. >> my name is florence sasso. archibald mcmahon was a member of the 1860s atlantic nine baseball team. i inherited this card from my mother when she passed away. >> hi. i'm jamie. >> hi. i'm florence. >> heard you have a great story and a very strange inheritance. also heard you're a new york girl. >> yes. >> i'm from queens. >> i'm a brooklyn girl. >> uh-oh. 75-year-old flo lives alone and runs an electrolysis business from her house. what a lovely home. she explains that fate has handed her a very unusual inheritance in the form of a 2 1/2-by-4-inch antique baseball card. oh, my goodness. is this what i think it is, florence? may i touch it? >> sure. >> look at the players. 1860. >> before the civil war. >> and a relative of yours is in here? >> my great-great-uncle archibald mcmahon is in here. >> which one is he? >> we don't know. it hasn't been identified. >> well, can you make a guess on which one he might be? is there any resemblance to you or your parents? >> no. i couldn't figure it out. i was just lookin

>> the florence super max houses notorious terrorists like the boston marathon bomber and unabomber ando one has escaped. el chapo will be in a 7x12 foot cell 23 hours a day but this is an inmate who could test this air tight facility like no others. like mexico's prison in 2015, el chapo disappeared while walking through a shower stall. there was an escape hatch in the floor that led to an elaborate tunnel, complete with electricity, lighting, tracks laid along the ground and a modified motorcycle cart for transportation. he once escaped a high security mexican prison reportedly hidden in a laundry cart, and he once got out of a safe house into a tunnel and escaped completely naked while police were closing in on him. >> chapo guzman i consider to be the modern-day houdini. he escapes from the two most

thank you very much florence louis at the base of . still ahead on al-jazeera some of the poorest some of puerto rico's biggest stars joined protests demanding that governor ricardo a 7 step down. and the markets react to the potential of a breakthrough in the u.s. china trade war. and cricket in zimbabwe suffers a major blow will have a d. the details in the sport dried up but far. the seasonal flooding in china is no surprise it's popping up all over the place in the last couple of days the last couple of weeks now given the direction of the current movement of cloud it's hard to predict where the next lot will be just from following that but seasonally it should be across the yangtze or further centers it's disrupted by the circulation that's on its way through the east china sea on the edge of your screen there up towards south korea has taken mostly energy out of the atmosphere so much the yangtze will be dry hong kong's back in the rain but which is then spreading up towards sichuan for friday on saturday it all just on try and d

florence pugh is brilliant in everything she is in.n with anxiety about a terrible tragedy that has befallen herfamily at the beginning of the film. jack is her boyfriend, christian, she needs him for support, but what she doesn't know is that he has agreed with his friends that he will go to a pagan midsummerfestival. she isn't thrilled when she finds out. but she thinks she has to along with it. here's a clip. you said it would be cool to go. look, i don't mind you going ijust wish you would have told me, that's all. well, i just apologised. you didn't apologise, you said sorry which sounds more like too bad. maybe i should just go home. what? no, no, i'mjust trying to understand. and i'm trying to apologise. and i don't need an apology. i don't, ijust wanted to talk about it, that's all. i really think i should just leave. no, no. please, please. please, i'm not trying to attack you. i'm not. it really feels like you are! well, then, i'm sorry! i'm sorry, ijust got confused. i'm sorry. hey, please come on. can you come and sit with

florence pugh is brilliant, will poulter is brilliant. you buy into all supporting actors.e more reserved about ari aster and i was because his short films were great and they are about family and family conspiracy and secrets and i thought hereditary went off the boil but this is much more of a sustained piece. and i promise you it is not a horror movie. i just promise you it is not a horror movie. ijust don't believe you! i love will poulter but i'm still too scared to see it. it is a will poulter film which happens to have skinny parts and it scary bits. may after avengers, where do we go from here? peter parker wants to be a normal school but nick fury calls up a normal school but nick fury calls up and says we need you to put on the spider—man costume and come and do the stuff because the world needs you. so what is interesting about the film is it is quite playful. it is very funny but also has kind of dark part because it exists in a world in which the question is what do we all do now? where does it go from here? at the centre of it is somebody who doesn't want to b

