why don't we just post it here in durham? quickly after the cancellation of the game it was announced that the rose bowl game would be played in durham. the tournament of roses who oversees the game tbit and official sanction. so it still counts as an official rose bowl game. there were still people in north carolina i didn't want the game to be played now they thought they would be a target for german bombers coming over. in fact, as a write about in the book they wanted to get an aerial shot of the stadium filled but before they flew a plane over, they made multiple p.a. announcements to the crowd to say look, etc a plane, it's not the germans bombing pickets actually the good guys trying to take a picture. so it's a great question because it led me to my own thoughts about 9/11, which for someone like me is the best i can recollect. i was too young when vietnam was going on and i wasn't born in paris and obviously the world wars i thought about 9/11 and the first game and that's played in the yankees played and the nfl str

few articles i read i was fascinated how the granddaddy of all wasas transplanted from pasadena to durham north carolina and that is what started to peak my interest in this story. what i didn't know at s the time or even during all my research is that the 80 men that coached and for two painted in the game only one is still with us today if i had written this 30 or 40 years ago it probably would have been a completely different book i literally had to reconstruct a story of men's lives without the men there or match first or second hand source knowledge someone of the gratifying things for me in this process was just trying to find a family member so i would be online reading the obituary trying to find the name of the son or daughter i would track them down after two or three months and introduce myselfee and say my name is brian curtis i'm writing the book i would love to talk about your dad and world war ii and the rose bowl. m etst getting emotional immediately and say we would love to tell you the story but we don't know never talked about the war or the rose bowl we knew he played

he'd even been a losing candidate for mayor of durham.athleen, meanwhile, was a top business exec at nortel, the telecommunications company. she'd received a master's degree in engineering from duke and had even appeared on the cover of a university magazine. >> she was a smart, smart woman. but most of all, she was funny and sexual but had this marvelous sense of life and vitality just -- >> reporter: and you were in the swirl of the local society. right? >> yeah. >> reporter: charity balls and parties and nice dinners. >> yeah. and she did all of this. she -- >> reporter: good, smart friends at your table? >> absolutely. she would invite people over. she cooked meals. and she'd do the desserts. she did it all. >> reporter: so michael was all too happy to say yes when after years of living together, kathleen suggested the couple make it official. >> so we got married. and it was a gigantic wedding. it was in the house. and there must have been 150 people there. and it was just wonderful. >> i always thought, you know, "this is what i'll

you know fact section did you know the only rose bowl game never played in pasadena was played in durham north carolina 1942? as a former sports reporter i was shock'v i never knew that fact. so i do what historians have doneer for centuries is i went to google. [laughter] i typed in 1942 rose bowl. not a tremendous amount of research by what i read was fascinated by how the scheme was transplanted from pasadena to durham north carolina and that is what started to peak my interest in this story. what i didn't know at the time i wrote the sports illustrated story and certainly not even during my research is that of the 80 men who coached and participated in the game, only one is still with us today. if i had written this book three or four years ago it would have been a completely different book i literally had to reconstruct the stories of their lives without them there without first or second hand knowledge so one of the gratifying things for me in the early research process was just trying to find a family member i would be all mine trying to find the name of a son or daughter and fina

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exotic meat month at one burger joint in durham, north carolina. just creepy. not going to look. >> you're seeing aurned tarantula on top of a cheeseburger. challenging hungry customers to take a bite or two out of questionably tantalizing disk. >> also python curry and cricket covered cheeseburgers. >> gouge my eyes out before i eat a tarantula burger. >> aren't they poisonous? >> i don't think so. >> you can defang them. bigger things to think about. >> like to know what i'm ingesting. sorry. evand evand eva evander kane has waited long years to do what he did tonight. sharks. rock you like hurricane. >> espn app is her espn plus, new streaming service. thousands of sporting events. mlb, nhl, grand slam tennis, boxing, college sports and more. >> >>> good evening. sharks and ducks dropped puck in game one of the playoff series tonight in anaheim. evander kane has waited nine years for this. first playoff game and sharks got him for nights like there. scoreless, second period, hard luck for the ducks. clangs the iron. kai kane, open in the slot, first goal. 1-

