e u adtoo at >>ea [ceranapau] >> wt iroceouo awomnevoe. somee has ledhemeca hetharsyemithe faly onofheig sucsstoes 26. maieronehashe. [alae] >> tnkouchs rp, om e easte cneic. an f bnguter an f eryinyoha neo r. dawaa ugvo. a wheth wcould ve enonwi ts daan tuedo cuonowe n imovouhetharsyem buiti't pp. buwi yrel wreoi toeft isilanwe are intoetn dcuio weeetoav >>edarfoal >>y mi a inove we the senh d e aw ofhemecahethar syem myusndomnd he o eaki. r oeshaentoxpiee eteve real pal. i29eald n, ia grua oelno hh ho, ia mb ohi couny cause h aes hltca, cae his ho h micd. th is thdierceeah ca c me. ao s e ppt diidund rvesn r me even ou wha ive sunc beuswell kw erar so thingev pva surancdon'cor. athendf the y,hiis ouwhhewereoi t co tetr aourynd keurweivupo e amic ial th vy bicriip tt ysve sglamic cots ievy ng o ous un, ersilene of s he al ce. ats e al [ceranapau] envebo h aesto al ce,hen evyby s e pounity bhethnd bprucvethtantnd wnlshheindf le anengyhaisnie o woerl uny,e rength ea a erynef . a a pduivtoth. a tivtoth th me annyinel i abt wt d's te wil dede

we neetoave a nvsaon abouhowe can mere t unstainable ow iheth re cts, escilyn ea exrici aromil grow an cts forf reoong solutist the atlevel, the a niol obms thater aatnasotion. the heth refm ba h been without qstn,arsa thgos e t. eaproble th estn r al-ce reysm ou n b eier my hope ishae n lk ouhethardiffertlas naon. wellanamics tha acsso alth ce at ty edndo ae aor it weanth tha cic. aat mnsuprtg mpite al iurce maetacth c pvide the ois. l's coizwhe nser ma n he d tt foabitanlo f sotis are t prle ,'coin payinsrs foe e iivuaante d t pcehensan prra t- deteroams focoums. we need tooo f ws mora t growtofeah re ctso su we have a al csthi--eah-re st othose o edtow aselasho w need . i pee n veway fr t drti ppolshawod opdi t fanal cutyf llnsf ameran a focus on lvg alroblems wi cmosee luon thk u. e e intoecs r thmontgopsiran vo. i lki aalof my colleagues the a reqrento me ck. [lghr] >> w wl su t hri. thdoorand to a m con iyowi pvi yr ston thk you urolagues o ha ce ck, somewhe w adtis, i'm ree llet hefos wl. heommitt, anyofothoprtitto he da ha h t pvigef vi sveas a ste sunc rulor under corema gamdi

stouren,o ea k,heobace rs stte iumd t won d gnp tt would t t fe. wa rir.m retiredndidotav inrae iot t amar i ard aoly o $8 moh d d a dentoly r se. waonhensan aew nt. i ard m aom seemr gea tt fm inrae mpy tt they ul aomaticly fp se suncth iadowve in t nt arbunoit llos m30omolrs a ckp atarhai ul n aortnyre twtis hatohae at bwe t govnmt hetharanthinrae mpany. tnditur o iou noafrdt wh icaimfor inme x,hese you w fm omheeah rela t tu iwi yrax. reim ty nte e onnfmaonthwrg 2. u pinouofy ck teeim tha m tas nendtasro the time i doay frtti a filly th st e gh inrmioaniaith fothim cky, w ae g on medirehe seby sing i rlr s sayi authe suranccoansilonol whcageinrae d who nn hensuran, atil beovedn wt lle core ho: l'goext toav i neyo, rubcali, u are ne. ato u inabt is rrt fo bth sat mongn datonhe foab ce t? he: i'm al hpy na igog he detebui ndt lile t ilosopcal th iis tweenatal lawndosiv w. i ef to ha t nur la i n'thk ateah re is a rht i inits pvige doortaas. u n'ha tha iurce i n't thk shoulbe maaty. st o lottfr el dad - dad fm caerths dorad arnsas. i al wt hltca a i saeeit

nd he coertion abt w c mere e suaiblgrthn al ca costsescilyn eas exrici aromil ow ancos. ma ousreoongor luonatheta lel t esarnaon pbls at mer aationasotion. e al rordeteas be who questn,arsa thgoals e t. regninthre pbls th estn r al-ce reysm ou n b eier myopishaweanal abt heal ce ffently as a ti. well wanamics he acsso al ce athe edndo ae aor . wt emo vehoes th meansuprtg mpite al iurce maetacth c pvi oschce t'regne ercoums manoha h tt afrdily d okor sotis are the obm. t'coin pincss, enrcthinvialante anpuinla t iurce ogm -mora pgrs for nser weeetooofowa t mora t gwtofeah care costs to ensure we have a health-care system of those who need it now, as well as those who need it. i hope we can move away from the drastic proposals that would jeopardize the financial security of millions of americans and focus on solving real problems with common sense solutions. thank you. >> we are going to recess for the moment, go upstairs and vote. i am looking at all of my colleagues. there is a requirement to come back. [laughter] >> we will resume the hearing. the doctor wanted to ask mr