it was only after aggressive treatment that florence was eligible for 0laparib, a drug that can haltn england sooner, when they've responded well to their first round of chemotherapy. often it presents at a very late stage because the symptoms that women sufferfrom are, can be nonspecific, such as abdominal bloating, pain, difficulty going to the toilet, tiredness, loss of appetite and these symptoms can overlap with many conditions that are not cancer related. this medicine is for women with the hereditary brca gene mutation, which angelian jolie reveled she has. it affects around one in 400 people and significantly increases the risk of breast and ovarian cancers. ovarian cancer is a devastating disease that is really difficult to diagnose and treat, and has a really high recurrence rate, but the clinical trials with this drug have shown a reduction in the risk of the cancer spreading by 70% — which is huge. the disease did not progress among almost two thirds of women who were given 0laparib during the trial. usually 70% of patients relapse within three years. doctor says the drug

i'm florence lee in south korea where there's a push to preserve not just the opposite texture of the centuries old confucian academies but also the teachings of the philosopher. there's been an airstrike on a migrant camp in libya's capital tripoli at least 40 people have been killed and dozens more wounded the area has seen fighting between the forces of world khalifa haftar and those loyal to the internationally recognized government correspondent mark what otherwise he does there with all the details this is the migrants. in the neighborhood in the eastern suburbs will deliver to the pulley it has just been hit by an air strike. fighter jets loyal to the world. it's very tragic here dead bodies are still under the law but i can see dead. and here the medical workers are just picking up. one dead body over there. is this this detention center according to the supervisor here there were about 150 migrants here in this detention center from different nationalities including african nationalities and the see that the airstrike was very precise that it hit the center. the center of the

. >> desde florence, colorado, telemundo . >> juan cooper la crema innata d de la prision de florence . >> asi es, en esta carcel estan los peores criminales del pais, estan los autores del atentado de la maraton de boston, hay t enen gente que debe estar aislada, es un peligro para los guardias de seguridad . >> si chapojoaquin "el chapo" g loera se quejaba de las condi o condiciones, seran mas terribles las condiciones, mgruchas graci por la informacion . >> gracias a ti . >> buen dia, vamos a la corte d fderal en brooklyn, nueva york e con rsmebeka smyth, hay detalle con lo que se ha pronunciado a chapjoaquin "el chapo" guzman l en estos 13 minutos donde estuvo hablando, hablo en idioma esp o espaÑol, leyo una carta, utilizo un traductor para hablar con el juez, se le quebro la voz pero n no lloro cunaando menciono a su familia, ¿no es asi? . >> asi es , se puso emotivo, se pone emotivo con su familia, t entonces ver a emma y tambien cunando agradece a sush no famir haber orado por el, tenemos i o informacion que si se puso em i emocional, y tambien sabemos que no estaba nda de acu

florence, for you, very grateful to you about this morning. earlier will make a big difference. for you, what difference did it make? it has made a huge difference to me. i had advanced ovarian cancer in 2010, i was told it was not curable, because it had gone into the abdomen, it was treatable, so i had surgery, chemo, and it came back 17 months later, more chemo, then another 17 months, more chemo, then another 17 months, more surgery, more chemo, and it came back again, i have had chemotherapy four times. the last lot of chemotherapy, which finished in february 2017, didn't actually get rid of the disease, so i was in a situation of, what do you have next? i am in a serious situation here, end—of—life situation potentially, and i started to olaparib, andi potentially, and i started to olaparib, and i have been on a 28 months. for me, it has been a game changer, it has given me another 28 months, and i am so grateful.m nothing else, dr miller, for someone like florence, your mental health, having to go through four rounds of chemotherapy — t