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still put your eye on him and this durham. is no excuse. but. my defenses i didn't kill nobody and i was on the way we're supposed to that you know who's going to go boss and once there was yours you know and things took a turn bigger. and then at that point i was worried about your show. they were patient and else on the corner mark rey shut up. later on this is what happened i don't have a fear from the troops. where their buddies the wall of where you are. and i was in the middle of town in the middle market is right. next to this is the city. danielle she should have seen what happened right so he was seeing he last about where he was sitting at yeah i guess he was in and they all it was it was not the middle he said directly behind me because i had turned like this and talked to all of them because my brain says he was there they wasn't my larry while i was it i guess because he thinks i did it so he don't want to be land grab behind me in case i time he said he was in the middle so he could write a rag yes i guess that's the only thing i c

of flowers within a single day to make sure the blossom stay fresh the hats made with orchids and durham's and protests help people get into the party mood before the parade kicks off. designer dina trinidad a is responsible for the costumes and floral accessories she emphasizes color and authenticity. flowers from here. and we use this week oh we're this is made here in mother a so it's far from our handmade . art craft it's really fun because it's a flow a festival and we live in an island full of color full of nature and you have to project to work with it and that gets really interesting because it's something that you love so that whole is the little touch. madeira is called the island of flowers they flourish in the sub tropical climate even on rocky or volcanic ground so it's the ideal place to celebrate an annual festival of flowers. the director of tourism couldn't agree more. a small flower festival started with an exhibition that's over sixty years old about sixty three and then about thirty years ago we started with the parade as it is with groups involved which has been growin

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this picture comes from guernsey, blue skies overhead, a similar story in county durham.ll some snow lying around on the ground. it shows up in our satellite picture. but for most of us satellite picture. but for most of us it really is just the story of sunshine. a bit of extra cloud beginning to creep in from the west. the sunshine will turn a little bit hazy across parts of northern ireland, for example, but generally a nice looking afternoon. temperatures between 9—13 degrees. we'll keep the sunshine for many as we go into the first part of the evening, then overnight central and eastern areas will keep some clear spells. here it will turn relatively chilly, perhaps a touch of frost in isolated spots but out west vic cloud, strengthening wind and some outbreaks of rain particularly for northern ireland and the western side of scotland. that's the first sign ofa side of scotland. that's the first sign of a change for tomorrow. low pressure trying to squeeze its way in from the west. this frontal system not making much progress during tomorrow and ahead of the frontal s

summit was devoted not the brics it durham's not the financial compensation on the british. we. love russia of chemical effect the civilized world of the west so. i think for any neutral observer it should be. do you think that's actually now because i'm obviously not a military person but from what i understand the claims of tourists amaze government actually saying that russia attacked them by the use of military means and when you are attacked by the use of military means i suppose you would respond militarily do you expect that to come well i don't inspect the u.k. to counter russia militarily because well with all respect to the british military with all respect the united kingdom it's not the it's not the nation to confront pressure militarily at present but i think it's not it's not the probably cation organized only by great britain the u.k. well in this case it was used as a tool i think that it was at least carbonated because washington and the follow up reaction by watching the show that they the most interested part that they expelled not just symbolically just to sh

thursday, i think it's a better looking day, much cooler, winds coming from a west to north west durhamin heavy with hail and thunder mixed m, heavy with hail and thunder mixed in, best of the brightness in the south—east although we could see 1a 01’ south—east although we could see 1a or 15 south—east although we could see 1a or15 in one south—east although we could see 1a or 15 in one or two places. into friday, we look to the south—west and this area of low pressure, some on uncertainty as to the intensity of this area of low pressure and how far north it's going to get but it looks like england and wales will of the rain and the strongest of the winds. scotland and northern ireland, a day again of sunshine and heavy showers. a cooler days still, temperatures of nine or maybe 12 or 13 celsius and that's the trend into the weekend. low pressure will a lwa ys the weekend. low pressure will always be nearby, so remaining quite u nsettled, always be nearby, so remaining quite unsettled, with outbreaks of rain, showers, sunny spells too and noticed the blue colours associated with the are

