bill dunn is a good guy. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back the balance of my ime. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, by direction of the committee on rules, i call up house resolution 5, and k for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house calendar number 41. house resolution 558. resolved, that at any time after adoption of this resolution the speaker may, pursuant to clause 2-b of rule 18, declare the house resolved into the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of the bill h.r 1423, to amend title 9 of the united states code with respect to arbitration. the first reading of the bill shall be dispensed with. all points of order against consideration of the bill are waived. general debate shall be confined to the bill and shall not exceed one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on the judiciary. after general debate the bill shall

among the family members here today is stephanie dunn, her husband, navy commander patrick dunn, wasne of the patriots who gave his life right here 18 years ago. before he left that morning, patrick gave stephanie a big, beautiful kiss. then for the first time, he leaned down and kissed her pregnant stomach, stephanie was just two months along with their first child. earlier this year their daughter celebrated her 17th birthday. ally grew up into a strong, truly remarkable young woman. she mentors the children of our nation's wounded warriors and recently i was honored to give ally the president's volunteer service award for her hundreds of hours of community service. we are blessed to have ally here with us at today's ceremony. thank you, ally. [applause] thank you. and ally, i know your dad is watching over you. he's right up there, he's watching from heaven looking down right now with love and pride. he is so proud of you. thank you very much. incredible. [applause] lso joining us is the vigianno family. for generations the family has served in our military and in new york city fi

among the family members here today is stephanie dunn.dunn was one of the patriots who gave his life right here 18 years ago. patrick gave stephanie, a big, beautiful kiss. then for the first time he leaned down and kissed her pregnant stomach. stephanie was just two months along with their first child. earlier this year their daughter ali celebrated their 17th birthday. ali grew up into a strong, truly remarkable young woman. she mentors the children of our nation's wounded warriors and recently i was honored to give ali the president's volunteer service award for her hundreds of hours of community service. we are blessed to have ali here with us at today's ceremony. thank you, ali. [ applause ] thank you. ali, i know your dad is watching over you, watching from heaven looking down right now with love and pride. he is so proud of you. thank you very much. incredible. also joining us is the viggiano family. for generations the viggiano family has served in the military and in the new york fire and police departments these are two great de

laura: michele dunne, thanks so much for being witus. michele: thanks r inviting me. laura:"b you are watchin world news america." still to come on tonight's program, after a bruising week in british warnings that the harsh language could ld to violence. laura: prince harry has walked through a partially cleared minefield in angola to highlight the threat posed by landmines. it comes 22 years after his mother, diana princess of wales, did the same. our royal rrespondent nicholas witchell has been following the tour of africa and sent this report. nicholas: minefields, ive problem in angola and an issue with particular resonance for harry. in memory of his mother's efforts to make the world do something to do with them -- to deal with them, harry was taken into one of the minefields being by britain's halo trust. he saw the pnstaking work of the clearance teams combing thnd and then on to ango's second city. it was here 22 years ago that diana princess of wales was filmed walking along a safe corridor through minefield. it bught the whole issue to the world's attention

george dunn, who's 97, undertook the flight to thank people who've raised thousands of pounds for thespitfire after seven decades. 97—year—old george dunn is no stranger to the skies, joining the raf aged 20. a lot of the battle of britain took place over sussex and kent, so, i did see a lot of it. and i suppose, being young, and looking up there and seeing the aircraft flying around, dogfights with the germans, and i thought, well, i think i'll have some of that. he carried out 44 missions during the second world war for bomber command. when the war ended, he flew spitfires. you couldn't have any instruction on them in those days, because there wasn't a dual aircraft. so, it was a question of getting in and making the best of it. he has since helped the raf benevolent fund raise tens of thousands of pounds by telling his story. this is a thank you. it was still exhilarating, to be there, flying it, knowing it was yours — marvellous. the special flight also marked 79 years since the battle of britain, remembering all those who took part in that crucial campaign. of course, george is a

opened fire on the polish garrison on the vesta plot the peninsula in what was then the free city of dunn sick at about the same time bombs rained down on the small polish town a view in killing 1200 civilians it was the german 1st air raid on poland and the 1st of many war crimes to come ceremonies have been taking place in viola marking the moment 80 years ago when history's deadliest conflict began. 4 35 am indeed. those sirens are the same as the ones that sounded 80 years ago announcing the bombing of the town by nazi aircraft an attack which would start the 2nd world war. no words could ever make up for the disaster that followed but today india early hours poland husted its former attack of germany in the 1st of a series of ceremonies of a member and also aimed at highlighting the friendship between the 2 countries. after the war it took decades for the neighbor countries to normalize their relations and reconciliation is still an ongoing process to such a device. that the us why do you think it is easy. she had to tell me i was to go to the ocean just on blocks to a town that desp

