sot doris "eso no quisiera otra vez que me diera no, ni a mí ni a nadie."ese sabido que había una vacuna para eso, yo me hubiese inyectado la vacuna." los fabricantes de la vacuna zostavax sostienen que puede reducir el riesgo de desarrollar la culebrilla en un 51 por ciento a las personas de 60 años o más. y si de todas formas sufre un episodio de este mal, la vacuna puede ayudar a reducir la neuralgia, es decir, el dolor de los nervios que puede desencadenar. sot consumer reports "la vacuna del herpes zóster te protege por 5 años y se recomienda para toda la gente mayor de 60 años." la vacuna puede aplicarse antes de los 60 años si hay dolor crónico o cualquier otra condición que hiciera más difícil tolerar un brote de culebrilla y el dolor nervioso que podría ocurrir después. es importante recordar que si estuvo expuesto a la varicela, el virus puede permanecer en su cuerpo para siempre, y convertirse en culebrilla más tarde. así que es esencial que se proteja de esta dolorosa infección. arlen outro revise su plan de seguro para ver si cubre el costo de

walter riley, and directed by doris shapely.this is a letter from eleanor roosevelt, 1955, wishing president truman birthday wishes. we do have quite a bit of correspondence between president truman and eleanor roosevelt, some of which is on our website. this is a book, we are not sure how this came into president truman's possession but it is a copy of mein kampf. from 1926, it is apparently signed by adolf hitler. so. that is one of the prized possessions here at the library. who can name the person in the photo? >> stalin. david: yes. potsis that potts dam -- dam. this is 1945. sorry, ok, thank you. here is another photo, anybody want to guess who is on the left? >> churchill. david: thank you. this is july 23, 1945. this is a dinner program, from potsdam. president truman was a very prolific letter writer. he would write to relatives and other people. he got the sign and he stuck it in an envelope and mailed it to margaret. if you look closely at it you could see on the slide on the left, there are three signatures josephby

charlie ly and his family for decades.they describe them as friendly and incredibly hard-working, dorie andersen/familt friendi am feeling really sad. these guys are perfect people just trying to make a living. doing their store and taking care of the community. that was so wrong. that was so wrong. griselda montenegro/family friend14, 16 hour shifts that was their life. 7 days a week. they do this for their kids. um they were awesome. 21 year old muniunmee hedrix of san jose has been arrested in ly's murder.just before at 11 monday night, a masked gunman entered the family's liquor store on quimby road and demanded money.police say when ly refused, the suspect shot and killed him.. and threated to kill his wife as she called 9-1-1.after looking at the surveillance video, investigators noticed a similarity between the suspect in the video.. and a recent burglarly suspect. eddie garcia/san jose police chiefa seasoned gang detective compared the surveillance video from the homicide to a photo of the burglarly suspect and thought it was the same person. the suspect happened to be on probat

but doris lessing told me long ago, no, sorry, it wasn't doris, it was iris murdoch. must always make out that it's really hard work. well, it is hard work, but it's also the second most enjoyable thing you can do in life. well, i don't agree with those people who think that science fiction is some kind of prediction of the future. it may or it may not be. i think it is a metaphor and it is a metaphor for the human condition. there is certainly something in me that urgently needs expression, and it doesn't quite tell me what it is. what the sadly to the weather did not play ball for looking at celestial objects in this country. they have better luck in the united states. first thing tomorrow, gloomy yet again. but mild as we step out the door. a weather front keeps the cloud thickenerfor some the door. a weather front keeps the cloud thickener for some rain across the northern parts of scotland. further south, if you are on the move, there will be held fog around and it will take, for some, quite some time into the morning before the day gets going. it will produce a