mickey from durham says it is not virtue signalling at its finest.traction if they are there for extended periods. it has worked tomorrow, today. stay with me on bbc news. i'll be back with the business briefing in just a few moments. we'll have more on. hello again. yesterday proved to be a real scorcher. temperatures got up to 29.1 celsius in london's stjames's park, making it the warmest april day for nearly 70 years. you have to go all the way back to 19119 to find a warmer april day. and for many of us, we had clear blue sunny skies like this pretty much all day. for the early risers this morning, some mist and fog patches to watch out for, particularly western wales and running through the bristol channel as well. there will be some changes in our weather today because the area of high pressure is still there that it's drifting a little bit further eastwards. the warmest air still across east anglia and south—east england but otherwise the air is increasingly blowing in off the atlantic and that will bring some cooler conditions to the uk. now,

just him a nice note book and pencil and told them there was no chemical attack in durham or well it is as if he'd never existed as if they'd never heard of him robert who they might as well have been asking george good to talk story with one at a time but we'll leave it there finale was george galloway pretty sure the broadcaster and former and pay thank you. thank you for watching at home she will have enough. fun. as i remind all this like us are the biggies but the day you know no one lives in a fiancee alistair house is blown away by the huffing and puffing of the big bad feel wolf limping over to you got countries like india that are like one step it was step back their household sector has all the gold their government doesn't exactly and then the big bad bill will often fall to the people the problem is that to survive the government has blown away then you've got the countries like china and russia that have said ross twenty four carat gold bullion and the big bad wolf the pup and it didn't blow their house away. los angeles the city of luxury and fame but also an alarming n

that rain spreading further north, not quite reaching northumberland, durham, and cumbria.en eight to 12 degrees. into the weekend, the rain would have cleared away. for many, sunny spells, just a few showers around. later on, into sunday, it'll turn wet and windy in the south—east. the early cloud across south—east england associated with friday's weather will clear. sunny spells over most areas. a few showers, particularly from northern areas of england and scotland. a cool field to the day. temperatures below average, between nine to 12 celsius. on into sunday, we have some rain which will potentially moving to the south—east of england. still some uncertainty over the extent of that rain, but certainly turning windy with that cloud and rain. elsewhere on sunday, a mostly dry day. just the odd shower here and there. temperatures on the disappointing side for the end of april, about nine to 13 celsius. that is all from me. have a good day. goodbye. hello, it's nine o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire. welcome to the programme today, we'll bring you a shocking story that many

came after he admitted there is no clear evidence that chemical weapons were used in the city of durham on saturday and alleged that triggered calls for intervention against assad's forces. i believe there was a chemical attack and we're looking for the actual evidence the the o.p.c. this you're going to zation for the chemical weapons convention and we're trying to get those inspectors in if we get them and if the regime will let them in we will not know who did it they can only say that they found evidence or did not secretary of defense james mattis is saying essentially that the usa does not have any evidence about the chemical attack in dubai they can't confirm necessarily that it took place he personally believes it took place but they cannot confirm it and furthermore when inspectors and experts are on the scene they may be able to confirm that it happened but they won't be able to attribute blame they won't be able to say who did it now that's quite an mission given that there's been so much assigning of the blame in the media over the last few days and also the o.p.c. w. inspec

it is not going to quite reach northumberland, durham and cumbria. some hazy sunshine here.s in the middle part of the day. try in the west later. pretty cool with the rain. maximum temperatures getting up to nine to 12 degrees. this evening and tonight we keep a lot of cloud. the rain gradually clears. it will be quite a slow start on saturday. the rain and cloud in the south—east. it will get brighter as the week and goes on. temperatures still below the average for the end of april. this is saturday. the risk of heavy and slow moving sharers across scotland. particularly the north—east. maximum temperatures on saturday, nine to 12 degrees. again, it will feel on the cool side. going into sunday, the wet weather that we had on saturday will continues to move away. it will be a little bit more settled. drier conditions for many. added a around. some showers in southern parts. otherwise some brighter spells. a bit of sunshine. later in the day this area rain spreading to the far south—east of england. temperatures getting into double figures if you are lucky. into next week,