the day is coming to an end and me push out of dunns us meeting mates are awaiting the results. in a surprise done cus the party has won 30 percent of the vote. it is the 1st time that the new political party has done so well in local elections. so you try to profit. off. but you. do you know i. would think that it was. the funky citizens are taking stock of a day of mixed results even if mayor mike young van gurley whom photographed earlier hasn't been reelected candidates with corruption cases have done well. was i was leaving. the. scene did you figure you. know off. limits analysis is fair the candidate's judicial troubles haven't stopped many from voting for them the romanians have real acted nearly 50 mayors convicted of or charged with corruption. wasilla mayor of cry over charged with taking a bribe and money laundering reelected with 58 percent of the votes. the court rejected the d.n.a. charges and in january 2017. became minister of labor and social justice. judges get. charged with taking a bribe reelected with 52 percent of the vote. cut the link mayor of miami char

among the family members, here today is stephanie dunn. her husband navy commander patrick dunn was one of the patriots who gave his life right here 18 years ago. before he left that morning, patrick gave stephanie a big beautiful kiss. then for the first time he leaned down and kissed her pregnant stomach. stephanie was just two months along with their first child. earlier this year, their daughter ali celebrated her 17ing birthday. ali grew up into a strong, truly remarkable young woman. she mentors the children of our nation's wounded warriors and recently i was honored to give ali the president's volunteer service award for her hundreds of hours of community service. we are blessed to have ali here with us at today's ceremony. thank you, ali. thank you. . [ applause ] >> thank you. research and ali, i know your dad is watching over you. he's right up there. he's watching from heaven, looking down right now with love and pride. he is so proud of you. thank you very much. incredib incredible. also joining us is the vigiano family. for ge

chief assistant district attorney kevin dunn levy spoke on district attorney nancy o'malley is behalf she was not here because of a scheduling conflict. he says that his office represented the 36 families involved in this case to the best of their ability they feel for those families as for how they move forward with they'll have to decide that in the coming weeks since the beginning of this case. with families. the 36 victims that died in this unspeakable tragedy. >>still remains our focus and that will be our focus going forward. as we go forward if we understand that the jury had a split verdict or a hung jury again sir mister armey not we're going to evaluate. in the evidence that came out from this case. we're going to take into account. discussions that jurors may have had with are trial lawyers. and we will evaluate and go forward only the statement was briefly only spoke for a minute or 2 and he did not answer any questions some of the family members of the victims were in attendance, one of them alex vega's mother. >>and when asked if she hopes that the district attorney's of

great britain's reece dunn sets one of five world records on day one of the world para swimming championshipsahead of the rugby world cup, getting underway next week. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with footballing news from monday's euro 2020 qualifiers with germany moving top of group c after a 2—0 win over northern ireland in belfast. that result takes germany above their opponents to the top of the group on goal difference. while the netherlands are nowjust three points adrift of those two with a match in hand after easing to victory over estonia. elsewhere, world cup finalists croatia remain top of group e despite a 1—1 draw in azerbaijan. benjamin verbic scored a stoppage time winner for serbia to beat israel 3—2 and see his side move second in group g. belgium made it six wins from six played in group i after a thumping 4—0 win over scotland in glasgow. after a second loss to the netherlands in this campaign,

it started looking better. >> reporter: no reports of major damage or injuries but council member dunnpoint out that a 68-year-old man and just a resident here off the beach here was putting up some plywood of his residence and fell off that ladder and he did die before the storm. officials here though are thank fal. they're calling it a blessing, though. that blessing was at the expensz of the bahamas. they donated to the bahamas because they know any variation of this storm what happened there could have happened here. >> with us now is the mayor of jacksonville beach, florida. thank you for being with us. good morning. >> good morning, poppy. how are you? >> i'm well, thank you. you guys are in a precarious situation as you often find yourself in these weather events because you're an a barrier island and the big concern is the storm surge. what are you expecting? >> that's 100% correct. right now my big concern is we're a barrier island just like many around us. we've got some low-lying areas that borders to the west and we've had historic flooding with matthew and irma, and i'm co

