. >> dun, dun, dun, dun. premiere of "this is us." >> are you ready? do you feel nervous? >> i'm not nervous. i'm excited. it's a doozy. we're coming back with a bang. >> but how does this compare to tv's other highest paid stars. it's kind of bleak. the cast of the "big bang theory" get 900 grand an episode. reese witherspoon and nicole kidman get $1 million for "big little lies." "game of thrones" stars get $2.5 million a show. what can we expect from "this is us" now? >> it's our most ambition for sure. it's fantastic. >> that means lots of crying. >> the show runner said besides the usual flashbacks we'll get more flash forwards. a little later we'll look back at the cast's never seen before audition tapes. >> that's always furn. we saw chrissy metz at the hollywood premier of "a star is born." keltie knight was on the red carpet where it was bradley cooper and lady ga ga's time to shine. >> at tiff you had the veil. moment and i thought is there any possible way to top this and tonight a train, a cape, tell me what went into this look. >> you know, i just had a vision

dun-dun-dun-dun-dun. wow, look at that. you could just lift those bones out by hand. >> julio: yep.'s pretty much the way i want to end up. just be able to pour me right into a pot. there's lots to do and everyone pitches in to help. it's an extended all day affair of prepping, chopping, dicing, slicing, mixing. and of course, there's some sampling along the way. like this wild pig sausage that someone was nice enough to stop by with. sheldon works up a potato-mac salad. >> shep: you not gonna do it? t test more time. >> anthony: julio carves up some unicorn fish which he caught himself earlier in the day. chef mark tarbell stuffs a couple of fresh red snappers before throwing them in the oven. there's poi pounded fresh out back. and somewhere, somewhere pig's foot soup is happily bubbling away. >> man: here try this chili pepper water. >> julio: chili pepper water. >> anthony: wait a minute, why do i want to do this? there's chili pepper water, used for dipping or taken as an auxiliary shot for regularity or boner medicine or whatever. oh yeah, there's also spam noodles. there is n

before opening day the spectacular building of the victoria and albert museum's design division in dun d. started to inspire the imagination of its observers is it a pyramid turned upside down a stack of shipping pallets or a ship japanese star architect can go cooma was commissioned to capture the spirit of done d. which is a unesco city of design. by the way. this kid is working as a magnet to draw people through the building to perform i think. that that kind of gate is necessary for the city the port city has undertaken to revamp the entire area along the river take but in a way that recalls its glorious industrial history the first branch of the revered london museum is to serve as the cultural flagship. at one time done t. was a hub of jute and tweet production today the scottish port city is known for comics and video games the scottish design galleries feature three hundred exhibits drawn from the v.n. days collection of scottish design as well as other collections among them the quintessentially british wellington boots the costume for pad may i'm a doll in star wars and a lam

they held the german units off long enough for the miracle of dun kirk to take place. 211,500 british that's 112,000 french and belgian were rescued. over 300,000 battle tested men dermed to go back with better tools, new weapons to blast the hated nazis out of this world. for free men are like rubber balls. the harder they fall, the higher they bounce. leading the british by this time is a man who had been bouncing all his life, winston churchill, who had tried for years to warn the world about germany. meantime, the situation that faced france was hopeless. two-5ths of the french army was lost. there were fewer than 50 divisions left. running from the northern end of the maginot line to the sea. behind that line, there were no reserves. despairing people of paris sent their children south praying that some miracle would keep them from harm. the hopeless men of the french army without adequate arms or blow. >> the first blow fell on june 5th. the french resistance was determined, but by june 8th, the left flank army had been shattered and a general was ordered to the line -- on june

moscow accuses israel of provoking the accidental dunning of a russian military plane in syria in which all fifteen servicemen on board were killed. so in their recap of the stories of the week the world agency reinstates rushes to the drugs body a major step toward seeing many of the country.

