so the message that governor din white to the french who was at a fort way back in the wilderness, in the ohio wilderness was essentially stay out all of these lands belong to king george. so i won't get into the long history of war between england and france you know, we have in europe there's 700 years or however long it was intermittent areas of peace at this point there's a few years peace between two countries. so if you think of seskly the french were up in canada with what is canada today -- was then too and the british had their colonies down in where our 13 colonies were on the atlantic seaboard. in between was that huge chunk called the ohio. a huge chunk of wilderness, and there were both laying claim to it. both france and -- britain in october of 1773 george leaves the -- leaves the flat plantation land of virginia travels on horseback. with a wilderness guide who really knew what he was doing a frontiersman named christopher and several servants they're on horseback. they cross and go from plantation up to rolling piedmont across appalachian and hammered with snowstorms.

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din. what do you think the reaction would have been? >> president obama if had he had done that, would have been impeached already for sure. the most mystifying thing about all of this is the failing to stand up to a president who has distinguished himself with a singular dishonor. first american president who refuses to defend the country from the attack launched on it by a hostile foreign power at the order of the president of russia, the russian federation launched a cyber war against the united states interfering on our election process. attack on our sovereignty. this is what george washington warned the country about. remarkable to play out this week and to see over on fox, stay tv, all the excuse making, gymnastics going on trying to excuse trump on this. >> the president, as a candidate promised to put america first. no more taking crap from everything. why is he taking everything in the face from putin, everything. the attacks, the suggestion that they want mcfaul to be investigat

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sheikh so din mohammed ali tani founded this collection and in addition to the m.i.a. launched a further collection and busy arms including among other things the collection of old writings in the national library. is this a competition among museums. that's coming because that come it can't be seen as a competition to find as i said this is where it started. and has spread because it's been seen that off of the culture play an important role. you know this also applies to abu dhabi of course and neighboring countries it has to be said that kuwait began collecting very early on if they just never built a big museum but they have a very good collection of islamic art there are lots of people collecting here i wouldn't put the competition so much in the foreground though the political situation has exacerbated it. for the gist of the clips on the wish that. don't has old port appears peaceful but in reality there's a sense of crisis. since june twenty seventeen nowhere craft have been flying from doha to dubai or abu dhabi airspace is closed. six muslim countries have br

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the fire captain told us a total of nine people have din displaced by the fire, including five tourists bnb. one firefighter suffered a cut and was taken to the hospital. at this point, they say the cause of this fire is still under investigation. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thanks, amy. investigators are looking into what started a two-alarm fire in berkeley around 10:15 last night at the old ace hardware building at university avenue and walnut street. surrounding buildings have been evacuated and no reports of anybody getting hurt. >> now, a live desk update. >> nine down, four more to go. what could be the final rescue mission at a cave in thailand is under way right now. and this morning, divers rescued the ninth boy. three more boys and their soccer coach are still in the cave. we do want to show you a live look at the hospital in thailand where the rest of the team is recovering. doctors say two boys have pneumonia, two have possible blood infections but the good news is they say the athletes are strong and will recover. >> the governor says a

we arrived here last night and we had a din wrner where we developed an even better relationship. we spoke for an hour and a half and today we are talking trade and military. we just looked at some incredible antiterrorism things being done here in junction with the united states. the relationship is very, very strong. we'll have a news conference in a little while. right now we're going to talk about other things taking place in the middle east. thank you all very much. >>> all right, you just saw teresa may and donald trump hire to their meeting. this is the first time they have been face to face since president trump's interview with "the sun." we had trouble hearing what they said, but they did not seem to directly address the interview. joined again by kaitlan collins who got a better read out of what the words were. >> the president saying the relationship between the u.k. and the united states is very strong. that is stunning given the interview that he gave last night that shocked all of london, criticizing teresa may, sitting next to him, saying she didn't listen to him,

