damien: do you call your style anything? is there a special name to what you do, or you just throw in paint up on the wall and see what sticks? paul: you know, when i was a painter, went down the avenue painting in abstracts and ceramics. and then as we started with the murals, it was all about just creating an influence of color, inspiration, and improvement. and because my first--when i started about 20 years ago, 18, the schools were looking pretty beige and gray, and there was no color. so, the main thing was we wanted to bring some bright and cheeriness. and so, we're kind of just--it was the style was developing, you know? and now, if you look from my past, we had a lot of blends, and now we're kind of simplifying so we can get bigger wall space so we have a bigger impact. so, now it's kind of going down more of a graphic style. so, i'm kind of evolving and changing as i go. i mean, if you see some of the rooms that we've done, now we're painting the ceiling and doing something dynamics so kids can start thinking, "wow

damien: i think it is growing. but a think in a sense, in some countries, you are fighting against a quite entrenched position that the russians helped develop and maintain, . the sympathy toward them and their political aspirations. russia hates the multilateral world, the idea of a continental europe being united in a single and, and able to rebut withstand russian pressure or whatever it is. if you can unpick that and make countries doubt the value of our alliance, and come to their own terms in agreement with russia, independent of the eu, that is the established narrative they have. to undermine public confidence in the institutions that we post war world. and to say that those institutions are responsible for their unhappiness, and maybe even see russia as a friendly force. host: thank you. natalie, you offered a really interesting insight, which i think stems from the fact that you are both american and ukrainian. you talked about moscow having to use all of its tools to prevent ukraine from making the choic

damien mcguinness in berlin, thank you.d of being islamic state militants — if they're sent to the united states for trial. the men are alleged to be among a group of britons nicknamed the beatles who murdered western hostages in syria. now the home secretary has written to the us authorities dropping demands for assurances on whether they would be executed. our security correspondent frank gardner is here. frank, is this a change of heart on this issue by the british government. ? it has been called that although one senior government official said it's not the first time these assurances have been dropped but i'm pressing the home office for an answer and they haven't come up with one yet. to give either background, alexanda kotey and el shafee elsheikh are two self—confessed jihadists who to syria, joined isis, and they were ca ptu red syria, joined isis, and they were captured in january this year syria, joined isis, and they were captured injanuary this year by kurdish forces. they have been in a kind of legal limbo fo

the warriors and their former number one pick, damien jones getting his shot at center.coming. he hits the out side shot and damien jones will also show he has some inside stuff. 14.6 rebounds, if you care. the warriors were winners over the heat, 79-69. jacob evans did not play. their current number one pick was not able to go today. nothing will cool off a giant hot streak like a little trip to colorado. rocky mountain cold tonight. they have lost 13 out of the last 15 there. you can see the giants chartered flight attendants in full regalia. this is his 11th of the year. 1-0 off of kyle freeland. the giants might take care of colorado. more good stuff as they take a 2-0 lead. brandon is able to score all the way from first. it is a 2-0 lead. he had gone a total of 22 considered -- consecutive scoreless innings. the bases were loaded. there are some nice defense. it stays scoreless into the seventh. he had to leave and he gets no relief. there is no complaining about this guy. very seldom making about play. that allows the go ahead run to score and it is a 5-2 final wi

damien johnson is at the bbc sport centre. good morning, damien.about a change to to tackling in rugby union which could turn out to be significant. the height of illegal tackle will be lowered next season in a significant trial for the world of rugby union. there has been concern for quite a long time about safety on this board particularly when it comes to head injuries. this is how things will change specifically. this is the current level of a legal tackle, anything below the top of the shoulders is currently deemed safe. the new safe level is going to be the underside of the armpit, not hugely lower, but significant in terms of protecting the ball carrier in the collision. the aim of all this is to reduce tackles like these — high tackles — which of course can cause all sorts of problems for players, mainly concussion which is such a big issue in the game. injuries can have a huge effect on the length of player's career — the former wales and lions captain sam warburton retired last week at the age ofjust 29 because of repeated injuries. this

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damien hirst's shark preserved in formaldehyde.and john lennon's last piano objects associated with two artists who stand for the north of england in the city of newcastle and its neighboring town of gateshead the art and culture from the region is being celebrated in the great exhibition of the north the festival celebrates scientific and artistic achievements of the north of england. the idea is to hold an eighty day celebration really showcasing the very best of more than design and innovation to actually show the world the patrician nor the north and northerners as my. british icons hailing from newcastle include pop star staying. and the indie band maximo park who composed this song especially for the festival that provides the soundtrack for a water sculpture. bought off. the great exhibition of the north is also a festival that invites visitors to take an active part dancers dispersed around the city helped get people up and moving. at the main train station folks can get in the band. many members had never performed before