charlie ly and his family for decades.they describe them as friendly and incredibly hard-working, doriendersen/familt friendi am feeling really sad. these guys are perfect people just trying to make a living. doing their store and taking care of the community. that was so wrong. that was so wrong. griselda montenegro/family friend14, 16 hour shifts that was their life. 7 days a week. they do this for their kids. um they were awesome. 21 year old muniunmee hedrix of san jose has been arrested in ly's murder.just before at 11 monday night, a masked gunman entered the family's liquor store on quimby road and demanded money.police say when ly refused, the suspect shot and killed him.. and threated to kill his wife as she called 9-1-1.after looking at the surveillance video, investigators noticed a similarity between the suspect in the video.. and a recent burglarly suspect. eddie garcia/san jose police chiefa seasoned gang detective compared the surveillance video from the homicide to a photo of the burglarly suspect and thought it was the same person. the suspect happened to be on probatio

doris and her friend have been coming since 1984. >> we enjoy 6 nights and volunteer 4 out of ten days, we give back to the community. it's an awesome experience. >> reporter: it is expected to draw $900,000 people over the next ten days to a teal -- steel city that has turned into a music mecca. there's quite a lineup to come, chicago, toby keith and much more. the charm of the festival are the five hundred plus fee acts that continue through august 13. in bethlehem, jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> so much fun, you can get all the details about this year's musikfest at 6abc.com, find out about the performers scheduled to appear and how you can win the tickets. >> 5:11 a.m., there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. a police chase in the midwest is caught on video. we'll tell you what the suspect was wanted for and how this all came to an end. >>> a new app is all the rage when some kids the critics say is a license to cyber bullying. >> reporter: coming up in weather we have cooler changes on the way, say goodbye to the heat and the humidity, highs today to

in the late 1950s, alfred and doris kaskel paid about $50,000 for 2,400 acres of swampland outside ofand combined their first names, doris and alfred, to name it doral. eventually, their grandson went on to expand the community, building doral estates and doral park. now another family is completely transforming the area with a massive billion-dollar downtown doral project. ♪ the father-daughter duo of armando and ana-marie codina bought 31 buildings in an industrial area. >> it took us several years, but we have now demolished 27 of the 31. >> we really wanted to build a community of locals. we want a vibrant place where people want to live, work, play. >> condo towers, more than 70 stores and restaurants, over a million square feet of office space, even the new $20 million city hall and village green that you see behind me. armando codina says his plan is all coming together now, but it was 30 years in the making. >> i was lucky enough that cuba was 90 miles from the united states and that i was able to come here. so, everything that i have, i owe to this country. you couldn't do wh

doris is pregnant. in june 1960, rex jr. arrives.surprise comes 30 minutes later -- his sister, connie. you're twins? >> my mother didn't know she was having twins. >> they had no idea. >> they didn't know. >> do you think that was life-altering for your dad? all of a sudden he's a dad with twins. >> oh, absolutely. >> rex jr. and connie grow up in this house in a suburb of milwaukee. did dad do tricks? >> he did small tricks, card tricks, and things with coins. >> did he ever tell you how he did any of those tricks? >> he would never tell me, as many times as i asked. >> nor does he fill his son in on the hundreds and hundreds of magic books around the house. >> i had built-in bookcases in my bedroom, and they were full of magic books, and then we had a breakfront in our living room where the books were all under lock and key. >> hands off. >> hands off, except when he opened the case and stood with me while i looked at the books. >> son and father never explore the secrets in those pages. in 1977, rex sr. suffers a stroke and dies.

dory for example depart for joy was the government to force these left even while. shooting and so on and so there was no investigation. but the responding for what happened between selves and from the side of georgian politically. the georgian drew. nothing serious yes the rest. just. go enjoy. our greek culture products but this is not important what is important to have real serious political dialogue this is very important if you remember president putin suggested three times as the next he's ready to meet high level georgian officials president or prime minister and the answer was absolutely tragic answer from the side the president was i will ask my western colleagues and then i decide to me to put in or not this is a tragedy for the tree this is this means that enjoyed is losing its independence if your president your prime minister asking. to be shooting from the side of the us and the city of. how can we speak about some serious dialogue between this country. i can really enjoy dreams as a last let's say five golden years for solving the many problems which