we are learning acore woodland elementary in eas oakland was vandalized over the weekend. the highed security guard witnessed thencident saturday afternoon but was not allowed tone gauge. th guard called oakland police. the guard says he believes it was forr students, nothing stolen but damaged. summer schoolers had t move classrooms today, but everything ould be back to normal tomorrow. police are investigating. >> new tonight, "new york times" report out late today says president trump's son was informed by e-mail that akremlir would offer him compromising information about hillary clinton during t campaign. that e-mail apparentlyays the material was part of a russian government effort to aid his father's campaign. abc news reporter emily rowe is in washington. defense after a "new york times" report revealed the president's eldest son agreed to a meeting with the russian lawyer in exchange for damaging information about hillary clinton. sarah huckabee sande saying nothing about donjr.'s meeting was inappropriate. there was simply no collusion that the keep trying to cre

ibno tt'a ea eson i owouuyha bn scsisitth.r. ouhe.r. tu ste abt erwe biehe i.s.hod . it vy mir twh y derid. 'sffinthbityor taays rotily inra wh te i.s ditay tt'he cic ofedm. sllavtoff wk- ceer clenrssoor rho tt nto counatinifre mns eajitofthpuic rear wdiaith wt bbltcounatan wo wh e r.igal ke aan . hwke: u elrdy dog e ojt wh e seri smi. isene othpaag sowas t tbo tes thaxutwhev imabe i n g a s a m lis ha de roh em inba ser yrs rrt? iomwa wlrdy kno it bngonn e ive si othleer itou ban ierti egcero t surty suitndheth cces thf 'rtry aosto tialtaaror enyponusg dtrute dg, d e ct tt u ve sve a op d wn thha, y cldece e ofhere ne twksnd coroit mrtria:vethg u derid aay dbl e cce tt aay-- th iou bngp fm de othhoe,otrohe seicannfcentid rkmyid i that inasucre sos tnsiotohave th furste okli, hovewee intontac wi t tpars hev 'rgog d tt rki ha tstlelerucssl fingean t cre at at wt tk ou thugth tngth clde neo lps. ito ue uoucuen syem t cre fin seasons dthevopnt tordthute. . sweer m cirn d nkg mb,he ts thghmos roughy nds ife' tlyoi div tarermhas mh re egt dime,lsathe sa teelerg meodogwhe a

i ve reptey emphiz t sees- aders in t mdl ea mt keesnsily foheinsyan refee untith c rurhome a reilthr uny. e base peoe haveedhe y,ccti me ri fueserapa anny her naon it'noev cse wa tthk the ime nierndheebespele for vi slter tthe viimedy is. thasd gi a their supporrsndpoornd ed o ctiedupporto leno ncthstt t sia cristhunedtas s heedebonuprtyrn rege wh eawar,oo shelte a hltca. r prch spoing th humataanee odilad syanitenaslo t eiho count apoib is t bt y hp st op. era proudo anwi the who haveheougeo anupo rrorisanta spsility f aairs i thr n gi. the rean a rilncof thlene pplin theac ofarnderr exaoiny. weon t cizs lan wharwointoece tu opee, stali a osri f t cldn. mrpre nieri greful y a he da iis b d ioucountr beusofheotyoju hed ou we sto a watch t rul teviobereomg out d u uniter inrein iopyo >ye i d. iop y, di a vy poan lo f twoinwi y to senheoupanehi d e dungridsp twn e erannd baseeoes. anyove mh. >>ha y. odftno. hathhor d eareo ld vy odeetingit pridt um i pria h ldershiin the unedtas adsh i e rltoy. dcuedheitti i r gion a t eor win ban e ki tsagud r licaanecom stily ilcoatg terrorm. tnk psi

he had more that th than the eas combined. >> the body in the backfield, for a defender presents a problem. >> he's like a pound slasher. he has the moves. i'm excited. i feel good. >> it's a big thing to come out here and show the coaches and have them like what they see and show them that you can go do what they ask you to do. that's a big thing for me. i want to maximize every opportunity i get. >> we are not done talking eagles. more on sunday sports live, mike missanelli joins me in 15 minutes. >> the phillies one of the best teams. only one team better over the last ten games, phil starter vince velasquez says freddy galvis is a gold glover. he bails him out of trouble in the first, runner at the plate, keeps it scoreless. second inning, velasquez trouble again, who bails him out? freddy galvis. a double play. keeping it scoreless to the fourth. doing all of the things right. herrera, two bunt singles. herrera scores on the fast ball. in the ninth, tied up, bases loaded for galvis, three hits on top of the gold glove defense, phillies with back to back walk off wins, 2-1 the final. t

for fellow club members, the victory meant for fellow club members, the victory m ea nt tea rs for fellowmbers, the victory meant tears and cheers. every time i saw him come on screen, there was a raw and every time he holed a putt the role was bigger. it was mind blowing. he might be poised tojoin golf's high earners, but he will never have to pay for a drink here ever again. and finally, maybe a sportsman of the future here — this is two—year—old jett from texas. and his ball skills are incredible. it was felt at home. scholarships might flood in pretty soon. and just two years old. incredible. shall we see it again? one more to go. that is all from the and the team on the day adam peaty won a gold medal in the 50 metres breaststroke. he did not beat his personal best, but you cannot have everything. we will have more sport throughout the evening. have a great evening. good evening, it was a day of two halves for most. a weather watcher in wales summed it up with grey and wet conditions and sunshine coming out later. changeable skies the rest of the week and into the weekend with sunshi

