charlotte: hi, i'm charlotte. lemonis: charlotte? charlotte: yeah. lemonis: i'm marcus.rlotte: nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. charlotte: thanks for coming. skyler: skyler. nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. and are you the only owner? no. so, i own 90%. charlotte owns 7%, and skyler owns 3%. lemonis: and what are your roles here? charlotte: i'm the creative director. lemonis: so, all of the designs? charlotte: yeah. i oversee all of it and come up with all the ideas. skyler: so, i'm the c.o.o. i also, basically, take on a lot of the c.f.o. responsibilities. so...i've been doing a lot of the... lemonis: that's an interesting crossover. skyler: it is. it is. lemonis: as the finance person, you're the steward of the assets, which includes knowing what's there, how much it is, where it's moving, how to track it. how do you actually do a physical count? matthew: we did count, and it was a little messy 'cause we don't bar code. lemonis: but you need bar coding so you know what the hell you have. skyler: that'd be great. lemonis: can you guys pull the di

starting with one for charlotte are any of your other pets jealous of his fame? [laughter] >> we have a story about that. so hazel is my mom's kitten and we think she is jealous and not dealing with it well. we had a film crew at the house yesterday and they were getting a picture and hazel literally jumped up behind us and walked behind in the shot and got in it. [laughter] she's like i am here, i am adorable, and she is a. >> you talked about the relationship srelationships than confirm for us that he gets along well with the vice president's. it's fun to be able to work within illustrator at the same time. there were some things where i think we kind of trade ideas or i would tweak something if i was like my mom can take this but not that silly kind of worked together but for the most part i think we are on the same page. they have a portion of the proceeds and so my charities are to the therapy programs at the children's hospitals where i've been on the board for years and years and one of them is programmed for children with cancer and the other is at indian

charlotte is going to take it from there. >> thank you everyone for coming. this is really cool and really special. it's been a dream of mine since i was very, very small to have a book out, especially a children's book, especially about the animal and with my dad. so i want to talk a little bit about marlon in general because a lot of people ask how old he is and when we got him so i wanted to introduce you to him a little bit since he is not here tonight, he's resting. he had a lot of press interviews this week so we thought we would rest up. but i got marlon when i was studying in college in chicago. i was studying digital cinema in english as was said so i wrote short films. so i had a short film and it needed money in it. and a lot of people toldme to change it to maternal or something that's easier to find, i don't know why internal would be easier to find . but i don't know, it really needs to be a bunny so it was safe that i was going to happen across marlon. i looked online, and i him on craigslist. he's a craigslist bunny. and he, on the, no price w

but charlotte brown, who like to be known as charlie, spent too long in the icy water, and died laterand admitted not asking her to wear a lifejacket. we were not wearing life jackets. there were two between the seats and the front, but we won't in any way. i didn't even ask if she could swim or anything. tests revealed the boat had falters steering. jack shepherd, who was bailed, went on the run. yesterday he was found guilty of manslaughter by gross negligence. he was found guilty of manslaughter by gross negligencelj he was found guilty of manslaughter by gross negligence. i would ask anyone who knows where he is to contact police immediately. we are fully resolve to resolve this and ensure that charlotte's family gets the closure they are after. it is still on the run, he could be sent us still on the run, he could be sent us this morning in his absence. for manslaughter, the maximum term available to the judge, although it is rarely given, is one of life imprisonment. ben ando, bbc news, at the old bailey. coming up at 6:00am on breakfast, charlie stayt and naga munchetty will ha

charlotte brown and herfamily charlotte brown and her family along with gavin seeley from the metropolitanwarn british democracy is in crisis because of targeted campaigns of hate and misinformation on social media. the chief constable of the west midlands admits his police force is, at times, providing a poor service — and he apologises. welcome relief for some as the cool air arrives — but strong winds could cause travel disruption as temperatures drop across the uk. female skippers have taken first and second place in the clipper round the world yacht race — a first in team ocean racing. the 40,000 nautical mile race set off 11 months ago and ended in liverpool this morning. our correspondent peter harris is live in liverpool for us now. good morning. it has been an exciting couple of hours. it has. it isa exciting couple of hours. it has. it is a shame about the weather. they probably expected the heatwave of the last couple of months. they arrived back on the mersey to traditional english weather. it is a real feat for these people. traditional english weather. it is a realfeat for th