which is also close to doris or was recently liberated by the syrian army these are they latest pictures that we received from inside in fact filmed by our t.v. news agency it fell into the hands of jihad us and may twenty fifteen during the same battle in which i saw all captured palmira for the first time it is the last major on the road to terrorise or on the way to liberating the held city is open for some expert analysis on this let's bring in. writer and commentator on middle east affairs very welcome to the program just to make it clear to our viewers why it's important. it is extremely important because that. means the full control of the scene and me the syrian government on the whole of which is very very strategic city and the biggest city in syria so that's why it is significant it is important it means that the syrian army actually is. launching a new. c.b.s. opposition rooting out one of their strongest base of. terrorist organization and. brigade and particularly is this special joint operation by syrian and russian forces is this a new phase in battling eisel. definitely

key city of dairies or the battle took place near this village it's around ninety kilometers from doris or one of the terrorists' last stronghold in the country now the syrian army is advancing on multiple fronts to lift a three year long siege there with more on that here's paula sleeper middle east correspondent. it is very significant basically the taking of the year as a whole would point to the strategic defeat of islamic state in syria it follows weeks of fighting between the syrian army that is being assisted by the russian air force and islamic state and in the past few weeks we have witnessed and number of breakthroughs that the syrian army is making against the terrorist organization. and there are there. are. now there is or is a city that islamic states has completely surrounded for the better part of three yos there's only a small part of the city that is in the hands of the syrian army and they're completely blockaded there's no way in there's no way out and that's the reality for also for residents of the city if you can just imagine that this is a city that is home to so

charlie ly and his family for decades.they describe them as friendly and incredibly hard-working, dorie andersen/familt friendi am feeling really sad. these guys are perfect people just trying to make a living. doing their store and taking care of the community. that was so wrong. that was so wrong. griselda montenegro/family friend14, 16 hour shifts that was their life. 7 days a week. they do this for their kids. um they were awesome. 21 year old muniunmee hedrix of san jose has been arrested in ly's murder.just before at 11 monday night, a masked gunman entered the family's liquor store on quimby road and demanded money.police say when ly refused, the suspect shot and killed him.. and threated to kill his wife as she called 9-1-1.after looking at the surveillance video, investigators noticed a similarity between the suspect in the video.. and a recent burglarly suspect. eddie garcia/san jose police chiefa seasoned gang detective compared the surveillance video from the homicide to a photo of the burglarly suspect and thought it was the same person. the suspect happened to be on probat

they write the fact that some democrats are willing to admit that not all is hunky dory is a little relevant. for all its false "the aca has been the most successful health care program since the creation of medicare in 1966 and adds more than 22 million people to the ranks of the insured including many with the existing conditions. no republican alternative would work better." "much of the aca was stolen from the republican plan from the 1990's." on both sides, they write " working together might just turn out to be the best policy." an opposing view comes from jim george, a republican from ohio, founding chairman of the house freedom caucus who writes "the plans put forward by my democratic colleagues misses the point. their solution is offering 15 billion dollar annual bailout to keep the same obamacare expansion model to shortchange traditional medicaid recipients to use it to hurt medicare recipients. their idea to get more americans on board is to spend more of their tax dollars on robust marketing. more money for bailouts is not going to save their health care law. obamacare is fundam

i want to say two years ago it came out last year called how my name is doris and i had such a wonderful time with her. we spent a lot of time together sort of play of love interest in the film and it was as good as it gets the she's that she's just wonderful great lincoln's wife yeah. hell of an actress she was mary lincoln she was you know i was i know i said i saw the movie storyteller wendy would you do another veronica mars movie i would if they had if they have me kim at the whatever will be rejoined boys for now on bob's burgers this season give us about a verse you know what is great it's a animated show on fox i think they've done five seasons it's what you wanted i have done three episodes maybe but i play a little. boo boo is the lead singer of a boy band and i sing sometimes and if only there was a loud me to sing i'm very good and. doing voice over on match oh yeah a lot and there was excellent but some of the fun is writing olivia sloane via our blog please tell me about working with prince where did you work with prince princeton opposite a new girl diddy yeah i did a grea