y tk ou ooi c ialabt alar sto ea jn. caer t tng theplinsn e ntla -'inorer viin ce tse tea nthn rgiaouidof c. weikremaet i acmy ks in a w len ou fed a t fe maet- veme ctrli hetharisothere maet we't ntha i n'kn wreepli t poceamfr. weanreal at ion wn seby in tota uanta autow su iishathmastam meas yi tta dn r esen i pehac-ans t lpg. e's isneesgeut erabt w rrleru is umisot trie. hes ryo. weeed bak uth czy nolyhaigog ith feragornntetenhe ngssndherede. anerhisendueio gereni coroedeah res t e reiotoo. 'onofheeans why w ha eedp th aafrdle rectha h hpeso peleutea aoofeoe wl. i' lk tcaeratnt whlo aes thycis peleho he ainrae rduto't t y vege aarofhi scicay hean rea n rla. es wshldusrealhe y he re stilednsan mketh alwseoe heovag th ivempta. t-sn- anyofo hange tay yotae ll fmemcrs d puics iepde --nd dennt- d dendts h wldouefe inre mia gut: wha sn op g in t cne oalsis. th wchab tanpoti aned. -- a siamea. st le r moat y n. th'miig. --infodecrs. chan ll: iivin tn o 70. acal kw 1pele atav dd om ooi ovdo. onitiosttsit"w theoe. akthmilen t

er frdu nt t p eas lico ayhie s arrbedy soa0 ui, 00eo eyrode ref se rsio.ctn w teisou mrgmskerroempo dy : poout e b a a oumitngn. breoo t e csu arbitrti atoylle pin ptuiv he me asac ofaw poec ta cs'sanltroga h to p acsf c e ym, po ye nas eedcg tu rbrweehera invialu teivyth b t vig dos ele ul b cofalrsof hds achegetlla fora rs: mh. oe oimebe other r. e t leiz for cags ve tock erpreconburearti ris cocton bor wlditviio r nd. thaco . s se nser f f rt eye inentsy nsdathe sg d dend.npehadaonyalivuano al tunth pe b d mer:ootiuie m mmb onccoite. e e gelen . otlaopmagouris i cckfoaplyas pt la kn intcti'be tt bot edi ou helama mla.e are toy abil nsum c.inss tes myin it eelthe'ha ls mke oit i we ypobetrak tin ckth gu trhite enhitlom fm i a tedutsi bleein ygn uiit bf r ck ns see noyihe le tti oh.rtee:twnus.. hn swomanndistron 1h inrat conrsco f a iam w sh oro d geh uom ain 's iste. spony b fcear nt csuo o he cot alero llhi w dhedg un pct ntth uitirtobyin mlis nas cuwhegogh gredhe ati ainto w grth cb nnngd ar nser erceforc nser mafr mueem n chk b o mesidethakgetlsoi em the spp roiaemer y mis o ge

s,he arsmgls,uthe a al ieg elors th n befit fm ea lar. sot a ver cpl siatn ermaeoe ou be heccntleor atsapni. tolies tangla, reening rd enrcen msundot prosutg lel plerin thisourylstes a lo ndguthoashe smgl, y tseeople e enhepusoanpele t cpame, but en nddsf pplinhe cpame oa air cae eynohe th me itoheth se, eyilbebltoor a thr feylwi b anng sobo igog ge em jo ho: ts fm w jse maa,ndenntin u e who gst caer gd morng. i vehr qstnsorou guest. t e meme is ftwabeg gotiat, ll inn wnfmed th 2 miiooroamsisou beepve a nerhees th wt onwi i peleer dpoesd meco nuerwothwas athe ar pd fm e g rpat agcuurinur cnt, stilfi o10im wh a e me- athewod mangn xi, d e al e s.iten an tn did e inth a inahtsitthdr cael i tnk wne tregoat naft thk u ryuc eso nyueio a a exlltomnt thegdsoheupy-de boeoe e llg wo bh de iss wherweavtout isn elors emoys nt tpath ls la tt eyanndenit eos fta wasiedangrme waad and iurso rks,uthe rli, xin rksreerrmg jo tt e not -i an they a n cpeng, auay mep th.s wke, om xpiee a fm at ha sdi a alyd. co oal wn u lk ou t cnt suaon ad wh unit state li,

the growing middle class m ea ns —— for toyota.'s demand for food is rising fast. that is a lucrative opportunity for companies in the agri— food business. 0ne comedy that is tapping into this is royal dsm. i asked a broadband how they could make the industry more sustainable. if people move to you basically need to do more with the land. 0ne if people move to you basically need to do more with the land. one third of food goes to waste. can you imagine ina of food goes to waste. can you imagine in a world where urbanisation takes place? sustainability, getting more out of the land, efficiently, but reducing waste, is the key area for the future. that is extremely. a third of food going to waste. 0ften future. that is extremely. a third of food going to waste. often go from farmers and getting spoilt on the way to the shops. we know it is a five trillion dollar opportunity. —— going from. a five trillion dollar opportunity. -- going from. the opportunities are almost everywhere. let me pick one. rice. 2 billion in the world, 2 billi