dunn says organizations in the county already spend tens of thousands of dollars a year doing this.roposing investing $1 million towards the effort,, but some homeless advocates suggest those funds would be better spent in the county. one in ten homeless folks want reunification. >> it makes me nervous to set aside resources to try to help people move out of town when what we know is most of them want to stay right here. >> the united way says just last year, they spent about $25,000 on tickets home adding if more homeless people want to lever the area, the organization would provide the service to them. >>> this morning, there is still a large homeless camp near the oakland coliseum. you won't see large wooden shelters. now, the camp stretches along several blocks of s the boulevard near 86th avenue and east oakland. acity leaders say the wood and propane tanks at the camp turned into a fire trap. the homeless living there said this was all they had. >> i am okay here. i am okay here. >> a nonprofit is raising money to buy tents for the homeless. nearby business owners say tents wo

among the family members here .oday is stephanie dunn her husband, navy commander patrick dunn, was one of the patriots who gave his life right here 18 years ago. before he left that morning, patrick gave stephanie a big, beautiful kiss. then, for the first time, he leaned down and kissed her pregnant stomach. monthsie was just two along with their first child. earlier this year, their daughter ally celebrated her 17th birthday. allie grew up into a strong, truly remarkable young woman. she mentors the children of our nation's wounded warriors, and recently i was honored to give allie the president's volunteer service award for her hundreds of hours of community service. we are blessed to have allie here with us at today's ceremony. thank you, allie. allie --mp: -- iq, thank you, allie. ♪ pres. trump: thank you. and allie, i know your dad is watching over you, looking down with love and pride. he is so proud of you. thank you very much. incredible. [applause] us istrump: also joining a family that, for generations, andserved in our military, in the new york city fire and police departme

we have a quote from the board of directors. .lso incoming ceo's brian dunn leavy and lou frankfurt alle very significant contributions to the statement. they all praise adam neumann. however, adam neumann is stepping down. he is making it out to be his choice to step down. he talks about being the cofounder of wework and so proud of the team and the incredible company we have built over the last decade. we're hearing reports that a third of the staff will be laid off eventually. this all delays the ipo. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: while world leaders and corporate execs are gathering in new york city at the u.n. climate summit, local politicians in canada are watching closely. i spoke with toronto's mayor about the role the city can play in growing climate emergencies. >> we can change over our plate. if you think about the city with the transit vehicles, police vehicles, city vehicles. we can retrofit to make a more environmentally sound in terms of energy efficiency. we can encourage retrofitting of homes and other buildings across the city. there is a host of things we can do. we c

patrick dunn. felicia dale dunn-jones. christopher joseph dunn. richard anthony dunstan.joseph anthony eacobacci. john bruce =. edward t. earnhardt. robert douglas eaton. dean philip. and my precious daughter, suzanne. theren are no word. your family loves and misses you every day and you will live in my heart forever. i love you, suzanne. and my brother, joseph michael. 18 years ago you've disappeared, buyou disappeared,but you will e forgotten, and we choose to remember you how you lived and not how you died. we miss you every day. [background sounds] [background sounds] paul robert. constantine. barbara j. edwards. dennis michael edwards. michael hardy edwards. christine egan. lisa erin egan. martin egan, junior. michael egan. samantha martin egan. carol eggert. lisa karen. john ernst. daphne ferlinda. mark joseph ellis. valerie silver ellis. albert alfy william. robert r. elseth. hendrix emery, junior. doris suk-yuen. christopher epps. william john irwin. sarah ali escarcega. josÉ espinal. fanny espinoza. bill scoops. frankie espisito. rubÉn, junior. sadie ette. eric

duffy antoinette duger jackie sayegh duggan sareve dukat patrick dunn felicia gail dunn-jones christophereph dunne richard anthony dunstan patrick thomas dwyer e joseph anthony eacobacci john bruce eagleson edward t. earhart robert douglas eaton >> and my precious daughter, there are no words, your family loves and misses you every day and you will live in my heart forever. i love you, susanne. >> and my brother, joseph michael, 18 years ago you disappeared but you will never ever be forgotten and we choose to remember you how you lived and not how you died. we miss you every day. dennis michael edwards michael hardy edwards christine egan lisa erin egan martin j. egan, jr. michael egan samantha martin egan carole eggert lisa caren ehrlich john ernst eichler eric adam eisenberg daphne ferlinda elder michael j. elferis mark joseph ellis valerie silver ellis albert alfy william elmarry robert r. elseth edgar hendricks emery, jr. doris suk-yuen eng christopher epps ulf ramm ericson erwin l. erker william john erwin sarah ali escarcega jose espinal fanny espinoza billy scoop esposito bridget

