still, i lifted dora goes back look for the ring. —— i lucy dora goes back into the wrestling ring.eping into his giant teddy, this is a poignant film about a man who finds solace in an unlikely place. cassandra the exotica is on movie from monday. right now like to bring you a different kind of story. in its own way, just a dramatic as anything erratic and remote. but it has to do with a new power source. this power source is the item. documentary maker vicki leslie takes ona documentary maker vicki leslie takes on a very different subject and the adam a love of your. everything to buy at lily cole, the film explores human kindness public in a relationship with nuclear power. from the start there was always ambiguity to it. always the idea of good radiation and better radiation. people know that if the good theory gives you a gift, he had to be very careful how you use it. mix with lively visuals and archive confidence, talking heads from all over the world explain the passion they had for or against nuclear power. electricity was a useful by—product. power. electricity was a usefu

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her name was dora franklin finley. dora was my double first cousin. that's another tour. we won't take that one today, but she accepted the opportunity. she spent five years of her life doing research on places that african-americans had made significant contributions to the city of mobile. when she finishes, she had 39 locations throughout the city. we will visit about 20 of those today. i took you on all of them. i have to find out how you like your fish. fried or broiled? do you like your steak medium or well? because it will take a probably about six hours. she set it up so we should be able to get through it in about two hours. i can't hold your attention much longer than that. but when she finished, we started the tour from this location because this is where it started from. it was in 1702 king louis the 14th contracted with two explorers out of quebec, canada. they were the lemoine brothers. pierre and jean baptiste. he asked them to find a shortcut to new orleans and he wanted information about the mississippi river for commerce, because it goes all the way up th

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dora has provided more than 614,000 responses to customers. thosesistently see 30% of user sessions occurring during nonbusiness hours. online a variety of resources and services, which can be found on our website. and safetye health of our customers and team members remain the department of revenue's top priories. we will continue to be flexible, adapt as necessary, and use the data to guide our decisions as we move forward in the recovery phase. thank you. >> thank you for what you are doing in your department. i appreciate that very much. conclude andind of then dr. williams is here also. let me finish by saying there's no doubt there will be challenges ahead, but i want to assure missourians we are on the right track. we are headed the right direction. our economy is coming back. and d thank goodness, we are better off than many states because of what we represent in the state. people are really trying to go out and do the right thing and understand how important it is for people to go back to work. we have a holiday weekend coming up. it

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dora varga, expert, joins us now. your piece looks at past pandemics and there is a host of different ways for a pandemic to come to an end. with something like polio, there was a reliable vaccine. others are still with us, tb, in some countries though not others. i just wonder, what does that teach us about this virus? and when folks imagine a sort of hardeneding to this, is that unrealistic? >> well, i think we're all hoping for a big exhalation and then it's over, but i don't think we can expect that. with polio and hiv/aids, there was a vaccine for polio, two vaccines, actually, but that didn't mean it was immediately over. we've pinned a lot of hope on vaccines at times, but it cannot be separated from vaccination. who gets the vaccine? who has access to it? who pays for it? how is it distributed? it's all tangled up in that which can be quite a complex scenario as well, so it's quite a longer sort of petering out of the disease. >> i wonder if folks have an unrealistic view. some miracle treatment, right, that's

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president nicolas maduro and then spark a coup in caracas but others claim the plan was to adopt mr mudd dora and then take him nobody knows where a florida based security company has claimed responsibility for the operation which was coordinated reportedly with venezuela's opposition led by one goh i don't know but president insists the united states and specifically president donald trump knew about the plot from the very start. well venezuela does have a history of mistrust when it comes to the u.s. over alleged attempted coups back in 2002 the bush administration was accused of plotting to remove the then president chavez a group of generals took over the capital and forced shoppers to resign but millions of people who had elected chavez surrounded government buildings and institutions demanding their democratic rights and the release of their president within 48 hours he was back in power but all things pointed at the opposition and senior members of the white house. ok we'll talk to our guest in a moment 1st let's talk to j.j. rendon he's the presidential high commissioner and a general