our news at noon, a possible tornado has left thousands without power and devastated on maryland's ea our larry miller has the latest details. >> reporter: we're still waiting on confirmation from the national weather service we could get confirmation in the next coming days. in the meantime, clean up widespread. we want to let you see what we've been seeing. we've been watching the island clean up their debris and it's a strong storm. as you look behind me, you can see trees on top of the house. take a look at this. this is video. they're crawling from under the debris. we're told he's going to be okay. here's what to say. >> that tornado came over my house and took tree out and we had to come down here and see him. if. >> all of the communities come together. >> telling us this warning, they're overwhelmed with how they're able to come together. it's a devastating storm. they're making sure the necessary people have made their way here to support many whose houses have been damaged. we're waiting on the national weather service and investigators to make their way here. we're live on

r tse4 lln op tt veeeab tgeheth ca aa su obaca itilgestpp ay er eex4-ea. mef oscoit mbe0 lln, le sunca ho,ad- mef yb10ilonlo iurce meaty. its seouprlefoth inrae rk. wathinraceomssne -aloraorixea thhawe tbeme l pratinrae rk wld decimed miiopomiio ppl wod t ae aor inrae baueahyeole ulopouansi ppl wod i a y wldava alea sragog . , angtseah rerosis,as dasr th4 lln op lin thr iurcevethne fi yrs d e rgt anerf al ern era'hior bynyie oeglaon wn u nserheaxutth we ith bl,henoou tautth wt t ser aly, vef oarinhe ese's cin, clin bef eyou aomon t o th, netan t t poetoforngenndom inmecaei tnsrr relyo e aly. iouagush's ing on tseies lgiatn. st rerinalora. repuic. gut:oomoinobt. ll:oomoin tu- analey thk ' oraou th dd't lle d k tootfodoldru. ats e g dl? e me intouconyo coento tre -onmo thg, jn,oucoento the, t fsthi y d wa srtskg is prentibo t b sctsf era d na trp in tre- okt l e democts th aow ppltoo t th see trostndhr ros dtu. noin wasaiabt at outhdecrs. kw e mpate cafoiahei ftesrd wave10 i spt ' pbay 5 toy. doepse t srant ll. hovespki tthise eoe otti, ats t meinth t docts

imported on paper and ea, .t to the tax on patriots would call themselves the tea party. 1770, they had their own british century in boss in. -- boston. [gunshots] dr. baxter: poor misguided souls lay dead and history called it the boston massacre. in 1875 -- arrived paul revere arrived and the british colony moves on. shots were fired. eight colonists were killed. redcoats turned in a new country. [gunshots] thebaxter: june 17, 1775, army stood up to the full might of england. a thousand redcoats would be no later as the battle of bunker hill. it was a long time coming, this explosion was triggered by men who gathered in the old state house that fourth of july in 1776. these men, who before the day was over would pledge to each other their lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor. their lives, their fortune, and their sacred honor. [harp playing] dr. baxter: this is where the united states of america was born. right here in this a great shot -- sacred shrine. think of the men who met here. probably the grea

esta ea elaborada con la idea de que una cerveza light debe saber a cerveza.lo. el reptil tratÓ de arrollarse en el brazo de la mujer, pero ella tenÍa todo bajo control. al final, terminÓ como ♪ ♪ ♪ presentador: el tri estÁ en plena preparaciÓn. los hondureÑos y ticos ya estÁ en new jersey. el amÉrica, se enfrenta a santos en su primer juego de pre temporada. todo esto y mucho mÁs sÓlo en "contacto deportivo". ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

depression but really what you have this two options, high access and low control, which is like the ead the other is higher access with economic cost. this has been the dilemma since the beginning, it was the dilemma during the referendum, of if we leave the eu what kind of deal do we want? the fa ct eu what kind of deal do we want? the fact it has taken a year for the government to at least acknowledged it is not particularly encouraging, although at least they are acknowledging it now. it is one of the oldest things there is, that you can't have your cake and eat it. this is the sort of headline you would expect from the guardian. one thing i would suggest is it is all insiders, and i'm issuing its fairly well sourced for them to have it on the front like that. it is all doom and gloom. in the sun, we are going inside 2—page two. the pm must go in june 2019. you inside 2—page two. the pm must go in june 20 19. you think she will last that long? what is interesting about this is they want her to start her departure timetable and say that she will leave on time, after the brexit deal b

he had more that th than the eas combined. >> the body in the backfield, for a defender presents a problem slasher. he has the