of reason dunn says a single minded people think they devote their lives to one cause to work and to. their audience should only see the results of their labor up there on the stage illuminated by the spotlight. who sometimes they'll spend months or maybe years training just to be able to dance a beautiful variation that lasts maybe a couple of minutes. at the end of the day the ballet dancer is totally played out so much so that he looks more dead than alive and it's no wonder people say that if a ballet dancer doesn't feel pain when he gets up to use. it means he's more or less dead. good goods you want to do a one second you're obviously standing way too close far far too close she's doing the cuckoo and you'll ever hear of course you can catch it here but she ends up over there. me my boyfriend is a silent ballet dancer. so you could say we spend all of our time together but there's no rivalry we stimulate each other to improve our performance what they say stuff like why did you let it go and then he says why did you dive into a stretch i can't. bring all this criticism to one an

your best bet is to contact one of the specialist travel companies, in terms of thailand and beth dunn up with pickett as an option for you. a quick search shows there are hotels nearby with good wheelchair access and an alternative might be karon beach. finally, simon wonders other places i can get short—term work that might fund my travels around the world? i have been working my way around the world for a number of decades. picking fruit in australia, making radio commercials in california. but finding unskilled work in a reasonable rate of pay in a country with relatively low wages and a large supply of labour, is both difficult and morally questionable. earn at home, spend abroad. i think that's the best way to go. do keep sending in your questions and i will do my very best to find you the a nswe i’s. do my very best to find you the answers. from me, simon calder, the global guru, bye for now and see you next time. finally this week we're heading to the port city of cardiff in the united kingdom. the last capital was once one of the largest docklands in the world, made up of a bu

you started by talking about ordinary people, quoting john dunn. at one point in your talk, you said these are peoples deciding their own futures. tell us more about how important that was to the rebels, both in paris and warsaw. dr. nolan: this is the great war of nations. this is a great war the nation, the second world war. it does a disservice to our understanding and to the war itself if we stop with the leaders, with churchill or orsevelt or hitler or stalin the generals. and we overcompensate by going down to the saving private ryan level. there is a middle level, and that is the nations. the idea of nationhood, means to be french for what it means to be polish. the french were not going to have americans come into the center of their capital and liberate them. as it is, americans do not do that. and they still claimed that they did. how may times have you heard jokes, we saved you not once, but twice. it is aggravating. dr. citino: the other is that patton's troops liberated, which is a double fault. dr. nolan: hemingway liberated a bar. he

nursing assistant is facing charges tonight of sexually assaulting a female patient. 46-year-old peter dunne allegedly attacked the woman while working in the emergency department last march. investigators looking for more potential victims. >>> new at 11:00, getting scorched by the sun. >> so much so reporter linda shows us farmers are picking grapes in the dark. >> if you drive by a winery after hours this time of year, you may run into this. vineyard rose illuminated with floodlights while workers carefully harvest the years bounty under the night sky. >> our employees love it. we are starting at 4:00 in the morning. it is cool. we have lighted equipment that is nearly as bright as what you see right now. >> wineries say there are benefits to harvesting overnight. >> the winery wants to receive the frud fruit at a lower temperature. if the temperature of the grape s is too hot they will start spoiling. >> when i first started farming 25 years ago, it was 6:00 in the morning until 2:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon regardless. um -- so it is much more comfortable for everyone. >> the cooler tem

somebody someone you dear but i'm going to do this hell i mean the problem is i disapprove and by major dunn how did you woke up by the. investigations by several n.c.o. it's found one of the biggest contributors to indonesia's illegal animal trade was a lack of effective lure in force meant to show me what this looks like delano takes me to forest street police checkpoint. so what looks they still on are. in a. hospital talking. to the. hair one. young daddy who said it but he said he's seen the. police you go out on a. range of. it's 10 am on a friday one of the busiest days of the week for deliveries to tomahawk bush meat market. and so where is everybody. it's empty. back in the nada a meeting up again with forestry office adani enka to see if he thinks his unit is doing enough to stop the wildlife trade. something that comes out when i talked to everybody out here in the locker room and. why do you think. it's been such a bad reputation. so . long. so i'm going to. donny insists the forestry police are making an impact but he can't explain the checkpoint. we visited checkpoint for now a