1st place would be able to identify people who were sick before they went to their property what pm doras box would this be opening in the future form on force especially if they have the specific name of the house of that person that tested positive what could be the repercussions down the line so the big worry is people will not go get tested because the last thing anybody wants to be put on is a government roster and not even that if there is a chance of being put out of government roster why go to a center where you're a bar on a bunch of people who don't know what do they have it or they don't you know but now ben here we talk about the patients' rights but what about the rights of police firefighters an e.m.t. as you know a lot of it they know that they're going into hazardous. areas you know it's part of the job we know that same with journalists should their health and the potential of exposure not also be taken into consideration now. well i don't think you can say that because a police officer or a firefighter might find themselves being exposed to a virus that you can then brea

they make their living by doing the dirty work in betel said he'll fancy school and drill bit of dora team from dawn to early morning they pick up the rubbish from homes to hospitals in this working class and neighborhood. residents that they're coming back to my daniel has been doing this for 33 years to work with you because if you are you someone has to do it we don't have advanced education so we have to do this but i'm not sorry on the contrary it's a noble job. maybe so but it's hazardous. this is dangerous because of the dogs people leave sharp objects in the bags even syringes we pick up with their hands and decent fiction's there's no sugarcoating this is one of the least hygenic and little smelly jobs that one can have and if you now become one of the most dangerous because these men have no idea if the rubbish that they're handling over and over again belongs to the people who are going ok that would go with 19. fransisco this is now afraid to go home. thank you all. because of the family they threw this far is get stuck to the bags under the handles on the truck. chili's m

spend every day playing golf, or holding rallies, or flying to different cities, like an ignorant dora explorer. but thanks to covid-19, he's spent the last few weeks stuck at the white house with nothing to do except argue with the ghost of george washington and build forts with all the intelligence briefings he's supposed to be reading. so trump has been itching to get out of the house. and yesterday, he finally made it happen with a trip to arizona, where he toured a factory making n95 masks for part of the federal government's response to the pandemic. and for a trip meant to highlight coronavirus safety, things got off to an awkward start. >> reporter: this was the president's first trip during the coronavirus pandemic, and we quickly learned, there are a lot of new rules for the road. governor doug ducey welcoming president trump on the sky harbor tarmac. trump going in for the handshake and a head fake, then settled for a back slap. senator martha mcsally went for the air elbow bump then a mock hug from congresswoman debbie lesko. >> trevor: beat lord in heaven, that was a disas

dora to character and on paradise drive. please welcome david brooks to our event. >> it's good to be with you and congratulations. i get to do this a couple times a year. you have the students around you and you have parents in the audience and you have the faculty behind you. the problem with that as you have stepped up to other groups at once and tried try to make everybody happen you can't quite tell the truth. i'm going to give you six ideas that i hope are useful and i hope are truthful to you students and if you think you can make that decision. the first idea is this is a terrible time to start a career. there's a recession coming so don't start a career. take a one or two two-year hiatus and take the pressure off. sometimes one thing leads to the next. we are not in that moment right now. time is a bottle. life will start up again. don't put rashon yourself right now to start a career. the second thing to do with this year widening your horizon of risk. college in many ways is going to so you might as well do one th

dora, florida. hank, big welcome to you.id what the government could not, connected the supply to the demand. how'd you get that going? >> well, actually, we've been doing for about 25 years with the, not only society st. andrew, but also the second harvest food bank here in orlando. >> well, that's great. so, you have the system up in place. give me perspective here, though, hank. how much of the produce might you have otherwise thrown away, have it go to waste, had it not been for these volunteers who were able to help you distribute it to food banks? >> well, we've probably lost over 3 or 4 million pounds that we couldn't either sell or get to the food banks. but i would suggest we've gotten at least 500,000 or maybe even better, to food banks over all this mess. >> that has got to hurt, when you have to roll over and destroy that kind of produce. what does that feel like when you do it? i've got to tell you, watching it hurts. >> it definitely hurts. it hurts our business. we've got 23 families that depend on this busine

. >> my name is eric finley, and i am the docent for the dora finley african-american heritage trail. this is the 14th year in mobile. they got started five or six years prior to that when one of our african-american city councilman took a trip to boston on city business, and while he was there, he saw a sign that said african american heritage trail. he thought it sounded interesting because it was kind of a novelty, it was prior to most of the museums we see today. he took the tour and enjoyed it. he got to thinking on his way back, mobile is close to 300 years old, and he hears

