this is about his relationships with the carroll family, charles carroll, daniel carroll of rock creek -- or his cousin, john carroll, the bishop. >> why would you have an interest in that? >> only because i am related to charles carroll carter and i am charles carroll carter jr. >> you do know that i knew that. [laughter] in the declaration of independence he, he was one of the 56 men who pledged everything. for this nation. i could go individually amongst the three daniels but all of them were fine, upstanding individuals. all of them were my contemporaries. they were well-respected gentlemen. i will tell you that they did selfless public service. in other words, in agreeing to this negotiation with them, it did not work out particularly well for all of them. and so, i believe that in many respects, it is the height of selfless public service that is being displayed by this family in general. donald: if there are no other questions, i think i will close by saying that this is the kind of question that i would have asked but in reverse. i would have asked, what was the ir reading of t

carroll: we are talking about space aged balloon rides. jason it goes back to money. : billionaires are pouring money into the space race 2.0. carol: it is an economic story. lebron suspect what we are from our reporter who took us to spacex. jason: not to elon musk, but to a woman behind elon who is making it all happen. max: gwynne shotwell is the coo and president of spacex. she has been one of the people closest to elon musk over the last 15 years or so. she is the person besides elon musk who is most responsible for turning this into something more than a wild set of dreams to colonize mars. jason: where did she come from? max: she is from the midwest, north of chicago. she started at chrysler and moved into the aerospace industry. musk founder in 2002 when there was not a lot there. it was like, we're going to make cheap rockets and make spaceflight cheaper and eventually get to mars. gwynne said, we will have to sell some of these rockets. she had to do this amazing thing which was convince nasa and some of the private telecom compa

carroll was so adamant against him. i got that off my chest so hit me with your question. [laughter] history,s one is on this says name one war fought by the united states in the 1800s. one war fought by the united states in the 1800s. daniel that would be as -- espanol americana. host: the last one in 1898, very true. texas next, alfonso, democrats line. born inyeah, i waws chicago, i'm mexican. i got to know different nationalities ever since i was a kid. i went to school with blacks, i went to school with -- so, my mind is a lot different because now i'm on pension and i live here down here near the border and so it is all spanish and they even tell me, what kind of mexican are you? just because i know other ethnic groups and my mind is not -- i nationality type of like right now it is down here all mexicans. host: how long have you been a citizen? caller: since i was born in chicago. i'm 47 years old. i mean, i'm 77 years old. i think a lot different than the people down here at the border. and they even notice that because i was raised different. that is my comment. h

host: abigail markwyn is associate professor of history in carroll university. where is that? prof. markwyn: in wisconsin. host: how long have you been teaching? prof. markwyn: i've been teaching at carroll for 12 years , and i taught part time a little bit before that. and then in graduate school. full time for 12 years. host: one of your many projects, co-editing a book, what is this all about? prof. markwyn: it's a collection of essays by various scholars about women in general at world fairs, so looking at the way that women, women groups participate in world fairs, way women were represented in world fairs and using gender as a leverage to examine a number of different fairs from that perspective. host: what have you learned? prof. markwyn: well, we've learned, i co-edited that book with a colleague, and i would say that we learned that gender is incredibly important in fairs. it manifests itself in a lot of different ways, and even at fairs that didn't have women's buildings, women were participating in fairs, in organizing and influencing and working and in lots of different

carroll: and that is to bring a piece of a comment back to earth.imitra: the caesar mission is a team of people led by steve squires, a professor at cornell, who successfully led the mars rover mission. opportunity and spirit. this is going to travel out to a specific comet, 67p. >> a well-known comet? dimitra: comets are very important to nasa. we know more about 67 p than any other comet. priority for nasa in the science community. there is a lot of organic material, clues in pristine condition that will give us answers to questions about the start of the solar system and the beginning of life. jason: what you take away from writing this about how a mission gets put together now? it is different now than it was 30 or 50 years ago, even from the mars mission? dimitra: i can't speak to 30 or 50 years ago. i think the mars mission is instructive in terms of just telling steve squires about putting together all the pieces. he is in competition with another project. a nasa competition, new frontiers, up to $1 billion, a pretty healthy sized budget. the