know struggled with that dan you know crossover term a stew of any prince stories yeah one prince dory. prince came to see us mics and we were performing in a tiny club somewhere in new york you know like a little basement club and he heard that we were performing and he shows up to come and see us not only that he waits backstage and it's a tiny dressing like a cupboard and he waits to see us and in the end i think david gone for a drink and it's just me and him in the tiny little room and he was incredibly shy but he actually didn't really almost didn't say a word and when he did say something he whispered it and kind of looked away he couldn't make eye contact and it was slightly awkward and i was trying to when people are chai in front of me i feel so uncomfortable and i want to make them feel good and i was saw in all of him because for me he was extraordinary had a great hour with him he was funny and he's funny or we are and that's a thing that's what it was said that actually when he was relaxed he was hilarious and very outgoing and hurt i wish i wish i could have had a chance

writing right now are really fine historians, whether allen galto or harold holzer, among others, doris kearns-good win's book is good, too. it's said there's nothing new to say about lincoln and i want to mike another point that every generation has something new to say about lincoln because we're all americans, and we're facing new circumstances, and we inevitably see the past through our own lens, and reinterpret it, and we learn different lessons from lincoln. and that accounts for the evolution of the histories and the biographies about lincoln as well. >> well, i think we're -- our time is up, but i just want to say thank you so much to sidney blumenthal, this wonderful book, and you can go right outside and buy it. it's worth every dime and i just want to say -- he was here last year -- >> worth a lincoln penny. >> it was here for the first volume and the second volume and i'm really hoping you'll be here for the third volume next year. >> thank you, elizabeth. a pleasure to be with you, and here in chicago. [applause] >> once again, thank you to aberdeen for coming and watching

so most people though from the of book from doris kerns goodwin that when first met stanton as a co-counsel in supposedly said the move brought along as long limb baboon? but when you look for that in print sold my a family who was in cincinnati told me. so as we research and write to take that toothbrush to clean away the dirt to i don't want to be set told that there is nothing left to try to get down to a really happened not 25 years later. >> so with that relationship with reagan the relationship with richard nixon here is a leader of the conservative intellectual movement with great influence san dollars of those candidates want to that support because douses if not millions of readers so obviously rockefeller or nixon it is amazing to see what happens. son to see that they were very close but that was a very cold calculation. and puts out of buckley rule and then they knew as patterns. to say is the of winter of 68 what will you do about the president? he said i will come out for the conservative with those academics see in journalist. the most viable conservative. and i really like b

dory had never really been told in a sympathetic way people have been so judge mental about i mean i think she felt terrible about the drugs and she tried so many times to get off it but couldn't and i think as a society we just sort of do write people off because on drugs it's kind of like oh well there were drug addicts let's just that a good. move on. which i think you know i find i even have those tendencies but i think it's cruel and unrealistic and i think when it's someone like whitney houston who brought so much happiness to so many people you know she deserves a lot more understanding than that nick broomfield thank you thank you. risking life and limb drazen may snap election gamble as result in the one parliamentary pact with the democratic unionist party and possible government concessions that with the good friday agreement and northern irish peace process in jeopardy joining me now as she invades newly elected m.p.'s out down chris has a do like other members of his party refuses to take a seat in parliament tipped the balance against tourism may. be all congratulations

jump in that stock. 8106, a bit of a divergence in what we are seeing, coming in to talk about that dorihe ratio of walmart and target. a bit of a divergence there. wouldd expect the ratio come back and merge with walmart at that turner on -- turnaround story playing out. it seems to be ahead of schedule. they are looking at revamping 300 stores as opposed to the previous estimate of 250, looking to boost the next day delivery. i would love to see that come back together. time now for the bloomberg is this flash. the biggest stories in the news right now. uber is in exclusive talks to arrange $12 billion in funding from foreign investors. softbankestors include and u.s. equity firms. the deal hangs on the outcome of a courtroom fight between two board members. has boostedgement its stake in the world's largest mining company and owns 5% of the hp bulletin. the firm says that it appears to be heating the cause for change, controlled by the billionaire pulsing or. in the u.k. the unemployment rate hasn't been this low since 1975, falling in the second order. the fastest inflation in four y