the north needs for its survival comes across an aging bridge spanning the yalu river at the port of dun dong exports of coal iron ore and seafood remain banned but chinese officials have indicated that they're not ready to go along with further penalties against the north should the talks or the denuclearization remain deadlocked adrian brown al-jazeera beijing. zimbabwe's president emerson non-god where has picked the former deputy head of the african development bank as his new finance minister he hopes that and to me in kobe is appointment will help to turn things around in zimbabwe which is suffering from casual shortages and high unemployment and kobe is not connected to the rulings on his p.f. party the new cabinet is much smaller than those under former leader robert mugabe . shares in electric car make a tesla have taken a nosedive after more controversy found the long musky smoked marijuana during a live broadcast on the internet as heidi jocasta reports his recent behavior has raised concerns about his ability to lead his business holds its stores whether a media stunt gone ba

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the north needs for its survival comes across an aging bridge spanning the yalu river at the port of dun dong exports of coal iron ore and seafood remain banned but chinese officials have indicated that they're not ready to go along with further penalties against the north should the talks or the denuclearization remain deadlocked adrian brown al-jazeera beijing the u.s. and canada say that negotiations to revamp the north american trade agreement are going well but there is still no deal in sight one of the main sticking points is canada's dairy industry which gets protection from foreign competition daniel lack reports from holton ontario. i don't think the supply management system should be even involved in after it was an involved twenty years ago niche and be involved now. with a herd of sixty five purebred dairy cows roland egger and his family work hard on their farm near toronto the mill quota they have with the government guarantees a fair price if they meet quality in other standards he says abolishing that system as the u.s. wants would be unfair for canadian farmers consumers

before they want to arrange your own dunning attend wait knows that life is hard in village. the local chief says he condemns poaching and he agrees to notify the rangers if he catches any of the perpetrators. but the chief also says that among the one thousand six hundred families here only about ten people work in the park. with. them but they were there for good. unemployment is high here and there's. no i can speak out against poaching all i want. but people will still do it or simply because they have to feed their families. the rangers take the chief at his word. after they leave the village we find out how widespread poaching really is. most people here don't benefit from the tourist trade so they don't see how important it is to the national economy only a few villagers have ever seen an elephant in the wild. critter mentioned ok has a job but he's the only one in his family who does he makes just enough to provide for himself his mother and his four siblings. choke a works as a driver for a safari tour operator it's an honest job. he says that lots of the villagers j

it won't be allowed to return to any italian pull its material salvini stronger and team equations duns was on full view again during an easy meeting in vienna. there was yesterday coming up the. view from above it was actually going to be feverish review the review before you. would be well the hardline stance of the anti migrant euro skeptic is certainly putting selvi me in the spotlight has even made because of the latest time magazine which brown same a sleaze immigration saw claims he's the most feared man in europe but salvini stance provoked a clash over the immigration issue with luxembourg's minister for foreign affairs will play all day on the. to the general. go you. know i've got to be. sworn in or do you think you should be worried if you're. going to these are going to be going slow movements you've got this immense facility the sense of you know you don't know loads of who want to be you. because you're not leaving told us today. because i was on for. you it. was really easy. we spoke to political analyst nicholas merck of it she believes the e.u. citizens no longer trust

using a metal detector chief ranger ben dunning attend way is looking for a rifle bullet in the dead elephants body. a matter of i'm going to have the american model sort from the other shoulder and then it's up somewhere. in the sort of. they open up the carcass to try to extract the bullet a piece of evidence that will tell investigators a lot about the weapon that was used that in turn could help the authorities track down the poachers. the bullet is launched deeper than expected in the animal's body . but not enough. so the plan right now is to leave this caucus to decompose more honest more decomposed in the governors will get it done lot of little from it then we'll come back again from the bones with the metal detector again and the bigger they are the pros of texas. for now all the rangers have to go on are the footprints at the scene of the crime yes. a few kilometers away zoologist on twan marshall is just starting his day in search of a different animal. he's looking for wild dogs. chasing their shiny. new stuff it's quite an interesting species in terms of it's the most e