chuck police say it is too ea >> wendy gillett tells us off- duty police were working at the concert but they had left the club by the time that gunfire erupted. >> before the storms have some local teenagers gathered to help neighbors with yardwork and a firefighting rescue with , the roles you play in life are parlet's dance grandma! you. and you're not going to let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure. with nutritious calories 9 grams of protein, and 26 vitamins and minerals. that was the best one ever! giving you the strength and energy, to get back to doing what you love. and finish! from the number one doctor recommended brand... ensure, always be you. >>> through nonwork is what teenagers are doing by getting their hands dirty and serving their neighbors. today the d.c. mayor joins in and she was busy mowing lawns herself through the green grass program. is as part of the services new beginnings division. young people mow the lawns of senior citizens in

it m ea ns slowly what this means for the industry. it means slowly in spanish, but this month's anthem has become the most popular song of all time. despacito, but who is behind its success? but before all that, it's sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm leah boleto. coming up tonight. a different competition. a few new faces. but the same, intense rivalry. england take on scotland in the women's european championship. no golferfrom britain or northern ireland has ever won the open at royal birkdale. we'll hear from some who are hoping to change that this weekend. join me at the london stadium as i bring you the latest from the para—athletes it as britain tries to add to its tally of 20 medals. and it's been a good day for chris froome at the tour de france. he extends his lead to 27 seconds after stage 17. hello welcome to the programme. so just over an an hour to go before england and scotland's women face each other for the first time in a major tournament. they both start their campaign at the european championship and ou

this was supposed to spur investment in certain african countries, but it seems to be ea second prioritynd will have center stage tomorrow when discussions on the african project continue. >> broadly positive news from the u.s. economy. data from june showing a rebound in unemployment, the country adding 200,000 jobs. rates growth missed expectations, continuing a prolonged theory of slow gains. the spinning power of the average american is key to the federal reserve decision to hike interest rates, which their claim to be one more time before the end of the year. for more, let's cross over to our man on wall street. more jobs in the u.s. economy, but wages are stuck, what is wall street make of that? >> a little bit of a miracle to investors and economists because overall the job market report is fairly strong in june, around 40,000 jobs. were created than expected and pretty much in all sectors you see those industries created jobs. even after five weaker months, in the retail industry, job got created. when explanation why wages are not being raised is companies are hiring younger peo

stephen strasburg makes a pitch in the first inning and looks like ea shaking out arm discomfort. after the game dusty baker said he was taken out as a precaution. he will be reevaluated in washington. the offense did their part, scoring four runs of the first, including this brian goodwin blast to center field. nats win 6-2. the british open final round, and jordan spieth struggled early, but took out in the final five holes. on 15, from 46 feet, that is an eagle. spieth with a two-stroke lead over matt kuchar. spieth trying to put this away, another birdie attempt. chirp-chirp. at 12 under, his third major championship. klaus is thek nichol only players to win that many before 24. coming up after the news, abc 7 "sports sunday." we will talk redskins and kirk cousins in about 10 minutes. also, bethesda native katie ledecky adding to her trophy case. e gold medals at the world championships. she is hoping to win six gold medals this week in hungary. jordan spieth good at i need the phone that's where i happen to be... to be the one that rings. i need not to be missed phone calls.

they play bright and ea kevin durant and the warriors have agreed to a deal, $9 million less than the max deal. he did this he said to keep the roster intact. the bootleg version of the hot dog eating contest. tonight on "sports talk" on new channel 8, instead of hot dogs,, twinkies. who was the twinkie master? it was not me. kevin schaefer of 106.7 the fan. we both pretty much chumped out. it was nasty. at least for tonight, kevin, a.k.a. "mr. clean," is the twinkie master. i can safely say that i don't want to eat another twinkie for a very long time. no, and around me afterwards, either. tips about theor hamburgers. steve: hardly any effort in that. robert: you know what -- alison: he looked uncomfortable the whole time. jonathan: if you have ever seen him take on a mcdonald's big mac, 15 seconds. robert: ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo dealer today and get up to $4,500 in allowances. alison: we are still talking about food. the next contest. robert: next year. weat

eegimesn esouri coin tndmi gba ea a surynd tean e fe othunedtas durales thrunrtat -fftso dein doccys rtullyroli a md so rpse. thankhamaroe d rainemerng f tir birtanleslio tt ouertheegesnd sus rog ersighby core a t arin op. e fy and cutyf or couniean o count mst com bfo prtanip. i lsthk te ai a nkg memr rntdung o baris listin trud thonrema bd taisaolof goere wlef gornnttre tcoba thfinancg teorm rrt eoroouerhi lks sfiie coordatn anthhaso uniedatn trt gdou eos. neis theli bloodf any orniatn. weusesblh mpheiv a eeciv stte tde neto rrists. th satyilennc dectn, deren ad osutn and uimel reth o bad niol serioa. ai iha t cirnd rainmeer f avain ismpta bl d urgmy llgu tve s. i yldac e ear o mpe:th ntm fm calora. .oy: coin t sve m sak. e eaker o mpe:he nem rers e lae ofisim thgeleanro n york thgtlan froneyork. mrenl:'mory. it nw pase tyid neiteo fenonhe aroiaon cmieeth gelen rohio, mr. ryan th sak pro tempo:he gelanfr oo cnidorneinte m ryan: i tnkheenem. wa tthk e caiannd heanngmeerfothr adersp n is tslrlis b iue esnghecotr di stand is i prtf at hpenger toyoftang airr an n rsi inanoh koa. ryg to