sharat airbase and homes in while russia says international inspectors will enter the syrian city of durham on wednesday to investigate a suspected chemical attack at all those emergency talks held by the global chemical weapons watchdog the us accused russia of tampering with the site while moscow blamed to liaison security concerns a fact finding team will try to establish if a chemical attack took place on april seventh but it will not assign blame the russian envoy to the. british intelligence of organizing the attack. we have serious grounds to believe that it was highly likely provocation was organized with the help of the british intelligence services a judge has rejected a bid by the u.s. president's personal lawyer michael cohen the keep some of his records secret the documents were seized as part of an investigation into a payout here range for an adult film actress who claimed she had an affair with donald trump australia's most senior catholic cleric is returning to court next month to find out whether he will stand trial on sexual abuse charges cardinal george pale is accused o

me get this said do you keep university in durham north carolina he's one of the leading experts in this field for more than thirty years nicolelis has been extracting and decoding information from brains and then transforming this information into a computer language that machines can understand. when i started work as a nurse i'm just thinking that you. could be called the brain well we had decoded the genetic code why not from your own accord and for the last thirty years i have looked for it very intensively all over you know in many different species i have recorded the brains of mice rats mikey's humans you name it i recorded it. in nicholas's la barra tre dimitri it's coughs prophecies and his avatar have already become a reality. in this experiment a monkey controls a wheelchair solely by using its brain power. the animals goal is to reach a bunch of grapes. the monkey basically learns to navigate with his real chair by using the brain activity alone it doesn't need to do any movements doesn't have to produce any hand movements anything it just imagines the trajectory and we are

some of the accusations they've agreed to let the insured and humanitarian cases leave the city of durham and eastern ghouta that are being taken to the only other rebel stronghold in syria that is live in the space joins us live from beirut sober there's a lot of moving parts here and a lot of conflicting information on how things got to this point and where they are now and and different groups having different positions what do we know right now. well richelle the main group in duma in eastern guta the army of islam. we know they've been in negotiations with the russians for several days over control or over what's going to happen with doom and we understand the regionally the army of islam is trying to get the russian military police to come in and the army of islam would rain would retain security control of this eastern damascus suburb of of do the russians it seem do were happy with that the syrian regime not so that's as far as those negotiations got we understand however we do know that agreement has been reached for humanitarian and injured individuals individuals to be taken ou

if you find a spider on your burger in durham, north carolina, don't expect the waiter to apologize because bull city bigger and brewery is serving tarantula burgers in honor of exotic meat month. some restaurants will do anything to have a bigger remember presence. the restaurant spokesperson said there are 18 ze 18 zebra tarants available. if you finish one, you get a free t-shirt and you can put it on with a sense of pride knowing not a single woman in the bar will go near you. nobody wants your bug factor cooties. topic number five. the end is not near for studies about turtles. new research shows they use their continue -- their fins toe chop. they begin their life by migrating across the atlanta and back because the turtles are able to find their way to their original beach because they have gps in their brains. not even a male turtle will stop and ask someone for directions. . [hero] i'll take my chances. and a baseball diamond... ...a mythical castle... and a grand banquet hall. this is not just a yard. it's where memories are made. the john deere x350 select series with the exclusi

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that will take you back up to fremont, durham and auto mall back over to the freeway to get you around that back-up. you see the rest of the area and that is why it is really unexpected slowdown for folks heading to the area. do use 680 as the alternate. and we just got this on the blotter, a public information officer from oakland police department have a traffic incident their addressing by the oakland airport. do little at langley and right by the car return -- for the car rental near the oakland airport. and sky ranger went to that scene and there is the airport. i don't think they spotted the crash itself. but it is unusual for what seems like just a multi-car crash on the roadway to be called -- to have the oakland police department called over with the public information officer. so we'll continue to track this. sky ranger on scene and following in the newsroom and we'll let you know if there is anything significant to report. but so far the airport doesn't report any problems. >> we do have crews in the newsroom making calls on that. thank you, mike. >>> well i am marcus washin

durham says the u.s. and russia are acting like street fighting bullies. period there at that are they threatening each other by tweeting do you expect the world to remain a spectator to your mutual exchange of words the disappearance of millions of people in the future of the region mom is always better no my messiah was better launch it if you launch it this will happen it's a street fight the fighting like street bullies but who's paying the price for it civilians this isn't the time for competition it's time to heal the wounds of the region. well the u.s. has threatened military response to chemical attacks in syria before but is only acted one it's entirety thirteen two rebel controlled areas of ghouta were hit by rockets filled with a nerve agent the u.s. reckons that more than a thousand people were killed in that attack many governments blamed president the then president barack obama said syria had crossed a red line and that the u.s. should respond but strikes didn't happen when syria agreed to a u.s. and russian plan to destroy its chemical arse