." >> damien. >> jimmy: and you realize that they're kind of -- there's like punk kids around, maybe: than seeing, you know, the pltics -- so, i go, "all right, so punk rock." and so i went to buddy girard's apartment in the city and i recorded this punk song. >> oh my gosh. >> jim want to play this.ust this is never aired ever , cause -- you listen to it maybe twice and sao, i don't need this." [ laughter and applause ] this is my version of my song. it's called, "mean girls." ♪ yeah yeah mean girls yeah yeah ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: powerful >> powerful! what -- what were your lyrics? what were you singing there? >> jimmy: it's awful lyrs. said -- i'm putting it together today, i go, "oh, my gosh, thd she never used this." i said -- maybe i'm a glutton for abuse, ieater guys with dr. seuss. i'd hang myself ad a a noose, you wouldn't care so what's the use. [ cheers ] i was like just show tg angsty, lin angst. >> yeah, i think if we can get nikki minaj to rap that, that co would soun, but -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that'll never happen. >>

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. >>> today jordan bell and damien jones were spectators and jacob evans barely saw the floor as theriors completed a perfect run through the california classic. nba summer league, these youngsters checking out the action in sacramento. first quarter marcus derek son showing off his range. he cans the triple that all scores were 24. now to the third, the warriors on the move. ryan brown throws it up. he throws it down for the slam. that deserves another look. the dubs turning defense into offense. check out the ball movement here. derek son with the finish. then the dubs up 13. derek son again back to the basket. spins and gets the bucket. the dubs win 77-71. they improve or they go 3-0 in the california classic. >>> and this is not your routine catch. a minor league catcher snatched up a bird that flew at him in illinois. he put the little fellow on his head before the bird would eventually fly away. there he is. of course, they got a nice ovation from the crowd on hand. here's the best part. the bird was not hurt and got to watch a little bit of baseball. this is abc7 sports report

damien hirst's shop preserved in four mile high and john lennon's last piano objects associated with two artists who stand for the north of england in the city of newcastle and its neighboring town of gateshead the art of culture from the region is being celebrated in the great exhibition of the north it's a combination of art show concept and street festival. the idea is to hold an eighty day celebration really showcasing the very best of northern art design and innovation to actually show the world the contribution that nor the north and northerners has made in terms of some fantastic work yes in the past but more importantly what's going on today and into the future. connected by seven bridges across the river time newcastle and gateshead also share a common history as an industrial location this was the birthplace of stevenson's rockets the world's fastest steam locomotive in eighteen twenty nine another british icon connected with newcastle is charles l. gray the former prime minister also gave his name to. one more of the region's famous songs his pop star sting. indie band the

doing that we want our children to see the water animals in the future with their own eyes focused on damien rock a regular as you look up at your local residents are burning down trees to clear land for farming. they fly to our last stop the forest of good to me in togo. to the people in this area the forest is sacrosanct. they head out into the woods following their priests in the procession they believe that cults of the forest can shield them from sickness and protect them from evil the priests of always kept a close watch on the forest. they have the support of a local environmental group. they look to the forest some areas and set up a patrol. and the run up quietly give it a greater stretch to the forest a clearing and slamming. on it that way and then by. their working together to fight poaching forest burning and timber thieves. and so again a whole bunch of good ideas on protecting and preserving the world we live in that say for today's program thank you for watching the environment show but do you buy channels television d.w. and k t n sharon as always it's been a pleasure workin

. >>> damien lee, splitting time between santa cruz and golden state, playing in 15 games with the hawks engaged to stephan curry sister. >> that's the way it works. >> if you have a connection with stephan curry, you get on the team.>> it doesn't hurt. [ laughter ] >> we will be right back. hi! are you two getting along? oh, yeah, yeah. [ hiss ] [ gasps ] [ birds chirping] ♪ no matter what you are they're a perfect match. the new ipad and xfinity stream app. hey guys, i'm home! surprise! i got a puppy. add an ipad to select packages for just $5 a month for 24 months. upgrade online now. tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and kenny choi will have all the news you need.. to start your day. good night. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next, the next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30 am. >> everyone knows who lando calrissian is, except for me apparently. [ laughter ] captioning sponsored by cbs >> welcome back to the evening news. on the day president trump embarked on his trip to europe for the n.a.t.o. summit, london mayor sadik khan allowed an unflattering depiction o