watching that dori.n terms of storms come a significant cold front across the upper midwest and great lakes burning temperatures to record levels. 60s and 70s. storms over the gulf coast and florida remain in this rainy pattern on and off for the northeast as we head into saturday as well. back to you ladies. lauren: in the 60s, that's unbelievable. >> been as far south as the midwest. >> thank you. packing a lunch for the kids or maybe for yourself with healthy foods about to get a lot easier. we will sell target is making big changes to its kid who section. let's say at the airport you forgot to pick warm clothes. a down jacket, maybe? a clothing vending machine will save you. we will explain. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ chances are, the last time you got a home loan, you got robbed. i know-- i got a loan 20 years ago, and i got robbed. that's why i started lendingtree-- the only place you can compare up to 5 real offers side by side, for free. it's like shopping for hotels online, but our average cus

doris goodwin's book is a good contribution, too, and many others. so i think that -- it's said there's nothing new to say about lincoln and i want to make another point, which is that every generation has something new to say about lincoln because we're all americans, and we're facing new circumstances, and we -- inevitably see the past through our own lens, and reinterpret and it we learn different lessons from lincoln, and that accounts for the evolution of the histories and the biographs about lincoln asiu well. >> well, think we're -- our time is up, but i just want to say thank you so much for this wonderful book, and you go right outside and buy it. it's worth every dime. and i just want to say, he was here --he >> every lincoln penny. >> and it was worth -- here for the first volume and second a volume, and i'm really hope you'll be here for the third volume next year. >> thank you, elizabeth, and it's a pleasure to be with you and here in chicago.o. [applause] >> once again, thanks to everyone for coming and everyone for watching at home. on

packing winds of 10 miles an hour as cat dory four can go up sustained to 156 i want to tell you ande a look at path of this. it will actually stall out here and that's not good. that means it continues to bash that entire region with rainfall flooding and winds and then anticipated to move a little out towards the water and get a little more intensified and make landfall a second time. so right into the middle of next week we have plenty to deal with here as far as their concern and we can see amounts locally up to 40" of rainfall and we're also talking areas where we get 25 plus, twelve to 18 with storm surge and flooding and as i said a lot of watches and warnings through this entire area. and unfortunately they have a lot to deal with and talking about damage to homes and as well as the storm surge up to 12 feet possible. areas that just will be uninhabitable for weeks and months ahead. and here at home, things calm. temperatures 60s and 70s now and we're headed to nice weekend it will be mild ridge of high pressure builds in and saturday and sunday both days into upper 70s and l

doris is on the democrat line. good morning. i just wanted to say that trump is not going to condemn these people because they are part of his group. he built his own campaign on hatred and bigotry and misogyny. everything like that. he disparaged all racial groups. and it's like these people went to virginia to say they were protesting the statue they were going to take down. how many americans citizens did robert e. lee kill? how many american soldiers did he kill? the south seceded. they were no longer part of america. robert e. lee was a traitor along with the rest of these people. he killed american soldiers and american citizens and these people idolize him. he's like a god. that doesn't make any sense to me. trump will not denounce these people. they are a big part of his base and a big part of the republican party. thank you. your callse taking getting your reaction to yesterday's violence in charlottesville, virginia. we also welcome your comments for charlottesville residents. here is david in middletown, new jersey. g