charlotte's parents want that to change.speaking alongside other members of the family outside court... we now appeal to jack shepherd wherever he is in the world to return and assume the responsibility of his guilt and devastation he has caused by his careless actions that fateful night. we appeal to jack shepherd's family and friends to talk to him and urged him to face the consequence of his actions. we cannot allow charlie's passing to be in vain. her legacy will be to highlight the appalling lack of legislation and safety measures present on our waterways. that was shallow brown's older sister, katie, speaking in the last few minutes. —— charlotte brown. one of pakistan's greatest cricketers, imran khan, has declared victory in pakistan's general election — and is on course to become the country's next prime minister. partial results indicate that the former cricketer‘s party will secure the most seats in parliament — but without an overall majority. his opponents have questioned the legitimacy of the elections and accu

we are going to be talking to charlotte's mum and twin sister just after talking to charlotte's mum andng breakfast from bbc news. the headlines: the uk faces a democratic crisis because of fake news — according to a group of mps. they're calling for a tax on social networks. the heatwave has finally broken, with thunderstorms and torrential downpours sweeping across parts of the uk. here's alina with a look at this morning's weather. big changes overnight. we lost the heat and humidity, went out with a bang and behind it something fresher and windy for the weekend. lots of scenes like this overnight. we have had torrential rain, thunder, lightning, it blocks of hegel as well. parts of lincolnshire saw 68 millimetres of rain in 2a hours a tool for clock. the r&d thunderstorms for the rest of the weekend, much windier picture, much pressure and longer spells of rain thatis pressure and longer spells of rain that is up we have got today. this front pushing its way eastwards, still got some thunderstorms around this morning particularly for scotland, a few around southern part of england a

and to be fair to the president, he also has a property near charlotte.rump national golf club. >> it's not called sin city. >> correct. and charlotte is not quite vegas in the president's mind but there were not that many options for the republicans right now. not a lot of cities are raising their hand trying to host the president's renomination. vegas was one of them but there were some issues there, not just the narrative but there's not -- you're not the only game in town in vegas. 40 million people come to the city every year for good reason. and really the only venue they thought was appropriate was one owned by mgm which has a bit of a rivalry with the trump folks, so they're in the final stages of putting a contract together. they'll rubber stamp that deal whatever it is at the meeting later this month. the thing to watch for is in charlotte. tentatively scheduled meeting on monday. a liberal bastion in a republican-leaning town. our reporting is some democrats on the city council are getting cold feet about getting primaried if they vote to bring

and correspondent charlotte tells them pill joins us now from the village of monte of that small holiday resort which has been so badly hit and i mean charlotte you know we've just been hearing those harrowing tales of people who were simply trapped by the fire they could not escape fast enough what have you been learning. well there is pretty quite difficult to tell at the moment given the fact that we are in pitch darkness of course the fires of cut out all electricity to this village but what was so striking as we drove in earlier today was just the scale of the devastation everywhere you look in every direction with the burnt house shells of homes of abandoned cars we came across one car that was still smoldering of course people were having to flee those vehicles many of them trying to run into the sea just behind me to seek safety from the fire really is extremely and it is they were going around the village looking for survivors who are residents who is still here to try and to try and assist them but this of course is an extremely long process process many of those who we saw tod

jack shepherd was convicted yesterday of charlotte's manslaughter.ning their pro—brexit mp, frank field, for supporting the government in the commons last week. they also urged the party at westminster to withdraw the whip from mr field. earlier, the constituency labour party of kate hoey at vauxhall in south london took a similar decision. the us television network cbs says it is investigating allegations of sexual misconduct by its top executive les moonves. claims of unwanted kissing and touching have been published in the new yorker magazine. in a statement, cbs said it was looking into the reports and would "take appropriate action". millions of people have witnessed the longest lunar eclipse this century, as the moon passed through the shadow of the earth turning a mysterious red. known as a "blood moon", the eclipse lasted for one hour and 43 minutes and coincided with the closest pass of mars for 15 years. stefan levy has more. it was a spectacular sight for stargazers across the globe. the moon bathed night skies with its red glow for one ho