damien 0'neill reports.ive you some idea of how much water has been lost recently, the water has fallen by ten metres across the surface area of1.5 square by ten metres across the surface area of 1.5 square miles. the rare spectacle of being able to walk among the ruins of the old village has now become a big tourist attraction. i never realised how lovely it could look, now that all the water has gone out of it.|j lovely it could look, now that all the water has gone out of it. i was here last month, and the water was almost overflowing. so to see it so low is absolutely fantastic. it's quite awesome when you look down there and see the outlay lighter footprint of what used be like and how the big —— how big the village was. when you look up and you can see where the walls come down, they go in line with what is under the water, you think that is amazing. go in line with what is under the water, you think that is amazing]! quite mind blowing to even visualise what it must‘ve been like before they even flatt

an >> reporter:dlord damien smith has renamed his west london pub, hosting a series of trump themed celebrations next weekend to send a message. >> president trump has a lot of support here as well, you know? >> reporter: the baresident's disdain for g institutions resonates with se of the customers, many of whom voted to leave the european union and want to see an england first agenda here at home. what kind of british people support donald trump? >> it's blue collar people who feelth ey've been left behind by globalization, by elites and that they're not listened to. >> reporter: but president trump's british fans remain a minority. according to one survey, just 11% think mr. trump has been a good president, while 67% say his performanc has been poor or terrible. >> they're bringin drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists. >> reporter: but his stance on immigration d trade applauded by populist allies like brexit liter nigel firage. >> they can take back control of their country, take back control of their borders and get back their pride and self-respect. >> reporter: a message that's l

continue to prepare for the worst we meet one militia leader in little blin in the country's east damien duda teaches at the university in his free time he trains up volunteers. we still have you fire this neither of them talking up are you going only on the firing range going at all just being prepared cranes will be to meet all their lives the ukrainians were told that the russians were their brothers. now they're shooting at each other but not an armed soldier the ones i spoke to were shocked it's not remotely prepared for it's just something that won't happen here on news from a text watch from the sky. just occupy there's a saying here if you want peace prepare for war. outwardly on the defensive inwardly on the attack thousands of people have marched against the government's efforts to bring the courts and the media under its control magda and dozens of other journalists have lost their jobs she used to run a public radio broadcaster beats and i'll do there was political pressure on the media in the past to we've always had weak media laws. but these cleansing is taking place under

in his sports damien and his friends watch the next match an away game against man. you are in tenth place in the standings a daunting challenge. the are on the phone in the midst of all the suffering we kurds are surrounded by in iraq syria turkey and iran where they hang people in public squares and if it were subjected to persecution murder deportations and worse and doing awful for motility in this context being part of a club that plays in sweden's highest division that means a lot to me. than to me. and then down third school was but the match ends in a respectable journal maybe it will be enough for them to stay in the league and give a morale boost to kids every last moment. ok let's go to serbia now which has opened up a new route for potential refugees fleeing persecution and poverty in iran since last year the author of teas in belgrade if allowed iranian citizens to enter the country visa free officially in a bid to boost tourism and foreign investment that move has prompted a growing number of young iranians to try and use serbia as a springboard to get

damien green was still in the cabinet.summer parties but we are back in summer party season, it is a hung parliament which is incredibly hard and frustrations over brexit are just a boiling over once again but that doesn't mean it's not serious, it could definitely cause trouble but it is part of this cycle of this minority government. a lot of instability and who wouldn't love to bea instability and who wouldn't love to be a fly on the wall at chequers on friday. just as the uk is leaving the european union, there real tensions amongst the 27 about the immigration issue which it seems they are more concerned about a brexit, frankly, the ft has a story on that. the summit last week at which it was apparently going to be the big rigs at summit and then it wasn't and theresa may got five or ten minutes to talk about it, much of this conversation was about migration, the big issue across the eu, and1 migration, the big issue across the eu, and 1 million people came to britain, surrey, came to the eu since last summer. —— sorr

our correspondent damien mcguinness has been following developments in berlin.e avoided that question, but did go on to say that in fact, the way that he sees it is, and he's said this previously as well, that he wants more flexibility and creativity — that's the word he uses often — he wants that out of brussels. from the perspective of brussels and berlin, creativity means undermining single market rules, and that's just not going to wash. so today in berlin, at the foreign ministry here, there were lots of nice words, both sides saying they want a deal, it's important to respect the red lines of both sides. but at the same time, both are adamant that a deal can't be reached at any cost. and that's because the most important thing for brussels and for berlin is keeping the single market intact, despite the strong words from mrjeremy hunt today. so, without a real change in approach from the eu negotiators, we do now face a real risk of no deal by accident. and that would be incredibly challenging economically. britain would find that challenging. but in the en