sound from -kevin carroll - executive director, hotel council of san francisco - " when these thingsects all of us the taxi the hotel the restaurant we need to be concerned." that's kevin carroll, executive director of the hotel council of san francisco, they represent hotels here and their guests. reacting the news according to sf travel, the city's convention and visitors bureau that a large medical convention that has been coming to san francisco since the 1980's, is looking for a new host city because of the dirty streets and the homeless issue plaguing the area. sound from -kevin carroll - executive director, hotel council of san francisco - " we want to make sure the guests and employees are safe" sf travel does not want to name the five-day trade show that draws 15,000 attendees, and pumps about $40 million into the local economy because they are hoping to lure them back in the future. the convention told sf travel "that they loved the city, but post convention surveys revealed their members were afraid to walk th streets amid the open drug use, threatening behavior and mental

sound from -kevin carroll - executive director, hotel council of san francisco - " when these things leave it affects all of us the taxi the hotel the restaurant we need to be concerned." that's kevin carroll, executive director of the hotel council of san francisco, they represent hotels here and their guests. reacting the news according to sf travel, the city's convention and visitors bureau that a large medical convention that has been coming to san francisco since the 1980's, is looking for a new host city because of the dirty streets and the homeless issue plaguing the area. sound from -kevin carroll - executive director, hotel council of san francisco - " we want to make sure the guests and employees are safe" sf travel does not want to name the five-day trade show that draws 15,000 attendees, and pumps about $40 million into the local economy because they are hoping to lure them back in the future. the convention told sf travel "that they loved the city, but post convention surveys revealed their members were afraid to walk th streets amid the open drug use, threatening behavi

sound from -kevin carroll - executive director, hotel council of san francisco - " when these things leave it affects all of us the taxi the hotel the restaurant we need to be concerned." that's kevin carroll, executive director of the hotel council of san francisco, they represent hotels here and their guests. reacting the news according to sf travel, the city's convention and visitors bureau that a large convention that has been coming to san francisco since the 1980's, is looking for a new host city because of the dirty streets and the homeless issue plaguing the area. sound from -kevin carroll - executive director, hotel council of san francisco - " we want to make sure the guests and employees are safe" sf travel does not want to name the five-day trade show that draws 15,000 attendees, and pumps about $40 million into the local economy because they are hoping to lure them back in the future. the convention told sf travel "that they loved the city, but post convention surveys revealed their members were afraid to walk th streets amid the open drug use, threatening behavior and m

. >> reporter: mayor o'connor says the park itself is designed t alleviate the flooding of carroll creek which flooded downtown frederick in 1976. he said he's aware of conrns about increase in residential flooding in baker park. >> if these storms are more mmon or frequent than they've been we have to do the evaluation on our side to find out i there are changes to our stormwater and wastewater stems toitigate these problems in the future. >> reporter: to give you a feeling for ton work here, under this park are two tunnels, both of which a school bus can be driven through. those have to fill up with water before this area fviods. sly, something that is being watched with great concern. live in frederi, jackie bensen, news4. >> thank you. get the latest forecast befor you headut the door tomorrow morning. storm teamlo meteorogist, chuck bell and sheenaarveen will have you covered from 4:00 to a.m. >>> we're following breaking news in montgomery county. a barricade situation on mozart drive in silver spring. aanefuses to leave his home. we don't know ifny there'se else inside with him. t