to charlotte let's start with the food bank tell us more about that the help and donations the town's been receiving . yeah the community here has been inundated with volunteers with locals all wanting to come by and offer any help and support that they can and not just from the community from the groups that we saw in that report there from volunteers like the lifeguards but also from people who have gone to nearby makeshift shelters who went to a gym earlier today which was piled high with food with clothes with water absolutely filled with volunteers who were trying to sort through everything that had been donated by people from across this region and then will be distributed to the community here i think the the real big takeaway is just how much this community has come together to try and help those who have lost everything in this tragedy. and are people starting to return to their homes yet. well i'm not sure if you can see behind me here but there are some residents who are now gradually returning to their homes they are wanting to try and salvage anything that they still can

us now from the village of monte that small holiday resort which has been so badly hit and i mean charlotte you know we've just been hearing these harrowing tales of people who were simply trapped by the fire they could not escape fast enough what have you been learning was there is pretty quite difficult to tell at the moment given the fact that we are in pitch darkness of course the fires of cut out all electricity to this village but what was so striking as we drove in earlier today was just the scale of the devastation everywhere you look in every direction with the shells of homes of abandoned cars we came across one car that was still smoldering of course people were having to flee those vehicles many of them trying to run into the sea just behind me to seek safety from the fire really is extremely harrowing what has taken place here of course the volunteers are now a arriving in this village many of them bringing food and water we traveled with one group of volunteers as they were going around the village looking for survivors residents who is still here to try and to try and assist

both jack and charlotte we re the thames.er women, and he had been warned before about speeding on the river. his boat also had potentially dangerous defects. the rnli was part of the rescue team on the night. it is an iconic waterway, and we encourage people to engage and we encourage people to engage and use the river, but let‘s do it safely. so the use of life jackets, the use of vhf radio, making sure your craft is safe. at the moment, anyone can take a boat onto the river for their anyone can take a boat onto the riverfor their personal anyone can take a boat onto the river for their personal use without any experience. charlotte‘s parents wa nt any experience. charlotte‘s parents want that to change. and we will be getting more from sophia little later. she is at the old bailey, awaiting comments from the judge. in court, the family of the deceased is a p pa re ntly the family of the deceased is apparently wept in court as that verdict was given. the jury has been told that the defendant, jack shepherd, did not attend h

charlotte has lost her life unnecessarily. she had everything to live for. to live for. he did not give that one second consequence in his mind that night, that his actions would take her life. one of america's most powerful media executives is under investigation by the tv network he runs, cbs,after being accused of sexual misconduct. several women told the new yorker magazine that les moonves harassed them. mr moonves has admitted making some women feel uncomfortable, but denies assault. shares in cbs have plummeted. 0ur correspondent, chris buckler, reports from washington. leslie moonves has been a leading figure at the american network cbs for almost 25 years, with a track record for finding stars and developing hit programmes. but now he's found himself facing accusations reported on his own channel's news programmes. in news just out tonight, the new yorker magazine has reported that six women have accused cbs chairman and ceo leslie moonves of sexual harassment. the new yorker magazine says the six women claim, among other things, that mr moonves phy

daddy was in charlotte until the day he passed away. he felt himself a farmer's boy from charlotte. he never felt himself anything more than that. my granddaddy had a dairy farm down there, so my daddy grew up milking cows in the morning before he went to school, and when he came back from school, the same thing. when he first discovered the calling us when he went to bible school. he accepted christ as savior when he went to an evangelist meeting as a teenager. he went to college, and then he was in tennessee at that time. you know, he got sick one day, he had the flu, he was not feeling well, and he did not really feel like he was getting what he wanted at that particular college, so he saw a brochure about a bible school in florida, and he solved time to use, -- he saw home trees, orange trees. we are alike. we both like warm weather. he went to florida bible college. he found his calling there, the very first place, and that he went on to wheaton college and finish his education. my mother was born in china. my grandparents were missionaries in china, so she was born there in 19

i'm charlotte franks.ould save the nhs £27 million a year in related costs. police have arrested a man on suspicion of murdering an 18—year—old in lambeth on wednesday. latwaan griffiths who's from southwark was found with injuries in denmark road after being dropped off by a second person on a moped, who then drove off, shortly before 7pm. police are keen to speak to the moped rider in connection with the incident. the weeks of hot, dry conditions have had a huge impact on london's parks and gardens, as you can see from these aerial photographs taken before and after the hot weather hit the capital. the grass has gone from lush green to parched yellow. you can see the dramatic changes in victoria park, regents park and hyde park over the last few weeks. whipsnade zoo has four new baby tigers. these endangered amur tiger cubs were born four weeks ago, and have started taking their first steps outside. their mother naya first carried them around the enclosure, so they could get to know their home. now they