then staying on the subject of art london's victoria and albert museum is branching out to dun the scotland and those responsible for the expansion are using the guggenheim museum in balboa spain as an example now that museum turned a struggling industrial town into a thriving cultural metropolis and the people who've done d.c. are hoping for the same type of economic effect from this new cultural attraction long before opening day the spectacular building of the victoria and albert museum is designed to vision in done started to inspire the imagination of its observers is it a paramedic turned upside down a stack of shipping pallets or a ship japanese star architect can go cooma was commissioned to capture the spirit of done d. which is a unesco city of design. my favorite part is this cave is working as a magnet to draw people through the building to flaunt. that that kind of gate is necessary for the city the port city has undertaken to revamp the entire area along the river take but in a way that recalls its glorious industrial history the first branch of the revered london museum is to

even the markets in the dun dora district profits from the garbage dump many reusable products can be found in the stalls people who live in the slums can buy things here that they wouldn't be able to afford new. fifty years that he was that. i get it from. when i went to the tower last week i found it while i had it. but now i bought it there was only printable my i sell on that. closing the garbage dump would threaten the survival of many people here. but it's very apparent to us that a lot more needs to be done to combat poverty in kenya. i think those with money should open something like a resource center that could help lift those who have little or help young people facing a tough life. with senior moment vision at least that would help reduce poverty in the slum get everything needed to set up a large recycling center is right here says godwin. raw materials manpower and markets although done torres in full recycling sector and she was an income for many the massive dump puts a huge strain on the people and the environment. in shallow waters around the word large areas of the

role dunned vice president of the opposition party when he touched did agree to speak with us. most of the good look but he's a measurement was a few of them to the situation remains much the same. in this country if you steal a chicken or sheep you get sent to prison for twelve years then if you commit fraud worth tens of millions you continue with your cushy life. so far we're not seeing the fight against injustice that joe lovano so promised in the movings. this is already a bronco a shanty town on the southern edge of lawanda. people here have to fight to survive . fighting. years ago police forcefully evicted them from their huts. and radio grew still manages the n.g.o.s or was habitat. he's been helping the residents since there have actually. three thousand people live squeezed together in these tin shelters which get incredibly hot. area brunker means white sand though there is little of that here. tell it to me gail had to move here with her two sons. like even three have even lived here one mother and two sons. live here said yes three of us live in this one little ro

he never says he dun know the answer. a way to magic eight ball it yeah, which is why we decided at the daily show to submit our own toy to the hall of fame, the maijic eight ball trump edition. >> hey kids, want to know the future? just ask the trump magic eight ball. >> yay. >> the trump magic eight ball. >> ask the trump maijic eight ball anything. shake it up and watch the president give his answer. >> am i going to get a new skateboard. >> we'll see what happens. >> am i going to get a new skateboard. >> you never know, do you. you never know. >> the trump magic eight ball can evade any question. >> is mr. whiskers really living in another state. >> i don't want to discuss right now, but you will be shocked when i give you that answer. >> that's not an answer. >> it's cool. >> i think you know the answer to that. >> no, i don't, that's why i am asking you. >> he's got an answer for everyone. >> will i pass my spelling test. >> i don't know why i-- i really don't know why, but i dn think-- very few, you are the first

of duns good bank has resigned over his role in this money laundering scandal he had made it that his bank had done too little to stop the flow of illegal tash between two thousand and seven and twenty fifteen the story and branch of the bank handled around two hundred billion euros from suspicious russian sources moving it from one account to another the banks chairman said he too planned to leave his post soon following one of europe's worst ever banking scandal it's. now let's bring in our financial correspondent daniel daniel this scandal has dragged on for quite a while why did it take so much time for the c.e.o. of dunster bank to step down. well we are learning that it was probably the case that inside of the lender many felt already for a very long time that something was just you know gone wrong that they had internal investigation but it seems that many warnings were ignored and initially nobody was willing to report what was going on after the news was breaking shares of the bank fell today by eight percent the currency also will remain in office until a new one will be and

