ernest scherer iii would turn 30 in july. parents were killed in march. >> ernie's father had a couple million invested in real estate, though at the time of his death the value of the estate was certainly shrinking right along with housing prices. still, was it even remotely possible ernie would kill his parents to cash in on an inheritance? the detectives had a look at ernie's financial situation. and you know how some professional poker players claim they win a lot? maybe not. at least not in ernie's case. >> we learned that he had 60-some-odd-thousand dollars in credit card debt and he also, in talking with different casinos, he had lost a significant amount of money in the tune of $80,000 to $90,000 in his play in the last year. >> that was not the worst of it. not even close. by march of 2008 when the murders happened, real estate in california was huffing and puffing on its race to the bottom. and six months before that ernie the son wanted to buy a house in the city of brea in california but couldn't get a loan. banks

. >>> and which famous chef's husband just won the world famous ernest hemingway look alike contest. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm phillip mena. >> good to be with you, i'm frances rivera. breaking news overnight out of toronto, chaos after a gunman opened fire in a busy downtown area of toronto. one woman was killed and 13 more were injured, including a young girl under 10 years old, who's in critical condition. the gunman stormed this popular neighborhood of greek town about 10:00 p.m. with many people out and about in the area full of restaurants and shops. the gunman was pronounced dead at the scene following an exchange with police. with no clear motive at the time, police are pleading with the public for any tips and information. they have not ruled out terrorism. >>> back in the u.s., one person was killed and another injured when a gunman opened fire at a mormon church in nevada. more than 50 people were inside at the time. the suspect then walked home, where he surrendered to police. police believe he targeted one person, not the church. >>> for the f

they were married 62 years old ernest's death in 2011. >> it's one of those stories you always hear aboutrom italy to the bay area to fish for sardines. >> so he could have lost it fishing. >> reporter: with both of her grandparents dedeceased and two out of three children gone as well, the mystery continues, hopefully not for eternity. >> for my grandmother, it would be a lot to her, i know it would. >> i spoke on lily and ernest's son. he's skeptical the ring is his father's since he never wore a ring but is open to the possibility. he's digging through his archives to find additional clues. >>> shifting gears right now, getting to our weather situation, i don't know, drew, no mystery when it comes to that. >> no, we've been on a repeat performance from mother nature the last couple days. that will continue tomorrow. 60s and 70s at this late hour. still 61 in san francisco. 67 in san jose. brentwood, you're still mild at 74 degrees. overnight tonight, we have those clouds building on the coast. they will move into the bay. so we'll see some cloudy skies around the bay shoreline. mid to

. >> her father was the son of lilly and ernest canapa, they were married 62 years until ernest's death in 2011. >> you know, this romantic story. >> according to family friends, they were fishermen and originally emigrated from italy to the bay area to fish for sardines. >> with both of her grandparents deceased and two out of three of their children gone, as well, the mystery continues. hopefully not for eternity. >> it's for my grandma. it would mean a lot to her. i know it would. >> dion spoke to david kinepa yesterday afternoon. he's skeptical the ring is his father's since he never wore a ring, but he's open to the possibility of it being his and he's looking through his archives to see if he can find more clues. >>> good morning, bay area. we're starting off with live doppler 7 and the satellite image to show you the fog and low clouds that have filled in from the coast. you might need your wipers in san francisco with drizzle and mist possible. right now, visibility is a bit limited because of the low clouds and half moon bay, and pet petaluma, and we do have those low clouds ov

joining us is ernest green who is one of the original little rock nine. several noted authors and activists and filmmakers and professors and others will give lectures at that symposium on the 17th. mr. green, you're going to be a special guest at the 2:00 p.m. lecture that day and that lecture is about a new plae entitled litck. tell us about your experience ae f the nine. >> one-ninth of the nine, of the six students there were girls and three boys. i was the only one who was in the 12th great. i was from central high school but that year was one in which we celebrate d the60 th anniversary of my receiving a high school diploma. it was three years after the brown decision and it was one we didn't expect to turn out like it did. we went to help 101st airborne of the united stes army. president eisenhower decided to usurp the governor of arkansas and provide protection. was an important piece because this was the first time that t federal government has stood behind the brown decision and i always like to point out that it was the history teacher in the 1