charlotte has topped them all. she has the stairs on the rotunda of san francisco city hall named after her. how cool is that? also, since i am giving out some thanks. we should give great thanks to mark chandler. the director of international trade. without him, our sister cities would not be able to function. mark, thank you. and then, again, as the mayor said, the right hand man the does all the hard work, matthew. thank you. [applause] you know, i am so honored to represent the 19 sister cities that san francisco has. excuse me. as the mayor said, i am the cochair of the san francisco city association. the cochair with me is kathleen. [applause] and the heart and soul of the sister city, the hardest working person, the most important person is our executive director. as the mayor said to, osaka is the oldest sister city relationship that we have. last year we celebrated our 60th anniversary. we hope to go for another 60 years. the mayor mentioned that in order to provide better relations between the united stat

we must not lose sight of the fat cha rlotte has lost we must not lose sight of the fat charlotte has of life. she had everything to live for, she was young, she had been to university, she had got very good job. she literally had everything live for and he didn't give that one second consequence in his mind that night. that his actions would take her life. had he been given any reason, katie, any explanation as to why he has not been in court? we didn't have any indication of why really. 0ur opinion was that he is a coward. which was confirmed in a statement he had written earlier this week. and the judge read it out yesterday. and he said the reason was that he didn't want to face us and that he was a coward. gavin, you have been the liaison officer for katie and roz and your role is to keep them informed and make sure they are comfortable with the process and understand what is going on. at what point did you know that he wasn't going to turn up? we knew on the friday before trial. we were going to trial on the monday morning and chris and i went to the old bailey, to an admin hear

once again, charlotte steals the show, check this out. before they go into the ceremony, charlotte is heard telling the media, quote, you're not coming, while staring them down. she's such a boss. she's my fate royal fan. >> completely boss lady. >> okay. we have breaking news from the "star wars" university. meantime, queue the music. happenedo sham return to the next film. episode 9. >> we just saw them return to the screen with donald glover playing a younger solo stars story. now the og, orlando is back. >> you know, billy dee williams of dynasty fan, be every that he famously played the role in the 1980s "emspire strikes back." we'll be back once again according to hollywood reporter. >> there will be a new but familiar face in the universe, kerri russell signed onto the new film the director once again j.j. abrams who directed episode 7. episode 9 is due to hit theaters next year. >> j.j. can be . good tuesday morning. i'm ken nice gibson. >> here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." phase 3 of the resc

. >> yeat-happened earlier this ek at saint mary's catholic church in charlotte hall.ow the archdiocese of washington apologizing. "fox5" anjali hemphill explains exactly what took place. >> take look at agnes hicks' obituary, for viewing and funeral held here in this church tuday nday. hundreds of people showe up pay respects. allnded abruptly when somne knocked over the church's sacred cup also known as chalice. >> a cell-phone records a chaotic scene from tw church as argument from the pastor and family layingo loved one t rest escalates. wild the body of 54 year-old agnes hicksn lays casket right nearby. short time later, the family seen carrying out casket to leaveith shocked attendees and police cars in the parkinglot. >> this was uncalled for, your honor called for at that urch. and it really hurt me. really do. to see you loved one come there to rest and be shutdown like this. >> hicks' family is still traumati wd overt happened. they said agnes hicks baptized a young girl saint marry's catholic church in charlotte hall, always wanted her viewing. things got ug

that fire not criticism is extending out to all media outlets in france charlotte dubin ski reporting live from paris thank you for bringing us that update. the fine line between what's art and what's not coming up after the break as a gallery in belgium takes on facebook. everywhere in the world my guess is that probably just about everywhere women expect men to make that first move and here we are in an age where men are scared to make the first move don't know how to make the first move don't know what's right to make the first move. join me every thursday on the alex i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics school business i'm show business i'll see you than. anyone else seems wrong. why don't we all just don't call. me. yet to ship out just do something active. and in detroit because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome back facebook has shocked the art world by banning advertising featuring the works of the seventeenth century flemish artist peter paul rubens artist finished the delved into th

