like bonnie and clyde barrow? >> like bonnie and clyde. >> their violent exploits spawned a legend... >> those images of these young outlaws shooting up the highways of america... [ gunshots ] ...somehow touches people. >> ...that may yield a fortune. >> the place is packed. people on the telephones are bidding. there's intense interest in the bonnie and clyde story. >> it was a mind-blower to watch. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby, and i'm headed into waco, texas, where i'll meet a man who inherited a massive collection of artifacts and documents and weapons that he says tell the story of the lone star state from the days of the alamo all the way to the legendary and bloody crime sprees of the 1920s and '30s. >> i'm earl davis. my father, robert e. davis, died in march 2003 and left us a vast and eclectic collection. and we were at odds in a dilemma of what to do with these items. >> i meet earl davis at his mother's house, where he keeps his strange inheritance

we've gotta do some kind of bonnie and clyde something.shots right next to each other. >> don't put mine. >> don't put mine either. it's so bad. >> god. i feel like they edited it to make me look worse. >> i think they did too! >> i have to say it's interesting they're just having fun with their mugshots. >> i know. we certainly wish them the best. >> of course we do. >> still ahead, celion's world of fashion. >> how she is taking her paris style tour to the next level while dancing, snacking and singing. ♪ >>> p--lus ha micel phelps versus a shark. >> i had a 13-foot hammer head swim within 6 inches of my face. >> the olympic legend tells "e.t." what it was like racing a eat white. >> i'm fighting. >>> closed captioning provided by -- >> would you look at that? i mean, baby eissa smiling for the camera. absolutely adorable. >> cute. >> mom janet jackson took him to a high end gift shop, and said she didn't buy anything. but he was happy shopper, never cried, not one bit. >>> from one fabulous woman to another, celion dion in paris rocking

, bob and ida became friends and clyde told me this is a friendship each heiresses. if you look at the brochure of the 201718 carnegie hall season you will see a picture bob illustrating the announcement of a new series on the 60s and the year that changed america. bob once mentioned to me that the prize that meant the most to him was the prize awarded by the society of american historians for a book that best exemplifies the union of a historian and the artist which is why bob and i agree the robert-- the robert caro would be awarded for a research paper that blends literary excellence and the writing of history. the creation of the robert caro price has created-- created the number of research essays. they feel a sense of ownership about the research topics. over the last six years research papers have given us insight into how the "new york times" cover the holocaust, taught us about the devastating impact of the 1918 influenza epidemic and the told thousand five prize winning student is back here today with us and last year's winner explored the cuban missile cri

friends and clyde told me this is a friendship that he cherishes. in fact if you look at the brochure of the 2017/18 carnegie hall this season you will see picture of bob illustrating the announcement of the new series on the 60s in the years that changed america inspired by pulitzer prize-winning author and journalist robert a. caro. bob once mentioned to me that the prize that meant the most to him was the award by the society of american historians for a book that exemplifies the union of the historian and the artists artist which is why bob and i agreed the robert caro prize to be awarded to a research paper that blends literary excellence to the writing of history. happily the creation of the robert caro prizes increase the number of semester and full-year research essays. students report how much they enjoy working on their papers. they feel a sense of ownership about it. they have given us insight into how "the news york times" covers the holocaust and the devastating impact of the 1918 influenza epidemic in the 2005 prize-winning student is

like bonnie and clyde barrow?e and clyde. >> their violent exploits spawned a legend... >> those images of these young outlaws shooting up the highways of america... [ gunshots ] ...somehow touches people. >> ...that may yield a fortune. >> the place is packed. people on the telephones are bidding. there's intense interest in the bonnie and clyde story. >> it was a mind-blower to watch. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ]