. >> a look at their stunning aerial maneuvers. not always ea. it's a long-distance run. and you have the determination to keep going. humira has a proven track record of being prescribed for nearly 10 years. humira works inside the body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults taking humira were clear or almost clear and many saw 75% and even 90% clearance in just four months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal, infections and cancers, including lymphoma have happened as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms, or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. join over 250,000 people who have chosen humira. ask about the #1 prescribed biologic by d

he said, you know, there's not very many of you,ea has the skill and the craft that i have and have developeds. he said -- and -- i wasn't supposed to do this, but he said he was proud of my progress, that he's watched me from afar for many, many years, and he remembered me as this young black kid that just came into the newsroom and, you know, just fit in and did what i had to do to get this far. and he just said to me, like, you've come way too far to turn back. >> vance would often say that he still got nervous just before our newscasts were about to begin. he did a pretty good job of concealing that in the recent past, from my perspective. but back when he was just learning how to be an anchorman, he wen t for advice. >> david brinkley was the guy who had a large part in making me care about what was happening in the world. i sat down with him at the table and asked -- i said, you know, i got to ask you asking, man, because you've been doing this for a long time and i've been watching you. i am terrified every single time i go on the air. and i'm a veteran now. i've been doing this for tw

in some eas practically every building lies in ruins.ds have been killed and millions displaced. many survivors had to leave their dead relatives behind. this boy shown in footage from kurdish broadcasters was among the lucky ones. after waiting for death in a basement for 20 days, he is now free, the wounded and undernourished. -- though wounded and undernourished. civilians are desperate need of water,, shelter, and medical care. the united nations says -- thousands of homes need to be repealed before they can return home. these residents are happy to be back in their favorite cafe. i.s. had closed it during its occupation. although glad to be liberated, the government now has a long to do list. >> now we want reconstruction. we want contractors to come. they have to bring services and employ people. everyone is jobless. we want to rebuild the city. reporter: the victory has been a major blow to jihadists, but not a fatal one. in other parts of iraq, i.s. still holds large swaths of territory. brent: daniel is here with the latest busi

it was a totally d ea d communication with moscow. it was a totally dead station. something you see in the movies where it gets solved instantly by some brainy chap. it probably took about six hours. we use the spacecraft fibre jets to stop the spacecraft fibre jets to stop the space station tumbling and rolling wonderfully, somehow after this, all of sudden the fans started to come on and the lights came on. and i said, we'd done it. how ever, the next month, the station was inoperable in any normal sense. it could just sustain our lives and nothing else. when finally the shuttle came in october, i was really, quite happy to see them. as we backed away from the mir station, i looked at it and thought, i don't really mind if i don't ever see that again. michael foale, safely back on earth. that is it from witness this month. , lucy will be here at the british library to guide you through another five moments in british library to guide you through anotherfive moments in history. but from me, rebecca jones and the rest of the witness team, thanks for watching and go

leme s tt ngson eagenin renfiris sonst wh walspeak th o ic ir mcleueootin far othe bl d insn seina ea msa to onun ti t k thfftto tean e utestesnd dtaile o aie wl m wh it aeranreon. d yldacthebanc o me th sak p tpo:he gelen el bk e alcef s me thquti iwi t hus spd eul d sshe bih.3. osinav y e. the pod,o. tpioofhchr/3 -- mrroe: rue teea and ns. t sar o emorea a nsareesd. suicntnumberaving >> loonghead, b cke si dn thav igniuto lkbout eannganio agns rsi ara li ceret 8:3a. stn oc-an two. te jti oiclsesfy udia hri. th ion cpa. u n soat oint c-anrgr st o t fe sp rio ap. ♪ cp's shgt jrn. veve d wh wsnd li iues ttfft u. ming uth mni, puic eortsoepl d ple effdae re a anlswh lehegohe i in u ttabo lelmmra sggngnd afckg. d lamaonesanoi uso lkboeysss affeincore. se wch-sn' wainon jrn le 70 eaerth morni. join t dcuio >>t stda aasn t setojo mairern te uerinsuerand beg agse wh brai cancer heetnefo a pcera ti tadncthheth reil he'a oktha menan afrwds >>heenr nar om aronisecnid. se mccai iha y, . pridt. 'veto ith pcean tis d drseth pridt nyredi ofce. i' bn addreedhei sat inhachr. ats e ost wi er ta esen.