in the second round. 19—year—old was 19 year—old jay clarke was making his wimbledon debut, taking ernestsormer world number ten came through to win the decider 6—a. surely not the last we'll see of clarke at sw19. and the british men's number one was quickly into his stride against qualifier alex bolt. kyle edmund is another who's never been beyond round two, but that may change his all—round game helped him into a two—love lead his all—round game helped him into a two—love lead and a trouble—free passage into the second round, for the second year in a row. british number three katie boulter is also into the second round. she beat the woman immediately below her in the wta rankings, the world number 122, veronica cepede royg of paraguay in three sets. former champion maria sharapova has been knocked out this evening. she went down two sets to one to russian qualifier vitalia diat—chenko. it's sharapova's first ever defeat in the opening round. diatchenko will face sofia kenin of the united states next. another big shock earlier today. former champion petra kvitova is out. the number eight

and then ernest and republics and after that i am just. talking. to clash of cultures in. a clash between those who believe in the arranged marriage. want to marry. the clash that shaking families and society to the core. starts july eighth d.w. . you think on beethoven and. his work god is for turning out. the maestro and facing. the bomb twenty. to one into an official estimates more than one point two million venezuelans live in colombia legally and illegally. but. why return to. to visit friends is that i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. bearing witness global news that matters. made for mines. every journey begins with the first step and every language the first word illusion called the coax in germany too subtle. business why not learn with him. to suffer it's simple online on your mobile and free. t.w. said he learned in course. german made easy. place. this is t w news coming to you live from berlin camps for migrants at germany's border that's a part of the new deal on migration reached by ch

. >>> as bob mentioned, next comes rnings which stan ernest on friday, could profit reports and believe it or not trade actually help the bull case for rastocks. >> tde tensions have been seen as a drag on the stock market this ye, living with trade policy fction for several months has helped the market backdrop in a few ways. this could set up wall street's goals for another shot at stretching a rally to january's peak levels. how have global trade disputes been cast -- they pressured ars of the stock market. such as industrial manufacturer's, which has left the sector nearly 10% off its reco high. this has made that crucial group appearar less extensive too a few months ago. >> weariness over trade has also compressed long term bond deals. relieves borrowing costs and make equity valuations look a bit better. its trade issue and threat to global growth has led economists to predict the federal reserve might ease off its tightening campaign late this year. the aressive trade rhetoric has drained away investor enthusiasm. surveys show a three month low in optimism, and cash has been ste

four years for relation to the art deco hotel first opened in nineteen ten famous guests include ernest hemingway and pablo picasso the renovations cost around two hundred million euros and prices were staying overnight in one of its one hundred eighty four rooms and suites one started paid hundred fifty euros. britain's royal air force celebrated its sense henery in london on tuesday queen elizabeth the second attended the ceremony the royal family including princes charles william and harry watched the air show from the balcony of buckingham palace while thousands of spectators gathered in front. of. the british air force was founded in one thousand nine hundred eighteen in the final year of world war one and is considered the world's first independent air force. icelandic danish artist all of us and is not for playing with people senses he's devoted to developing ideas and thanks he does this by using materials light. water light and air temperature to enhance the view is experience like you can see here many of his sculptures on large scale art and still asians have been displayed a

psychologists why so many rich people think the apocalypse is coming many of the world's richest seem to ernest really believe that some kind of apocalyptic event is coming and have prepared accordingly you might have read about this before such as in the new yorker's deep dive back in january two thousand and seventeen billion or doomsday preppers are back in the news again thanks to a new viral article penned by professor and media theorist douglas rushkoff and it rushkoff give some insight on the grave manner in which some of the business elite are going about preparing for doomsday which he learned firsthand after receiving an invitation to speak with some one percenters so again important he's a media theorist as well so i think what you're seeing in the media from maddow what you see when you're seeing that meltdown when the connecting is this raw fear this fear of an apocalypse coming this is the sort of stuff you see in movies when people are like they see a scary monster that's never. and seen on earth before coming out them so he went to this event and he said the number one question