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the first din condition doughnuts in san jose opened today at 6:00 in the morning and long before that long lines, you can see the lynn stretches from the counter all the way out the front door. a lot of anxious coffee people waiting in line to get the prize. that prize, dunkin doughnuts and coffee. you know this franchise started on the east coast but has made its way west and you can see how popular it is as people are just eager to get a taste. some trying for the first time. others long time supporters who have been waiting for this day. >> every day my dad would bring me a doughnut when i was a little girl. >> i heard they were opening i was very excited. i came yesterday back there toward the different through and wanted to know the time they opened and i got to meet the owner, one of them, two and he is an east coaster and a steeler fan. go steelers. i was just so excited. >> reporter: the franchisee of this location said that he owns ten stores back east in connecticut but wanted to expand west here to california. >> we fell in love with the city. we have been extremely success

. >> what if you're going out for din they are evening? what do you need to know? >> our team coverage continues with chris gordon who is live ia at amsa m with a closer look at impact on businesses. >> chris. >> leon and wendy, it's friday night and that means date night, and d.c. restaurants are making it very difficult adjustment tryingo accommodate customers, and at the sameime abide by the water alert. water, water everywhere but n a tap of tap water to drink and during the d.c. water alert there's no soda, coffee or tea. if you can find any ice it's ered from was del outside the district. >> i think it's all good, you know, they are really nice and they offered us complimentary bottles of water so wre still enjoying our time. >> have to boy some bottled water for our customers and had to make sure we take on the kitchen and for our customers. >> at the aterdam andfalafel shop. >> the costco in d.c. it seems bottled water is on everybody' shopping list and apparently is the only item on this customers' lt. >> definitely going through waters. >> you can't get a

you din o come up with this tit. so to me it had a kind of double entendre. natural causes, you were talking about how you reach a certain age you really don't say what the persons died of. they're old enough to die, they died of natural causes. that is one thing but the other thing occurred to me, it is also the way in which basically our own body ends up killing you. you have less control over your body than you think. you have anno illusion of contr, perhaps but even with allll the emphasis on the wellness movement, this is one area of your life where you can control it. you may not control your job or kids, nobody can control their kids but you can control your health. and in fact, one of the overarching themes of this book is, you have less control than you think. in fact, like your kid, your body is born to rebel. >> right. yeah. and this, the science here was something very familiar to me because what i had studied, as a graduate student, was the immune cells called macrophages, those are killer cells, my quote, invade your body somehow. they get right

what we did not hear their was any one or identifying herself by dinning dying as a liberal or a democrat has turned off voters from all political stripes. liz: i hear what you are saying. >> there are republicans that are anti-trump. >> howard i have the object here. i think two of them said they would like to pick up most likely shows their minority values or their views but just because someone's skin color is different from yours doesn't mean they don't have the same values. you can be a minority and still before a nation of laws and freedom, your personal freedoms and it's still your views. for you to say that there wasn't anyone really splashing back about this they were. >> i'm still waiting to hear connection to liberals democrats and progressives. i think there's an entire special of viewpoints on college campuses. liz: if you have more information on that bring it back to us. we love have you on. president trump announcing his pick for the supreme court justice. we are on that story. stay with us. .. needles. essential for the cactus, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid art

. >> do you think -- was he at the end of his din are or do you think he left because you confronted? >> i think he left because he i had spoke to him. person who was eating with him has not finished and they were sitting and chatting. >> what made you do this? >> well that's an easy one. i would say that it's my right as a citizen. it's my responsibility as a mother. and i was there with my child and i think that probably helped to spark something in me also to seize that moment. i mean he -- here's the man who is literally sacrificing our children's future for short term personal gain. it's disgusting and he's corrupt while doing it. >> i notice on the video you're looking at something. did you write down points you wanted to make? >> yeah. i mean i'll say that speaking to strangers in restaurants is not really my wheel house so i thought i might get a little bit nervous and i wanted to be factual and have coherent talking points, so just on the back of my receipt i scribbled down many of the bullet points there are to choose from that i could bring up. >> i'm guessing from the shi