. ♪ >>> check this out we were speaking to someone in durham meanwhile a restaurant in durham, northant hairy dra hairy taurangala it costs $30 but you have to win a daily lottery to try it. there are only 18 zebra trarch wills available. other burgers include alligator, python, bison, turtle, and bugs. and i remember it. you can't sit down -- you can sit down but you have to order and take it to your seat. >> i would eat that. >> you would >> yeah. why not. it's probably like a chip. pop it in your mouth and it's down. >> there arepeople that think bugs will be our diet at some point. >> could be. maybe this will help this new condiment heinz brand is causing an uproar users can't agree if it's a dream come true or disgusting. it's a blend of mayo and ketchup. it's only available in the middle east. it's been popular for years in utah it's called fry sauce. >> all right >>> time to go make sure you join us on monday. "squawk on the street" is next be warned. >>> good friday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." s&p looks to go positive for the year at the opening bell futures

border open but i yet to find a way to do that when lawrence lee has more from the irish city of durham dark near the border. this is all about the european union's chief negotiator demonstrating that they're in listening mode and caring mode and understanding the concerns of people either side of the irish border both here in dundalk and just fifteen minutes up the road in newry the closest town in the u.k. in northern ireland this year bonnie is meeting communities individuals people from places like the chamber of trade human rights organizations young people who say they are desperately worried about the potential for the united kingdom leaving the european union leaving the customs union and potentially a hard border going up with things like road blocks separating the two countries and dividing communities a mystery body a unquestionably is painting this as the organization of the european union and indeed the republic of ireland understanding what communities want listening to them saying to the united kingdom you must leave the border open you must stay in the customs union list

i do remember going to durham. anyway, that is one story. >> would you eat when you come to new hampshire? wings andey: i had chicken tenders and duck sauce and a greek salad. [laughter] >> something policy-related. you talk about the gun issue. new hampshire is a different state from maryland or california. how do you think democrats should address the gun issue. ? mr. o'malley: in our own state, people rate much -- in our own state, people have owned guns for generations. we tell people and showed people really, this is what the bill does. it is not going to interrupt a single day of deer season or goose season. it is a not -- it is not about hunting weapons. licenses so require people can safely operate a gun? we found a lot of support for that. we thought that the nra would petition the referendum or the bill to try to kill it with the voters, but i think when they pulled on it, they found they could not, and why? because we grew the consensus across the state, including the rural areas in our state. people are

it's going to take a long time but right now this is a city in mourning and a city that says it's durham determined to recover from what's been the worst mass attack it's ever seen down your lack thank you for that update much appreciated. ok rights groups saying that thousands of factories in bangladesh still say five years after the country's worst industrial disaster i'm sure you remember this one more than eleven hundred people mostly female garment workers crushed to death in the rana plaza collapse of twenty thirteen charles traffic reports now on what has changed but importantly what hasn't as well. it's been described as the worst industrial disaster in bangladesh's history when i pull a twenty fourth two thousand and thirteen more than eleven hundred people were crushed to death and two thousand injured when an eight story building collapsed in an industrial suburb of the capital dhaka. the majority of the victims were women working in garment factories in the rana plaza building and. they were making clothes for the well known brands including bennett's and and primal an invest

if you combine that with the tariffs on steel and aluminum and the fact that durham and cattle and china, the chairman said we should be expanding them, not contracting them. but what i hear on the press is the president is going to say, don't worry about it, farmers, we're going to give the responsible to secretary perdue to make you whole. not exactly those words, but that's what i hear. that means that we're going to be depending on more taxpayer dollars, not less. we just talked about the administration's view of cutting aid to crop insurance. now we're going to turn around be and say, you know what? because of what i believe are uncertain trade policies, wire going to take more taxpayer dollars and reimburse farmers who don't want government subsidies as a general rule. they want their paycheck coming from the market place. can you explain what you're going to do when they go to hell, because they are. >> we'll talk about what we can do so they don't go where you say they're going. >> you're a guy that i'd like to go have a beer with. the truth is, is this -- what's going on right n