somebody someone you dear but i'm going to do this hell i mean the problem is i disagree and by major dunn how did you woke up and. one of the. investigations by several n.g.o.s found one of the biggest contributors to indonesia's illegal animal trade was a lack of effective lure in force meant to show me what this looks like delano takes me to forest street police checkpoint. so what's with donna. in a. hospital talking. to the. hair one. young daddy who said it but he said he's seen on. a range of. it's 10 am on a friday one of the busiest days of the week for deliveries to tomahawk bush meat market. and so where is everybody. it's empty. back in the nada a meeting up again with forestry office adani enka to see if he thinks he's unit is doing enough to stop the wildlife trade. something i want to talk to everybody out here in the locker room and to. being. patient. so. i'm going to. donnie insists the forestry police making an impact but he can't explain the checkpoint. maybe that is kept quiet for now and i believe that. the we're going to. see. how many donny it. wasn't. claims the wi

military response but general joseph dunn ford says the president has not yet asked for any military options. senator lindsey graham says a military response is needed and pointed to iran's attack on the u.s. drone this summer. >> i think that is the most likely response from my point of view, to restore deerents. a measured response was seen a weakness. >> reporter: iran delivered a letter to the u.s., deny taking is behind the attacks and warns it will immediately retaliate. secretary pompeo has been tasked with finding out how the kingdom would like it respond. nikole killion, cbs news, the white house. >> the u.s. and iran do not have diplomatic relationships so the iranians delivered the letter to the swiss who received it on america's behalf. >>> the political fate of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in the balance. he is in a deed heat with his challenger after tuesday's election. that is benny gantz. they both failed to win enough seats. they would have to work together and form a coalition government where political foes may have to join forces. netanyahu has a l

somebody someone you dear but i'm going to do this hell i mean the problem major i disagree and by major dunn how did you occupy the. investigations by several n.g.o.s found one of the biggest contributors to indonesia's illegal animal trade was a lack of effective lure in force meant to show me what this looks like delano takes me to forest street police checkpoint. so what's this donna. hospital talking. to the. hair one. young daddy who had to put. on a police. ranger. it's 10 am on a friday one of the busiest days of the week for deliveries to tomahawk bush meat market. and so where is everybody. it's empty. ready back in the nada a meeting up again with forestry office adani enka to see if he thinks he's unit is doing enough to stop the wildlife trade. something that comes out when i talk to everybody on this here in the locker room and to our listeners why do you think. that's not really takes. so. long i mean so i'm going to. donnie insists the forestry police making an impact but he can't explain the checkpoint now if it. may be that it kept quiet for now and i believe that why is. it

so let me instead reach out to you with the quiet words of the poet, the english men john dunn, who meditated this in 1624. it will be familiar to most of you. meditated on the common mortality that they shared in world war ii and at the end of the day we all share. no man is an island. .ntire of itself every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main. the cloud be washed away by the sea, europe is the less as well as if a promontory were, as well if a manor of thy friend's or of thine own were. any man's death diminishes me. because i am involved in mankind. , never send to know for whom the bell tolls. it tolls for the. for thee.s tonight i will talk about two signature events of world war ii and then engage conversation with you all. the liberation of paris and the destruction of warsaw. for they are connected in time. there connected by purpose on both sides. and they tell us much about how the war ended in triumph for some, but in misery for tens of millions of others. they were part of the long end game of an immense world war already by the summer of 1944. we are in the end ga