northern ireland improved a bit this evening, drier, plenty of clyde overnight. 0utbreaks of rain iny like an patchy clouds. for the rest of england and is, clear spells and quite warm in the south. it will warm up with sunny spells during the day in scotland. there with that, some of in northern ireland and south—west scotland, north—west england gradually bringing up during the day. first south—east scotland and the north east england, where we start time and result, we will hold onto start time and result, we will hold o nto ple nty start time and result, we will hold onto plenty of cloud. south of all that, i deal onto plenty of cloud. south of all that, ideal of and inform any of us. that, ideal of and inform any of us. right from the word go. already in19 us. right from the word go. already in 19 celsius in london at this stage of the morning. the temperature will only had a father as we go through the day. less look at things as we go through wednesday. the cloud gradually im proves wednesday. the cloud gradually improves but as we mentioned, still quite damp in parts of safet

. ♪ >> how bonnie and clyde are controlling the narrative and profit in the process. >> jay-z would like makes in the store he owns. >> then, why dating j.lo is humbling for a-rod. >> the paparazzi was screaming at me. not even in english. get the hell out of the way. >> then, number three, will ferrell comes clean about mariah carey's missing cameo in "the house." >> is it true she showed up late to shoot? >> true. >> why mimi's role became a

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. >> 51-year-old clyde eugene reynolds has been charged with malicious wounding of a police officer. he was attacking passing cars with a brick and a pipe when the officer confronted him and she was hit in the head. >>> coming up it is not a case of snakes on a plane but they were found at the airport.>>> maps are being redrawn after an iceberg the size of delaware , >>> a shakeup to the stability of the south pole a massive iceberg has broken free of antarctica. this is a 1 trillion ton chunk of ice. it is the size of delaware scientists have been watching that crack floating in the ice shelf for years. this newly created iceberg won't raise sea levels since the ice was floating already but they worry about the gradual breakup of the south pole. i crumble then the sheet can tumble into the ocean which would begin the process of raising sea level. >> will the map have to be redrawn? >> is already being redrawn. >> climate change accelerated previous ice breaks but this one occurred naturally. this iceberg will likely break into pieces some ice might stay near the south pole other par

clyde reynolds the -- the officer was responding to reports of a windows at king street here at -- near the courthouse. >> jeremiah white has gone through a lot in his very short life. stray bullet hit him as he sat in his stroller in his backyard two nights ago. as you can badge, it was a very scary event for his parents. jeremiah was caught up in a crossfire and had to have emergency surgery. his mother calls him her miracle baby. >> all i can say is by the grace of got. that's all i can say. they found one bullet and some frag ments. >> it's going to take some time for the gufrt wounds to heal but doctors expect jeremiah to make a full recovery. >> lime leon hayward. we're getting word that a top gop law enforcement has his eyes on higher office once again. cooley stewart is promising an announcement tomorrow about his 2014 plans. stewart lost by about a percentage point. the next day stewart said he might challenge tim kaine for senate in 20818. now stewart supporters are saying that's exactly what they expect to hear from him tomorrow at 11:00. sources are also telling nbc news tha

dunaway and i remember walking home that day and i said i'm going to rob a bank, just like bonnie and clydewas kicking rocks, you know. i was just a kid. >> how much money do you think you've gotten from your bank robberies all these years? >> i don't know. you might want to ask ceasar's palace or something. i have no idea. i never counted. >> torres says he didn't just gamble away his loot but was a modern day robinhood. >> i would give money to homeless people when i see them on the street. i give them $100. i remember one time i was coming out of a bank and kids were out there at christmastime with the salvation army. he asked me for money. i don't have any right now and i'll be right back. you can imagine what i did, okay? >> now 49 years old, torres started his career as a bank robber when he was only 17, and he claims all of his robberies have been non-violent. >> i would go in there and basically just pass the note. i never used a gun. basically used to put this is a robbery. give me all the 100s and 50s from the bottom drawer first. i wanted the money from the bottom drawer. i didn'