charlotte, gopes del know how to party.expect to finalize the decision this week, kansas andl nashvi reportedly on the short list and all three state thie president trump d. up next, we'll talk more about the trump putin summit and the fall-out that followed. back after this. ♪. ♪ . ♪ . what about him? lecome on.t. is summer, add a new mber to the family. at the mercedes-benz summer event. leasthe glc300 for $429 a month at your local mercedes-benz aler. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. . >>> lots of reactions coming in from all corners of the world, after the trump putin summit. all day long, up late wit on "the final 5." good to see you. busy day oobviously. and everybody press onference, social media p tyoi cargo? >> i was seeing quick rioctn he democratic side, sort of tom firing from the hip. quick, quick comments from people, chr murphy s that, you know, the press conference with trump and putin wasa, you know, giant middle finger to the nation. and then you know,t you sor of slowly got, you know, trickle from the

long when of course it's really contributed to the scale of this tragedy and briefly if you mind charlotte how do people now start to move on from this. well people just living hour by hour at the moment as i've said those still trying to find a lot of the missing people are trying to salvage what they can from their homes but they do say that they've been conned a little bit by the fact that government has promised to office and money to help contribute towards salvaging their homes whether or not so when they receive that money they're not yet sure but they are hopeful that something will still be offered by the government so much else until in massey thank you. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world more than thirty migrants safely landed their boat on a spanish beach on friday morning and fled into the surrounding area the vessel was pursued by police probe but managed to cross from the straits of gibraltar this comes just a day after more than six hundred migrants breached the spanish border fence many of them seeking asylum. israeli police hav

charlotte, thanks for that update. charlotte gallagher in salisbury for us.esa may and her cabinet are spending the day at chequers in an attempt to agree on what relationship britain wants with the eu after brexit. a senior government scientist tells the bbc it's unlikely a nerve agent which poisoned a couple from amesbury was left out in the open. the pair remain in a critical condition in hospital. a diver has died in thailand while taking supplies to 12 boys and their football coach who have been trapped in a flooded cave for almost two weeks. in the sport, england are getting ready to leave their training base ahead of their world cup quarterfinal game tomorrow morning against sweden. manager gareth southgate calling it a big opportunity to make history. serena williams and roger federer are the big names in action at wimbledon today, both playing third round matches on centre court later. and leeds rhinos former captain kevin sinfield is the new director of by sinfield is the new director of rugby at super league club. he takes over from barrie mcdermot

his office is just outside of downtown charlotte. from the every encounter from that point forward, i never left without learning something more. it could be on any number of topics. i appreciate senator burr's comments. he was a huge tarheels fan. i remember when a former university president, we had a memorial service for c.d. or dick spangler. he spokes, and he got up. everybody had been saying, this is a celebration. he got up there and said, folks, this is a very important memorial service, but a celebration is just what you do just after the tarheels beat the tar out of duke. he loved the tarheels. and he loved the university system. and he loved a modern north carolina, an inclusive north carolina, a north carolina that, as a leader leading on the integration of schools. but i think the thing i remember most about dick were those experiences that i had over in his office. it was easy for me to get to. oftentimes i would go there on a monday before i'd go to the airport to come up here. every monday for about 30 years ago he ha

are to charlotte thank you for bringing us that report . coming up in the program senior republicans in the u.s. are demanding the f.b.i. comes clean on its tracking of one of donald trump's election campaign team details when we come back. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of the global wealth he longs to be all for the rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent just last year some with four hundred to five hundred trade per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need to remember is one one business show you can't afford to miss the one and only boom but. they gave us national camera. roughly once they showed some leave for them to. her . own cool videos and sell them with a roughly string attached. line down more on string i don't rightly don'

we cannot go to paris to our correspondent charlotte devinsky for more details charlotte what else do we know about this ruling and the claims made by the survivors. well these claims were brought in front of the court just about a month ago and they were brought on relation to the victims and the families of those who didn't survive the battle plan attacks and some of the other attacks took place in paris back in november two thousand and fifteen when one hundred thirty people were killed including ninety at that music venue at the battle plan what they had claimed is that they wanted to know more information about what was happening on the night of the attack and what in particular some of the soldiers who were attached to an anti terror operation group were doing outside the music the battle plan and not intervening in what was happening in the terror that was unfolding inside so what they claimed basically is that the french state failed to assist those in danger by not intervening in what was happening that night at the battle plan because the soldiers were not only given not to