florence li al-jazeera mount merapi indonesia. now a viral social media app could be investigated by u.s. authorities because of security concerns senate minority leader chuck schumer says the russian face app could misuse personal dancer of millions of people are he's asked the f.b.i. to investigate face app allows users to alter the age and gender of images but face at c.e.o.'s says the russian government has no access to use the data fears of cyber espionage of increased in the u.s. since the 2016 presidential election. a gigantic work of others taking shape in los angeles a city known for its hollywood films glamorous celebrities and beach tan ball these what bodies a postal and different sort of vision of one man well brunell's explains. robert farkas is painting an ode to the city he loves and he's chosen a big canvas it's 14 stories tall and 55000 square meters large towering over a parking lot right in the heart of los angeles this mural speaks about the history of los angeles its people the diversity and also kind of brid

i'm florence italy on mount merapi indonesia's most active volcano where devastating eruption nearly 10 years ago has turned into an unexpected money spinner for people living here. hello again welcome back where across united states we have been dealing with a lot of rain concerning a frontal boundary that's been pushing across the eastern seaboard as well as down here towards the southeast and we did see a lot of problems particularly up here towards parts of massachusetts as well as new york a lot of rain even a tornado push through massachusetts over the last few days but the rain is going to continue down here across much of the southeast that front will linger and we could be seeing some localized flooding for parts of florida over the next few days from miami expect to see about $32.00 with thunderstorms in your forecast but anything north of that it is going to be much drier but temperatures still into the high twenty's there as we go towards friday much of the same but we do have another weather system that is pushing across the great lakes and that will bring some thunderst

fishing by destroying encroaching vessels the measure has helped boost its fish don't sponsor as florence lee reports from summer on illegal boats aren't the only threats to marine life. after half a day out at sea it's time to sort the whole small boats such as these in tomorrow city central java contribution 70 percent of the nation's catch a few years ago these waters were in danger of being overfished foreign vessels illegally worked off the indonesian coast stocks only recovered after the government started thinking unlicensed boats significant improvement compared with other countries in the war one of the main reason because of the very top quality that we call not in the recent assaults and the impact impacted not on not only. for cement indonesia but also the other industrial like board but now the industry faces a new threat indonesia's fisheries exports may have improved but this country is also the world's 2nd largest plastic waste contributor some of that waste inevitably ends up in its waters and makes its way into the food chain as plastic degrades it breaks into small chun

70 percent by 2025 but until that happens plastic will continue to be on the menu for fish and us florence leigh al-jazeera. indonesia. welcome if you're just joining us you're watching al-jazeera these are the top stories donald trump is holding a cabinet meeting watched by the media following his tweets attacking 4 female members of congress was. the trump is facing growing accusations of being racist and having what's called a white nationalist agenda democrats in both houses calling for a vote to condemn it. federal prosecutors say they won't be charging a new york policeman involved in the chokehold death of a black american aragon his family say they are dismayed by the decision the officer. arrested for selling cigarettes on the street and 5 years ago his last words. were a rallying call for the black lives matter of movement. by. the secret vote by members of the european parliament on who gets the top job is over and counting is coming to an end we have some live pictures for you coming to us out of strasburg. will replace. and for the 1st time could be a woman on the line is in l

i'm florence louie on mount merapi indonesia's most active volcano where devastating eruption 10 years ago has turned into an unexpected money spinner for people living here. and later in sport it's a less than perfect start for you ventus is new $84000000.00 signing details coming up. still ahead but 1st sudan's military says it's for a coup attempt the military's chief of staff was among a number of high ranking officials detained that's one week after a power sharing deal was signed by members of the military council and civilian coalition the mechanically move. the military forces were able to uncover the details of the plan and the participants led by general want to leave ahmed the military joint chief of staff and a number of military officers and senior members of the national intelligence and security service this is in addition to leaders from the islamic movement and the national congress party that have been taken into custody. morgan has more on this now. the chief of staff is not the only person who has been arrested are several of the top army officials were arrested as

i'm florence lee in south korea where there's a push to preserve not just the aka texture of the centuries old confucian academies but also the teachings of the philosopher. has been an airstrike on a migrant camp in libya's capital tripoli at least 40 people have been killed and dozens more were injured the area has seen fighting between the forces of world khalifa haftar and those loyal to the internationally recognized government well let's meet our correspondent mark went up to wahid who's in tripoli for us would talk us through what you're seeing i believe you as a hospital around a number of people have been injured. one indeed and this time it's it's so tragic it's unbelievable and the. the one the migrants do not really know what's happening next for them because as you know they were detained because they were trying to cross media training into europe and they were detained and sent back to detention centers in the capital tripoli as you know this is like. that tug of migrant detention center in a neighborhood that's been the eastern suburb of the libyan capital sue unbelievable

