>> dominique: you're loyal to new york before america. >> anthony: that's true.ric: ah. >> anthony: a big liar. >> eric: they have the reputation of exaggerating. so if you eat sardines like that. you're like, "at lunch we had sardines like this." >> anthony: daube de pouple, octopus stew. slow cooked in wine and typical elements of provencal cooking like star anise, dried orange peel, garlic, and tomato. spoon over pasta and enjoy. oh yes. i can smell that octo-stock. it's fantastic. [ nathalie speaking french ] >> anthony: so, when are you retiring? at what age? >> eric: soon as possible, seriously. right? >> woman: are you going to come back too? >> eric: yeah, i don't want to leave. i mean, when you see that, that lifestyle, people come from all over europe by highways, they spend hours in their car to be here. i mean, my grandparents and my uncles used to have that lifestyle. exactly like that. >> anthony: right. >> eric: and i forgot about it. now i'm remembering. >> anthony: i'm telling you. our chain of cynical surf and turf restaurants. we can cash out i

chicken not so winning a tie break to secure his place in the final four he now faces austria's dominique teen. don't forget you can get. in get access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications on your phone for any breaking news and you can also use the. news if you see news happening. followed by the day. we make up about three quarters of a fifth of the two pilots of this episode officer. dean wants to shape the continent's future to be part of it enjoying some stores as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges the seventy seven percent these platforms for africa majority. of.

chicken out to winning a tie break to secure his place in the final four he now faces austria's dominique team in the women's draw all sloane stephens secured her place in the semifinals defeating russia's at sucking in straight sets she'll face compatriot madison for a spot in the. our next to one of those inane and insane competitions that the british they just seem to delight in listening closely now a custard pie throwing contest indeed the custard pie throwing championships world because this has somehow become a big deal for japanese ex-pats and a full fledged even flew from kyoto for the fifty first annual event if you've got extra flier miles points are scored for well placed hits for instance a pint to the face scores six if you're keeping track the winners this year were team face defeating brothers up do you like sushi. that was the name of the team do you like sushi with custard. are two of the news for all of us in berlin thanks for the company. earth. for saving google india's tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas to protect the clima

. >> continÚa tras los pasos de un sujeto responsable del asesinato de una joven, su nombre es dominiquermaciÓn sobre Él. >> ahorita anda por las calles estÁ armado, honestamente me da miedo que ande suelto, anda como si nada con un arma. >> los familiares indican que la joven conocÍ al sospechoso, piensan que tenÍa problemas de drogadicciÓn, es hora de revisar las carreteras de la bahÍa. >> gabriela muy buenas tardes cuÉntanos iniciaremos con esta noticiacon este incendio, sabemos que los vientos estÁn viajando a direcciÓn norte mucho de ese humo llegarÁ al sur, estamos notando demoras y que tÉngalo en cuenta, tenemos un accidente en la 660 direcciÓn norte, estÁ afectando el trÁfico en direcciÓn norte, afectarÁ muchas personas que salen del trabajo. >> vemos demoras, lo que quiere decir que el trÁnsito se mueve a una velocidad promedio, Ármese de paciencia y vamos a ver nuestras cÁmaras en vivo. >> continuamos con mÁs. >> sin perder la esperanza, se encuentra una mujer indocumentada que llega huyendo su paÍs. >> una madre guatemalteca logra unirse con sus hijos. >> que tan cierto son lo

disputado entre ambos jugadores llega una finalidad de nadal con una colocada cerca de la red y hace que dominiqueeo. pero bueno, pasado. estoy agradecido a la vida por la posibilidad que me han dado. mucha gente trabaja como yo o mÁs y no tenido la suerte que tenido yo. natalie: los athleticenfrentaron a los royals, pese a que tuvieron una buena actuaciÓn en lo que se rivales no pudo evitar la victoria. conectÓ un jonrón por la visita. respondieron de la misma manera en la octava. fue su 10cuadrangular de la campaÑa. en la alta de la cuarta, radford se la desapareciÓ por el jardÍn derecho. su octavo jonrÓn de la campaÑa y asÍ estaban carrera a pablo sandoval. san francisco blanqueÓ a washingto dejar su marca en 33-32. lo sumaba, le tendremos toda la emociÓn de lo que fue el mÉxico frente a dinamarca.

nadal fue claramente superior y se consolidÓ como el mejor tenista del mundo al vencer al austrÍaco dominiquetes imÁgenes. los esperamos en "crÓnicas". aranza:mientras tanto los esperaran-- los dejamos con "aquÍ y aen una ediciÓn especial desde guatemala. ♪ >>esta noche en una ediciÓn especial "aquÍ y ahora". el fuego que brotaba de las entraÑas de la tierra los tomÓ por sorpresa. >> estaban los niÑos en una cama. la mamÁ está encima de todos ellos. primero sacaron a mi cuÑada y despuÉs empezaron a sacar a todos. >> muchos no pudieron ni siquiera huir. otros salieron corriendo llevando sÓlo lo que tenÍan puesto. >> los estoy buscando todavÍa y no sÉ nada. no se donde estÁn. >> el volcÁn no podÍa contener su e