you can see the highest ma mounts in carroll county. zooming in on where we're seeing some ofhese flash flood warnings in effect until 9:30. some areas picking up 1 1/2 to 2 inches of rain. prince williams, fairfax county, arlington and the district. something we're going to continue to monitor really until about 9:30 this evening, at least. >> it really is a dangerous time tonight. ife awaiting somebody at home, you know, they're a little bit late, give them a call and say take your time. don't drive through the flooded roads. way more important you get home safely. this rain finally starts to move out tomorrow. a chance to dryut. chance of a late day storm on friday,00, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00. we have the beyonce and jay-z concert friday and saturday. olated shower most of the area dry with a high of 8 next week hopefully not a repeat of what we've seen this week. guys we're going to continue, going off the air here in ten minutes but we're going to continue to keep you posted on facebook and twitter and of course on the nbc washington app

sound from -kevin carroll - executive director, hotel council of san francisco - " when these thingsive director of the hotel council of san francisco, they represent hotels here and their guests. reacting the news according to sf travel, the city's convention and visitors bureau that a large medical convention that has been coming to san francisco since the 1980's, is looking for a new host city because of the dirty streets and the homeless issue plaguing the area. sound from -kevin carroll - executive director, hotel council of san francisco - " we want to make sure the guests and employees are safe" sf travel does not want to name the five-day trade show that draws 15,000 attendees, and pumps about $40 million into the local economy because they are hoping to lure them back in the future. the convention told sf travel "that they loved the city, but post convention surveys revealed their members were afraid to walk th streets amid the open drug use, threatening behavior and mental illness that are common on the streets."san francisco's biggest industry, is tourism, it brings in $9

until jean carroll. >> most fellows have a tough day at the racetrack, they get nasty.ut not my jack. he's so sweet nothing bothers him. he drinks. he drinks to steady his nerves. the other night they got so steady, he couldn't move at all. >> jean carroll was in a comedy team with a guy named buddy hal, who she ended up marrying, and buddy hal went off to war, so jean carroll rewrote their act so she could do it herself. became a solo stand-up. >> this guy ate like he was going for the chair. as for manners, you know, i've seen people eat with their hands before, but not soup. >> she got rave reviews. she was playing the same venues, as all the biggest comedians of the late 1940s, and getting bigger laughs than the guys. >> welcome to "you bet your life." say the secret word and an extra hundred dollars. it's a common word. something you always have with you. phyllis diller, i'll start with you. phyllis, what do you do to break up the monotony of housekeeping and taking care of five small gorillas. >> well, i'm really not a housewife anymore. i'm an entertainer. >> phy

john carroll. >> supervisor kim: thank you so much. motion to amend as supervisor peskin has articulated. can we take that motion without opposition? we can do that. colleague it's -- >> supervisor peskin: can we move the item as amended to the full board with a positive recommendation? i would make that motion. >> supervisor kim: so a motion to move item number 1 with recommendation to the full board and we can do that. a second we can do that, again, without objection. mr. clerk, call item 2. >> clerk: to execute amendment number 1 to agreement number cs247r, customer and administrative services for the program with calpine l.l.c., for continued support of the clean power s.f. and to authorize the general manager of the san francisco public urkts tilts commission to execute the agreement. and increasing the agreement by $14,030,000 to not exceed $19,630,000 and to extend the term of the agreement up to three years for a total term of november 1, 2015, through october 31, 2021, with a three-year option to extend the contract. >> super

the lost package was meant for lauren carroll's seven month old son. says her son can't drink formula because it makes him sick. for the last week, carol has been looking for answers from the u.s. postal service. the mother was called for active duty and moved to pennsylvania last minute. knowing she was going to run out of milk, she had her husband --who is also active duty -- ship out the frozen breast milk last week.lauren carroll, mother: "he put it in a styrofoam cooler, packed it with dry ice and told them what it was like explained that and they were pretty good with them. they knew what it was."them. they knew what it was." the family paid a hundred $122, for the package to be overnighted and insured. the postal service is now saying the package was damaged, sent to a mail recovery center and disposed of. the agency issued a statement promising to refund the shipping cost. time lost pumping.. (justine) the so-called "hot water challenge" involves drinking boiling water ... or pouring it on a friend. it's already killed a child in florida.(ken)