her up erupted 9 years ago but since then survivors of returns to their villages and farms and as florence are reports some of us have found new ways to make a living. when the weekend arrives so do the tourists hundreds of them by the bus load that day pollen to off road trucks and head off bumping along dusty trails for close encounter with indonesia's most active volcano the alert level for mt merapi is now low it's 9 years since the last major eruption. turret's allowed to go into the danger zone as close as 4 kilometers from the crater. so. to be a cattle farmer but turned to off road driving after his neighbor persuaded him to give it a go but. we never there's been an interruption tourists are a bit weary and stay away but they come back when the government says it's a volcano is dangerous of course but there are also been a fits. he sold some of his cows to buy his 1st utility. now he has 3. this tour has become so popular that they're now about 900 jeeps that cater to visitors the highlight is the driving through a river and fans from the 2010 eruption. it's not just nature and th

heavier rain and higher sea levels, we saw this catastrophic flooding with harvey and florence. summer 2018 saw an unprecedented state of extreme floods, droughts, heat waves, and wildfires break out across north america, europe, and asia. florences harvey and -- warmer soil evaporates more moisture into the atmosphere so you get more droughts. theal warming shifts extreme tale of the bell curve, so you get more frequent and intense heat waves. think summer 2018 all around the northern hemisphere. you combined heat and drought, you get worst wildfires. i think what we are seeing in the western u.s. running climate models both with and without human impacts, we can investigate whether an event was likely more common or more frequent because of human caused warming, and we are able to attribute certain events to the extreme nature is of climate change. of climate change. the record rainfall in north carolina with florence, according to another study, it was increased as much as 50% human caused warming. some of the impacts of climate change are too subtle to be captured by current

we saw this in 2017 with harvey and 2018 with florence. summer 2018 saw an unprecedented spate of extreme floods and wildfires break out across north america, europe and asia. hurricanes harvey and florence. warmer soils evaporate more -- into the atmosphere. so you get more droughts. you get more temperature extremes, more frequent and intense heat waves. think 20 -- combine heat and drought, it's worse wildfires. running climate models both with and without human impacts, we have investigate whether a particular event was likely to be made more frequent because of human-caused warming. in that sense, we're able to attribute certain events -- the extreme nature of these events to climate change. the heat wave last summer was made more than twice as likely because of human caused warming. the record rainfall in north carolina with florence, according to another study, was increased by as much as 50% by human-caused warming. some of the impacts of climate change on extreme weather events are too subtle to be captured by current generation c

is master of florence and the elements in 2008 he created waterfalls in new york a magical natural spectacle in the midst of the metropolis. his biggest show to date just opened at the tate modern what do we see in his own thoughts what's real what is perception and what is real about perception we are supposed to provide the answers ourselves. shafi here to he she when i look at it i create the story in this picture i look at the picture and then i project my feelings my dreams my ideas my thoughts on to the picture and so it is sometimes a bit of work to go to the museum it's not like going to the supermarket and saying now i feel good we are here to question ourselves and to examine ourselves and to see ourselves within the context of the wider world to see. as many sources of inspiration and make sure in iceland is one of the most important. for me hi. thrown from a means the arctic landscape extremely slow and very fragile like my parents are icelandic as a child i was often out and about in nature my father was an artist and as a painter he was out in nature in a conventional manner an

i'm florence lee in south korea where there's a push to preserve.