. >> on this friday, we are looking a at a threat forhi eas the mid-atlantic. washington and richmond facing that threat for severe weather. how about the heat. there are some big changes on the way. we're going to get cooler in the midwest. we'll feel more comfortable in milwaukee and chicago but still stormy and steamy. >>> and just what were these ex-presidents joke iing about. o harmful blue light. both indoors... and out. they seamlessly adapt. so you can live the good light™. find an eyecare professional at transitions.com. now, finance your glasses with no interest if paid in full within six months, and get up to $30 back when you combine select essilor® brand lenses. visit transitions.com for more details. what's the best way to get two servings of veggies? v8 or a powdered drink? ready, go. ahhhhhhhh! shake! shake! shake! shake! shake! done! you gotta shake it! i shake it! glad i had a v8. the original way to fuel your day. only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® the bathroom

we might have some rainy days ea

there are some who would disagree saying there isn't room for both of them because amazon seem tobs b k ea. but the cultures of those two companie. to me. maybe that's how they coexist. >> well, they coexist by the fact that some shopper rs going to buy online and some want to go to stores. we're not going to see the demise of stores the way many predict. i think there's a st of these g will are not only going to survive, but prosper. walmart bricks mortar, unparalleled. amazon is to america online unparall so talk to me about how the two companies are moving. walmart, obviously, by its in s investments in recent years, has its online om any channel approach. at the same time, amazon buys whole foods, which is a brick and mortar store. they're opening their own bookstores in some neighborhoods. talk me through that. where does that lead? >> start with walmart first. >> with their acquisition of jet.com is in the sweet spot of how to play digitally. amazon is a digital technology company moving into bricks and mortar, recognizing that digital equals physical. both these organizations are ta

new at 6:00, for the fourth time in fife years, a fire station in ea contra cos county has closed because of lack of funding. the closure in knightsen affects those in five cities. abc7 leslie brinkley is live at the station to describe the impact. >> reporter: i can tell you there are fire stations just parked here inside station 94. just parked. the staon closed yesterday. they're essentially out of service. it's going to have a big impact, as you said, on thentire east contraosta fire protection district. the district is out of money and they have to liv within their budget. there are still three stations open in oakley, brtwood and discovery bay, but there will n longer be, from my understanding, backup crews for fires or for emergency medic calls. i just think its crazy how it's going to shut down the fire department one week before the busiest time of the year for them. firetrucks are in and out all day ng. >> if a fire goes on here, how long will it take for brently or oakwood to get here if there's a re right there? >> reporter: the answer is response times are expected to go way

. >>> dinner could get ea in new herbal essences it's bio:renew a blend of sea kelp, aloe and antioxidants that help bring your hair back to life. new herbal essences. let life in. >>> the desperate search for a missing man thought to be swept away by floods -- >> he and his extended family came to a swimming hole to celebrate his wife's birthday. nine people came to the swimming hole, they range in age 2 to 60 years old. family members are hoping for the best. >> he has to be with them. >> the national weather service warns more severe weather could be on the way for that area. the potential for flash flooding will continue through the middle of the week. >>> angie goff at the live desk. this just in. russia says they are ready to retaliate against the u.s. after a meeting here in washington wraps without a deal on returning -- former president obama you might recall in december seized those two compounds, one of which is in maryland and also expelled dozens of russian diplomats as part of sanctions for alleged meddling with the u.s. elections. russia still denies that and wants the prope

." >>> tonight a bart official is being criticized for a memo about bart ea's position on withholding crime information. the memo suggested reporting the crimes would unfairly affect and portray riders of color. since april there have been at least three cellphone robberies on bart. on friday night another man says he was followed off bart by a group of teens who attacked and robbed him on uc berkley's campus. bart didn't put on a press release and doesn't regularly provide crime notices. a bart board member wants to change all of that. >> i think we have to be honest with the public. i think the public needs to know tactics that are used, which is why i think that the attack on april 22nd should be shown. >> bart says they do report all crime on a site called crime mapping.com, the site lists about one sentence on each incident. >> a private tennis coach is accused of the same crime again. police in richmond arrested normany burgos on a tennis court today. two of his students there, including a 16 year old boy, say he molested them. in 2006 he was fired after being charged with moles

. >>> here on wall street investors are waiting to see ea big banks including citibank, jpmorgan, andrgo that are out due today. >>> yesterday the dow hit a record closing up 20 points. the s&p finished 4 points higher and the nasdaq added 13 points. >>> social security recipients can expect their biggest increase this year in january. the increase is to be 2.2%. that's about $28 a month for the average recipient. >>> this year the rise is just 0.3%. >>> and medicare part b premiums are expected to remain unchanged. most participants pay $134 a month. >>> arconic, the company that provided the siding panels for the high-rise that caught fire last month is being sued in the u.s. at least 80 people died in the grenfell blaze. stop stock fell at least 20%. arconic shareholder filed the class action lawsuit alleging shareholders were mislead about the safety. it's common for shareholders to sue after stock prices drop unexpect unexpectedly. >>> on again and off again. the merger between fantasy sports fan bases are off. they were moving forward in the best interest of their customers. las

which is why, as a kid, whenever mark wanted to see beyond the ea grandpa's house where the old man would adventures. >> he introduced me to his short wave radio and took me to places all over the world. >> there's a beautiful backhand on the line! >> reporter: including england where one day they stumbled on a bbc prod cast of the championships wimbledon. for mark, it was instantly game, set, match. >> what did you like about it? the accent was neat. >> reporter: the accent? yes, and quickly got into the score. we didn't understand why did it go to 15, 30 and then 40 and then love. >> reporter: it was the beginning of what became a life-long obsession with wimbledon. of course, a lot of people like wimbledon and grass court tennis. but what makes mark outstanding in this field is what is now outstanding in his field. what was formerly a cattle feed lot is now club, a replica of wimbledon center court. it took mark a year and a half to build it and learned how to maintain it during an internship with the wimbledon ground statute that's all he wanted, just to grow and groom the grass, whic