dun mean we can stop but the world is getting better but then i ask you why does it feal like the world? >> the nature of news is that you will read about a plane falling out of the sky or natural disaster. if we go three years with no plane wreck, when do you put that headline there, extreme poverty has gone from 36 percent to -9d percent. and so every day for 25 years you could have run a headline 137,000, moved out of the extreme poverty today. that will be real news and yet it would feel kind of weird. >> right. >> and so improvement is this gradual thing. we saw child cut childhood deaths in half the last 25 years. we've raised agriculture productivity and there is a lot of amazing heroes behind that. and so really understanding this brain work that we focus so much on what is not done that we can mission the lessons of what really works extremely well. >> that is an interesting par a docks because it feels like that is the space that is not just general population is in but also the president of the united states. because donald trump has not been afraid to say, he's not a fan of

i this is the story of an electrician who worked in the shipyards of good dun skin poland he organized strikes he created the first independent trade union in a communist country at the age of forty he received a nobel peace prize at forty seven he was elected president of the republic of poland his name less friends lead i . i. i. looked up by you were published in a documentary about president balance and though. you might have no idea but if the history of the subject is if you want to cover my entire life you need to split it into parts. start with the early days when life was simple religious senate around the church last year he gave every school for sure. in december one thousand nine hundred seventy that helen so was working as an electrician and if you'd done shipyard a few days before christmas the government announced a new so called price regulation but the prices of meat and other food staples rues drastically leading to mass protests by workers. looking for themself in december nine hundred seventy i was one of the strike leaders. effective pressure and as such i was drin

complicated in basra and rob matheson al jazeera back down laos is pushing ahead with plans to build more duns along the mekong river a partial collapse of a dam in july killed at least thirty people but the country says it wants to become asia's power source exporting electricity to its wealthier neighbors but critics warn of an environmental disaster when hay reports from chiang kong in neighboring thailand. fishing on the mekong river has never been an easy way to make a living but here where the river flows between thailand and laos fisherman say it's almost not worth the effort these days. in the past there were plenty of fish here and they were big i could catch more than twenty every day now i've been fishing here for three days in a row and of course nothing. many people in chiang kong northern thailand blame it on overfishing and dams built on the upper reaches of the mekong river in china the mekong is the largest inland fishery in the world and the people in this community want the dam stopped they've been protesting against lao government plans to build a dam downstream from here i

dun kirk. again, this one is movingd tow the north. a lot of lightning associated with this. other thunderstorm, frederick county. just to the east of kreegerstown. down to the d. metroarea, seeing heavy rain and a lot more rain to comeht ton into into the weekend. that's one thing we are watching the weekend, huge changes the next couple of days. onhave to keep an eye tropical storm florence. you're going hear more about this over the next couple of days. we have five, six, sech days to watch it, dut itoes look like an eastfaoast la. see you back here in a minute. >>> mow to breaking news in maryland this weekend --nff duty police officer shot at a man who was trying to break into his truck in a parking lot. the officer works

dun kirk. again, this one is movingd tow the north. a lot of lightning associated with this. other thunderstorm, frederick county. just to the east of kreegerstown. down to the d. metroarea, seeing heavy rain and a lot more rain to comeht ton into into the weekend. that's one thing we are watching the weekend, huge changes the next couple of days. onhave to keep an eye tropical storm florence. you're going hear more about this over the next couple of days. we have five, six, sech days to watch it, dut itoes look like an eastfaoast la. see you back here in a minute. >>> mow to breaking news in maryland this weekend --nff duty police officer shot at a man who was trying to break into his truck in a parking lot. the officer works in baltimore city, but the confrontation and gunfireappened hea on silver hill road intr dt heights. >> police are sayingff the oer confronted the man, then fired anthe suspect ran off. police are actively searching for him. also, the officer was not hurt. >>> fired up and ready to go. once again, barack obama making his debut on the campaign trail ahea

