dijo fleming. track una vez en tierra, todos se apresuran a realizar su trabajo.y / capitn minnesota fuerza area estadounidense we're doing everything we can as fast as we can as fast as we're allowed with what we have. y como recalca el capitn, intentan que la ayuda llegue lo ms rapido posible. track la idea es usar este campo de aviacin es brindar un alivio a toda una comundiadad devasta por la madre naturaleza. al terminar de descargar el avion los pilotos se dirgen hacia texas en donde otro cargamento los espera para poder regresar. nancy miramontes .... telemundo paola/ots --luego de que los huracanes ''harvey'' e ''irma'' causaran que el precio de la gasolina se disparara dramaticamente.. los precios del combustible comienzan a bajar y se espera que lo hagan aun mas... take vo -- el precio promedio por un galon de gas a nivel nacional es de 2-dolares y 62 centavos.. siete centavos menos que hace dos semanas, cuando ''harvey'' provoco danos e inundaciones en refinerias de texas... poco despues el paso de ''irma'' genero que se aplazara el envio de cargamentos

adam fleming reporting. talked up as a political game—changer in the brexit negotiations. downing street is staying tight—lipped about the content of the speech, but that's not stopped other tongues wagging here in westminster. indeed, it is going to be the chat of the week. so let me ask my guest, toby, what tone she should be looking to strike? i think she should be looking to strike a statesman—like tone, not too belligerent. i think she needs to appear to be rising above the fray and not responding in kind to the sorts of language we have seen from people like jean—claude juncker and so forth. i think she was to get this under way so that she can see something else at the conservative party conference and won't have to focus on brexit at the conservative party conference, they can talk more about domestic agenda. and actually we heard from brussels that this intervention should delay the next stage of negotiations, which suggests something pretty significant is coming. there could be something significan

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adam fleming reporting.d up as a political game changer in the brexit negotiations. downing street is staying tight—lipped about the content staying tight—lipped about the co nte nt of staying tight—lipped about the content of the speech, but that has not stopped other tongues wagging in westminster. indeed, it is going to be the chat of the week. so let me ask my guest what tone she should be looking to strike? i think she should be looking to strike a statesman—like tone. i think she needs not to be belligerent but apa glenshee is a rugby freight and not responding in kind to the sorts of language we have seen from people likejean—claude language we have seen from people like jean—claude juncker and so forth. —— belligerent but she needs to appear that she is rising above the fray. we heard from brussels that this intervention should delay the next age of negotiations, which suggests something pretty significant is coming. it could be selling significant coming. and around the german election and their tim

james fleming also began his career at the right-of-way as a peace corps volunteer in cameroon and afterte college with physics he joined a 99 and works of the operations division and became responsible for the disaster assistance response team's. i've worked closely with them in haiti and after i value greatly their work. james now is that the division chief for disaster response in asia, latin america, europe, central asia. >> good afternoon and thank you for inviting me to represent the state department here on the panel discussion today. first of all, on behalf of the state department, i want to extend our deepest sympathy to all those who suffered because of hurricane irma. we are living this disaster with you ourselves. also, i think this roundtable today is an important opportunity to reaffirm our stance with the caribbean and those affected by the hurricane. to the heartbreakinthe heartbret caused in the british virgin islands and throughout saint barth and the department of state has worked in lockstep with other u.s. government agencies in particular the department of defense a

brian boitano, kristi yamaguchi, peggy fleming - the list goes on.ave some legendary and golden bay area figure skaters and we could addi >>> brian botano, peggy fleming, the list goes on. we have some legendary and golden bay area figure skaters, and we could be adding another. >> the reining u.s. champion is a 17-year-old from fremont possibly joining the ranks there. our bay area proud garvin thomas had time with karen chen as she has pyongyang in her sites. >> reporter: the difference, karen chen says, between the best and worst parts of figure skating is roughly six inches. that's the difference from being on the ice doing what she loves and the other side of the boards, waiting for her chance to shine. >> the waiting part is always hard, especially when you're waiting for the skater before you to finish, and you're ready to go, but you have to just wait a little bit more, then you can go and get it all over with. >> that was gorgeous. >> reporter: karen has, of course, been doing much more than "getting it all over with." >>svh 72.82, the highe