and the running of the bulls in pamplona, spain, made famous by ernest hemingway, gets off to anotherody start. >> ninan: good evening. i'm reena ninan. in thailand, hope is rising. officials say the massive operation to rescue the soccer team stranded in a flooded cave could begin soon. if the torrential rains hold off. and inside the cave, another problem, oxygen is running out. ben tracy is outside the flooded cavern near chang rai. >> reporter: officials are close to launching the rescue mission, even though thyoung boys are weak from stranded in the cave and learning to use the diving equipment they may need to escape the flooded cavern. the head of the rescue mission says they will do everything they can to minimize the risk to the boys' lives. they have pumped water from the cave to lower the water level so the boys can escape without swimming under water. that dangerous journey killed a trained navy seal friday. oxygen levels are dropping down to 15%. a three-mile-long oxygen tube is installed, and delivered tanks to the boys' location. they've also considered drilling a hole

clarke came through a tough five setter against ernest gold is in his opening round match in the singlesgh match herself taking on karolina pliskova in her opening match of the singles. azarenka serving at the moment. they couldn't convert. we go again. jamie murray as we know has had huge success in this tournament and has won it previously with yourjelena jankovic several years ago. previously with yourjelena jankovic severalyears ago. he previously with yourjelena jankovic several years ago. he seems to be on tv every time you turn it on! they had an epic mixed doubles the other day, but he was the first married to get his hands on a wimbledon trophy. i'm sure he reminds andy of that all the time! they've just one which is good news is the jamie murray. he could get his hands on another wimbledon title. he's got a pedigree partner, azarenka, a grand slam champion herself. it's good to see british success because it builds that wave of kyle edmund, nice to see a wave of success from the brits. we will bring you the result hopefully of the kevin anderson and john isner much concludes. l

jade clarke is up in a tussle against ernests gulbis, and good news for kyle edmund, who sustained anly break in his match against alex scott of australia. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. not much has changed in the past week and it will not change much in the next week. for the most part, blue skies and sunshine, as in the western isles of scotland, plenty dry and warm weather for the rest of the week but a chance of a shower, we have seen clouds across the channel islands but sunshine for many today. if resumed down to the south, we can see the showers loads fringing into south—western parts of england, the odd shower through the afternoon, most places will avoid them but if you catch one it could be heavy and thundery, but for the most pa rt be heavy and thundery, but for the most part sunday, temperatures a little down on yesterday but still topping out at maybe 29 degrees. the night we will still have the potential for showers across the channel islands, maybe south wales, we will also feed a lot of cloud in from the north sea across eastern scotla nd from the no

jade clarke is up in a tussle against ernests gulbis, and good news for kyle edmund, who sustained anhe weather. here's ben rich. not much has

place in the second round, 6—2, 7—5. 19 year—old jay smith was making his wimbledon debut, taking ernestsh to win the decider 6—4. surely not the last we'll see of smith at sw19. and the british men's number one was quickly into his stride against qualifier alex bolt. kyle edmund is another who's never been beyond round two, but that may change. another area of the game he's been working so hard, on, the acceleration. his all—round game helped him into a two—love lead. and a trouble—free passage into the second round, for the second year in a row. iamjoined i am joined now by our tennis correspondent. british wild card katie boulter has gone into the second round as well. a good day for the brits all round? katie boulter has had a field wins on grass, she is moving up the rankings towards the top 100 in the world. a very good win after pages one, the 19—year—old, one yesterday. those wins for kyle edmund and johanna konta. edmond looks very authoritative "these days, and australian open semifinalist. —— edmond looks very authoritative on court these days. johanna konta clearly nervous, sh

i think we bring in ernest smith -- earnestness and i try to bring a no nonsense approach him on speak on that. >>> i have a serious subject here, the tears -- tarriff on the agriculture, with president obama you are involved in officiating, what are you hearing about the effects of our current heard the secretary of agriculture, the chairman, and whether we like it or not, the good news is we are ridiculously the most proficient agricultural economy in the world. and i tell people if you want to understand all you want to know about agriculture, go grow something in your backyard. everybody thinks they want to be a hometown farmer. go grow some tomatoes. when you finally get them to do something, and then you spend the rest of your time going down the street knocking on closed doors and curtains because here neighbors are going here comes mike with those tomatoes again, the most dependent of other markets because we just don't think about that until we hear from all of us depending on the crop there to a quarter to a half of what we produce we sell to the world that's a good thing. th