[no audio] annette: that was stephen carroll with today's business news. time for our press reviews. let's take a look at what's making headlines around the world. ,hat's a start with pakistan ahead of tomorrow's key election. >> pitting three men againinst eaeach other. you have imran khan, the former regular, the pakistan muslim league leader, the brother of the former prime minister, and bhutto zardari, the son of the late benazir bhutto. you can see the pakistani daily dawn says it's shaping up to be a tight race. a lot of undecided as the voters mold their options. by the by, imran khan is hoping to avoid his 20-year-old election losing streak. annette: and it's notable for its representation of minorities? >> we found think news, lgbt news, and lgbt news site, homosexuality is illegal but it has guaranteed basic rights for transgender citizens, recognizing a third gender. now, one of those candidates has a pretty harrowing or a. she talks about being the survivor of an acid attack, being forced to leave home at 13 and assaulted by relatives, she now

jason carroll, cnn, new york. >> meeting with the royals.et's get insight with richard sits simmons, a royal commentator, live in our london bureau. always a pleasure to have you here on the show, richard. let's talk about this. overall, mr. trump insulting his host the next day apologizing, heaping praise on her, put into context the take aways from this u.s. president's visit to your nation. >> reporter: well, i think from the famous occasion in the 16th century when henry viii met france's of france at the field of gold, there have been certain court sis observed in most diplomatic occasions. this was certainly not one of them. it's become notorious. there has been a great deem offed a vs. publicity about it. there is no question the interview with the son was an unbelievable gaffe because clearly he knew what he was doing. equally, he appears vf thought that giving an interview to an anti-eu paper owned by murdock, which is also tabloid, not particularly highly regarded by britain's intelligencia and also making a personal attack on tere

and joined in the studio by stephen carroll. are starting out with the death of the former process fee up chrysler -- former ceo of fiat chrysler. reporter: the 66-year-old died after publications from surgery. he announced he would not return to the company after that surgery. he had overseen fiat takeover of chrysler in 2009 and successfully spun off the ferrari brand into a separate company. estate of saying the best way to honor his memory was to build on his legacy as a company. next to the u.s. come over the eu commission president will be meeting withth president trump later. reporter: the tone of the meeting has been set by president trump on twitter. he's said that terrorists are great -- he's said that tariffs are great. they will try to talk him out of ,mposing new tariffs on cars saying they should drop all barriers and subsidies. germany's car industry represents the body has welcomed these talks >> -- these talks. reporter: it is a very good thing the president of the european commission is in t the united states a

the mother of a two-year-old was killed when a carrolled off the back of a tow truck into the ditch where she was working. >> should they be shut down? >> yes. they should. >> it was suspended. were you aware of that? >> tonight we investigate how this company managed to stay under the radar until we started asking questions. we'll show you what happened when we try today get answers at the tow yard in oakland. hope to see you tonight at 11:00. >>> you can always reach out to the investigative unit. >>> coming up h the bay nbc bay area responds. >>> she is not exactly loving her match making service mostly because she is being billed without actually using it. nbc bay area responds next. the y >>> first happening now actor george clooney involved in a crash in italy. the 57-year-old star was rush today a hospital after a car cut in front of his scooter and hit him. he is not discharged. >>> also, folks in eng lath land getting ready for the match tomorrow. england takes on croatia. we'll have more news after the break. san francisco woman who f breaking up with a dating service was hard t

it means nearby waterways like carroll creek this baker park could rise significantly as well.atching water rise close to the edge of the parkway. that water making its way down over the edge into the park's flood control system, which is designed to stem flooding into the greater frederick area. but even this system here can be overtaxed. n u might recall backmay after days of heavy rain,sa we some heavy flooding as well heri baker park. the landscape was saturated. benches and cans were overturned. parts of the park are still recovering from all of that damage. blive, as you might notice, there are several homes that surround the baker park area and the creek area as well. even if the flood control system is inoe place andwork, they can still see flooding in their homes and basements as well. all eyes today on t forecast coming our way. we're live in frederick. i'm justin finch, news 4. aaron, angie, back to you. >> thank you, justin. >> the tornado warning that we tracked live for you yesterdayed morning turut to be an actual tornado. you can see the done to the athletic fie