unlike best duns there will be no federal bailout for lehman brothers. some regulators who are watering. off the model has a problem in trying to save human progress if you go all the same lehman brothers. who will be next every other investment bank would want to say that i am in trouble go out and save me so as an economist i was saying why do we need to go out and save these rich investment bankers it makes no sense and using taxpayer money. dr sue myths and his colleagues what we're also working that we can't and analyzing potential solutions i was just looking at mortgages what is the implication what is the balance sheets of the banks but we hardly know where the bodies are buried in these banks so we want to help them but we had one hand tied behind our back cannot do anything cannot do much whatever they tell you we have to believe. meanwhile dick fuld was running out of time he only had two days before the asian markets opened on monday morning to save his empire he turned to bank of america and britain's barclays bank for help anything could ha

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we're live in myrtle beach and up and dun the down the coast of the carolinas with our special coverage> officials in the area i'm standing here in wilmington believe most people have left. not all this location is under a mandatory evacuation order. he's a commissioner of new hanover county. are you satisfied with how things are -- how ready this area is. >> very satisfied. we've had a good three almost four days of preparation. our county has done a wonderful job so i feel very comfort. >> a lot of people have left, you do have shelters here. >> five shelters there, they all have room that are open there but they're filling up fast so if you have not made your plans to move now, you might start thinking about sheltering in your home or school shelters that are open. >> you expanded capacity. >> that's correct. there was word that went out last night. we've expanded that capacity in all five of those schools we have capacity. >> the key thing is in terms of time as we were talking about, if your car isn't already packed, if you're not already in the driveway you don't want to get on th

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. >> darkest before the dun and you can see reaction of financial markets encouraging when you look ats to chinese equity markets overnight, shanghai equity market going up by 1.8 pblght and even our futures here in the the united states a little -- a little higher. so i'm homing that the cause, the talk appears to dim that, in fact, it will encourage negotiations on beth sides and hopefully able to get through this. >> and investors hoping for negotiations and different trade arrangements exceptions things like that but some companies who have a feel for the economy, like fedex -- not missing their words and how they feel about these tariffs. this is what fred smith of fedex says history is very, very clear that countries that pursue most open markets are ones that prosper the most and ones who citizens income increases the most. mercantilism does not work they're against. they've got that on the consumer and on the the economy. >> i think everybody is against a trade war. i don't know anyone that's in favor of it. i think that the president has made it clear that the goal is to move

taking it in through the dun bl area it's a little foggy but 53 degrees and a change coming.ept temperatures slightly cooler the past two days is going to shift and we're going to be dominated by a ridge of high pressure. but in terms of our daytime highs for today, san jose topping out at 80 degrees. we'll be fairly warm even though today is expected to be one of the cooler days of the week. ukiah 87. if you look at oakland, 70 degrees and san francisco 66 degrees, and it is expected to get a little breezier into the afternoon. the reason for that is because of that ridge of high pressure that's going to start building in, and it's going to shift our westerly winds to come in from the north-northeast. that's going to affect our air quality and also going to increase our air temperatures. air quality for the north bay, bay and coast, inland east bay through santa clara dealing with moderate conditions. the south bay is pretty good. more air pollution is expected to kind of become dominant into the middle of the week. the reason for that is because of this changing weather pat

