a pickup truck rear-ended other vehicle and ended up in the path of the train. the driver and the kids in the pickup managed to get out but the train pushed the vehicle into the driver. she was badly injured and one of the kids suffered minor injuries. charges are pending. >>>00ou are probably one of 2 million americans about to spend the next several days under dangerous temperatures. >> it's even hotter than it was this week and you need to start preparing now. >> it's just really hot, really exhausting. >> water helps you stay hydrated. >> it has to be icy. it's so hot outside. >> here in d.c., the heat index will soar past 105 degrees. the cdc says extreme heat is one the leading causes of weather-related death. the heat has already killed four people in

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don't clean up after their pets dropping so e star leaving messages for the owners on sidewalks as brittanyroppings are not the subject of his message. >>they are the message. no excuse pick up that deuce. >>and if your dog pooped. >>you better have a scoop. karl wrote this chalk message you'll find near 32th street and sweet water, i'm not even mad at your dog just wants what we all want. >>to make up healthy and out of food. i'm mad at you. the owner for not cleaning it up. the dog that owner. >>the better he started sade in may after always finding near his home and started circling the proof. >>on the sidewalks it just turned into a singing where my neighbors really and enjoyed year olds that i was coming up with city of phoenix as a can't do anything about coop left on sidewalks. >>it only has an ordinance addressing trash and debris on private property citations only apply to homeowners with excessive litters i don't think that there is any kind of fine or learn illegality that we get into because we're not in a homeowners association which is why curl made it his duty to address the

like, my wife brittany is the choreographer.jimmy: wow. is john legend involved? >> john legend - >> john legendto so keeping with night's theme, john legend is the executive producer [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's what happened when you come on as a guest on the show, you work with either chrissy teig or john legend.[ laughter ] >> they run everything, you >> jimmy: they run everything. they run the world >> powerful people >> jimmy: and then "south side. >> "south side", baby, yeah. >> jimmy: dude, you guys have fant - >> y'allike chicago? >> south side! [ cheers ] >> jimmy: you filmed it in chicago. >> partly in chicago you know, i always tell peoplewa i born and raised on the south side of chicago. and you know, when i watch the news - i'm sure you watch tat news and you see coming out of chicago. it's a little challenging, it's a little tough but what we say is, what you see is really a small piece of a huge pie and our show, "southide", is going to give you the rest of the pie. you guys want some dessert [ cheers and applau

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spa >>> we are learning new envelopes tonight on that deadly crash on the bw parkway. 27-year-old brittany bks was killed last week. she was sitting in her suv when a car slammed into her killing hercat thee. she was a howard university student studying to be a dentist. u.s. park police te us 24-year-old darnell bassett hit and killed burks. he was trying to lose police in ase. according to the u.s. attorney, bassett has been charged now with a felony for an incident oj e 26th, the same day as that crash. now prosecutors have not said if that charge is for burks' death. bassett has ben in the hospital in police custody since the crash. the american civil liberties university is calling for an investigation into its use of force training. thegroup condems a encounter with a bystander, a bistander who was trying to defend a teenager who was detained by metro police. we reached out to metro for a response to the aclu's call but have not hea back from them. >> a world cup showdown between the u.s. and england f.only every tuesday could be this exciting. we've got aimee cho at a watch party and

weekend, especially for 30 states of all 50 states because a heat wave is going to slam them now brittany ships used to work here. she's in philadelphia. >>i she's talking about one 15 in philadelphia. why. >>how i thought phoenix is hot that that gets to be like one 5116 and that's when they stop airplane to know because they have tires will melt. so she's won 15 plus humidity in philadelphia. she. >>oh the humidity. that's another matter. we don't have to deal with this by any of this john, you know he no humidity nothing really hardly any 90's. >>it's tough. >>makes you appreciate being in the bay area at least right now just really nice weather for the weekend. unfortunately while much of the country does look at that very hot weather. this is your look from sutro tower riconservatory of flowers is sitting under some nice clear skies right now didn't see skies is clear all day yesterday so shows you just how different this day starting out there's mount diablo out in the distance under some mostly sunny skies as well and just a few clouds hanging on about berkeley, but some brightness

labor or deportation in the channel islands which are the -- it's small islands off the coast of brittany which were the only british territory under consideration. and they were building their camps there, my father was with 900 detainees there, and they were building what they called the atlantic wall. they were building block houses and bunkers and things like that. and my father had -- >> and that was because they thought the allies might invade through -- >> yes, it was called the atlantic wall. it was supposed to stop any invasion from the allies. and my father had a very bad accident when he was there. he was carrying a trough of seemant on his head on the scaffolding, he stepped on a loose bolt. the loose bolt came to hit him on his head and he fell off a cliff. and he was picked up a couple of hours later by the soup truck. he was losing his blood and he was almost killed actually, but he was very strong and he survived that. but at that point -- you know, in that camp he was still able to communicate to send us letters at home. and then my mother was able to write to him also. a

news is brittany shepherd dachshund yahoo! news' brittany shepherd.nd up next, naomi schaefer talks about the mission to shift the mission of the wealthiest charitable foundations. we will be right back. ♪ store --span cities tort is exploring the american story. in cooperation with our cable partners, this weekend we take you to missoula, montana. a population of 66,000, it is it second largest city in the heart of the northern rocky mountains. all the time,s particularly in the fall when they are looking for a and domestic fruit. fruit in the valley. the state of grizzlies in the west is at this crucial moment where we have to decide how much space we are going to make for these wild animals. >> join us today at noon eastern on booktv for this and other offerings. sunday, our look at missoula continues on c-span three. jumper isl of a smoke to parachute into wildfires were it is in accessible to other firefighting resources. we are fighting these fires in the wilderness and keeping them from becoming massive wildfires. >> the c-span cities tour, exp

i think brittany can talk to the actions happening on the ground on the policy front. >> there's a lotent on the hill. i think everybody should be looking out for everything from the criminalization of executives that, through negligence, allow data hacking, all the way to data ownership where individuals will have property rights over the data they produce since it is the only asset class where us as producers don't have any rights at the moment. >> we should note that we reached out to facebook for comment but didn't hear back. the great hack is available now on netflix. thank you both for joining us today on this important issue. >> thank you. >> congratulations on the documentary. >>> final thoughts? >> well, mika, we had the day for the history books yesterday and now the ball is squarely in the court of the democrats on capitol hill. we'll see what happens with them. you know, still much to play for here, but i think it really is their call now what to do. >> that's right. there is so much to look forward to as to what happens next. i think we should take a pause and i want to ec

in 2002, a 3-year-old girl named brittany cecil, died after being struck in the head by a hockey puck at a national hockey league game in columbus, ohio. the national hockey league responded quickly, ordering protective netting behind their goal. major league baseball should show equal concern for their fans. ensuring the fans of safety -- the safety of fans at baseball stadiums is a tradition that stretches back to 1879, when the providence grays put up a screen behind home plate to shield fans from the area that was called the slaughter pin at that time. the increasing number of fans hit by balls makes it clear that new safety standards are needed at ballparks. this week, today, we'll see major league's baseball finest players at the all-star game. baseball fans deserve the best too. i urge the commissioner and all baseball teams to extend safety netting at major league baseball parks to the foul poles. let's not wait until next season. increasing fan safety is a win for everyone. madam president, i ask that the next statement i'm about to make be placed in a separate part of the re

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