parts of howard and carroll county, back to northern loudo county under severe thunderstorm warning. this is going to go until 5:45 tonight. the new severe thunderstorm warng issued for parts of northern anne arundel county, ts ofof baltimore and p the county also in effect until 5:45. these severe thunderstorm warnings are being issued because of strong gusty winds and potential for hail as well. we then head southern loudoun, fairfax, northern prince william and fauquier counties where a severe thunderstorm warning is in effect there unt 5:45. the latest storm reports, all these cie lgcles on your screene wind damage reports. in petersville, thunderstorm wind damage around 4:45 with a tree down on the roadway near the intersectionck causing b roads. we're seeing a lot of these reports across the area. overall, it's this mainline that's going to be the mainin ker tonight, the main weather maker. we're going to be looking atin this m toward the east at 25 miles an hour, moving towards chantilly at about 5:30. fairfax at about 5:45. 5:50.ersburg around looking at the sef very weather

stephen carroll joins the. we are going to start in pakistan where it is reported where the company is seeking a fresh bailout from the imf. stephen: plans being drawn for the new prime minister to seek the largest ever rescue package from the imf. local media reporting the country has secured a loan of $2 billion from china. that is adding two expectations of an imf deal to come. any agreement would limit the new leaders pledged increased public spending. although pakistan economy is projected by the imf to grow by 5% this year, it is running a budget deficit. 10 days ago, the central bank said it only had $9 billion left in for its -- foreign-currency reverse, prompting a move for sinking finance elsewhere. >> in spain, taxi unions meeting with officials today and talking about ride sharing apps. stephen: they met in barcelona and madrid. drivers want government to restrict the number of licenses given for companies like uber. this is the latest excavation over -- escalation about industry that is growing. bo

jason carroll, cnn, new york. >> i don't know what it is about that bizarre blimp. all right.ll so much more joining us. have a safe weekend. "ac 360" starts right now. >>> good evening. when president trump meets vladimir putin in finland on monday, he'll be more prepared than ever, armed with more evidence than ever to confront him over russia's attack on 2016 presidential election, if he chooses to, which keeping him honest, is a very big if. today robert mueller's grand jury handed up indictments that for the very first time directly connect 2016 campaign interference to the kremlin itself. and the response so far from the white house, it doesn't mention the attack. it doesn't mention the kremlin. it does not mention vladimir putin. it does not mention the russians at all, in fact. al

>> jason carroll, thanks very much.anwhile, let's check in with chris cuomo to see what's coming up tonight on "cuomo prime time." chris? >> j.b., big night. these findings on the report released today by the senate intelligence committee. they really change the narrative that you hear coming out of the white house about the russia probe. we will take you through what it means. it will be part of the great debate we have. we have the attorney for peter strzok, looking at some of the stink on the probe itself. he's on to make the case for his client. >>> and lavar ball, distant cousin of john berman, is on the show tonight to talk about what lebron means to the lakers and whether these two big personalities, big baller and the king, can coexist. >> chris cuomo, we'll see you later. thanks very much. >>> we're just now getting in new video from thailand of the trapped soccer team. we'll take you back to the scene next. and save big on home appliances. to help make your holiday a blast. ♪ get up to 40% off appliances, and