a man pugmires matthews sending him to the dunned. his wife ace there was blood everywhere and he has a brain injury now. >> he has a lot of people pulling for him. and i know he is strong. and i'm really hoping that he can move through his recovery quickly so that he can come home and be back with the kids and be the father that i know he is and the husband that i know he is. >> so far police have not announced any arrests. >>> time now is 8:09. the city of san francisco fakes action following a story we first brought you on abc 7 news last night. we spoke to a san francisco man who goes by the twitter handle sf streets 1. he has been documenting drug use and crime right outside of his window. after our story we helped him get a fast response from police. last night he tweeted about a pile of trash at the 14 bus stop at mission and 8th. the city's 311 twitter account responded promising a response within 24 hours. mayor london breed tweeted wab back thanks sf process o 311 but we can do better than that for the mess 311 sent someone

and we're sure as heck supposed to stand up clearly and dun quibcally to nazi sympathizers. how hard can that be? saying that nazis are bad? >> president trump says that he is going to campaign in these mid-term elections way more than a president typically would with approval ratings as bad as president trump's are right now. now we know as of today, that president trump's participation in the mid-terms will apparently be matched by a just as unusual decision by the immediate past president that he too will campaign in these midterms, only his approval ratings are doing pretty swimmingly both in absolute terms and particularly in comparison to president trump. the headline there on the left is on trump. you see it. trouble for trump. disapproval at a high. half favor impeachment. on the right, the equivalent headline except it's about president obama. americans rank president obama as the best president of their life times. so they will both be campaigning for their respective parties during the mid-term elections. president obama will be campaigning tomorrow morning for de

the north needs for its survival comes across an aging bridge spanning the yalu river at the port of dun dong exports of coal iron ore and seafood remain banned but chinese officials have indicated that they're not ready to go along with further penalties against the north should the talks or the denuclearization remain deadlocked adrian brown al jazeera beijing the death of an engineer in charge of a controversial dam project in ethiopia has been ruled a suicide so they knew the killer was found dead in his car engine lie with a bullet wound at the time protesters took to the streets believing he had been murdered police say he was under pressure due to delays on the four billion dollars scheme to down the river nile it was started seven years ago it's still not complete in egypt which is against the project as concern that it will affect the nile which is cairo's main source of water. american coffee giant starbucks has opened its first cafe in italy the spiritual home of us russell hundreds queue for an hour at the store and along which has a roast story and a cocktail bar the company

the who dun it speculation has unleashed a torrent of denials from senior officials and cabinet members, all claiming to, quote, shaggy, it wasn't me. and amid the chaos, the president is the angry, paranoid, and increasingly isolated. folks, we're not just getting this portrait of a president viewed unfit for office from "the times" alone. it's the same story from white house officials and trump advisers who speak to bob woodward or michael wolff, or who speak to reporters every day. or who write tell-alls after leaving the white house. or who say he directed them to commit a felony, and on and on and on. and the crisis is far from some fake news conspiracy. it's a reality that multiple republican senators say they're living with. to them, "the times" op-ed wasn't shocking. it was just another day. >> i don't think anything was relayed in that op-ed that was new. i think this is what all of us have understood to be this situation from day one. >> i think the stuff that's in it is frankly not surprising to those of us who are trying to help the white house stay on track most days. this

north korea is claiming that what they did in terms of shutting dun their nuclear cat fight and missile test flights, they tried to shore up that part of their action spot. this is actually useless for north korea. they served out their purposes. they don't need them anymore. so i don't think that's deserved. those military exercises, i think it's worth at least freeze and declaration together. but now that they have stopped these joint military exercises, they're selling what they don't need anymore. so u.s. officials for long have been claiming that they will not buy the same horse twice. but they ended up buying a dead horse now. [ laughter ] >> good point. [ laughter ] >> buying a live horse twice is like that, but buying a dead horse, this is worse! so now i think the u.s. has squandered our most important negotiating assets in return for a dead horse, right? and that gives hope for north koreans to demand more. if it is a partial declaration, then we are being fooled again. so we have to think very careful. and the declaration to end the war for north korea means an insurance poli