point too far and this came as a deception for many germans and we could measure in the polls at the clyde in trust to the media is a reaction on the side of the media journalists started to apologize for having not properly fulfilled their professional duty is during this migration crisis the issue of police brutality in the u.s. is being catapulted back into the media spotlight after footage has been released showing officers shooting a man forty five times more on that for you after the break. it's called the feeling of freedom. everyone in the world should experience freedom and you'll get it on the old rolls. the old according to a gesture. welcome to my world come along for the ride. if we take for instance the size large enough to destroy a city say forty meters or so of the million or so asteroids out there oh we have discovered perhaps a percent or so of that ten thousand of them perhaps so in other words i means that ninety nine percent of them are undiscovered so you should expect that the great majority of asteroids are very close to the earth to come as a surprise for. here's

. -- clyde. caller: hello to you both. . lamb toease ask mr consider weekend set aside times for millennials up to age 40. i would like to hear their input. as far as the foreign agents are concerned, this is nothing new. if you go back to camp phillips bookvin phillip's theocracy, we have done the same thing in other countries. there has always been this thing to wreck your competitors advantages over what it is that you want or don't want, whether it is the business interest you are interested in more political things. question, is a moot except when you have a situation that seems to be occurring now amongst the trump paraphernalia, there are just too many people that seem to be involved with russia. it is very suspect. it seems to be something that needs serious looking into. host: can i pick up on his first comments on doing business overseas? what do other countries do in terms of americans, britain, france, that want to do business in those countries? guest: not a lot of countries have similar laws to the foreign agen

point too far and this came as a deception for many germans and we could measure in the part of the clyde in trust to the media as a reaction on the side of the media churlish started to apologize for having not properly fulfilled their professional duty is during this migration crisis so much more to come here look at the spike in alleged police brutality in the us is it just the way it is or can certainly be done so after the break. well the nine hundred eighty s. of course the crash of eighty seven. the program trading. the. meisters down there at the plants protection and the government stepped in and started to have control of price discovery. for future use to scrimp and. retrieve the member states. of course and this partnership. has to be governed by one basic understanding. to undertake the programs and. must do. all of them but speak. with us this thursday morning where if you watch around the world now next new video footage is of. showing the man killed by police in america's atlantic city and twenty fourteen was shot forty five times the incident took place following a ten mi

point too far and this came as a deception for many germans and we could measure in the polls at the clyde in trust to the media as a reaction on the side of the media journalist started to apologize for having not properly fulfilled their professional duty is during this migration crisis this is still plenty ahead the issue of police brutality in the u.s. is being catapulted back into the media spotlight after footage is released showing an officer shooting a man forty five times we'll get into that right after this break. all the feelings of. every. period. that you get out of the old old. old according to josh. coming. the future is to strengthen the partnership retrieve the member states. of course and this partnership tonight has to be governed by one basic understanding. really limits. to undertake the programs and. most. all of member states. and i again welcome back you dash cam video footage has been released showing police shooting a man forty five times in america's atlantic city twenty fourteen the killing took place following a car chase through four cities after the man refus

point too far and this came as a deception for many germans and we could measure in the part of the clyde in trust to the media as a reaction on the side of the media churlish started to apologize for having not properly fulfilled their professional duty is during this migration crisis. fifteen year in moscow hope your day is going good review children around the world telling you what's coming up just ninety seconds away once the stories we're covering a look at the spike in alleged police brutality in the states is just the way it is or can certainly be done. well the nine hundred eighty s. of course the crash of eighty seven. the program trading. the. meisters down there at the protection and the government stepped in and started to have control of price discovery. for future use to strip. the member states. of course and this partnership. has to be governed by one basic understanding. really limits. two hundred programs and. must do. all of member. footage as emerged showing the man killed by police in america's atlantic city and twenty four team was shot forty five times the instant