70 percent by 2025 but until that happens plastic will continue to be on the menu for fish and us florence al-jazeera. indonesia. the headlines here on al-jazeera the u.s. house of representatives is planning a vote to formally condemn donald trump's tweets telling for democratic congresswoman to go home the targets of the tweets are all u.s. citizens of his bank calling his comments hate filled bullying as we all know the recent tweets and words from the president are simply a continuation of his racist as you know phobic playbook we cannot allow these hateful actions by the president to distract us from the critical work to hold this administration accountable to the inhumane conditions at the border that is separating children from their loved ones in caging them up in the legal horrific conditions more rain is forecast in the pool as rescuers search for dozens of people missing in flash floods and landslides at least 69 people died and thousands forced from their homes during 3 days of nonstop monsoon rains at least 24 people dead following heavy rains and flash floods in pakistan admi

florence lowy visited one of them in and built 500 years ago. tucked away in the south korean countryside is a perfectly preserved example of a saw one built between the 16th and 17th century so one academies that taught confucianism the dominant ideology of the time of the 900 that existed more than 600 remain but only 9 are completely intact south korea has put in a bid to have them included in the unesco world heritage list. so one is south korea's precious cultural heritage they help preserve the spirit and activities of new york confucianism unesco listing would help ensure this valuable area is passed down to the next generation. most were built in secluded picturesque places considered by confucian teachings as ideal conditions for learning and contemplation education in a so one focused on developing not just the mind but also body and spirit so one would not just places for scholarly pursuits they were libraries private academies and at that peak centers for public opinion they were home to influential confucian scholars. some consider

florence has been taking it for 28 months and says it has changed her life.say it could eventually even have the potential to cure the disease in some people. laura moss, bbc news. with me now is rachel downing, head of policy at target ovarian cancer. welcome. how significant is this? hugely significant. for too long, women have had few treatment options. this is an exciting trial for the women who can access this, with advanced ovarian cancer. what numbers are we looking at? each year, 360 women can access the drug, 700 at any one time. is that the number of women who have this gene? that had this gene and event cancer and advanced ovarian cancer. do you think awareness has increased about ovarian cancer? i feel amongst my age group of women, we are more aware of the symptoms, there is more publicity and information. it is something we want every woman to know and we are getting increased awareness but we want to make sure every single woman knows the symptoms because early diagnosis is key. what variety is there in terms of people with event cancer who hav

it was only after aggressive treatment that florence was eligible for 0laparib, a drug that can halthas been made available to patients in england sooner, when they've responded well to their first round of chemotherapy. often it presents at a very late stage because the symptoms that women sufferfrom are, can be nonspecific, such as abdominal bloating, pain, difficulty going to the toilet, tiredness, loss of appetite and these symptoms can overlap with many conditions that are not cancer related. this medicine is for women with the hereditary brca gene mutation, which angelian jolie reveled she has. it affects around one in a00 people and significantly increases the risk of breast and ovarian cancers. ovarian cancer is a devastating disease that is really difficult to diagnose and treat, and has a really high recurrence rate, but the clinical trials with this drug have shown a reduction in the risk of the cancer spreading by 70% — which is huge. the disease did not progress among almost two thirds of women who were given 0laparib during the trial. usually 70% of patients relapse wit

florence grand moment to run and join the arena tango on her journey to freedom in our interest to turn to torah and rana turn returns home.

it's only been used two other times for hurricanes florence and harvey. let's get out to meteorologist derek van dam live in the weather center. derek, this thing is moving at a snail's pace. >> we can walk faster than it's moving now, boris. in fact, the flooding is the point that we are trying to drive home. we don't want people lost in the minutia of whether it will make landfall. 24 is a potential flood issue and in fact the weather prediction center has a high risk flash flooding from baton rouge all the way to new orleans that includes the morgan city regions as well. we have 5 million americans under a flash flood watch. that is valid from saturday through sunday. you can see the rainfall totals going forward. we could easily pick up 10 to 15 inches, maybe locally higher amounts. you add in two to four feet of storm surge, perhaps three to six feet of storm surge right along the mouth of the mississippi. new orleans may be facing its achilles heel. we already know the mississippi river is at or near flood stage. 16 feet the current level right now