carroll listen to me carefully. i want you to. run run. run . the. nobody knows for sure where did that what catherine. but there was a rumor in town that it had been that doesn't extend two years now so maybe she's an old cow living in one of those caves maybe she's even thinking of coming back to with the horde. or maybe she's dead and i'm only chasing a ghost. but sometimes to feel that life is still worth living you need to believe in something. i decided to believe in a what kal living in a cave. in the end. hello there temperatures have been soaring for many of us in north america in fact california many of us have seen the temperatures over forty degrees very very hot and the best place to enjoy or whether that high is across the sea so all the beaches have been packed it also means the wildfires have been continuing though we've had quite a problem over the last week or so still staying mostly dry forests here the wetter weather those two areas really the first one making its way across canada and the second one across the southeastern region

fired uprn already this radaroking at storm tracker up towards the frederick-county, getting into the carrolld then around balti as well. quick zoom in on those strongest storms around w baltimore rightith a couple lightning bolts there, south western portion of their beltway ano then starting t push out to the north and east ace'ss the bay. s the were unin one in frederick county maryland getting up therbrsrroll county. our day ahead planner. most of the morning hours should be dry. as we get into the afternoon and to the evening hours we'll have to watch out for those storms poing up. hot one today.h 91 degrees, a weekend mostlyn'ry. carule out a patchy storm but most of s will notee them this weekend and just kind of enjoy the weekend afterlast weekend. th text week, storm n nteno ichances really increase , we'll keep an eye on those. that's weather. erin is back with the roads y,is morning. he erin. >> 5:56 right now keeping our eyes on the beltway. a bigow crash hissiesn to the righ the rightlderminungtie. wn through le collooks good. watch for rubberneck delay 270 however s problem free

i'm joined by steven carroll. we'll be paying close attention to what happens to technology shares when wall street opens in a few hours. >> we will. tech shares have now entered correction territory on the fine plus index. that's what we use to describe facebook, amazon, netflix and google. but it was a fall that started last week when facebook warned of slowing growth. it spread across the sector now wiping some $300 billion off the value of those companies. this was the picture at the close of wall street yesterday. falls across the board. twitter particularly bad hit there. could be news later for the sector. apple is publishing its results. >> new economic data showing a slowdown in the growth of eurozone. >> it zame in at 0.3% for the three months between april and june. that's the lowest level it's been in two years. in spain, growth was the slowest it's been in four years at.6%. while in italy it was .2% growth for the last quarter. if the trade tensions were to erupt again with the united states, it's wow

. >> host:ic from norwich new york carroll on the democrat's line. >> caller: good morning.i have two questions. the first one is about new york 22, the race between claudia and anthony. i wondered how you would handicap it, and any other thing you'd like to say about that district. my second question is about a relatively new book by alan abramowitz called the great realignment about race, party and transformation of the party system with the rise of trump. i wonder what he thought of that book. thank you very much. >> guest: alan abramowitz is a friend of mine, a terrific political scientist and died hi. book on my bed stand and it is waiting to be reads as soon asi finish john mccain's book which i mostlyhe through. the answer to other question i was david wasserman our editor with you because he's a guy who is our grantor expert. new york 22, central upstate new york, utica, binghamton. the republican incumbent claudia, this is a district in the present election votes 6. more than a republican. in a level playing field democrats might have just but it would be pretty uph

had that golden generation before us were called in and you know these great players that steven carroll in the front line part of the way it really is no doubt this squad on paper was one of our strongest ever but it didn't really perform and whether that was because of pressure or all us being a team of individuals and naughty what we have now seems much more like that you know i think we've got managing our southgate who me included a lot of people were skeptical of at first as to whether he was going to have the experience of the know how to get us further than we've begun but most importantly he's the right kind of character that we need to do right now and he's found a way of making these young players joe an easy young team is one of the youngest teams ever world cup one of the youngest things at this world cup as well so we didn't go into of expectations often that's one of the key reasons for doing well and we had a good group the group for us no it was tough but we had two teams into the teacher in panama no disrespect to them that we were able to get wins against and asking us