point too far and this came as a deception for many months and we could measure in the part of the clyde in trust to the media as a reaction on the side of the media journalists started to apologize for having not properly fulfilled their professional duty is during this migration crisis. a man was killed on wednesday in protests on the first ever national strike called by the opposition in venezuela at the strike was initiated after the president called for a vote to elect a constituent assembly to redraft the country's constitution violent protests started in april with demonstrators demanding that the president and the government resign police responded with force over one hundred protesters have reportedly been killed since the protests began are to spoke exclusively with venezuela's president the durham says the opposition's been following the same strategy for years in fact . the liberal i think the opposition has been doing this for eighteen years first against hugo chavez and for the past four years against me there's no other way to resolve conflicts in the country than through

point too far and this came as a deception for many germans and we could measure in the polls at the clyde in trust to the media is a reaction on the side of the media journalists started to apologize for having not properly fulfilled their professional duty is during this migration crisis. now there is a complex and technical board game on the market that simulates all out war between europe and russia it's not exactly flying off the shelves and the few people that have bought it have been left more than a little confused while the book is how to go herself. hi gary pauly i'm going to be reviewing a new game that's coming to our attention here who's in strikes very robust box it could be bulletproof but i'm going to be on boxing it and telling you all you need to know about it in order to find out what this game is all about. very hard to unlock oh there we go face of the man himself very complicated instruction manual here you can't have a board game without a board see it all the wall the mall because nuclear strikes i have recruited in our office engineer bed i'm going to be an externa

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now looks like that's on back on the board that's why it's hard to keep track really of what the mac clyde ministration is planning to do. of the latest we're hearing is that they are indeed planning to push through the tax reform plan. beginning next year this despite inheriting a more difficult than expected financial situation. the country's public spending watchdog said last month the government was facing eight billion euro hole in its finances. net would be unable to pay for the tax reductions that had been promised. now though the president has vowed to push ahead with his original timeline for adjusting the housing and wealth taxes. details are expected on tuesday emerald maxwell has more. the motion. tax cuts will go ahead as soon as next year. just a week ago the french prime minister said the promise cuts would be perspire and. but finance minister put on a mask word back combats saying he understood the feeling of urgency. you support group. profitable i think they did you perfectly possible to reduce public spending quite significantly meet our european commitments and at the

point too far and this came as a deception for many months and we could measure in the part of the clyde in trust to the media is a reaction on the side of the media journalists started to apologize for having not properly fulfilled their professional duty is during this migration crisis after news for now but i'm happy to say former u.s. presidential candidate ron paul.

. >> we are not going to see about clyde july 4. >> 33 legislative days between now and the end of the fiscal year, pressure building on capitol hill with the senate struggling with health care. >> some thought there might be a vote next week. difficult to say. we do need to get it done. we need to get it done quickly because the american people are struggling to keep up with their health care payments and buy health care they use great >> lee and ted cruz have offered an amendment to the package. it's called the consumer freedom act which would allow insurance companies to offer some plants that don't meet all of the obamacare regulations. they argue it would make insurance premiums cheaper. the key is leadership can only lose two g.o.p. senators and still pass it. they are trying to strike the balance. >> effort to get everybody on board. we owe it to the american people to move in a different direction. obamacare has failed us and continues to fail. this bill takes us a step in the right direction. i'm hoping we will get the consensus we need and get the supports we can pass it. >>

>> cox is right next door to one of the bloods he just fought, clyde ricks. >> he lets ricks know despite being outnumbered, he is pleased with the results. >> no marks on my face, nothing. four of y'all against me can't do nothing. i'm too big for y'all. eat your wheaties. >> cox put himself in disciplinary yesterday by being aggressive in a fight with a blood where he punched the guy with the face. he is not the innocent one in this either. it is just what happens with bloods and crips. you hit on one of them, they're going to come back at you. we interviewed all four bloods involved in the fight and are about to bring the crip in to get his side of the story. have a seat, cox. what happened upstairs? tell me your side of the story. >> came going, towards the gate, started fighting. >> what was the fight with the blood about yesterday? >> same thing today, just fight. >> just because you are a crip and he is a blood and that is the way it is? >> you know we can't stay together. got to be separated. >> how many fights have you had so far since you've been here? >> five or six. >> at leas