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"hello my name is doris" was tremendous. you wrote and directed that, right? did not direct that, i wrote, co-wrote and starred in it. >> stephen: "the big sick," the big hit of the summer. ( cheers and applause ) it has been called-- you wrote that. >> no, i did not write that. >> stephen: i'm less impressed. you directed that. >> i directed that. >> stephen: it has been called one of the greatest romantic comedies of all time. >> hey, really proud of this movie. kumail nanjiani, emily gordon, it is the true story of how they met. judd apatow is the executive producer and ray romano and holly hunter, and it's out everywhere this weekend. it's like all around the world. ( cheers and applause ) i like it like this. ( laughter ) i appreciate it, but there is actually like-- >> stephen: that's how it supposed to be worn. >> it's cool. >> stephen: i didn't realize that, let me get hip to the scene. >> this is like, this is cool. ( piano riff ) ( applause ) >> it's the cool thing. >> stephen: you have to give the ladies, you have to give the ladies what they want.

. >> it was a very happy accident, my association with, with the movie, doris kearns goodwin, on whose book the movie was on part based, organized a meeting of lincoln historians with steven spielberg and tony kushner, the playwright of angels in america. we would meet and have a script conference. i thought we were going to hollywood it turned out we were going 20 blocks south of my office. it wasn't as exciting for me as it was for others to meet on central park south. gabor was there. we had a wonderful meeting. and tony kushner was fascinating to watch. because he takes out an inkwell and uses an old-fashioned fountain pen that sucks up ink from the inkwell. he was spilling things all over the place. it was charming. speelgberg was wearing his baseball hat. i was asked if i would be the script consultant this is years later. they went through script after script. a ktor after actor. liam neeson and others and holly hunter was going to be -- i got to do a couple of stage readings with liam neeson and holly hunter as they were warming up to play lincoln and mary. i had a great time.

>> they're putting out statements, we have shared goals and everything is hunky-dory.re might be personal acrimony at play. president is feuding with mcconnell, occasionally feuding with paul ryan, ultimately the reality, david, i mentioned on bret baier's show, they do need each other. they do have shared goals. they do want to replace -- repeal and replace obamacare. david: timing is something they don't share. we heard from mcconnell say he could wait until next year. after which he could wait until after the election before he get as tax cut. you know what that means? there will be no effect in the economy from a tax cut until after the election. republicans could lose that election as a result. >> paul ryan show has said on the other side of this he argued that just in the last couple days actually that it has to be this year. david: right. >> look, i think mcconnell, if you hate him he is savvy political operator. david: he wouldn't on health care. >> worked very hard. david: he didn't do it. only close in horseshoes. >> john mccain and lisa murkowski voted no. h

this is a picture of doris stevens, age 56 at the time. she had just gotten out of prison, was strapped to a chair, force fed with a tube down her throat. she wrote the great american classic, "jail for freedom." she was one of the women trying to make a difference. but the other reason why people like woodrow wilson and many men and, again, many women opposed the vote for women was the idea that the republic belongs to you, you are like a shareholder one might say in the republic. if you are willing to defend the republic with your own life -- and that's how, in fact, the vote originally spread in the united states, was that when our country was first founded you had to have property qualifications to vote. you had to own a certain amount of property. but in the revolution and after the revolution, men without property said, "i held this musket for my country, how dare you deny me the right to vote," and so the vote spread to propertyless white men. after the civil war when african-american men stood with a musket and gun to defend their

, that trump white house will now right the ship and policy will flow and everything will be hunky-dory you think this move signals a shift? can he do this job? >> this is the first time i heard that, there's going to be a dramatic shift, reorganizing, a rebirth of this administration. look, i want to give now chief of staff kelly wide berth here. i want to give him the benefit of the doubt. he's an accomplished plan, a great background and has presence. >> crucial. given that, let's give him a chance. the president is the president, the organizations reflect the person at the top, their management style and personality, so i'm a little skeptical we'll have a fundamental change here. >> brangham: what is your take on that? obviously, he comes from a very different command structure. in marine corps, it's top-down, chain of command, and we know the trump administration doesn't like it like that. the president likes to hear from a lot of people at a lot of different times of the day. how do you see this shaking out? >> a well-run white house has a chain of command, has somebody blocking t