that i learned -- and i wonder if john felt the same way -- there's never been a thing that congress dun feel can be solved -- doesn't feel can be solved by reorganizing. and so this is another reorganization. it could work out well. but i'd have to see what the asd would be responsible for before i could fully answer your question. and how, how the asd would play. >> i would just add that organization issues in the department, it's always about walls and gates. and bridges. it's where to you build the wall and how do you avoid the negative impact of a wall by creating portals or gates that connect you. this is always the engineering problem of organization in the department. creating a very rigid -- when you get dollars allocated the services, those become very rigid boundaries in the department. this is going to require extraordinary effort to get suppleness back in programming, you know? this is hard to do. when you start locking dollars in with services, boy, i'll tell you, it's a formula for rigidity, not for flexibility. and i think that becomes the great question mark when we're m

they have certainly tried to focus more on the who dun it of it all. who's the author of that, who spoke to woodward, rather than the substance, actually what was discussed both the op-ed and the book. the president, of course, pushing back saying, it's a well-run machine here. but the reality is, a couple of months before it will midterm elections, it's not. and republicans in this town realize it's not, but the white house trying to get the ship back on sail, if you will. but we also expect the potential of an expert here, perhaps more experts, you see the screens up here behind me. of course, this white house, the entire government the keeping a close eye on the impending hurricane. that could be one of the topics of discussion here as well, brooke. so so much to hear and ask the white house about. again, it's been 19 days since a white house briefing. >> figurative hurricanes, met foreical hurricanes. how about this news of the white house changing its phone policy again. what's the news there? >> reporter: sure, that's one more piece of the fallou

i was -- this not a good day for me and didn't have sleep and he threw his exam dun and said this was insane and unfair and began to walk out the the door not take the test so professor handled it pretty well. he knows how to handle this and said listen, you know you realize this is unfir or whatever but it is the final if you walk out you fail the class and students that will fail and turn to walk out the the door and professor said you are failed. and i'll mark it down right now. tell me your name to which our student turned up pangt leg and said you tell me professor -- you tell me. so i love this story. i thought it was funny when i heard it and many of us who are christians feel like this student the christian life could be compared to an exam, and in which we're measured by our faith thefulness within a given context, 24th western context is a pretty challenging one. especially when it involves being faithful christian christian in our toxic and polarized political environment. i've wrestled with this for a number of years got my start as a political opinion writer right before

those a little further dun the road. from them we gain wisdom and counsel yet sadly each generation imagines that it faces unprecedented problems only to dismace the counsels of the generation or two before them. tolerate the d to wisdom of solomon when he stated, there is nothing new under the sun. another way to put it is, times change, people dent. taking this truth, what would george washington say to us if he were here today? what counsel would he give our nation? what relevance would it have? fortunately, in this gleaming alabaster city that bears his name, we have rich archives to continue to hear from george washington. whether we are wise enough to heed washington is another matter altogether. surprisingly , he gave no recommendation for us to love liberty as liberty is in the very fiber of the human race and was certainly heightened among the early americans whose efforts had recently secured it. instead, washington made a vital observation while trying to give future americans a heads up. here it is. liberty d

dun time allows your brain to remember what happened during the day.ake them watch tv for a little bit, read a book, go for a walk. and we'll remember that 20 minutes, they'll remember what happened during the day and things will sink in. if they're working all the time, it doesn't have time to sink in that knowledge, it's critical. >> these are good tips. >> fortnight is going to be a you have to one. >> i don't know that one. >> don't start. we'll counsel you. >> the addiction is rampant in our household. dr. david agus, thank you. good information. >>> we have much more news ahead. we're in shanksville, pennsylvania, to hear one of the newest monuments to the heroes who died on 9/11. plus, meet the inventor of a system working to pick up nearly two trillion pieces of plastic floating in the pacific ocean. and how predator star olivia mun says how she paid the price for having a cast member removed from the movie. from the movie. you're watching "cbs this morning." a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. one in 30 boomers has hep c, y