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as notorious as bonnie and clyde, legendary as jesse james and american as apple pie?palachian experience. obviously there's no way i could come to kentucky without trying a little. and as a black man voluntarily entering a town called whitesburg, i could use a drink. i went to see kentucky distiller colin fultz. >> just making a little liquor today. >> for those who are not initiated, what's in moonshine and whisky? >> moonshine is a lot better. >> you might be biased about that, but, yeah, yeah. why is it better? >> the difference is most whiskeys and stuff's aged in a barrel. none of us stuff is aged in a barrel. >> is it illegal to make moonshine in your house? >> when you convert that mash to a liquor, when you separate that, that's the illegal part. >> when he is talking about mash, he doesn't mean my mom's favorite tv show. he's saying corn plus water equals mash. so this soup add a little sugar, a little yeast, throw it in a hot pot and after a while you get moonshine. after you drink moonshine, you thinking, hey, is that horse talking smack about me? he don't

the clyde group, the pr agency which has given us just wonderful pro bono help, we have a wonderful website coming together called watergatecommittee.com because there is not a good historical reference. we expect after today, we will continue to be a voice, and i'm just happy everybody could be here, and, leslie, i'm thrilled you could do this. these people probably do not need a lot of introduction. start with governor weicker. those of us on the committee remember that he was very demure, did not have a lot to say. [laughter] mr. freedman: he went on to hold many offices, and we are really, really happy you could be here today. [applause] mr. freedman: rufus, in many ways, is the unsung hero of the watergate committee. it is great to put a bunch of people on a diet and have television cameras show up, but you cannot imagine what someone would have to do to make all that happened inside the senate and be able to negotiate to put all of us in an auditorium. i don't know how you did that, but in addition to being deputy chief counsel, he had to clear all these obstacles, and i'm shoeing --

it's also aimed at them exactly i wanted to actually quote what the you commission president john clyde juncker said this morning regarding sanctions while quote the e.u. is fully committed to the russia saying sions regime the u.s. bill could have unintended unilateral effects they impact the e.u. energy security interest this is dan if american allies are not even in fully support her fully support this latest action. i don't see it is sustainable and frankly i see it is dangerous i mean why the u.s. is going out of its way to make enemies out of friends and. including russia frankly i would count on that list is just amazing to me and i would counter iran of that list you know if i can mention iran you know i was just there a few weeks ago and you know even donald trump admitted despite the fact that he didn't want to that iran is complying with the nuclear deal and yet now we want to sanction them moreover iran is fighting the same terrorists that the us claims to be in the middle east. and somehow we claim that they were a threat to us i just don't see any validity for these types

. ♪ >> how bonnie and clyde are controlling the narrative and profit in the process. >> jay-z would likeell what he makes in the store he owns. >> then, why dating j.lo is humbling for a-rod. >> the paparazzi was screaming at me. not even in english. get the hell out of the way. >> then, number three, will ferrell comes clean about mariah carey's missing cameo in "the house." >> is it true she showed up late to shoot? >> true. >> why mimi's role became a total fantasy. >>> plus, your "insider" bonus. i'm in the kitchen with alyssa milano. >> this is my favorite thing on the planet. >> and her shocking revelation of milo ventimiglia's crush. >> then, backstreet's "everybody" turns 20. the guys share secrets about that video. >> that was horrible. and i was already losing my hair, anyways. >> now, "the insider" tracking hollywood from the inside out. >> hello, everybody. welcome to "the insider." we're tracking the biggest stories in hollywood. >> starting with the number one story everyone is talking about. >> jay-z drops his first new album and the beyhive is buzzing over his reported re