. >>> a pretty neat loo alike competition, featuringutr ernest hemingway. f >> look yourself. more than 100 of hemingway look alikes took to the streets on key west, florida. it's a highlight of t hemingway days festival. watch as they re-enact a safer vers on of the runni the bulls. >> how is this connected toul pa deen? her husband won the look-alike contest. this was his ninth time participating in this co♪etition. ♪>> coming up, another shot on stage. lin-manuel miranda returning ni "hamilton." we have a sneak peek why he explains he'sba coming . >>> just what we did not need, nother round of rain a thunder and lightning coming up the i-95 corridor on your commute. that's headed into the ity and that's not the rain chances. forecast on this weather alert day, coming right up. es> a seven-alarm fire prompts a massivense here in howard county. one firefighters injur ied >>> "news 4da begins with breaking news. >> we're tracking breaking news in howard county. you're looking at chopper 4, live v above ay active scene in clarksville, maryland. an overnight fire a home there.gh

writer ernest hemingway once compared pam ploenas running with the bulls to a battlefield, which meansirst time since 2006 major ivan castro, former u.s. special forces, went back to a war zone. >> it's like -- it is like a mission. and it is a battlefield for me. i don't know when this thing is coming. i've got to rely on the eyes of others. >> reporter: relying on the eyes of others because ivan is about to run with the bulls blind. do people ever say you're blind, you're crazy for doing this? >> yeah. i hear it all the time. >> reporter: and what do you say to them? >> you've got to live life on the edge. you know, but -- and live to the fullest. and life is too short. >> reporter: ivan was deployed in iraq in 2006 when his team came under a mortar attack. two of his brothers in arms were killed. the blast caused ivan to lose complete vision in both eyes. >> not being able to deploy, not being able to jump out of planes no more the way i did before, i miss that. i miss that excitement, that adrenaline. and i think that every year i need something to do to stay focused, to train in o

and so i decided to write a letter to ernest green. and essentially saying, well, i saw what you said, i think you're prejudicing what claims we might have, but if we have rights, then we should have a right to say what kind of sentiment we want in land -- settlement we want in land nor cash. so i decided to send it not only to him but to the news minor to average times and the tundra times and everybody printed it but bob attwood, and then a few weeks later, i got a call from claire, some of you knew claire, the artist. she was a friend of greening and said, willie, she called from a phone in the hallway at the dorm. he said, willie dirk just met her. she said, willie, senator greening is going to be in town and she saw you're letter. i if you really serious, he wants to talk to you. then it got torqued off again. and i said, okay. sure. i'll see him. well, so we met in the nordale hotel and greening -- he was getting up in years but here he was, harvard graduate. editor of the nation, former governor, former head of the oas, represen

the united states and h minuteman who had a significant impact on my career and his name was arthur ernest fitzgerald and everyone called him ernie. i call him the father of whistleblowers. this is an original that we got from the libraryit of congress d this is ernie fitzgerald and this is the famous 700-dollar toilet seat that was representative of defense waste in the 1980s when i got involved in oversight and whistleblowing. he was called ernie and you probably never heard of him and if you did ernie's reputation preceded him even way back before i knew him. in 1968 ernie testified before the senator about the air force c-5 aircraft program.. that testimony changed his life and brought a lot of attention to whistleblowers. the c-5 aircraft was an important military priority but it took longer and cost more than plant. the government did not want anyone to know that. although he might damage his career ernie testified before congress that this prize program cost the taxpayers $2 billion more than the pentagon would admit. $2 million and that was 1968 and in today's dollars that would be

before this very public and international display of ernest industry. a young welsh architect had traveled around the mediterranean. this is something brian referred to earlier, the language of architects for this new industrial age. james sought a new passion and design. his travels took him to grenada , also to cairo and istanbul. in these three places, he became under their spell. it was defined by openness, curiosity and the emulation of other cultures. one of his assistants and assembling this was dr. christopher dresser. a scientist who had sought a career and bought me. the term design theory was published widely. he is best known for his designs on ceramics, which he did in wedgewood and metalworks, for elkington. the dresser is central to the study of the evolution of british decorative arts. he was able to impose a rigid system on ornamental natural elements. all of which created distinctive designs. for example his design of 1870s reflects that revivalist, which dominated the victorian designs and aged -- since 1850. dresser was certainly wel