. >> durham committee. in atlanta there is cbc, the black clergy. there are all kinds of groups.there are good ones to study. >> baltimore. leaders of the beautiful struggle are mobilizing people to go to the state hughes to fight injustice. yes, ma'am. >> i'm joan mack nair i'm advocate for number of reform groups. one being maryland alliance for justice and reform. georgetown justice reform initiative, clarion, a number of them but what i want to say i appreciate that everything you guys have said because i don't have to really repeat it but i was down -- i go down to the jensen -- general assembly in maryland. i don't see many of us at all. >> that's right. >> in order to bring change, we have to show up, show out as you all stated in numbers. >> that's right. >> i was there from 9:00 a.m. yesterday until 9:00 p.m. last night particularly for a bill whereby they are trying to increase the sentencing for, doubling actually, for first and second-time offenses. that could be misdemeanors, et cetera. the senate in the maryland assembly had this passed. it was unbeknownst to so man

. >> we drill a lot of wells, several years in development at durham ranch., when we have depleted the wells, we've actually plugged and abandoned those wells and we're looking at reclaimed landscape behind us. >> i find truly the mode for transportation for oil and natural gas. you get from point a to point b safely. >> and able to get the plastic so light and thing and put it on and can swing from hip to knee and it just works great. >> we went into our communities that we care, we want to show our communities that we're doing our part to mitigate or minimize emissions to the environme environment. ♪ ♪ . [applause] >> well, thank you, and thank you, brian, and we're grateful for the opportunity to be here today as part of your ongoing efforts, as we think about the workforce of the future. when i was here just a few years ago we had the opportunity to share where we were at that point in time and i want to share a few other thoughts with you today how far we've progressed as the oil and natural gas industry. i was truck earlier listening to some of the othe

the rain will return here, and did not quite reaching northumberland, cumbria and durham.the cloud, but the rain would gradually clear away. we'll get some brighter weather and clearer towards the north—west. a cloudy start on saturday, with some rain, as well. it will get gradually brighter, but also feeling quite cool. temperatures below the average for the end of april. this is saturday. sta rt the end of april. this is saturday. start off quite cloudy. some outbreaks of rain. that could linger on across eastern areas throughout the afternoon. some brighter skies developing gradually, especially towards northern western parts. temperatures, though, again, stuck at about 9—13d. into sunday, we will keep a close eye on this little area of low pressure, which could be a bit of a trouble maker living out of france. i had of that, for most of us on france. i had of that, for most of us on sunday, it will be a dry day, as the again, there will be some brighter spells, and some sunshine for a time. late in the day, we will start to see some rain moving its way into the far sou

. >>> un res tu rants de durham carolina del norte ofrece una hamburguesa con una tarÁntula encima que>>> muchas personas tienden a cortarse el cabello cuando estÁ quemado ¿es necesario o podemos recurrir a otro elemento?. >>> lo que pasa que el cabello estÁ quemado casi todo el largo si cortamos las puntas es bueno pero traje 3 recetas casera. con elementos que todas las mujeres tien tienen en casa. >>> base de huevo y miel mezclamos el huevo. y mezclamos la miel, lo mezclamos bien y para aquellos que tengan el cabello muy seco pueden agregar el aceite de coco. mezclarlo bien y con el pelo humedad y sin haberlo lavado, lo aplicamos en todo el cabello como hago yo. >>> lo pasemos de un centÍmetro del cuero cabelludo hacia las puntas. lo pasamos bien, e mulos nando. te doy un dato. cuando aplicamos el huevo completo es para cabellos normales que estÉn secos. cuando el pelo es superseco mejor lo centramos y ponemos la yema del huevo. y cuando el cabello en algunos casos estÁ graso. aplicamos la clara de huevo y harÁ que la gra citoed desaparezco. lo que hacemos, prÉstamo esto. agarramos