completely different with tig fleming. >> catch him! >> let's just say bat dad really had something to do that night. >> catch him! >> a bat has flown into the house. so he is the one trying to catch this bat. and you see with a small dish towel. >> catch him. catch him. >> i got it. >> it's not a bull. >> that towel, maybe you need something bigger. >> bigger towel. >> he's not going to give up. and play-by-play. >> you're doing great. stand up there. oh! did you get him? no. he's there. he's making a mockery of you. oh [ bleep ]! >> he keeps trying to catch it. finally we don't see the actual catch, but we do see the release. and all's well that ends well. i want you to know, no bats were harmed in the making of this snapchat story. there's our hero. >>> crazy weather can really ruin a trip. that's what happened to these folks. they were headed out to go wake boarding, so they thought. >> take cover! >> time for plan "b." >> well, that's the thing. they didn't have time to reroute and go back because it just came out of nowhere. >> we

anna-lysa: kevin fleming is a federal civilian employee at >> there is an evacuation for every body who was non-mission essential. anna-lysa: we also found concerned mothers, both traveling with little ones. by evacuating, they hope to keep them safe. >> escort -- it is scary. anna-lysa: why did you feel the need to leave? >> we were scared of the storm. withtwo kids and power going out, we did not want to take the chance. anna-lysa: we counted at least one he five flights coming in from florida. tomorrow, some as early as 6 a.m. we checked out the prices for the flights. the cheapest was around $400, the most expensive about a thousand. live at reagan national, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. nancy: new video as navy warships in virginia get ready to help hurricane victims. the uss you would you must and the uss new hooked up with supplies and equipment come everything from crates of food, bulldozers, and a hospital set up. that along with several hundred ailors standing by. weathan: coming up at 11:15, will have a live report from josh knight. at 11:20, an index storm trak update from st

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it was filmed in the home of derry fleming in county kerry by his son, tadge. around with a small towel, rather unsuccessfully at first. he then switches to a bigger towel, though that doesn't seem to help much either. but you'll be pleased to know the bat was eventually captured, and released back into the wild, unharmed. brexit leaks are the big story for the guardian in the uk. it says the eu is to risk heightening tensions with britain with tough positions including forcing the uk to sort the irish border issue and demanding continued protection special foods like parma ham and spanish cava. the business front page of the china daily reports the country's aviation industry's to buy more than 7,000 new planes in the next twenty years. it says it's well above the global average — helped by china's growing middle class and relaxed visa policies around the world. the new york times features the home returning home the man that restored the house of late american civil rights activist rosa parks wants it to go back to the us. ryan mendoza took it to berlin to pr

here's our europe correspondent, adam fleming. he was very optimistic.t down, grows up, migrant crisis solved. eurozone crisis pretty much over. brexit is the fly in the ointment, which hardly got a mention in this speech, although ointment, which hardly got a mention in this speech, althouthean—claude juncker said that it was a sad and tragic day when britain voted to leave the eu. the day after the uk leads on the 29th of march 2019, jean—claude juncker has said leads on the 29th of march 2019, jean—claudejuncker has said there should be a summit for the remaining members in romania to celebrate their shared future. as adam said, jean claudejuncker was also optimistic about solving europe's migrant crisis — saying the eu had "drastically reduced the loss of life in the mediterranean". here's mrjuncker on that. translation: we managed to better control the central mediterranean roots, arrivals down 81% in august compared to the same time last year. in this way, we have considerably reduce the number of human lives lost in the mediterranean. how accurate

it was filmed in the home of derry fleming in county kerry by his son, tadge.el, rather unsuccessfully at first. he then switches to a bigger towel, though that doesn't seem to help much either. but you'll be pleased to know the bat was eventually captured, and released back into the wild, unharmed. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world brexit leaks are the big story in the guardian paper here in the uk it says the eu will risk increasing tensions with britain by toughening its position on issues like the irish border. the paper says the eu will also demand continued protection for special foods like parma ham and spanish caviar. let's move onto the china daily — here's the front page which says the country's aviation industry is to buy more than 7,000 new planes over the next twenty years that is well above the global average, the paper says — helped by china's growing middle class and relaxed visa policies around the world. and finally the new york times features one man and a house sounds run of the mill. but the man restored the house