. >> yes, we're doing this year "the importance of being ernest," and shakespeare's second to last play "the winter's tale," more like a fairy tale. >> what character are you? >> i am playing the jealous king, leonti's in the "winter's tale". >> to you rule with an iron fist? >> i rule with a fickle and iron fist. >> i like that. the festival raises money for so wise, so young, an in-school literacy program. what does that entail? what's it all about? >> we have a second grade program in all the public second grade classrooms in livermore. we have discovered that second graders have no shakes-fear. all words are new words to second graders. we do ten weeks, an hour a week, with the secondrm e they pfo a li of adream, our hope is that they grow up loving, learning and not being afraid of shakespeare at all. >> they send back questions. some of the actors are teaching them on stage at the festival, and some of the obscure words, the little kids will be like what does this mean? and so we break it down for them. >> yeah. >> i have some shakes-fear. that's why i only do to be or not to be,

so i decided to write a letter to ernest greene. and essentially saying well, isaw what you said , i think wyour prejudicing what claims we might have it if we have rights, we should have a right to say what kind of settlement we want in land or in cash. so i decided to send it not only to him to the news minor, to the anchorage times , to the anchorage daily news and the tundra times. everybody printed but bob would. and then a few weeks later i got a call from claire, some of you know claire the artist, she said willie and she called the phone in the hallway at the door. she said really, i just met her. she said willie, send her to greening is going to be in town and he saw your letter. i said if you're serious about what you said, you want to talk to you. that worked up again and i said okay. sure. so we met in the nortel hotel . he was getting up in years ago and here he was, harvard graduate, former governor. former head of the oas, , author. and he a nobody but he took the time to listen to me and he said willie, you know, i s

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the event began bk in 26 when ernest hemingway wrote about it in his book. >>> years after the death of 13-year-old manny, his legacy of hope a peaceives on. the life and messages of this young man captured the p attentn ple around the world. this weekend people here in the washington will celebrate mattie, t poet. his mom, jenny, is here with more on h son's incredible spirit and the events that will take place this weekend.we ome. it's good to see you again. >> very good to see you. >> early on in mattie's life, you knew he had something to share. what was it tt you saw in him so early? >> i saw a passion for peace. mattie had a way of taking peace from being an an tract conc from being let's end war and making it very real. he had a way ofng tur peace into concrete, what we think, what we say, what we do, and how we live in a community. and i saw that and that's what this celebration is about this saturday is giving those lessons to today's communities. >> so the event on saturday is the national -- national peace day. >> well, you're close. the campaign is nationa pea day. since

it was that meeting of .enerations that made me wonder and then i found out that ernest hansen made a charge in a place called gilmore -- he'll 142 -- hill 142. this is the high ground. 1918arines on june 6, charged across a wheat field under heavy machine-gun fire. they charged in civil war formation because they were ordered to by the french. it was a bloodbath. many of these men dropped from machine-gun bullets are they kept charging and making their 142.owards he'll -- hill they were able to take out a position held by a battalion of germans. they seized the hill. against all enemies took it, but within 20 minutes they knew what germaning next, aging -- counterattack. and janssen and george hamilton and the 49th company, this book is a band of brothers on the 49th company, the story of the unknown soldier, braced for the counterattack. janssen saw in the distance nearly one dozen making their way up to his position, setting up several maxim machine guns. he knew if they were able to set those up, they would sweep the hill and take it. he let out a cry and charged or heard and stop

. >> her father was the son of lillian ernest -- they were married may 1st, dlsh married 60 years untilin 2011. >> it's one of those stories you always hear about. but, you know, those romantic stories. >> reporter: according to family friends they were fishermen and originally immigrated from italy to the bay area to fish for sardines. >> so he could have lost it while fishing. >> with both of her grandparents deceased and two out of three of their children gone as well, the mystery continues. hopefully not for eternity. >> it would mean a lot to her, i know it would. >> i spoke to -- he is skeptical the ring is his father's, since he never wore a ring, but is open to the possibility of it being his. he's digging through archives to find additional clues. in san francisco, dion lim, abc 7 news. >> we hope we find the answer to that mystery. >> getting closer. >> you can get the latest news anytime with the abc 7 news app, enhanced live video features, personalized push alerts to get more of the news that you want, delivered to your phone in realtime. >>> thanks for joining us for abc 7