authorities in tennessee are searching for dominique micheli. now, they say that he used a hatchet to kill a former boss at a nashville gym. micheli was arrested at the white house checkpoint in april for unlawful entry and you may recall the suspect in the recent shooting at a waffle house in tennessee as well was also charged with trying to enter the white house grounds last year. >>> the school resource officer called a coward and a disgrace after the parkland, florida, school shooting has now issued a tearful apology for not running into the school immediately to stop the attack. but scott peterson says it wasn't fear that stopped him from running into the school, instead he blames miscommunication and a police dispatch error. >> i'm human. i mean, in the perfect world, oh, i would have said, oh, yeah, i know there was a shooter in there, let me go to the third floor, find this person. you know, if i wav hld a--e the point if i would have known what i know today, i would have been in that building in a heartbeat. this will haunt me the rest

glenda was born in dominique allen came to the uk as a baby in the 1960s.ne, we are faced, it seems as if we were slaves being brought over here to be published later in life. that is the way that i feel. today's thanksgiving service at westminster abbey has been commemorating the valuable contribution of caribbean migrants and their families. but after a turbulent few months, the windrush scandal has and continues to cast a dark shadow. this is bbc news at five — the headlines. airbus says it will reconsider its investments in the uk — if britain crashes out of the eu without a deal. president trump threatens 20 percent tariffs on all european cars going into the united states — as the trade dispute escalates. seventy years after the arrival of the first caribbean migrants on the empire windrush to the uk — a service of thanksgiving is held at westminster abbey now on bbc news a look ahead to sportsday at 6:30 tonight... we will be live in moscow with the programme. we are halfway through the group stage, the mathematics is becoming clear as to which teams

going on his motorcycle and dominique was hit by this guy and throne int thrown into d killed instantly> laura: we will continue with these stories and the action of president trump when we return. ♪ >> laura: welcome back to the ingraham angle. we continue our discussion with three very special women angel moms. michelle root, maury malone and sabine durbin. all of them have lost family members, sons to illegal immigrant crime. forever separated from them. sabine, you said the killer of your son, how long in jail? >> 35 days. >> laura: 35 days. >> 35 whole days. his mother was probably drying real hard. >> laura: paul begala said this today about the trump meeting with all of you. let's watch. >> he knows what he is doing. he is taking this raw, real pain these poor families are suffering which is authentic and politicizing it. right? it is monstrous to take these folks' pain and use to to try to divide america. >> laura: michelle? >> i don't even know how to respond to that that is so angry because our voices need to be heard. our children's voices need to be heard. we need to hear th

my name is dominique carter. i'm a aaas fellow at the national science foundation. and i just wanted totion that the national science and engineering indicators report released earlier this year so that science and engineering research is becoming increasingly international. and i wanted to ask if you all think what role globalization of science, if any, has on the prevention of a few pandemic? >> thank you, and thanks for all the great work it does in collecting so much information with the national scientific and technology indicator. tony, since you have a large international -- >> so, the definition of the word pandemic by definition is global, so that really -- you know, that's the short answer to your question. it's a good question. about you're dealing with infectious diseases, that is the epitome of globality. there is no such a thing as a local -- yeah, there may be local in little outbreaks, but when you talk about something like a respiratory infectious, pandemic, flu, sars, things like that, that it is by its core definition global. so, everything we do

upon her confirmation, judge brnovich will join the bench along with dominique lanza who the judiciary reported to the floor in april. mr. lanza will fill another seat on the arizona district court that has remained vacant for far too long. he, too, is the right person for the job. just two weeks before the committee considered mr. lanza's nomination, he and his colleagues at the u.s. attorney's office coordinated with federal and local law enforcement in phoenix to raid the homesf backpage.com's owners. they seized the backpage.com bsicted those responsible for trafficking young girls online through the company's website, and thanks to mr. lanza's effort, among others, backpage.com is no longer operational, which means the largest online human trafficking scheme in the country has been shut down. unfortunately, after being reported favorably to the floor two months ago, mr. lanza's nomination has stalled on the senate floor. iee no reason, mr. president, that a man who helped shut backpage should be languishing on the floor for what should be a unanimous vote. i see no reason that my

dominique, staten island, new york. you're on.aller: i'm kind of disillusioned with the reaction of summoning people about our president. he made the first step, took the first action yet you get so many people ridiculing him saying he should've done this, should of done that. deserves the nobel peace prize if anyone deserves the nobel peace prize. , he is real. the first step of any successful situation starts at the first that. host: if this deal falls apart from here or get stalled will you be disillusioned? caller: he comes up front and says this thing is not going to work out and walking out. the guys telling you what he's .oing it starts with the first step. making a lot of things, he should' done this, should've done that. the guy did the right thing. host: to joel, line for independents. caller: good morning. i'm a palestinian israeli. as growing up kid i watched between egyptian president and israeli president made in peace. today i'm watchi another history being made on the korean peninsula. peace is going to happen. tha

ben dominique married to meghan mccain, with the federalist, was on face the nation yesterday.ten, we know this issue of separating women from their kids is a problem. but, look at the big picture. >> focus on these kids while i certainly understand it from a media perspective is ignoring what is really driving these factors. wife do we have a 200 percent year over year increase in the number of people coming across? why do we have the biggest between february and march we have seen since 2011. the answer is the mexican cartels use migrants as essentially you a distraction to clog systems able to funnel things across the border. last week we saw two more political candidates in mexico murdered in broad daylight. brian: 180 politicians killed. we're getting dangerous in mexico. i'm not reading the mexican newspaper. steve can translate for me i took german in school. i'm kind of hamstrung. close to being a failed state. mexico fails, absolute mess; run by illegal drug car telephones. that's causing the surge at the border. border patrol is empowered to keep our border safe for a