from sports now a turn to florence comes to a close this weekend but before we crown this year's champion and say to look back at the tours oldest living winner 91 year old fake obama on this back in $1059.00 the eagle of toledo also became the 1st spaniard to ever win cycling's most prestigious prize are tired now so more than 50 years he's still in love with this force but not so much with modern cyclists. federico martinez this saw many hardships early in life during and after the spanish civil war his major concern was finding food in staying alive before becoming a professional writer he honed his cycling skills while delivering bread for black market traders and fleeing the police those skills led him to racing and eventually the spanish cycling federation picked him for its tour de france team in 1959 by this won it all. but when i won the tour for all the spaniards enjoyed it more than anyone. from that moment on things changed for spanish cycling in general franco met with me and the evolution of cycling changed for the better. decades removed from the sport he still regarded as

masses presided over the return of a looted painting to the world famous who feeds the gallery in florence italy the still life vase of flowers by dutch master young wagner high so was stolen in 1944 by retreating not. he sold it as a gift for his wife. the u.s. president donald trump has said there is no doubt that the u.s. warship brought down on the radio drone on thursday even though iran denies that it is lost any of its on monday craft mr trump says the u.s.s. boxer patrolled in the strait of hormuz are brought down the trove of the drone because it had flowed too close to the warship. a view from the drone that the u.s. claims it shot down of the ship the u.s.s. shot it down iranian say this footage credibly disproves the american claim that one of their drones moved too close to u.s. navy ship the u.s. has stuck to its guns u.s. president tunnel shot today addressed the issue in an event at the oval office when questioned by reporters as to the veracity of the story. we. trump said a drone can't come within a 1000 yards of the assault ship the u.s.s. boxer pictured here and ignored

is master of florence and the elements in 2008 he created waterfalls in new york a magical natural spectacle in the midst of the metropolis. his biggest show to date has just opened at the tate modern what do we see in his own thoughts what's real what is perception and what is real about perception we are supposed to provide the answers ourselves. i'm cool shafi here i think you should when i look at it i create the story in this picture i look at the picture and then i project my feelings my dreams my ideas my thoughts onto the picture and so it is some a bit of work to go to the museum it's not like going to the supermarket and saying now i feel good we are here to question ourselves and to examine ourselves and to see ourselves within the context of the wider world to see. as many sources of inspiration the nature in iceland is one of the most important. is one how so for me iceland for me means the arctic landscape extremely slow and very fragile like my parents are icelandic as a child i was often out and about in nature my father was an artist and as a painter he was out in nature in

when florence was a6, she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer.hat was ten years ago. it was only after aggressive treatment that florence was eligible for olaparib, a drug that can halt the progress of the disease. now, for the first time, it's being made available to patients in the uk soon, when they have been diagnosed early and responded well to their first round of chemotherapy. it is for women with a brca gene mutation. angela joni spoke ovarian cancer is a devastating disease that is difficult to diagnose and treat and has a high recurrence rate but the trials clinical trial with this drug have shown a reduction in the risk of the cancer spreading by 70%, which is huge. 70% of women with ovarian cancer usually relapsed within three years, but on the trail, this did not happen with two thirds of patients who had received a labyrinth. florence has not been taking it for 28 months and says it has changed her life. doctors have changed the called the drug a major change for treating ovarian cancer and say it could eventually have the ability t

florence jenner and venice were constantly at war which cost them dearly. pay for those sovereigns borrowed from prominent family 1st government bonds were traded paying interest. those prominence creditor families founded the 1st italian banks that started lending a lot of money to european markets who were caught up in endless wars. most often the bankers were and by the like rule is an easy way of getting rid of debt when that would be used for centuries. at the time governments had power over creditors only much later would that balance of power be reversed. i've. really liked attack which was after the 2nd world war in 1945 america's marshall plan granted $13000000000.00 u.s. dollars in aid to europe's industrialized countries exceptional growth followed and the 30 years after the war were good so good that they were known as the economic miracle in germany and the glorious 30 and france business was brisk industry was in full swing and the growth of consumption was spectacular. the polytunnel use it on going has basically put a deposit there but. i'm