as you see president trump just remarks at the salute to service din ter.t pays tribute to the nation's military men a as we get set to celebrate independence day tomorrow. this is president trump's third visit to wes virginia th year, his fifth visit since taking office, by the way. >>> rescue crews in thailand say it's a miracle they found those 13 people trapped in a cave, but finding them, it's just the first step. it could take weeks, maybe even months tfree the boys and their soccer coach, and they will be roapped unded in a flooded cave the whole time. >> that's right. ent he group already without food for about nine days, so now medics are inside checking their health and making sure the boys are warm and are getting fed. >> nbc janice mackey frayer is inhailand and is at the site s where crewre trying to figure out what to do next. >> reporter: it's about a quarter mile walk up this road where this massive rescue effort is underway. more than a thousand people aree now invo they know the boys are safe. now the hard part, trying to get them out. mos

what donald trump did in helsinki the more the establishment republicans complain about what trump dine more they will rush out there to defend him. that is a proposition i think that needs to be proven, but there are republicans who believe that is the case. >> i don't disagree. i think for republicans they are looking at judges. they are looking at the tax cuts. they are looking at the things that are actionable that the president has done. they probably think he is not getting a fair shake on tv. he was obviously reacting to that as he lashed out at the media to what he saw staring back at him. i don't think we will know how people truly feel until the mid term elections because there hasn't been any sort of reaction where he can actually see the people disapprove. polls are one thing. polls move but a mid term election will last a couple of years. >> it's one thing to talk about how the president is doing in the economy. republicans are obviously very happy and democrats are pretty happy. the justice nominees, second amendment, gun rights. this is a national security issue involvin

dan and din? >> thank you very much. all the evacuations have been lifted for pawnee. the chp has reopened several state highways in the area. the fire destroyed 22 buildings. about half of them were homes. >>> new details today on the death of jahi mcmath. the teen was declared dead following complications from surgery and a life or death battle between mcmath's family, the hospital and the state. today her family spoke out after jahi passed away in new jersey following a recent surgery. abc 7 reporter melanie woodrow joins news the newsroom with more details. >> jahi mcmath now has two death certificates. an incomplete one from california in 2013 that her lawyer is contesting, and another one from new jersey when her mother says she passed away just past month. jahi's mother describing today how her daughter had the whole world stirred up without saying a word. >> they really didn't want jahi to live. they didn't want her to die. but that little black girl from oakland made history. and i'm so proud of her. >> for four and a half years, jahi survived on life support.

people talk their district down will help the country get rid of these warlords who have been made dinning ahead you may be and have been influencing the local politics have been really creating problems for the general public they have been engaged in extortion struggling language being etc but john also. means that the government might not pursue the not for our string or eliminating these boards and as such this is a big sit back to hold people the general outline public we're sick of these warlords. think this is a this is a sit back and against the wishes and the will of the public hundreds of volunteers who have spent years saving lives turned serious long running war hoping for a new life of their own members of the white helmets rescue crew and their families have left the country south where government forces have regained control they were given safe passage to the israeli occupied golan heights after request by the united nations now they have reached in jordan the plan is for them to be resettled in the near future and western countries including the united kingdom canada and g

the din group was smaller than usual. just the two of us and a college friend. this woman had become a tenured professor at a large university. i promise the audio book is more consistent. [laughter] this friend, she traveled around the world giving talks. she was known in her field. she was also single. at one point in the evening, i commented to our friend that of the people in our sorority with whom we'd graduated, she was probably the most successful. >> that's funny, the friend replied, because i'd say that you are. hana was married and had a family and also ran a company, she pointed out. then the three of us wondered, do you have to have a family to be successful? what exactly is success? is it climbing to the top of your career? is it climbing to the top of your career while also being married and having children? is it climb dog a midpoint in -- climbing to a midpoint in your career and then saying, screw it? pivoting to something else that truly makes you happy? >> we didn't know, but that dinner lasted three hours as we sat and tried to figure out the