. >> anita dunn a former adviser to the president said it with australia cheap shot. what do you say? >> i know anita. i have a lot of respect for her. she is also on his campaign. >> of course. i don't deny that it's personal. but it's what she said. your reaction is? not a cheap shot? >> his health care plan would leave 10 million people uncovered. my approach would cover everybody. >> mr. secretary, big night here. thanks for coming on. >> so nicolle wallace, because you have done prep for events like that, i'm guessing you go into an event with that line ready like an arrow, ready to use it. >> he is going to be judged by the democratic primary voters for that strategic decision. he is also going to be judged -- >> that didn't go well. >> well two, things. you're judged based on what happens to you, the decisions you make in the moment. when he was on the stage, the decision he made in the moment was an unsettled illusion to alzheimer's or ageism. >> yeah. >> now, if he thinks that winning, good luck. and if he thinks the notion, again, people have talked about jo

this is how it feels to be back in a spitfire after seven decades. 97—year—old george dunn is no strangere over sussex and kent, so i did see a lot of it. and i suppose, being young, and looking up there and seeing the aircraft flying around, dogfights with the germans, and i thought, well, i think i'll have some of that. he carried out 44 missions during the second world war for bomber command. when the war ended, he flew spitfires. you couldn't have any instruction on them in those days, because there wasn't a dual aircraft. so it was a question of getting in and making the best of it. he has since helped the raf benevolent fund raise tens of thousands of pounds by telling his story. this is a thank you. it was still exhilarating, to be there, flying it, knowing it was yours — marvellous. the special flight also marked 79 years since the battle of britain, remembering all those who took part in that crucial campaign. of course, george is a piece of living history himself, and despite it being more than 70 years ago, he says taking those controls today, he felt like he had never been awa

chief assistant district attorney kevin dunn leavy is contemplating the next move. >> we're going to take into account discussions that any jurors may have had with our trial lawyers, and we will evaluate that and go forward. >> reporter: almena's attorney tony serra was not happy about the junk jury and is adamant about proving his client's innocence. >> i'm in pain, anguished, frustrated, but god [ bleep ], we will win next time. >> legal analyst tony brassfield the next case will have its challenges. >> there's a sense a guilty verdict is in reach of the district attorney. at the same time, it's not just one, but two jurors that could make a decision, and i think that may weaken the resolve as far as trying it a second time. >> reporter: after today's court proceedings, met attorneys work max harris shifted the city to the oakland. not enforcing the code violations in the warehouse contributed to the depths of the 36 victims. >> the community cannot be saved until we get accountable leadership. >> reporter: briggs added the first thing harris wanted to do is enjoy a vegan meal. he

defense is confirm the attack for soldiers were also killed the taliban says aids is responsible so dunn's new prime minister abdullah hom dawkins making his 1st state visit to south sudan and juba is hosting talks between the transitional government and savile armed groups hum dog has made peacemaking with the groups fighting of cop to him one of his main priorities the body of followers zimbabwean president robert mugabe will lie in state at a stadium in hot adi it's where he took over the says the leader nearly 4 decades ago well gobbing is to be buried on sunday but that are ongoing discussions between is government and the family about where he'll be laid to rest the i supreme court has ruled in favor of president donald trump's latest effort to restrict immigration the courts a loud a band to go into effect on nearly all asylum applications at the mexico border people will now have to apply for asylum before they reach the us that effectively blocks most applications cuba's president says this country will soon be in an acute fuel shortage unless emergency measures a taken miguel dia

john dunne is the director of the uk vaping industry association and hejoins me now via webcam.to learn about the cases recently and are keen to understand the causes of the deaths. what we do know is that is very little evidence that they are links to vaping itself. what we do know and what most states are reporting as these are linked to thc oils which are illegal in this country and most parts of the us. these are not the normal e liquids one would buy local vaping shop or corner shop. you are suggesting it is a bit like people putting cannabis into a cigarette and blaming the manufacture of the tobacco and the paperfor any manufacture of the tobacco and the paper for any problems. exactly. if you look at the uk we have not had a single case of these type of risk to the issues. that is down to a couple of factors, the fact we have robust manufacturing practices here and all oui’ manufacturing practices here and all our ingredients are highly regulated. what we do not have as a large thc —type marketplace so there is something different going on in the us that is not happening

after a show this weekend and are asking anyone who may have found them to send them to cavitiess dunnlasses.com. >> trevor: why would anyone steal those glasses? not like everyone could wear them. they don't work for people with regular jobs. lenny needs those glasses because how's he going to look cool. look at this poor man! without his glasses all he's got h sis six-pack, nose ring, sick tattoos, the v on his storage looking like a vegas sign pointing to the holy land. he has a v. right there. the rest of us our body just does this. ( laughter ) ( applause ) can i just say i love that lenny kravitz just set up an email address like he trusts the public enough to email him tips about the glasses. it's inspiring. i didn't know you could do this. i want to do it, too. if anyone has seen my tv remote, please, email trevor's tv remote one@gmail.com and, yes, yes, that's right, someone already had trevor's tv remote at gmail so i had to add a one. if anyone knows who stole that email address from him. email trevor's email address 2 at email.com. i don't know how to shit works. let's move