that meeting of wonder,ons that made me and then i found out that ernest andsen made an epic charge as we walked up to hill 142, this is the high ground new double wood. it was crucial. 1918arines on june 6, charged across a wheat field under heavy machine-gun fire. as they charged in civil war formation because they were ordered to by the french, it was a bloodbath. many of these men drop from machine-gun bullets, they kept charging, they kept making their way toward hill 142. and for -- unbelievably, they were able to take out a position held by a battalion of germans. and they saved the hill. and against all odds, they seized that hill. within 20 minutes thing you'll was coming next, a german this book is a band of brothers. the body bearers in this book and the story of the unknown soldier brace for the counterattack, janssen saw in the distance nearly a dozen camouflage helmets making their way up toward his position, setting up several machine guns on heavy sleds. he knew if they were able to set those up, they would sweep the hill and take it. he let out a bloodcurdling cry and

her father was the son of lilly and ernest. they were marry maid 1, 1949.ys hear about, but, you know, this romantic story. >> according to family friends, the family were fishermen and originally emigrated to the bay area to fish for sardines. both of her grandparents deceased and two out of three of their children gone as well, the mystery continues, hopefully not for eternity. >> just for my grandma, it would mean a lot to her. >> i spoke to lilly and earn's son. he is skeptical the ring was his fathers since he never wore a ring. he is currently dig through his arch clues. dion lim, abc 7 news. >> so fascinating. >> it's a fun mystery. we'll keep following it and with any luck get the ring back to where it belongs. >>> it is going to be a warm weekend. >> here is a live look at santa thiswhatever size.le streaming tv for your family, it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place... - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfini

ernest stickle was accused of shooting someone in the neck and stomach last summer.sentenced a to four years last march and elected to serve the sentence before the fal ruling. >> a teen was working at a summer job in spotsylavnia and he cut down a pl brushed across his face and that's all it took. the 17-year-old is in the burn unit at vcu and could be released later tonight. hog weed has been popping up in northern virginia. hog weed plant looks similar to -- to rw ip if you know what that looks like, can grow up to 14 feet. cow parsnip, by the way, doesn't quite grow that far. it has been found in clark county near winchespar in the month. you're urged to call the virginia deptment of agriculture if you think you've seen one of these dangerous kind of scary plants. it's an example of do as i say and not as i do. behavior of adults behind the t' wheel t setting a bad example for the kid. >> and the thai cave story goes hollywood. what's next on the story that captured our attention for the pasttwo weeks. >> it's been an absolutely beautiful day thus far. mianges co

before this very public and international display of ernest industry, a young welsh architect had traveled around the mediterranean seeking to provide a new language or perhaps a lexicon, a language of architecture. for this new industrial age. owen jones he published his book in 1856. in the same spirit of the great exhibition, jones sought a new cosmopolitan approach to design. his travels took him to granada, and also to cairo and istanbul. in these plays -- three places, he came under the spell of islamic architecture. his book of patterns emerged onto a british market for decorative arts, which was defined by curiosity and the emulation of other cultures. jones designed the interior and exterior of the crystal palace, an iron structure in hyde park, was part of the exhibition. -- which housed the great exhibition. one of james' assistants sought -- one of jones' assistants sought a career in the botany. he returned to design theory and published on ornamental design and its application. he is best known for his designs for ceramics, which he did for wedgwood, and for carpets and metal

let's be clear, off the top it is not kind of ernest admission. the president is trolling, and distracting and using that punitive admission to falsely assert that putin wants to help democrats. so let's begin tonight instead with the facts of what's really happening, not this -- from the president facing all kinds of legal pressure. over in the real world, off twitter, donald trump is using the security clearance process to retaliate against intel leaders who criticized him. he's inviting putin to d.c. without telling his own intel chiefs. and he's letting putin's requests to interrogate a former u.s. ambassador dangle out there. and former obama official at the white house today over the issue. so while trump embraces putin and throws shade at democrats, new reports share america contributes separately. hackers argumented control systems for electric utilities. homeland security saying russia is going after our grid. all of this is a big deal. all of this is the real news that trump apparently is not as interested in tweeting about, the first re