so now that the clyde yea rs certified product.arkets and fish and chip restau ra nt supermarkets and fish and chip restaurant as well. —— now that the cod is msc certified. so what does this mean for those of us who love cod? it is great news that it is back on the menu from a sustainable source. local and sustainable, it is good. having something that has that traceability is important. for somebody of my age, i think in two hasn't been offered or been around for many years. it is lovely to see it at on offer. there will be regular checks to see that cold stocks in our waters remain at healthy levels. —— cod stocks. there is confidence that after years of decline, north sea cod is sustainable once again. i am delighted to hear that. that is great cod news. very good cod news. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london news, i'm claudia—liza armah. we start this morning with more details about the grenfell tower. burning cladding on grenfell tower would have released 14 times more heat

with the exception of hsbc, nobody is above 1 and deutsche bank clyde -- claude up to 0.5. up to $.50.ck mislav matejka: u.s. banks have reiterated their long-term is going down. if you think about the eurozone think, they are open this year, 11%, 12% compared to the market, they are strongly outperforming this year, but still quite cheap. it is a bit of a discount. and on the tapering story is ahead of you. if you think about 2013 when is a fed did taper, the 10 year bond in the u.s. what from 1.5% to three percent so it doubled. 0.5 --bonds today art at today are at a 0.5%. jonathan: if you speak to a banking ceo in europe, a care less about the curve than what the front end is doing and the front end is negative. they have the stomach of the cost and the shape of the curve is quite misleading when we look at europe. is it the actual problem is that the negative rates off 40 basis points and doing nothing with it anytime soon? mislav matejka: it has been there for a while. in september or october, mario draghi will lay out the tapering plan. if you have an eye on germany,

it will nowjoin up with the forth and clyde canal, which comes from the east and the river carron.en is also going to be meeting the canadian prime minister. he is visiting scotland. they will be going to the 620 scotland. they will be going to the g20 summit in hamburg. he is visiting the university of edinburgh. she has a busy day. meeting the canadian prime minister and, as we said, opening the queen elizabeth the second canal. duke of edinburgh the cover you will remember, was in hospital recently. but note in the sunshine with the queen in falkirk. we will revert for the moment. police repeatedly failed a disabled refugee who sought their help before being murdered in bristol four years ago, according to a report by the independent police complaints commission. bijan ebrahimi made dozens of calls to police, mainly to report racial abuse, criminal damage and threats to kill. he was eventually beaten to death by a neighbour, who wrongly believed he was a paedophile. avon and somerset police say they have made changes and have apologised to his family. jon kay reports. bijan ebra

host: clyde in new jersey, what are your thoughts? caller: good morning.ounted one of the things that -- itnator in new jersey was about addiction. it was interesting. myself, i am a recovering alcoholic. i have been clean now 28 years, in sobriety. i share, when they had people up there for addiction problem -- i am a friend of dr. bob and bill everybodyally hurts throughout the whole country. but i think they have organizations out there, which i found out through this thing about parent to parent, like the rehab and stuff like that, and i just wanted to say i am glad they are doing this, and i hope the congressmen and senators have a similar program throughout the country, because this is one issue for everybody. host: this opioid situation is part of the debate, here in washington, over what to do with the affordable care act. republican senators, democratic senators, one, if there is going to be medicaid expansion taken away, which happened under the affordable care act, republican senators in states where medicaid has helped, especially with the opio

commissioner clyde burn and i had a town meeting on net neutrality in seattle. more than 300 people attended and not one was in favor of paying higher prices to their cable company for worse or inhibited internet services. many people shared their personal stories about how the internet with toll lanes would affect them negatively and we heard from many small businesses and start-ups that they were afraid that losing business because they might have to charge higher prices to their customers if these important protections were reversed. i heard from people that health problems and their concerns about health emergencies while at home and the fact that the absence of net neutrality rules would mean that their small hometown doctor could not get critical information to the medical practitioners who are dealing with a patient in an emergency so that they could get important life-saving treatments. so whether you're a doctor examining a patient versus telemedicine or in an emergency room in seattle or a student in a rural community trying to access the internet to g