. >>> hey, declan. what's all over you? what's in your hand?off 2-year-old, something like this is going to happen. but this 2-year-old, he didn't do it to himself. >> big sister, big brother. >> now begins the newest episode of csi: daddy. >> what's all over your brother? huh? what happened upstairs? what's all over your brother? >> he has an idea of who the suspect is and charity you were onto something. because the 2-year-old has a 3-year-old big sister. >> did you have anything to do with the marker on your brother? hey. i'm talking to you. what happened? >> some little girls just want to see the world burn. >> are you going to apologize to your brother? apologize to your brother. >> it looks like she's on her way to apologize, but like any other child, she noticed something else and who knows if it ever happened. >>> now, ryder is getting a little coaching from the adult in his life. ryder notices something on the ground. whap is that thing? what is that thing going at an angle from my body due to the position of the sun? >> that's your sh

basic principles, the first one, the declan -- denuclearize asian of north korea, and that dialects.ation dialogue. haidi: the same thing from shery ahn. we heard h.r. mcmaster saying he is willing a range of options. what are these? ramy: all the options we continue to speak about, but he reiterated this could come in the form of economic sanctions here. they could come in the form of military options, but donald trump did not say were commit that it would actually happen. anything and everything is now on the table. mcmaster also said we have to do something, whether it involves u.n. sanctions or being prepared for military options. i want to point out one new development when it comes to the missile shield of south korea. mcmasters said he confirmed the united states will now pay for the thaad missile-defense system. should foot the bill for that, but then they turned around and mr. mcmasters saying the u.s. would pay for this. japan also saying it is considering buying a u.s. missile defense system, not the thaad, but something else by lockheed martin, around ¥80 billion, $700 mi

the real issue is will try to get on board with the common goal of declan -- denuclearizatr will theylay both sides. after the tomahawk strike in syria, they know his words carry weight. >> bret: benjamin hall in london. thank you. up next, today's congressional special election in georgia is getting attention all over the country. we will tell you why. first, here's what's some of our fox affiliates are covering. fox 10 in phoenix with the search for a 62-year-old woman and her 14-year-old grandson who were swept down a remote creek in grand canyon national park saturday. luanne merrill is the wife of the founder of the merrill company. she has had to be an experienced and skilled hiker. searchers are using ground teams, drones, and a motorized boat. nassau sends a supply ship name for john glenn into orbit. the atlas v rocket lifted off they pay the ss john glenn holds gear for the space station. he was the first american to orbit the earth and later became the oldest person ever in space. this is a live look at one stiff competition in round rock, texas, from fox 7. one of the big

coming up, we will speak with declan mexican writer valeria luiselli about her new book "tell me howt ends." stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this s is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we turn now to a book described by the texas observer as the first must-read book of the trump era. the book is entitled "tell me how it ends: an essay in 40 questions" by mexican born author valeria luiselli. she is one of the most acclaimed young mexican writers. she recently spent time as a volunteer interpreter are dozens of central american child migrants here in the united states who risked their lives crossing mexico to seek refuge in the u u.s. the book opens with the firstt question luiselli has to ask each child she helped in immigration court, "why did you come to the united states?" the book is being published as president trump vows a broader crack down and undocumented immigrants. valeria luiselli, thank you so much for being with us. tell me what you did in immigration court. ofwell, i did work -- a lot bilingual volunteers did in the period

. >> reporter: spokesman declan kearney stressed that aer lingus too is making an investment: $50 millionrs in equipment; crew and fuel costs; promotion. but the bottom line is that the profits from overbooked flights, infuriating fees and cheaper costs are luring competitors once more. no-frills norwegian airlines began flying to the balmy isle of guadeloupe from new york and boston for $69. norwegian is about to start flying to scotland from connecticut. as we flew affordably to dublin. as we enjoy a brief pub interlude, remember the advantages of competition, on flights to dublin or anywhere else: low fares, no fees, comfy planes from which no one is in danger of forcible removal. because of the profits that beckon. and one last time, why the profits? two main reasons, claims c.e.o. kavanagh. >> one, there has been some level of consolidation in north america where it's possible for airlines as businesses to generate sustainable levels of profitability. and the other is capital is more disciplined. >> reporter: investors are more disciplined in that they now demand immediate profits or

for the most part, the head cook position and it only becomes the executive staff in 1961 because declannnedy created that position. before that they were called the first. they were but when jacqueline kennedy's that i want european food by european trained chef the african-americans didn't have that expertise and that specialized training. >> some of the techniques passed down and even we look at the back the ones who hadn't gone to that training. they start to winnow out over time. the woman i talked about was really the last african-american to be the kitchen and she was an interim because the one hired by the kennedys couldn't handle it under the johnsons. here you had this french chef. >> and a southern president. >> johnson would ask them to make nachos, you've heard of chili con queso, heat called it to be concrete. a lot of attention. in that transition when he was looking for another seth, he manages to get a raise while she does it. since then, the only other person offered the job was becca clark, patrick clark, he was working at the hotel across from the white house what he

declan says, the care because absence affects theirfunding.—hart, who was fined for taking her children amelie and lewis out of school for four days. in middlesborough, dominique holding was fined £200 for taking her two children to see their relatives in turkey during the school term. and patsy kane, who is a firm believe in school fines and is the executive headteacher at three second schools in greater manchester. asjon as jon platt‘s asjon platt‘s lawyer, we could hear the —— clearly hear his passion, his angen the —— clearly hear his passion, his anger. he is going back to a magistrates court where he will plead not guilty. there will not be a trial in the crown court because it is not the kind of offence that the crown court hears. what is the point of him doing that? to be frank, i have not had a detailed discussion with him about his defence. i think lady hale has made it clear that the army as open to him the statutory defences. i think one of the defences he might be arguing is to do with the distance of the child to the school. that

the first step to enter scratch with declan city level price indexes. this is important because the stuff you see reported in the news, the fhfa indexes at the metro level can be misleading. for local officials if they were to look at a metro level they would make a mistake. this is los angeles metro area and in 2005 this was from 2001 -2006 bu2001-2006 but in 2005 ae through some places home prices pressure less than 10%. some places they appreciate by more than 60%. we did those calculations and there were also created this, this shows where places ended up in our universe of cities and it is similar to the previous paper. without a classic boom bust cycle, places, san bernardino, california, tampa florida. we got high cost places where they see a big boom in us much of a decline. these are pretty much high cost places to live like san francisco, los angeles, sacramento. and you're sort of status quo cities where tulsa, memphis, where not a whole lot have been in the market and in places where they didn't see that much of appreciation but they did see