and charlotte so sassy and so cute. one person who wasn't at that christening, the queen.dent trump later in the week. she told will and kate a while ago she would not be able to attend. so there were no surprises here, george. >> okay. thank you very much, eva. let's go over to ginger. >> you're not coming. i like that. let's get into your "gma" moment. we go to canada for this. ontario. you know when there are just a few crumbs left in the box, yeah, just a few crumbs left. well, that's murphy, a 4-year-old black lab, they call her recycle monster. he always finds the last couple of crumbs. he got his head stuck in the pie box. that's me when i know my no carb diet starts the next day. i'm like just a couple more, just a few more. murphy, thank you for being so cute. thank you all for sending your "gma" moments to my facebook page so we can have a little smile in the morning. ma" moments to my facebook >>> now a look at how nordstrom is revolutionizing the way you shop, opening up brand-new stores without inventory. our chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis is here

that was part of charlotte's pitch to republicans. they did it before in 2012.again for republicans. now, that means that charlotte edged out las vegas, which was the runner-up in this process. las vegas was pitching itself as something new, something fresh, something on brand with president trump and his flashy, unconventional persona. ultimately, republicans went with the safer choice, though, deciding that charlotte would be up to the logistical challenge of hosting a national convention. but of course republicans first have to get through 2018. you mentioned those bonkers fundraising numbers for republicans. historic fundraising for them, surpassing 200 million for the first time at this point in the election cycle. they say that reflects the enthusiasm among republican voters and activists. of course, democrats still edging out republicans consistently in the generic ballot. >> big challenge, rebecca, to use that money well in a year when they know the wind is in their face. that's it for "inside politics" today. we're following president trump's call for a

charlotte's mum, roz, and her sister, katie, have been at the old bailey for the duration of the trialace justice. theyjoined us earlier with met police family liaison 0fficer gavin seeley. katie explained how events at the court unfolded. we didn't have any indication of why, really. 0ur opinion was that he isa why, really. 0ur opinion was that he is a coward. which was confirmed in a statement that he had written earlier this week. and the judge read it out yesterday and he said that the reason was that he didn't wa nt to that the reason was that he didn't want to face us and that he was a coward. we knew on the friday before trial, so we were going to trial on the monday morning and both chris andl the monday morning and both chris and i went to the old bailey, an admin hearing, we had an inclination that something was going on, and then in that hearing, we heard for then in that hearing, we heard for the first time that jack shepherd is most unlikely to attend his trial. got a big decision to make at that point. it's friday, the family have geared up to and a half years, three year

we cap charlotte ryan -- have charlotte ryan and our guest from socgen still with us.'s think about what analysts are saying. how willing are they to make predictions about what would happen, what are they saying if we get a no deal? it is one people have mainly found a little bit too much of an outlier. people are starting to think about it in a more serious way because of all the political turmoil we have. there are questions about what would happen if we get some sort of leadership challenge early election. made,ce a prediction is the pound dropped to 120 on that no deal brexit scenario. banks in theish survey was 115. what is the likelihood of a no deal from the survey? charlotte: it is around 20%. surveythe banks in the is now 40-50%. you are not seeing that reflected in the options market at the moment. ubs,ave some people, saying there is a little bit of complacency in the market. position myself for this story? is, it would probably stay in, but detailed risk is growing. how would be -- people be position for the tail right now. charlotte: a lot of people are s

i think the best example of that is mecklenburg county, which serves charlotte, the city of charlotte. the supreme court ordered bussing of white students into black schools and black students into white schools, and it was a stably integrated city for many. o'brien: and then it sft hannah-jones: and now it has almost--yeah, it's gone back, and there is a great deal of segregation. it is one of the most segregated school systems in the country now. o'brien: what are the long-term impacts of segregation? there is actually a fair amount of data about what happens to kids who go to segregated schools versus kids who are in desegregated or sometimes integrated schools. hannah-jones: absolutely. so what the long-term data shows is that segregation actually harms the entire lives of black children, that black children who got access to desegregated schools, when they became adults were less likely to be poor. they were more likely to go to college, they were more likelyeo have health problems--they lived longer--they were more likely to live in integrated settings families. and the opposite