homemakers he made them sexy to make you to fall he gives them the magazines had articles written by ian fleming in jaguar why they interviewed fidel castro and miles davis he was a ground breaking when i try on yeah there's all this is lost is amazing sharga not know he was was he an icon you know of course he was a hero to very many people but but he was also a villain tall others wasn't. yes he was a villain to the traditional idea that was prevalent in the thirty's the forty's in the fifty's appealing to women and the american home a certain way and because he pushed down trees opening nightclubs in major u.s. cities because he had his playboy bunnies but he made them either or pornography whichever word suits your fancy he made it palatable any made it from art it wasn't run she like a larry flynt or some of the magazines that were to follow any kept it from being just in the shadows he brought women and nudity and art and put it out there for mainstream consumption he was vilified by some when he was a hero and a champion to many other children thanks so much for joining us on what i saw o

to discuss this issue in dublin singer songwriter and activist glen hansard also in dublin erica fleming is a housing campaigner she was once homeless herself and no it's parliamentarian for the governing phina gale party and the minister of housing also sent us an outline of government housing policies and included this statement the minister for housing a and murphy acknowledges that the current level of homelessness which families and individuals are experiencing across the country is totally unacceptable this issue remains the top priority for government resources and funding are not an issue and will not be an obstacle to the urgent delivery and heavy lifting that is now required but without it welcome to the show everyone now for those of you who are familiar with glen hansard to all start this conversation with your so little clip of him performing. land around musician an actor to give us what led you to this fight against homelessness in ireland. where for me it was just you know all the cheer doing some gay guys and you know giving money over to to help the homeless charities p

james fleming, who also had his development career the right way, peace corps volunteer in cameroon afteryan college in physics. he worked as the operations division chief responsible for disaster assistance response teams. those dark teams work closely with them in haiti and after hurricane mitch in central america, and i value greatly their work. james now is the usaid's division chief for disaer response in latin america and europe and the middle east. we'll begin with you. >> good afternoon. and thank you for invite manager toe represent the state department here at this panel discussion today. first of all, on behalf of the state department i want to extend our deepest sympathies to all those who have suffered losses because of hurricane irma. we share in your grief and we are living this disaster with you ourselves. also, i think this roundtable today is an important opportunity to reaffirm our united stance with the caribbean and with those affected by the hurricane. since hurricane irma's first landfall in antigua and barbuda, to the heartbreaking damage it caused in the british v

for that we have margy bond and james fleming whose usid's hurricane response director at the office of foreign disaster. marringy's had a distinguished career at state including her previous assignment in the u.s. embassy in kabul and before that some four years in the state department international organizations bureau. she's a harvard graduate. and one of the most impressive elements of her career was her work as a peace corp volunteer in the republic. congo. james fleming who also began his development career the right way in the peace corp after graduating from college in physics, he joined in 1999 and worked as the operations division chief responsible for the disaster assistance response teams. those teams i've worked closely with them in haiti and i value greatly their work. james now is usid's division chief for disaster response in asia, latin america and europe, the middle east and central asia. and we'll begin with margy. >>> good afternoon and thank you csis for inviting me to represent the state department here at this panel discussion today. first of all, on behalf of

--saw flemings, uprooted floodings, and uprooted palm trees.ere,se to tell the story as opposed to that boulevard into palm beach. what thesegine people were hearing as those palms tilted over. downedoned flooding, trees, billboards have been blown out. sayinge authorities anything about the return of power and the return of people to the area? >> as far as this area is concerned, palm beach is trying to tidy things up. folks were writing down the street on a bicycle. -- riding down the street on a bicycle. some people are getting back on the island. but it is controlled access. police are at every point. it will take weeks to answer your question. i expect palm beach will be up and running far faster than other parts of the state with a tax bracket like this. people will be allowed to return to their homes at least tomorrow in cases like palm beach. our bloomberg editor at large reporting live in palm beach. we'll be checking in with him. ising up, the united nations weighing new sanctions on north korea. we will tell you what options are on t

. >> the centers for disease control fleming more than $28 million in funding for the national fight against pope yats and it's going to programs that equiped statements needed to address the epidemic. it's already on the dedicated 12 million from three months ago. >> lands mark on self driving vehicles is set for today. house is expected to accelerate testing of unmanned ground vehicles on public roadways and highways. if they pass the measure it could put 150,000 driver's lice driver's licenseless keingt cars on the road next year it could slash the number of automobile deaths each year. owe bone enlts feel it would negatively impact transportation jobs. >> how are we so sure the driveless cars will be better drivers than -- >> i'm with you i was thinking the same thing. >> live outside the wind blowing. >> what a great job. >> lincoln memorial. that's amazing. >>. >> wind moving and bringing in cooler air. fall lake feel coming up not just today with clouds and showers and sunshine is back and feels like october not september. we have three named storms. we have katia. of course t

