dickinson becomes this great thing. say you really like anna dickinson and what she says, you are republican, you are an abolitionist, you think she is swell. you uncomfortable with her doing it. how do you handle that? without a lot of order i'm going to give you some images i bought off of ebay. , a voice ofn orator rare sweetness, tender and endurance. a combination of powers that never fail to magnetize -- this is fairly early. -- you a fairly generic might argue that that is gendered language. theyhiladelphia press says are fascinated with her. how is she doing this? she is under medium height, you may have noticed the first descriptor is tall with was absurd. she has a large nose, distended nostrils, her mouth is large with arching lecture -- lips. it is like the people are going to a horse race and studying her. we must say in general. she is rather repossess it. , it is notk herald to be wondered if she awakened interest in her audience. she has a full figure. she is a medium-sized. they never seem to agree abou

i didn't know dickinson. >> yeah. >> all right. welcome to the show.w texan, let's get to a million dollars, shall we? >> absolutely. >> all right, come on, y'all. >> [laughs] >> 14 questions from $500 all the way up to $1 million. you have your three lifelines. they're there if

no nigerian fans will be allowed to bring dickinson.aking news, that will be a chicken free zonein news, that will be a chicken free zone in that stadium. no fowl play in that stadium. last year, they beat nigeria in a friendly by 4—2, but against england, they played poorly. awful first half, but against england, they played poorly. awfulfirst half, and losing 2-1 at poorly. awfulfirst half, and losing 2—1 at the end. where not sure what nigerian team will turn up. as the croatia, they are looking to get out of the group stage is since 1998, when they reached the semifinals, backin when they reached the semifinals, back in france. a very talented sides. there will be some rumours in some split in the cab, due to off field issues. but speaking to them today, they say there are very united and like a family, and very covered of doing well at russia 2018. john bennett, many thanks indeed for the update from callinan grad —— kaliningrad. that‘s it from us. just before we go, a quick look at what‘s in store tomorrow. group c starts with fra

zachariah and coastal construction ceo tom murphy jr., sergio peno and bob dickinson, enrique sosa, a f the big money donors who own ryan and the rhinos who would destroy the gop. joining us congress from florida, congressman matt gates. good to have you with us. you have put out a very strong statement and i just want to read the first line. it is shameful to see house gop leadership emphasize support for fbi, doj intelligence collection on the trump campaign. that's about as straightforward as you can put it. e gust ask, why in the world have y putting up r conference putting up with a man who could do what he did today at that leadership briefing, which is change the subject from the success of the party and the primaries, the biggest primary night in this election cycle, and turn it to himself and turn it against the idea, the very idea that evidence matters in his judgment of whether or not there was a spy. it obviously doesn't in his case. >> lou, i've got on your show before and defended paul ryan en've agreed withim but there is no defense today for paul rya siding with the fb

mark dickinson is charged with two counts of animal cruelty.said they were called to his home for reports of gunshots and found a doe and fawn bleeding out on a nearby road. >>> a missing air force officer that disappeared 35 years ago has been found living in california under another name. he is being held in the bay area. captain william howard hughes jr. had been living under the name of barry o'beirne. he went missing in 1983 and was classified as a deserter. he was arrested during an investigation into passport fraud and aushe had been depressed about being in the air force and was being held at travis air force base in the area. >>> a hack sends bitcoin prices plunging. >>> tesla will rollout fully automated cars. >> reporter: today marks the first day of the tension filled g7 summit. wall street is bracing for an expected federal reserve announcement of an interest rate hike this weekend on friday, stocks rose and the dow gained 75 points. futures have been flip-flopping this morning. bitcoin prices nosedived on sunday and continue to be

dickinson firefighters, paramedics etc. to the emergency right away. now, 911 operators rely on a system originally set up for land lines. to ask the caller their address and track information from cell phone towers. as well as other methods. apple hopes the feature will save lives and improve the data emergency response system. the new feature should roll out this fall for iphone users running ios 12. >> you always have people who are afraid of people following or tracking them. if you have nothing to hide, it is a great idea. >> i coach basketball. when we do emergency training, they let us know that it will go to fresno dispatch and then around here. there are three or four different points that it goes from before it gets to you. >> this new feature is meant to streamline that information. sometimes callers do not know where they are are are to hurt or upset to medicate important details to 911 operator. apple will not share the name of the caller. this feature can only be used during an emergency call. alissa harrington. >>> voters will decide if

. >> michelle was offered a scholarship to attend dickinson, a well-regarded liberal arts college back in pennsylvania. >> you must have both been proud of how your child was working out? >> very. >> after graduation she tried various careers before eventually landing a marketing job at disney. now she had met this man, ian diaz, the u.s. marshall. her very own prince charming. in december 2014 for her 28th birthday he whisked her top of new york to propose. >> and you said? >> i said yes. yeah. i said yes. >> it was time to find a starter castle to complete the fairy tale. just minutes from her job at disney, they bought into a new condo development in anaheim. she would be able to watch the disneyland fireworks from the roof. >> i put the whole down payment down. >> you put the whole payment down? >> yes. >> they waited for the condo to be finished, and in june they moved in, but michelle said that's when the relationship changed. fell apart, actually. two months later she packed her jetta with whatever stuff she could fit in and left. showed up at her parents' doorstep. >> surprised

of massachusetts, master of science from m.i.t., master of business administration from fairleigh dickinson university. marcelo claure is the executive chairman of the board of sprint corporation. he also serves as the chief operating officer of softbank group -- softbank group corp., the japanese multinational conglomerate that owns a majority stake in sprint. founded mr. claure brightstar corporation as a small district reader of mobile devices -- a small distributor of mobile devices. 20 years later, brightstar has annual revenues in a sense of $10 billion. an immigrant from bolivia, mr. claure earned a bachelor of science in economics and finance from bentley university in massachusetts. asha keddy is vice president of technology systems architecture and client group and general manager of next-generation standards with intel. she is responsible for investigating and delivering the technologies that intel is pursuing in the 5g arena. ms. keddy has more than 17 years experience leading and managing wireless and mobile broadband technology and product areas. ms. keddy holds a degree in co

. >> dickinson -- the security concern has little to do with an individual or a criminal. of the real concern, and i would leave it to the diplomats of the is the instability, either the country that arises. look at the political instability among our nato allies. because of the collective action in the middle east. look at the instability in the middle east itself. whenever you see these massive forced migrations, it creates an unstable and insecure world by definition. that's broader and more significant as us our nation, then the possibility -- might be through these individuals end up in terrorist -- i'm sure of u.s. diplomats in the room, they will tell you they are right. >> i would like to take two quick questions. two quick questions from folks. aaron. go ahead. name, organization. study of george washington masters degree. the or crisis. 1.5 alienew years, people have left venezuela for south america. many countries -- have been helpful in trying to solve this -- this without that much international aid. what is your opinion and experience of what is happening in