his savior christ as when he was a boy in charlotte. he went for a while to a college, and then at that particular college, it was in tennessee at that time, he got sick one day, he got the flu, and he was not feeling well and he did not really feel like he was getting what he wanted at that particular college. and he saw a brochure about a bible school in florida. all the palm trees and he saw ours trees. and we both are alike. we love warm weather. he thought god sent him down there. and they went to florida bible college and that was exactly , and for that foundation. and he felt that calling at the very first place that called him there. and he finished his education. in china.was born to high to north korea school. they went to boarding school. back then, of course, it was the peninsula. she went to north korea, to pyongyang, to boarding school. and that is where they met. began traveling an awful enough, hewas kind asked my mother, if i'm going to be traveling this much, where would you like to live? she said, i would like to be c

devinsky joins us live now with the details charlotte bring us up to speed on the latest. well this is a huge scandal here in france surrounding the former bodyguard a security aide of a manual mark on a man called xander who was filmed during the may day roy it's actively aggressing and violating a man and also a man handling another protester and now it's emerged there are fresh charges in regards to what happened on that may day with a new video that's been obtained by liberation in that video it's alleged alexander have been seen in a separate location where he's alleged to have violently aggressed two individuals who've made a complaint and now a fresh investigation has been opened into that take a look at the video. no no no we'll. let. you. well as you see at the end of that video it goes dark and that's because the woman who was filming it says that they were preventing her from filming and they actually took her phone away and tried to delete the video afterwards now alexander bonilla has since said that he's not him in the second video that just emerged on the li

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missing charlotte is still missing.tte's life. admit the responsibility of taking charlotte's life. the fact he is not here, the family are not happy about that at all. what is being done to try and find jack shepherd? that is the question. thejudge did say try and find jack shepherd? that is the question. the judge did say he would deal with the fact that jack is not at court. they do not know where he is. the defence believes he is possibly abroad. arrest warrants are out for him. he is a wanted man and has been for a couple of days now. when he returns, thejudge says it is his case that he himself will pass a separate sentence for the fa ct pass a separate sentence for the fact that jack shepherd has absconded, technically. ok, greg, thank you very much. greg mckenzie. back now to our main story — and hundreds of thousands of people are on the move in the uk, heading off on holiday. it's the busiest day of the summer in the skies of the uk, with almost 9,000 flights taking off and landing. ben thompson has been at ma

out at france's media over its handling of a scandal involving the president's top security aide charlotte to penske reports over the last week france has been in the midst of a media frenzy over. a top security aide to president was caught on video during the may day protests beating protestors. well but now has since been sacked and on tuesday we heard for the first time what president mark or made of this of course made blame the press in the way that they covered this story essentially saying that the press in commentate is acting like the judiciary we have media that no longer seeks the truth the images are they showing with a desire to uncover the truth to present facts in a balanced manner no i see media powers he want to become judicial one we also know the president micron's approval ratings have dropped since this scandal emerged and it now seems that that boy and that criticism is extending out to media outlets in france emanuel background has also challenge the public to come and get him saying that he was responsible for the incident at the announcements and twitter into a fre

anyway, we showed up in some like random anonymous apartment building in charlotte.how did it go? >> you know, i mean how would you feel if you are living in charlotte and a white walker walks into your house party, and like you know, jolly rancher. i mean it's like. >> i had fun. >> he's the jollee rancher. >> i like that. >> i couldn't come up with anything. >> well, let's talk a little bit about the world, anderson if you don't mind, and andy. >> yesterday or two days ago, who knows, a thousand years ago. >> it does fell like that. >> you called trump'sost disgraceful present on a world stage in my lifetime. (cheers and applause) >> it just popped out. i-- i'm not saying it proudly or gleefully. it just popped out. the first thing i said as soon as the press conference was done, it sort of popped out of my mouth. >> you heard he changed one of the words right. >> yes, i did. it all makes sense now. >> sure. >> it is very clear. >> now st not disgraceful t is just graceful, the most graceful performance. >> yes. >> yeah. >> but he has the best words as he told us d