>> and the late bob murphy, dave fleming when prichard hit bradford for the go ahead touchdown.im harbaugh was 41-point underdogs! that win changed the direction of the program. shaw was an assistant at the time. >> it's kind of flown by, you know? this is a coaching profession. you don't always anticipate being in one place for this long. but it does not seem like ten years ago. i remember it like it was yesterday. it was one of the foundational things that happened when we got here that early that was necessary. but there's still been a lot of building since then. >> reporter: nfl 49er safety jimmy ward here was listed today as doubtful for the game against carolina. they're 5 1/2 point underdogs at home. his hamstring injury cost him all of the preseason. >>> aaron rogers and the packers open up with the seahawks in seattle. but before this, he was making house calls. rogers is bff with sam decker. and decker was having problems with his garbage disposal in his wisconsin home. so rogers crawled underneath the sink. turns tout fix wasn't very complicate -- turned out the fix w

but others dream of soaring to the height of say pavorati, rene fleming or denise graves.t up with some women who want to sing arias and their teacher is one of their opera idols. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: simone brown has been following her dream to sing since she was a little girl growing up in silver spring, maryland. >> i started singing in church inquire when i was in elementary school. ♪ ♪ >> i was all of that to be higher. >> when you have a dream of reaching the top it's great to have a coach to help you get there. opera s opera soprano denise graves who grew up here has been coming to the area between her own singing engagements each week for six years to coach and encourage undergraduate and graduate students at the famed peabody conservatory at johns hopkins in baltimore. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: mary burke who grew up in centerville, virginia dreams of singing with the washington national opera some day. >> especially growing up in the area you go to all the operas and you see these people singing in such a fantastic space. so, i know that that's definitely something i would wa

thank you very much, adam fleming in brussels.e fines if they pay their leaders more than the prime minister — unless they can convince a regulator that their bosses are worth it. dozens of vice chancellors currently earn more than double the prime minister's annual salary of £150,000. the universities minister, jojohnson, says urgent measures are needed to ensure a good deal for both students and taxpayers. 0ur education correspondent gillian hargreaves is at the conference in west london, where the universities minister jojohnson is due to speak later. gillian joins us now. what is the reaction been to what he has had to say? i would describe it as subdued. there was no slow handclapping, there was nojeering. these are very respectable leaders of the universities across the united kingdom, so they're not the sort of people who would throw rotten eggs at a politician. but they are not very happy about this and they are saying this is government interference in their autonomy. many vice chancellors have said to me, we don't actual

let‘s get our view from adam fleming.ely right. bruges is famous in eurosceptic history because of that speech in 1988. also famous because the college of europe, the university year, churns out the eurocrats, diplomats, officials and politicians. you have plenty of former prime ministers, loads of ambassadors, people like the former prime minister of denmark, nick clegg, the deputy prime minister, studied here. what better way of finding out the views of the eu establishment than speaking to some people that are about to join it? lana, from croatia, did theresa may‘s offer of a close relationship between the eu and the uk after brexit ring true? did it win you over? it is hard to win me over. i figured was a realistic proposal. she will seek the best conditions for her country, which is very realistic. this transition period, i don‘t know how it is going to work with the eu. basically, for me, it is very realistic sense of course the obligations will stay the same the obligations will stay the same the needs and rewards

our special guest today is a brilliant actor and director jason fleming. good to have you here.t is youridea food heaven and food hell. what is your idea of heaven? . . you can do in so many different ways. beetroot, love that. hell is anything that wobbles... gellay! that's good. we have two great chefs here as well. you are old friends, right? yes. i'm going to cook a lovely sea bream, lovely and quick. i would tell you later about the crazy water! and tom? good morning. i'm going to do a perfect brunch dish, some grouse in breadcrumbs and served on toast with black pudding, fried egg and watercress mayonnaise. we also have ollie smith in a lovely coat. it's a jacket. thank you. don't forget you quys jacket. thank you. don't forget you guys at home are in charge of jason's heaven or hell. lock stock and two smoking barrels for you! all that fun, we will see you at ten o'clock and i guarantee it will be a better mushroom dish than the one you have there. i don't know about that. does it involve cheese? what about cheese? the mushroom dish? no. it isn't going to be any good. do