and server.h: >> sou know, it seems like one of the many theories as to why trump behaved the way he dinegitimizes his win based on your covering him, do h you thine's any weight to that theory. >> i think there's a lot of weight to that theory. onthink he can't decouple it. he sees any indicar any hint that russia helped him will put an asterisk by his name, and he doesn't want an asterisk by his name. he wants his namto be bolder, and a little bit bigger font than everybody else. >> seth: right. and i think he also knows that whether he coordinated, or collud knew about it, or not, he knows that those emails helped him. >> seth: both your parents were reporters, as well. >> yeah. >> seth: this was in your dna. but they were in los angeles, they were helicopter rorters. >> they were much cooler than me. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: would you actually see helicopters when you were a kid and be like, "oh that's one of -- my parents are up there?" >> so, when i wasn't in a licopter, i would see them above. my parents, they worked a ton. it's the news business, it's c

reaching out to the whole series of folks with the trump orbit, trying to offer information that's din riminating, bad informat about clintose again, just upon donald trump jr.'s response where he said he was anxious to get that kind of information. >> you know, reading the indictment and realizing this was more than just stealing of e-mails, it was stealing of voter files and things like that, the now october 7th frankly what has been told to me was a watered down warning to the american public about russian interference, but that assessment now looks awfully, igfully weak. obviously in hin this looks weak. what should the obama h administratie done that they didn't do then? >> well, chuck our committee is going to go and it's going through the final stageshe of thorough review of what both the obama administra on and for that matter the fbi did right. did wrongy i think histll show we should have sounded a much stronger alarm. but let's take thfa t, you mentioned,io chuck, the ele interference. in a regular or normal administration when we see that a foreign government had tried to i

i don't understand why he would really cut the legs of his din secretary, literally 48 hours after anstatement from coats. i just don't understand why he's hitting his own secretary here and it really just makes no sense to me. forget what i think he may have done wrong in nato one way or the other. this, to me, was just outrageous , and i think you're hearing it, listen -- trish: well from everyone. >> you used the word upsetting and neil uses the word disgusting. and you can imagine it. trish: well i'll add another word okay? unpatriotic. i mean, you're there representing us, your country. don't allow the likes of vladimir putin to push us around , period. it's just not appropriate. go ahead. >> well let me offer a theory as to this is the adam johnson theory as to what happened today because i think we're all wrestling with it. it was awkward and uncomfortable number one he's trying to do too much and number two he wants something. number one, in less than a week, donald trump went to nato, gave nato a dressing down, gave the german ministers a dressing down , then went off to engl

as they investigated a burmese military massacre committed of rohingya muslims in the village of inn din last september. this is wa lone speaking outside the court monday. >> we did not commit any crime. what i would like to state relation to the court's decision today is that we will not give up. the court's decision is not a declaration we are guilty. even though we are charged, we are not guilty. we have an opportunity to defend ourselves. we will testify to our innocence. we will not trtrouble before the charges laid on us. amy: in haiti, workers launched a general strike monday, shutting down the capital port-au-prince amid ongoing anti-austerity protests nationwide. the protests began friday when the government tried to dramatically raise fuel prices at the behest of the international monetary fund. this i is haitian protester francois anelson. >> i i think that the president should step down because of his incompetence from above all, because he makes by decisions. in this case, he should leave as soon as possible. amy: in thailand, rescuers have evacuated all 12 boys from a youth

. >> and i am yousef gamal el-din. dailyc slashes its fixed-rate. out of about surges as much percent following a monster quarter shaking off the $5 billion fine from here. and ubs are earning -- switzerland's largest bank suffers outflows in its wealth business. atwill hear from the ceo 6:45 a.m. u.k. time. >> welcome to daybreak europe. breaking news -- the earnings season. i have numbers coming through from lindt. 1.6 7 million francs. the estimate was 1.66. this is saying billion but i assume that is wrong. net income coming in at 86 million swiss ranks. at 117.1 million swiss francs. the estimate was 118. the ever so slight miss. we are looking more on the full-year guidance. we are looking for that. we are also looking on how the u.s. is doing. that is something that investors will be focused on. u.s. developments are in focus. and we will look to see if there are any comments on the impact of the hot weather on chocolate consumption. >> get some more lines heading the bloomberg in the midst of earnings season. the supplier of aluminum and alu