great plaza steven carroll in the front paws the way it really is no doubt this squad on paper was one of our strongest ever but it didn't really perform and whether that was because of pressure or rule or. being a team of individuals and auti what we have now seems much more like that you know i think we've got managing to me included a lot of people were skeptical as to whether he was going to have the experience of the know how to get them we paid but most importantly he's the right kind of character that we need to do right now and he's found a way of making these young players joe an easy young team is one of the youngest teams ever one of the youngest things at this world cup as well so we don't go into the expectations often that's one of the key reasons for doing well and we had a good group the group frustrate it was tough but we had two teams in panama no disrespect to them. that we were able to get wins against and i guess and so. no question saturday was for the high drama for the fun well that seems. to hold. you. was. the few. the was that was. you. was. was. ok this is h

ok she has no mouth she lives outside of london and was named after a character from lewis carroll's through the looking glass she also isn't a cat but everyone knows her as hello kitty and since one thousand seventy four she has been one of the most popular cartoon characters in history she breaks an over six billion dollars a year in fact but hello kitty is finally out on herself with her latest adventure her own she guns and or bullet train debuting in japan this week the adrian car is covered in the signature pink and white of the iconic character but inside it's even more of a low key be it with a life size statue of hello kitty and i train uniform and more at the train will run from osaka. until just until september so if you are in japan and i am positive you won't be able to. i'm smiling on her and. dominate in the world. i just want her stickers and they're just they're great and racers are about as are so period of the trains and remember everyone in this world we are not folded we're above the law tell you all i love you i am tyrrel been to downtown l.a. keep on watching t

carroll compares pictures of a russian cluster bomb and the bomb in the video to see whether they match. or some activists sanchez the measurements of the shout that is made up. in the book they're going to be i measured them on this model as well but i did it the diameter of the bomb was forty six sentiment a sort of another after the impact its diameter became a bit to foam that's normal but it means that we're still talking about the same type of bone. to the end. one of the spirits of my work and change of strategy that i have made in the office of the prosecutor is to lend importance to the tourney forms of evidence. in august two thousand and twelve facto bensouda brought molly an islamist fucking ahmadi to trial on charges of war crimes. we have brought against him but. involves the most serious crimes. they're about the destruction of the place of all historic monuments and they're about assault on the dignity identity of entire populations and their religion and historical roots. in. the islamist group and sardine associated with al qaeda occupied timbuktu in the summer of two

the first german woman to hold the title since steffi graf back in one thousand nine hundred six carroll says winning wimbledon is a quote career highlight but it's still sinking in. with the wimbledon trophy in her hands and the cabin now just has the french open missing from her collection a career grand slam winning all four majors is now a possibility for the time being experience has taught the german to save at this moment we spin off what a says it's the difference and i'm glad that it's the third grand slam and not the first so. because now i know what to expect but i also know how to deal with this and i want to enjoy every minute of us. to understand he had a moment denise. kerberos to number four in the world rankings after saturday's victory over the seven time wimbledon champion serena williams. she was overcome with emotion at the end of the tournament every player dreams of winning. and it wouldn't have been wimbledon without this. the champions dance bringing character together with the men's winner novak djokovic. joke of it's not realistic the dancers joke of each of co

through it with those incredible people now i'm sure you've heard that this new movie directed by carroll said every city every new of cold lives or some more about those years when you got a lot of flack from people who actually lived through that period for example from barry's good bench you go for not depicting the protagonist relationships that live styles accurately and i think that raises a very interesting question about artistic freedom when an artist is making a movie about another arses how accurate. how detailed he should be do you have any any ideas and you know it's a complicated answer most of all because i have not seen the movie but when i was in leningrad two months ago they kept asking me about that when i was being interviewed wanted to know they were trying to show me a little piece of the film you know for me. again films aren't always accurate they're based on so that's ok i would say without seeing the film so i can't comment exactly on on the summer film but for me i think the most important thing is that when they're portraying somebody that is known and especial