beyonce or taylor swift but others like this woman would rather yoin renee fleming an denise graves. today, inspiring opera stars will take the stage and that's when it will become reality. >> news 4's barbara harrison caught up with a few of them. >> simone brown has been following her dream to sing since she was a little girl growing up in silver spring maryland. >> i started singing in church choir in elementary school. >> i would like all of that to be higher. >> when you have a dream of reaching the top it's great to have a coach to help you get there. >> opera has been coming back to the area between her own singing engagements each week for six years to coach graduate students at yojohns hopkins universitiest baltimore. >> mary burke who grew up in virginia dreams of singing with the washington national opera some day. >> growing up in the area you go to the operas and see all of these people singing in such a fantastic space. that's definitely something i want to do some day. >> students here at peabody come from across the country and around the world. >> i'm from the other

alix: no drama when it comes to ge. .2%.stock is up by ceo john fleming making his first big sale.nize and the company is selling up, spending off assets. be looking at a revamp of 2.5, three billion dollars. john flannery was the former m&a chief. no surprise that this would be a make focus for him in the transition. be finish line is revised down by about 8%. ir sales and revenue remind, but the disappointing outlook for august still holds. they say the holiday season profit coming under expectations. more negative news about the athletic wear world when it comes to retail. a selectica talk about this forever. sprint up by almost 4%. t-mobile up by almost 1%. softbank would own 4% of the combined company and deutsche bank would have a majority stake, but will they, won't they question mark it is the best kept deal rumor in the markets. david? david: thanks so much, alix. major headlines overnight as president trump and north korea traded threats. north korea's kim jong-il responded with warnings of what un calls -- kim jong-i the highest hardline level response ever. wilbur ross:

he urged eu member states to embrace reforms and forge new trade deals. 0ur europe reporter adam flemingom mr yunker wasn't it? as you said, his team at the commission how happy they have seen of the eurozone and greek crises. they have got a handle on migration and managed to prevent any countries heading out the exit door so far, and also preventing the brexit negotiations interfering with the eu day—to—day business. there was even speculate that he wasn't going to mention the brexit word at all. turns out he did. he suggested that romania who will host the rotating presidency of the eu in 2019 in march when the uk leave the eu, he suggest they host a summit on brexit dated celebrate the 27 members remaining in the eu. he talks about brexit day and this is what he said when some british meps started a balding brexit in africa are prodding brexit in the government chamber behind me. march 29, the date when the united kingdom will leave the european union. this will be a sad and tragic moment in our history. we will always regret this but... applause and i think you will regret it too, s

adam fleming is in the capital and we can speak to him now.s brussels going to want to hear today? morning to you. everyone here is going to be all ears for this speech. no doubt, it's a big moment in the brexit process. lots of people will be listening and listening for lots of things. first of all, there will be the general tone, what sort of pose does theresa may strike, how constructive, friendly, open does she appear? actually what they'll be listening to and noting is the technical details that will be coming up in the next round of negotiations that will start next week and they break it down into categories. the issue of the citizens‘ rights, that‘s what happens about eu nationals living in the uk after brexit. two big issues there. how are those rights protected, is there a role for the european court ofjustice, are they written into eu law, how does — into uk law? they‘re also worried about the administrative procedures and process the eu nationals will have to go through get permission to stay in the uk, that‘s citizens‘ rights. the

she was the eldest daughter of cille fleming and here cue less richard shon. she was an early track star. as a member of chicago's mayor richard daly's new found track team she was mentored by willie hite and irma richardson and pat missed the 1968 u.s. olympic eam by one quarter of an inch. pioneering ism, her spirit ascended beyond the track, mr. speaker. pat hill was a trailblazer and women's professional basketball when she joined a chicago team in the early 1970's. after completing her college her loveat hill shared and knowledge of sports by becoming a physical education teacher in the chicago public schools. a position she only left when she became a member of the chicago police department. where she would ride to work ith one of chicago's permanent trailblazers as a bodyguard for the late chicago mayor harold washington. mr. speaker, pat hill became a member of the chicago police department, she had been inspired by work of the african-american patrolmen's league to uncover the basic truth of the murder of my dear friend in the late 1960's. after pat b