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. >>> all right, anyway, weekend celebrations honoring ernest hemingway can only end one way, with thebulls. >> that's in key west, florida. that's not really much of a running of the bull. >> it was kind of a running. so we isoed that fella, because he was the winner of the hemingway contest. >> they were trying to recreate "the sun also rises."uber who i also the husband of chef paula deen. contestants came from as far away as australia and norway for the competition. and this was gruber's ninth year in the race by the way. persistence. >> hemingway lived in the keys in the 1930s. >>> coming up, why dozens of nursing mothers flocked to a nursing mothers flocked to a pool. >> and shaq does shark week. see how he kicked off the 30th anniversary of the discovery channel's summertime event. you're watching "world news now." anniversary of the discovery channel's summertime event. >> you're watching "world news now." well, here's to first dates! you look amazing. and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when you know, it's half-washed. add do

he took ernest scores do five sets.e back to win 6—4, surely not the last we will feel clark. in the british men's number one, in his stride against qualifier alex boat, kyle edmund is another who has never been beyond round two but that may change. another error of the game and he has been working so hard. his all round game helped him into the to love lead and a trouble—free passage into the second round for the second year ina the second round for the second year in a row. drew savage, bbc news. young the world number 122, veronica, in three sets. 0ne young the world number 122, veronica, in three sets. one of the biggest shocks, she is out. the number eight seed was beaten. novak djokovic was troubled as he moved past the tennis in straight sets. the three—time champion seeded 12th this year, lastjust six games and 93 minutes to seal victory. he has had a difficult 12 months since, pulling out of last month tournament with an elbow injury that there are signs he is coming back to form. world number one rafael nadal

thursday at least fifteen people have died because of severe conditions at the jordan syria border ernest smith spent the day at the crossing a long war. some aid has been getting through this crossing point between jordan and syria and just on the other side of the fence here we believe there are at least twenty five thousand syrian refugees syrians fleeing the fighting in and around. three separate towns have been set up for men women and children there on the syrian side of the jordanian mira military says it's treated one hundreds of casualties people injured by the bombardment people escaping the bombardment but the jordanian military say that as soon as those people have been treated that being sent back over to the syrian side so the most seriously injured have been sent to hospitals in amman the jordanian capital but again as soon as they're treated being sent back again into syria. we received people of all ages from young children to old people and we've treated all of them we've had pregnant women people suffering from burned hundreds of casualties. the jordanian government lik

fiesta to the police and the number of unreported instance almost surely much higher but a little like ernest hemingway said in that nine hundred twenty s. novel once the fiesta here begins the drink begins to flow the da. lansing starts and that gives way to this pretty unreal atmosphere where the fiesta goes on day and night no stopping and that is what is going to happen between now and next weekend. thanks very much. professors in the u.s. city of chicago have shut down traffic on a major highway to highlights the number of shootings that they marched along interstate ninety four after earlier with the police officers had warned that anyone walking on the road would face arrest but the mayor of chicago supported them having two hundred fifty two murders and eleven hundred shootings in the city so far this year mostly in predominantly black and low income areas. six continents across the globe. corresponding bring the stories they tell of the. like you know there's less missing out. there and the original version count for palestinian refugees. in world news. you stand the differences. and

for you and your guy there at american author ernest hemingway's favorite bar he made the bull running world famous in his nine hundred twenty s. novel fiesta gotta keep your head on the see if you don't know what's going to happen next. so running back to get. ready i don't have a fast one up there but i have to leave the house with someone else you know that's my baby right we're going down i didn't break and so i called. me and i next morning this is that emotion and i think i coughed tom bores eight hundred fifty meat is insane how fast it was coming it barely knew arena and next thing you know you were right behind you the bulls are right there it was it's a happy it's like you're running and you're looking for the bulls and someone's just standing there and you just told me well we know your site oh my goodness you know the way here i don't know how they were. i know you can't be afraid to leave camp. but ever. that is true instincts are right went out the window i could go tomorrow there's more days of. their photos tell of a trip they'll never forget and this video postcard fro