large scale geophysical program all four of the sorry i wrote in this morning edwards to see what carroll choice potentially here i know what we've discovered is that the landscape which through this morning's. excavations have yielded evidence of sites that were used by cults as well as settlements and graves the concentration of neolithic structures on the island is extensive. this is the maze old burial site. the standing stones of stenness form one of the oldest circular structures in britain. one hundred fifty meters away are the remains of the barn house settlement. the entrance to the narrow headland is guarded by a five point six metre high monolith called the watch stone. further along we find the nest of broad gar a major settlement that included houses a huge stone wall and even a neeld i think version of a cathedral. archaeologists have discovered other neolithic structures that lie directly on the coast. in. this settlement includes some small stone houses much of the excavation site has been covered to protect the masonry from the elements no visitors are allowed only nic ca

carroll listen to me carefully. i want you to. really. run. but that. nobody knows for sure where did that what cathy fact. but there was a rumor in town that it had been that doesn't extend to years now so maybe she's an old cow living in one of those caves maybe she's even thinking of coming back to with a horde. or maybe she's dead and i'm only chasing a ghost. but sometimes to feel that life is still worth living you need to believe in something. i decided to believe in a what kind of living in a cave. in the end. i just told you we received the weather sponsored by qatar airways hello there heavy rain is pouring across europe why at the moment is all thanks to this weather system hagen see it gradually work its way eastwards and as it does so it really gets going and is giving us some very very heavy downpours that system's going to stick around as we head through the day on saturday but eventually begin to pull away eastwards on sunday behind it still won't be that warm we're looking at a top temperature of around thirteen in buenos aires and it w

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begin, director carroll. thank you. >> good afternoon. thank you, governor. thank you to nga for allowing me to be present to join you all today. everyone in this room already knows the challenges. you see this on a daily basis back home in your states and in your communities. but these, this is actually a national problem at the beginning where we need to provide help back down to the communities, so we need to work together to try to address this. on the opioid issue, nationally the provisional data from cdc was just released, and it indicates that the death rate for total overdoses is now approximately 198 people per day to drug overdoses. most of those involving opioids. earlier today the office of national drug control policy released the 2017 mexican poppy cultivation and production numbers. poppy cultivation is up 38% to 44,000 he can tears bringing it up to 111 metric tons which is a rise of 37%. but beyond heroin, synthetic opioids like fentanyl and carfentanil are even more potent and causing more and more deaths every year. this opioid crisis is fr

through it with those incredible people now i'm sure you're heard that this new movie directed by carroll said every of cold or summer about those years when you got a lot of flak from people who actually lived through that period for example from barry's good bench you call for not depicting the protagonist relationships that live styles accurately and i think that raises a very interesting question about artistic freedom when an artist is making a movie about another arses how accurate. how detailed he should be do you have any answer any ideas and you know it's a complicated answer most of all because i have not seen the movie but when i was in leningrad two months ago they kept asking me about that when i was being interviewed wanted to know they were trying to show me a little piece of the film you know for me. again films aren't always accurate they're based on so that's ok i would say without seeing the film so i can't comment exactly on on the summer film but for me i think the most important thing is that when they're portraying somebody that is known and especially somebody that

carroll listen to me carefully. i want you to. know you do that. run. run. run. nobody knows what's. with that what catherine. but there was a woman in town that had been the doesn't. it's twenty years now so maybe she's an old cow living in one of those caves maybe she's even thinking of coming back to with a hoard. or maybe she's dead and the morning chasing a ghost. but sometimes to feel that life is still worth living you need to believe in something. i decided to believe in a what cal living in a cave. welcome back from many parts of australia the weather remains draw and fine if not particularly warm but in southern areas with the flow coming up from the southwest temperatures are really struggling and a big change after the really fine weather we've had in sydney over the last couple days with temperatures of twenty five degrees there were looking at seventeen two in the course of sutler much better in melbourne were just eleven degrees and the threat of some showers as we head through into sunday not a great deal of change across these areas probably slig