toddler and his parents the man fired on the home belonging to the family in the west bank village of dora herefore said reports from lod in israel. head bowed leo was led into court charged with carrying out the most infamous individual act of anti palestinian violence in recent years he was on monday convicted of the murder a real harm and so are the watcher and their 18 month old son ali by setting their house on fire as they slept their 4 year old son ahmed was badly burned but survived. the trial will not bring my family back it will not bring back real sad and the trial will not bring back our midst family i don't want there to be more children to go through the trauma that we went through the prosecution said by newly along with another youth conspired to attack palestinians in the occupied west bank after a jewish man was shot and killed it said the miners stayed away but the 21 year old ben ileo went himself into the village of duma and set fire to the do options house in their verdict the judges acknowledged the unresolved elements of the case in particular witness testimony and

say you have >> all of them [ laughter ] seth, you know why they call every female espanola tortoise dorag on retiring >> no, baby. i'm only just beginning. that first 100 years was a warm up as the ladies tell me, "i'm turtly in my prime." [ light laughter ] >> seth: did you say turtly? >> i most turtly did [ laughter ] and i did on tortoise, seth. >> seth: you did it on tortoise. all right. >> yeah, i say what i want i'm a celebrity no and this turtle shlong, long, strong and down to get the friction on. >> seth: diego [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: diego >> yeah? >> seth: you're over 100 years old. do you ever -- i don't know. do you ever wish you could just settle down? >> oh, uh, i mean, yeah, i it doesn't feel good to be over 100 years old and still sleeping around you know [ light laughter ] i visit my friends and their families and they just look so happy. their wives. my kids. [ laughter ] i'm just a lonely tortoise in search of a soul mate. and, you know, i guess i am using this as an excuse to find love you know hoping each relationship won't be my last >> seth: well, that was

the garcias, we love you, dora johnson, a big thanks to everyone for joining us this fine morning. >>l plaza, head to today.com/virtualplaza. you'll also be on the big board. mr. roker, how are we looking for this weekend >> we're going to start off and show you today we have a gorgeous day in the northeast. nice and warm. however, we are looking at a lot of wet weather making it's way mid-atlantic, severe plains through texas. fire in the northwest. that's wha >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're going to have another really nice day. enjoy the mild weather before that heat-up comes this weekend. we'll see temperatures ranging from the low 60s near the coast to the low 80s for the inland areas. as we go through this forecast, our valleys will be heating up, and we'll see our high temperatures in the mid-80s tomorrow. upper 80s on sunday and memorial day reaching the 90s. our temperatures peak on tuesday up to 98 degrees. and that's your latest savannah. >> all right, al, thanks coming up next, another weekend coming up next, another weekend fun activityt z3w6mz z1s6z y

. >> yo vi a dora y sentÍ un amor que tengo con ella y nos une fuerte. >> me dijiste lo mismo de luchoica) y en nuestros segmento "con lujo de detalles" hoy tenemos lo que faltaba por decir de paulina carlos: en nuestro segmento con lujo de detalle hoy tenemos por lo que faltaba de paulina rubio. karla: maribel guardia se une a la novela- ," te doy la vida". carlos: te damos recomendaciones para evitar ahogamiento con las recomendaciones de las albercas y playas. (mÚsica) (mÚsica) (mÚsica) (mÚsica) (mÚsica) (mÚsica) (mÚsica) (mÚsica) (mÚsica) (mÚsica) (mÚsica) (mÚsica) (mÚsica) (mÚsica) (mÚsi pronto podremos volver a celebrar juntos. y a convivir con los nuestros. y volverán nuestros conciertos, y domingos de deportes. pero hoy, desde nuestros hogares, podemos ayudar a nuestra comunidad para cuando estemos juntos de nuevo. ahora es el momento de responder al censo del 2020. minutos de tu tiempo influyen para beneficios como hospitales, escuelas y servicios de emergencia. llena el censo hoy para tener un mejor mañana. dale forma a nuestro futuro. el 80% de las bacterias no están en los

and mike as we watched a lot of dora the explorer is a grumpy old troll who lives in burbridge and you have to figure out littles to get across the bridge. i could use to me about that and then run children it wasn't actual little person. we would see this person go to work everyday. i sharply dressed pretty my kid said pretty thinking at work. okay, for a character, all of the troll under the bridge. if you didn't have a lot of run and any have the normal site height pretty much realm could you be successful in. i thought if it could happen between your ears, your brain, what might you do you really had a powerful intellect. that's when the troll came from was a combination personal village in my neighborhood. and he's really developed a relationship with somebody but nobody else run him things is a good idea. no one else really trust him. something direct not to trust him. peter: let's take some calls. percent callers only. the supermarket was calling in from the hometown of nashville, tennessee . >> he brought, real big fan and more smart guy. guest: i am sorry to hear that you're f