it shares the same title of senator mccain's novel by ernest hemingway. it tells the story of robert jordan, a young american who enlisted in the fight of the spanish war after leaving his career in this country as a teacher. during his journey, he met a peasant woman who symbolized strength and wisdom. perhaps one of her greatest quotes is a rhetorical question. for what are we born if not to aid one another? tonight, we have an opportunity to honor the legacy of a man who is dedicated his entire life to aiding others. a man who has served his country and who is one of the finest senators that the united states has ever elected from any state. our country was built by men like john mccain. our founding fathers exemplified the values of courage and integrity and optimism. the traits that john mccain embodies. like john j., and alexander hamilton, and benjamin button -- benjamin franklin, senator mccain will never serve as our commander-in-chief. but he has always been on the battlefield of justice. fighting to preserve our democracy. there is no doubt in

. >> that search started in ernest a few years ago when her and her husband lance became pregnant withisclosed that my birth father had passed, away i 10 it had two -- and this says johnson -- >> she found other relatives but not dawn. then last year, new neighbors moved in next door only a shared driveway away. the women's name, dawn from greenwood wisconsin. do we really want to share a driveway, so we put it in on a fixer upper house -- >> and how long after that did you actually formally meet? >> i don't think we dnid. from greenwood.hbor, her n you don't get it and i'm like i pulled out my adoption paperwork, dawn, greenwood, and he is like oh my gosh. >> the text came across, who is your birth father and i said wayne -- >> and she says text back, we have a lot to talk about can i call you. and i said yes. >> i was pacing back and forth. it was just how could it be? >> yeah. >> i saw him pacing when he came here the next day and just he was like what are the chances. and we were all just like really just couldn't believe that something like this could even happen. >> so we're 19 y

my children are millennial's, i feel entitled, but i find the generation to be very serious and ernest, principled and non- doctrinaire in. a lot of attention is paid to those who are, but i find that the young writers and intellectuals who come to my office are thinking broadly and in original terms about problems that we all share. host: adam bellow, have you had your own set of ideas challenged in this process with all points? guest: do i have set ideas? i'm not sure i do. a lifetime of editing books has diffused me of the notion that i know anything. remember, i was educated democratically by alan bloom i was radicalized. what is that mean? it means i'm less of the conservative as he was in the same way that alan was not really a conservative. someone who is interested in argument and ideas and seeing, you know in one of the dialogues, alan, let's see where the logo is to go. is about a beautiful thing. we will see. ideas are alive. they have spiritual reality. we don't invent them. in a way i have a priestly function, so that's my view. i'm not here to be proven right or wrong. ho

the nine-day festival was popularized by novelist ernest mingway and since recordkeeping started in 1924, 15 people have reportedly died from being gored. >> you see that crowdthere. >> i'd be on the balcony >>> wee ave a litt of a breeze out our window right now. plenty of sunshine. a few clouds still in the mix. those are going to decrease as we continue thrgh the afternoon. the wind will decrease was 69 degrees feeling like a taste of fall early on this saturday morning. the wind will come through the the clouds will clear. it will be a comfortable day with temperatures pretty much i the low 80s. so anything you want to do outside today,uno it. no rail wednesday. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> all right, dylan, thank you. >>> still ahead on a busy saturdayn morning, emotional reunion between a mother and her daughter separated nearly twohs mofter coming into this country as the trump administration asks for more time to reunite children and their families. >>> plus a lesson i t what noto do if you ever hrte the oppoity to get close to a shark. but first, this nb "today" on >>>

the nine-day festival was popularized by novelist ernest hemingway. and since record keeping started in 1924, 15 people have reportedly died from being gored. >> well, you see that crowd there, so -- >> i'd be on the balcony, overlooking, but never on the ground. >> my goodness. >> laughing at the crazy people. >> they are a little crazy, yes. >> let's talk about this weather. all eyes are on hurricane beryl. >> yes, and we have very active tropics now all of a sudden, and also an area of low pressure off the coast of north carolina, but beryl is a category 1 hurricane right now, and it's a very small, compact storm. winds are at 75 miles per hour, and they don't extend that far out from the center of the storm. so, you can see the track takes it through the leeward islands into monday morning, but this is our area of concern because puerto rico is very vulnerable right now. if this storm tracks a little farther to the north, that means more wind and rain for puerto rico. as of now, it should be far enough to the north that it's not going to be all th