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useless to the country and when millard philmore and chester arthur, joined in for place and show, the din is almost unbearable. i think they knew at this point that this was a serious problem this was not just ghosts that it was a serious problem. mrs. roosevelt came over to see my grandparents as she was leaving. they were staying at blair house and she came over to blair house and apologized for the condition of the rooms upstairs in the white house. the roosevelts had not spent any money on it during the war and the depression, they felt they could not do that. and she came over anyway to apologize to my grandparents and say i'm sorry it's so dingy upstairs. and she said oh, and you also have rats. now apparently i was talking to the, to the folks, i was talking to ed lengyel, i think it was ed that told me here at the white house historical association that my grandparents and the roosevelts are not the ohm one who had rats, apparently andrew johnson fed the rats and mice in the house. the joke being i think ed said the joke being it kept him company during the impeachment process, he

explaining how i got so fed up today that he and a bunch of his buddies had to go out to the steak din ear at t-- at at the bachelor officers quarters. and i want people to think about how he ended the letter, and talking about two staff sergeants and how they were afraid and he was afraid and what did that mean. and then he concluded for his parents, i'll explain the whole thing when i get home. and so i was wondering a little bit about the stories he had to tell in vietnam and whether or not he would be able to tell the stories or to what extent there was something about his war experiences that couldn't be communicated back to philadelphia or back home. so maybe to kick off the k conversation to think about war stories and to think about what stories should we be telling about the war, and what stories have been left out of the war, and how did people try to tell those stories. so maybe in the spirit of stories and philly stories, i will start off with nick and ask you to begin the conversation, and then we will let other people weigh in and see how things evolve. >> no, thank you f

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ready to reverse sometimes the m formation because the pattern looks like an mp it is two wellefed dinme pris they see the lowest low as a bearish signal >>> i'm morgan brennan and here is the cnbc news update. president trump during the joint press conference with russian president putin once against criticized the investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 u.s. presidential election. >> i think that the -- the probe is a disaster for our country. i think it's kept us apart it's kept us separated there was no collusion at all pch everybody knows it >> as amazon gears up for prime day special, which will begin in about half an hour rival target count wers online deals. those that will spend more than $100 tomorrow will get a free six-month membership for shame-day delivery that service is normally $99 a year >>> and a new study reveals 40% of eczema patients consider themselves in fair or poor health and more than a quarter feel feel dissatisfied with life. the most common complaint, itching. they say the disease was a burden on their lives. a notable study given the fact that thi

. >> publishers first din want to publish it? >> they were not beating down my door.ant to read about women like this. people don't want to read about women they can't root for, that aren't heroic. to me, i think very heroic character because i think sometimes if you're in a lot of psychoal damage, then the most heroic thing you can do is to keep your head above water and that's what she does every single day. >> i love that steven king wrote about it. we didn't really know you back then but steven king said something, i found myself dreading the last 30 pages or so but it's helpless to stop turning them. i have seen three episodes and i don't know how this is going to end and it's very disturbing. it's so good. >> especially the way it's filmed. i love series that when you -- wait, what was that? and you have to scroll back and sort of see what you might have missed because of something that's going on in your character's mind. >> what's so wonderful is gillian provided this resource in the model and it's so much taken from the novel from her inner monologue in the n

we have an accident investigation between green br r and south din witty.n vicle in the left lane. good news also, southbound on the rock creek parkway near the p street interchae, we had crash krrb that has cleared. all lanes are open. nkck to you. >> all right, tyou. a check of your forecast coming up next. stay with us. >>> good morning. we have a a weatherrt today because of the heat. dangerous heat, everybody is ntd a heat advisory from 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., also an air quality alert. 80 degrees now in washington. temperatures will quickly be rising. 97 by the afternoon, feeling 10like we'll stay in the 90s for the rest of the week. fireworks look good on wednesday. >> thank you. >> another update in 25 minutes. >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, homeroom shocker. >> parents were appalled by it. >> a pricey manhattan private school at the center of a firestorm this morning after it decided to separate students by race. >> this is not 1963 in alabama. this is 2018 in manhattan. >> why some parents are supportive of theschool's decision amid growing

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