will continue happening it is they that along with the russians helped broker this deal the door damien's really want to make sure that the security is maintained along that border so that those displaced people feel confident enough to go home. for the first time in three years the syrian regime is back in control of its fronted with jordan this military convoy flying russian and syrian flags rumble towards the nasi border crossing minutes after opposition fighters agreed to surrender terms they had little choice in the face of overwhelming russian firepower the fighters will hand over heavy weapons and thousands of them and their families will be given safe passage to opposition held areas in the north of syria syrian government forces swept through down a province backed up by russian as strikes but as part of the surrender terms they'll leave for villages they captured earlier these and the rest of the border area will be supervised by the russian military. for bashar al assad it was a small price to pay for taking back the border this is a vital trade route that the regime would even

>>> warriors had a perfect run through the california classic and did it without jordan bell and damiencking out action. first quarter, marcus dickerson showing off his range, he cans the three ball. all scores with 24. the warriors on the break. the sweet alley-oop to decotto and dubs turning defense into offense. watch this great ball movement and finish by derrickson. that looks like the real team there, just summer league. derrickson, back down to the defender and spins and scores, dubs go on to win, 77-71, a perfect 3-0 in the california classic. >>> leonard is still with the san antonio spurs but he wants out and the relationship went back while rehabbing from a quad injury an reports are he hid from team officials when they went to check on him and he wants to play with the lakers but haven't been able to reach a deal with the spurs. >>> the king of clay serves up another victory on grass. nadal, after a short rally, check out the drop shot winner by nadal. that is a thing of beauty. in the third, nadal breaks the serve with a strong forehand down the line, followed by an equally

i have to give a shout out to my brother damien posey with paradise. where are you at? you see that hampso hamsun brotr right there? [laughter] and sean richardson. my brother right there. big rich. project level. these are people that you can't forget about behind-the-scenes. we have a lot of women who did this. this world is ran by women. how about that. are supervisor president? and a sister. come on, now. so i want to acknowledge carolyn and misha who are often behind the background who don't like to get acknowledged. you know, add to my beautiful daughter right there. she has all of her teeth. [laughter] i want to bring on a mother who i met to his amazing and incredible. she is doing big things. i will bring her on up. her name is patty. her son passed away, we will dedicate this gun buyback on saturday, june 30th, from 8-12 to her son, robbie. come on up, patty. [applause] >> good afternoon. i want to thank you rudy for inviting me to come here and think united players for the great work they do in the city and beyond. my name is patty. on the founder of the robb

. >> thank you, damien. >>> state of emergency declared. there is some progress in the fight against san diego's fast-moving alpine fire. but a state of emergency has been declared. this is what we know. several homes and businesses in the community of alpine have been destroyed. cal-fire tells us they do have some containment, right now 5%. the governor declared a state of emergency for that area. this is video from just a few moments ago. another hours burned. we have a handful of homes at this point that have caught fire just this afternoon. tough conditions going on right now. there you can see it is very hot. the flames very, very hot. 108 degrees combined with brisk winds, making it a miserable job for firefighters. the area we're talking about is near the charred 2003 cedar fire. you remember that blaze, it turned out to be the second largest fire in state history. first responders also immediately evacuated a mobile home today and set up an evacuation center. but the alpine fire is moving incredibly fast. it now covers more than 400

damien jones... they hope the fiormer first-rounder can play some center this season... especially until cousins can play... he gets the dunk inside kendrick nunn... he was the 2nd leading scorer in the coutry last year at oakland university in michigan... he pulls up for a 3-pointer final... 79-68 warriors... they play the host kings tomorrow host kings tomorrow night... first round pick didn't play with an injured toe less than 24 hours after lebron james signs with the lakers, rajon rondo is also headed to la. rondo has signed a one year deal worth 9 million dollars. this will be the four time all star's sixth different organization in a span of five seasons. this past season with new orleans rondo averaged 10 points and 12 assists in the postseason... to make room for rondpo... thelakers renounced the rights to power forward julius randle the iconic lebron james banner is being taken down banner is being lebron james the iconic the iconic lebron james banner is being taken down once again... the 10 story once again... the 10 story billboard hangs in downtown clevland