in durham, north carolina restaurant has cooked up a burger.yes, that's a fried tarantula, spicey chilly sauce, 30 bucks if you want to try it, a bit of a catch, you sign up for the limited challenge and try to get a ticket, if you eat this, if you finish the entire burger, dagen, you get a free t-shirt, totally worth it eating the tarantula. i want to apologize, folks, at home. dagen: i don't preach to people about eating habits. i don't talk about the dinner table that i'm a vegan, one story that makes me glad that i'm a vegan. cheryl: any kind of meat after seeing this thing. dagen: anything that's alive. [laughter] dagen: living other than it's not plant-based. i have a plant-based diet. >> i am wondering, does that take like soft shell crab? >> who thought of that? who thought about putting that with a burger? dagen: all eyes on the big banks this morning, earnings from jo p -- jpmorgan, citigroup and we will bring you the numbers as they come out and tell you why this is important of market and sign of good or bad of how the economy is do

prime minister may's headline in reuters this morning -- host: durham, north carolina.rd on the republican line. hello, there. whyer: i would like to know we are not hearing anything about what israel is doing in the gaza strip, number one. number two, israel has a reputation of being an apartheid state, and they are about to expel the africans from their country, refusing to offer them asylum. why not one word has been mentioned on any of the main media about what they are doing, killing the palestinians in gaza? host: richard, you said they have a reputation of being an apartheid state. what you say that? yes, because they use a lot of code words to say that. they want israel to be a meaning jewish state, that they have wanted a white country, and they are expelling the africans from their country. without offering them any asylum. some of the jewish people are saying the africans have been a benefit to israel. host: ok, let's hear from john next in wisconsin. democrats line. it is open phones. good morning, john. caller: hi, how are you? comment aboutto paul ryan and

towards northumberland, durham and cumbria, staying largely dried that there is rain across england andusion of the korean war, the conclusion of the korean war, the signing of the armistice. a full peace deal has never been achieved since then for these two countries, this is recognised as they stand on the demarcation line is very much a symbolic moment of coming together, at least in a

richard is in durham, north carolina, a republican. richard, go ahead. caller: yes, i have a couple of suggestions for a topic for your show and then i think if you look at trump's racial attitude, you can very easily discover that he has very, very bad moral character. and that americans needs an american that can lead through ome type of moral character. when are we going to have a discussion on israel? do we? what values do we share with srael who is refusing refuge for africans to live there? this is known around the world as in apartheid country. what values do we share with them? host: richard, israel very much in the news today. this is the front page of "the washington post." a protest against israel. the story noting that there's 15 people were killed by the gaza strip during what palestinian factions billed as a peaceful rch to return -- host: israeli prime minister netanyahu praised the israeli military for guarding the country's border saying israel will act firmly and decisively in protective sovereignty and security of its citizens. more th

beautiful blue skies in guernsey, sunshine in county durham.shine hazy. whichever way you slice it, a fine enter the day. 0vernight, finance driver central and eastern areas, some clear spells, turning a little bit chilly —— fine and dry. the west, extra cloud, outbreaks of rain, strengthening southerly wind, this area of low pressure will be squashing its way in from the west. this frontal system will not make a lot of progress on friday, rain confined to western areas. ahead of it, drawing in a southerly wind, mild aircoming north, it, drawing in a southerly wind, mild air coming north, we will see fairly high temperatures tomorrow, particularly where we get sunshine in central and eastern parts of england and eastern scotland. in the west, thicker cloud, outbreaks of rain. generally quite breezy. have a look at the temperatures. maybe as high as 17. something coolerfurther north and west. it could cause headaches into the weekend. it is likely to stall somewhere across the british isles, a bit of uncertainty about exactly where the rain will

police say at least ten people have been killed off durham man drove a van into pedestrians and toronto canada dozens more injured he's arrested the driver following a standoff after he tried to flee on foot the driver has been named as twenty five year old alec manasse and. armenia's prime minister. john has resigned off to more than a week of until government protests with groups of soldiers joining the demonstrators on monday august jon was previously the country's president but sought to retain control by becoming prime minister that moved brought thousands of armenians on to the streets. police in the us state of tennessee have arrested a man suspected of killing four people at a restaurant and nashville a manhunt was launched on sunday afternoon after the gunman fled the scene of the fatal shootings police believe the suspect is mentally unstable. yemen rebels say that political you just saw they all summit was killed and then as a strike carried out by the saudi led coalition last week it was the head of the who's the backed political body which runs most of northern yemen and th