snap-flipping is the fun part that comes before that. ea

. >>> plus, the woman who's making a living not in the stock market, but the sock wasn't eas life. >> i remember every day it was like how are we going to survive another day? >> "on the money" starts rig ♪ >> announcer: this is "on the money," your money, your life, your future. now, becky quick. >> we begin with the weather and the economy. sunny days at the beach, rainy days at the movies. weather can affect more of o yo. from what we buy and eat, to when and where we travel, and severe weather has a serious impact on the overall economy, damage costing upwards of $18 billion in 2016. he eth'snomy. wildfires in california, record high temperatures, storms in the caribbean, extreme weather and natural disasters aren't only dangerous, there's a high cost in life and dollars. across much of california, wildfires have burned more than 50,000 acres and forcedeople fr. the u.s. government spent nearly $2 billion fighting fires last year, down slightly from 2015. but that's only part of the economic cost. last november thre gatlinburg, tennessee, took a $19 million tourism hit after wildf

. >>> it is being called a ea against kacancer.anel recommended the approval of america's first gene therapy treatment that changes a a patient's dna to fight the disease. we have been following the story. >> reporter: a young pioneer now literally the textbook example of this ground breaking therapy. >> look at this face. this says i'm happy. >> couldn't be more foud proud. >> reporter: we met emily a a year and a half ago at age 10. still cancer free after being diagnosed with an acute form of leukemia when she was 5. >> at one point the doctor came in and said you need to call your family in because emily is not going to be here tomorrow. >> reporter: but doctors at the university of pennsylvania and children's hospital of philadelphia developed the cell treatment. emily was the first child in the world to receive it. >> she's cancer free. and ien couldn't believe it. i just thought it was a dream. >> reporter: here's how it own immune cells are separated d out and then genetically reprogrammed turning them into superfighters th

. >> reporter: matthew bueller had plenty of equity in his boca raton home, but didn't decide to ea refinance his mortgage until he absolutely had to. >> we were out looking at new and re-sell construction and the pricing that we were running into just didn't financially make sense for our family. >> reporter: home prices were so high that he decided to stay in his current home and refinance, taking cash out for renovations. >> i think interest rates are going to go up. and that's part of the reason why my wife and i decided to go ahead and move forward with it. >> reporter: close to 4.5 million borrows nationwide are eligible and have financial incentive to refinance their current mortgages. that according to a new report from black knight financial services, which factored in closing costs. this is an increase of 1.6 million borrowers from just a few months ago, when mortgage rates were higher. at today's rates, the average borrower could save $260 per month and nearly 700,000 borrowers could save $400 or more per refi? >> i think there's a little bit of a cloud when it comes to mortgage fi

lawyer told the judge that san francisco is not being targeted by the executive order, she had a pretty ea

eas...re certain fungal infections are common and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flulike symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. talk to your doctor and visit humira.com this is humira at work. [ laughter [ laughter ] >>> two north carolina police officers responded to a complaint about a slip and slide in the street. after finding out everything was okay, they decided not to waste the trip. ashville's police department posted the pair joining the fun on twitter. >>> there say possible end to a budget impasse in illinois, and a car loaded with propane tanks is used as a weapon. those are some of the headlines on "the morning newsstands." "the chicago tribune" reports that illinois lawmakers are one step away from ending the state's prolonged money mess. the senate overrode the governor's veto to pass a budget plan and send it to the house for action today.

ea pretty disastrous war with russia over. that the region of south of sex yeah. and i use the right man to stand up to blood imitation. look who world but a bit put it up that this not because of th one region of georgia he was very unhappy georgia successful reform experience we'd really. needs the more spectacular report suppose so it's based that's the main reason of my popularity ukraine and i'm one of the most. popular politicians in ukraine according to all the polls so the reason why unpopular der is not because suppression could put him in the parish equip pointed me because i was popular because i did. all the sufficient reports which it may put converter nervous now when i finished but both presidential terms georgia was taken over by russian oligarch. the biggest private shareholder of gus broke even issued a suppression could this type went met you initially need georgia. they made the deal against me so it's in union of two on hold the union of two oligarchs. against me who has no money no we noboi proposed in. i am certainly into god by putting this

cloud building up and the speckled nature to the cloud in the west m ea ns speckled nature to the cloudds through the course of today. for the cricket at the over, after a dry start to the morning, a bit more cloud through the afternoon bringing the odd passing shower. not the heavy rain of yesterday. some of the showers in north and west heavy over the next few hours and potentially thundery, drifting eastward. the south east should avoid for the best pa rt south east should avoid for the best part of the day. mostly dry. apm, lots of showers peppered across scotla nd lots of showers peppered across scotland and northern ireland, some thundery and heavy. as we move our way south to wales, the midlands and south west of england, frequent showers, not raining all the time. quickly on the breeze. sunshine and sunglasses one minute, brollies the next. kent and essex largely die through the afternoon. the odd passing shower. this evening and overnight, many of the showers in england and wales fading. clear and drier. shari theme in scotland and northern ireland tonight. 12—14dc. for monday,