that would be damien jones. busy giving back. a sprained knee he visits a youth basketball camp. the warriors put it on and i out with the kids, taking southeast. the last was none other than jason applebaum. there he has. he gave the kids a talk about perseverance. they could have a bigger role, he is ready for it. >> it has been a long time coming. this year is a big year to show what i have been working on. gift of that mentality coming out, that it is your time to shine. you can't let anybody else get the way. >> the former number one pick, he will have a shot this fault with the warriors. in the meantime, this story is just so great. if you followed his career with the 49ers. he said it was offended that it took so long to get into the hall of fame. but the hall of fame announces today that that is just fine. they will not acknowledge him during the ceremony. they're just going to mail the gold jacket to him. be done with it. you did it to yourself terrel owens. the store never ends. >>> meanwhile, it is time for cto. check

damien jones...hope the former first-rounder can play some center this cousins c the dunk inside... jones had 14 points late in the game.... jordan bell... tries to throw it off the backbopard and dunk... just like he did in the regular season last year... but this one was a fail final... 79-68 warriors... they play the host kings tomorrow night... first round pick jacob evans didn't play with an injured to the giants got another good performance out of madison bumgarner... but it wasn't enough... gorkys hernandez... had no home runs last season... this was his 11th this season... first pitch of the game... 1-0 giants madison bumgarner... came into the game with a 16-iniing scoreless streak...and he was cruising through the 6th inning... his streak reaching 22 innings... 2-0 giants going into the 7th but in the 7th mad-bum got into trouble... allowing a couple of runs... then... with releiver reyes moronta replacing him.. gets the grounder to 2nd... you never see this... brandon crawford's throw is h

live in martinez, damien trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> activists who oppose sharing information with i.c.e. held an unusual demonstration to getthe. local moms saying saying to stop sharing information from i.c.e. when undocumented immigrants are being released from jail. >> they are talking about keep families together. a spokesman for the sheriff's department will continue sharing information on suspects considered dangerous. >> a 92-year-old man in southern california says he was attacked and he was shouting to go back to mexico as his attackers hit him in the face with a brick. he's a native of mexico and here in the united states legally. >> on the heels that have brutal hate crime new numbers have spi california. nbc bay area's sam brock is where they are taking to take this more serious. >> reporter: anecdotally local groups here say they are getting more complaints, and we reported that you'll remember a few weeks ago about three black construction workers right here who reported seeing racist epithets and nooses at this construction site. hate crimes in california according

. >> damien collins is a member of parliament for the conservative party whose committee is running almostentical investigation looking at russian meddling in the 2016 brexit referendum. it focused on controversial facebook user data. the firm of cambridge analytica and data scientist named alexander kogan. >> well known as the man that created tools and apps that allowed cambridge analytica to get a large amount of facebook user data. >> he delivered the data to cambridge analytica. and now cnn has learned he may have perhaps unwittingly allowed access to the same facebook data to russian actors. although it is unclear what kind of information could have been accessed. he began working four years ago on a joint project at st. petersburg university sponsored by the russian government. he was a u.s. citizen, did not want to do an on camera interview but told cnn on my side i am not aware of any russian entity with access to my data. he questioned anyone's conclusion that someone accessing his data in russia means actual russian agents were involved. it could have nothing to do with the russ

however, as damien mcguinness explains, his time might be better spent talking to the eu chief negotatiorere because it is the largest economy in europe, the most powerful country politically as well within the eu 27. but i think there is a danger sometimes that london overestimates the influence that germany would have on the brexit negotiations themselves. while all eu 27 member states, including germany will of course vote on the final deal, so far, whenever you ask german ministers about their stance on brexit, if they simply say, talk to barnier, because it is the eu commission which has been given a mandate by the eu 27 to negotiate and so far we have seen complete unity behind brussels. interestingly there is also unity within germany on that stance because across—the—board, politically speaking everybody supports that stance here in the german government. while jermey hunt was in germany, theresa may stayed in the uk, holding an event in the town of gateshead, in northern england, to explain her government's plan to leave the eu. she was asked by a member of the public whether the

he says this will be black damien black supremacy, intermarriage, social equality. would your daughter marry a black man? he demeans himself and he is so crude that people start shouting back at him. he engages them. sometimes he is booed out of town the paley. northern opinion is not being swayed by him play in this race card. things that works were not working. he did a swing around the circle and the north was a complete disaster. >> i'm hearing this and i am thinking about what you said about stevens and all the other confederates. andthing about sumner canopy years prior, was there any strong reaction by the republicans in congress against the confederates rejoining the government? professor sinha: good question. when the representatives show up, congress does not admit them. they realize now that these governments with their black , they needed a proper reconstruction of the south that included african-americans. this is the start of congressional reconstruction but this is what johnson is basically doing at this point. it is not being able to comprehend that