just days after a suicide bomber killed 20 people in the city and wounded 90 others, general joseph dunh afghan's governor and the presidents of iran, russia and turkey hold a syrian summit i rainian president rouhani called on the u.s. to end its intervention in syria. russia says it had nothing to do with the poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter earlier this year. >>> and in california, firefighters continue to fight the huge delta fire in northern california late into the night the wildfire has already burned more than 22,000 acres it is 0% contained and at one point, the flames reached nearly 300 feet in the air. and it is hot and dry out there. guys i will send it downtown to you. >> the time for our etf spotlight, leslie picker joins us from h.q. to talk about aerospace and defense today. >> today we're focusing on the shares of aero state and defense. it's up about 1.2% for the week, that would give it it's fourth straight positive week, and it's ninth in the past ten weeks, it's up about 25% over the last year, among the leaders in that space this week include smit

gains in health outcomes those can't be achieved some other way through some other type of program that dun have the level of burden on workforce health as well as patient satisfaction. these programs increase the perhaps satisfaction of public health researchers that will be available or people who sell hit systems at the expense of providers being able to look up from the screen. and us think that in tempts of organizational economics, one of the interesting things about the apm in which we're participating is that we are required to report how we are investing in that program. and very quickly is becomes apparent in that analysis that the cost of time far exceeds any revenues that we garner from the apm or from mips that fte time is four times the cost of the fte resources or four times the revenue from mips and the apm. i'll concede those are costs that we would take on to do something else for some other types of activities as mentioned, but they are real co costs that we have to allocate and realtime we have to allocate to these programs. so basically as we increase the multidimension

between 2011 and 2013, iranian hackers attacked dozens of american banks and even tried to shut dun a dam in new york. -- shut down a dam in new york. in 2014, chinese hackers stole over $22.-- over 22.5 million security clearances, including my own, from the office of personnel management. and in 2016, russia meddled in our presidential election. and because we use computer networks in our personal and professional lives, almost everyone is a target. with each passing day, cyber threats continue to grow. but the government cannot fates these threats alone. we need help from the private sector. today's legislation will direct the department of homeland security secretary to develop and implement a vulnerability disclosure program that will allow threat researchers from the private sector to identify and report cyber security flaws found on the department's information systems. currently, there's no legal avenue that allows them to do so. this legislation solves that problem. i'd like to thank leader mccarthy for his years of commitment to innovation and cyber security and for his work

body to reject the effort to instruct the conferees and invite my friends as i know they will to sit dun in good faith and work with us to arrive at a bill that both sides of the rotunda and both parties can support in substantial numbers. i look forward to that process with my good friend the ranking member from connecticut, obviously with my good friend the subcommittee -- or the committee full ranking member as well and i have every confidence that working together in good faith as we have in the path past will get to a -- we'll get to a place we both can be pleased with, if not perfectly satisfied with. so with that, mr. speaker, i urge reex of the instructions and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentlelady from connecticut. ms. der law -- ms. delauro: thank you, mr. speaker. in closing let me again urge the house conferees to look at the senate labor-hhs bill as a base for improvement and to seriously improve it. i ask them again to please pay close attention to the priority we have outline here today. the work of the labor-

sometimes think, oh, i've taken care of that issue already the fact that number of childhood deaths are dun into hiv/aids what we need to say is the high-income countries need to keep doing that. south korea used to receive aid then it eventually became a middle income country and we stopped funding it and it now helps fund the rest of the world. until some of these african nations move to middle income, we have to make investments and call on their governments to make the right investments in health and education >> melinda, i saw an interview you did recently and you were asked if you had a magic wand what it would be you wouldwave away or what you would do with that magic wand. you had an interesting answer. you said you'd focus on reproductive health. >> absolutely. >> why >> because when women have access to contraceptives and they can choose when and if to have children, it completely changes their lives and changes their families' lives. we know from great data all over the world now that once women can make that decision, she can lift her family out of poverty literally. but if you