see the extent of the damage with debris scattered everywhere this happened along the chippewa and dunn county lines. a semi was toppled over blocking part of the lane on highway 29 the chippewa county sheriff says so far only a few people have reported minor injuries. >>> forest fires in indonesia have residents seeing red. scientists at the country's agency of meteorology say this ruby haze is caused by myscattering it occurs when pollutants contaminate the air. particles in the pollutants scatter the light which is what causes that vivid effect indonesia suffering an especially severe fire season. >> it's called myskatdering. i've never heard of that >> bill karins >> i'm trying to remember if i heard of that before >> myscattering. what's scattering over puerto rico right now >> they had some flash flooding. i haven't heard of any reports of structural damage or injuries or deaths. we have a tropical storm warning but karen is beginning to move away from the island you can see the heaviest rain is to the northern shore of puerto rico and we just got some scattered showers around the

has follow-through if you put in the moving average you see a way to measure trend this is clearly a dunne trend. for what its worth a uptrend a sequence of higher lows and higher highs the betting here is this breaks out let's zero in on the chart here and now a lot of tension you can see, again if you wanted to put in a couple and handle part you can do it that way. but this is important. what i see is the breakout above the top. you will see it here slight dwap above. the tension is there the lechls are remarkably precise as is so often the case with a good setup. here today, the last two days we just punched about -- i think we have plenty to run here i want to play whirlpool on the longside. >> carter come ban on back mike what's the trade. >> whirlpool is interesting of course because this is not a growth story we are looking at revenues dplmt now where they were about five years ago. marginally higher. earnings improved so margins getting better look at this trading low double digit pe here. about 8 times ebidta it's not a big growth story. not expensive. what's interesting is that

sent the looks to beat it than for prime minister's breck's it plans valor wayne at least of this dunn's of the moment so is could taylor watched it all unfold it's been a tough 48 hours for new prime minister boris johnson why wall not only does part of met no not back him on his bracks it's strachey he's also failed in have fed to get a general election something makes me i'll be a sad was the only option left at this stage i don't mortgage i don't actually the probably they want an election the country doesn't want the election but this president has no other option than letting the public decide who they want as prime minister and i commend this motion to the heart but in a damning defeat for the prime minister the motion on a general election was voted down by a whopping 242 votes which means he didn't even reach the threshold for the number of votes needed he was of course hoping that he would triumph in the polls and so go with a fresh mandate to brussels and negotiate a new deal with the european union it would of course also have given him the opportunity to bulldoze through any

this is how it feels to be back in a spitfire after seven decades. 97—year—old george dunn is no stranger i suppose, being young, and looking up there and seeing the aircraft flying around, dogfights with the germans, and i thought, well, i think i'll have some of that. he carried out 44 missions during the second world war for bomber command. when the war ended, he flew spitfires. you couldn't have any instruction on them in those days, because there wasn't a dual aircraft. so, it was a question of getting in and making the best of it. he has since helped the raf benevolent fund raise tens of thousands of pounds by telling his story. this is a thank you. it was still exhilarating, to be there, flying it, knowing it was yours — marvellous. the special flight also marked 79 years since the battle of britain, remembering all those who took part in that crucial campaign. of course, george is a piece of living history himself, and despite it being more than 70 years ago, he says taking those controls today, he felt like he had never been away. could have done with it being a bit longer. kathr

igor dunn was going through some of the. props the bigger names that have come back or are more that we would be familiar with on the russian side on the ukrainian side at what do we know about the wall at the beginning there was a lot of speculation about who these people could have been because it was very mysterious at 1st nothing was confirmed but we do now have confirmation on their identities and just to give everyone a quick overview of the major names we had ukrainian filmmaker all legs sense although he was sentenced to 20 years in prison in russia for for terrorists plotting during the crimean referendum of 2014 he was accused of. using homemade bombs to to do a terrorist attack and he actually already served 5 years of his sentence but was released in identified as he filed out of the plane reunited with his family was probably a very emotional moment for all of them there were also identified 24 ukrainian sailors who were involved in the curch very recent incident as well right relatively recent wasn't actually h