that warning has been issued two other times since 2007 for hurricanes florence and harvey. you have a brand-new update just in. meteorologist derek van dam is taking a look at that. what are they telling us? >> reporter: there hasn't been any changes to the strength of the storm and we have water moving. this is the latest from the national hurricane weather center 5rks a.m. update. 50-mile-an-hour winds. this is not the typical hurricane. it takes time before it gets the classic curvature and the classic shape of a hurricane. that is why we still believe that the storm has the potential to at least reach a powerful tropical storm status maybe nif not a weak storm. anywhere you see the red shading, that is a hurricane warning. we have lake pontchartrain and the greater new orleans area. to the west southwest puts new orleans in a very precarious position. several days of east to southeast will also push up the ocean and also allow for storm surge to impact the region. look at the rainfall totals. this is not a typo. we have the potential for upwards of 15 inches. we're worr

would follow the progressive movement, because they were prominent women activists -- jane addams, florence kelley -- who were part of that active movement. political parties were very much hoping that they could incorporate women and that women would vote the same way that their husbands did. early on, they organized women's divisions and really tried to bring women into the party in a separate way. greta: and what was the outcome? dr. banaszak: well, it is hard to say, because we do not really know what women did in the voting booth -- obviously, we have a secret ballot. there are some political scientists who tried to estimate what the women's vote was based on some statistical analysis. mostly what they have uncovered is really not much different from men in those early elections, that women were not the progressive voters that many politicians thought they would be, but they did vote kind of with the regular party. greta: when, then, do women go from being voters to participating in politics and then running for politics themselves? dr. banaszak: so, um, women -- i would argue women we

and i truly felt and saw florence and bob sitting on the two chairs opposite the coffee table in the dining room and saw annie coming in from the kitchen with a big pot. it was overwhelming. >> it took 283 day, six bradys and two property brothers to turn this into this. >> it looks exactly like a brady kitchen. >> pork chops. >> pork chops and apple sauce. >> i needed to be part of the kitchen, so eve and i were paired up in the kitchen and the family room. >> while we all know it was shot on a sound stage, the studio city home that was used as an exterior was a mystery to them. >> i didn't know where it was until 1996. they now took it and made into the set we worked on as well. >> now hgtv will reveal the sourcing.gs to the rest of the people all across the country that bought something because they saw it on "the brady bunch." it was some little knickknack and they likes it because of that and they volunteered. >> and someone in minnesota had the same refrigerator from 50 years ago and they donated it. >> seriously i don't want to let it go. i'm so attached to this house and the

we're in florence, south carolina. she held this one, she had another meet and greet at a small church. and she spoke to reporters there. and a big bulk of the questions were focused on whether or not she had any reaction to vice president biden's -- the former vice president's apology. here's what she said. >> well, he says he's sorry. i'm going to take him at his word, but again, that doesn't address the issue of busing in america. and the fact that he still, you know, we have to -- we cannot rewrite history about what segregationists were doing at that time on a number of issues, including opposing busing. >> and so i followed up on that and asked her, well, it took him three weeks to apologize. what does she think about how long it took him to apologize. and she said that she was done talking about it, that that was her answer for now, but she again stressed that you cannot rewrite history. when she talks about history, she's talking about the '60s and '70s. >> kyung lah, appreciate that reporting. >>> customs and

from hurrica florence's record-setting rain last summer in the carolinas to hurricane harvey, which dumped more than 60nches of rain on texas in 2017, the most ever recorded for a storm in the u.s. d meteorologists say the situation will likely get worse our warming world. >> if you go back a few decades, and you're still going to have those heavy raienall . but when you factor in our changing climate, the fact that there's more water vapor, the water cycle is super ch what that's leading to is basically our extremes are getting more extreme. >> pat lawson museeporting there. our region made history in 2018 with the wettest year on record in itwashington. 's just another example of our changing climate. but it doesn't end there. we invite you to search "changing climate" in our app. check it out and see how our waing world can affect your family, your health, even your commute. >>> now, when we come back, a special honor for the founder of the smithsonian's afcan-american history museum. only d a story you'll see on 4, two brothers, both unintended targets violence in the district, sharing

front of a panel at the national assembly now this special a defense committee will be questioning florence poly about its french weapons sales now french weapons sales over the past few years of saud particularly to saudi arabia and to the united arab emirates we're talking about billions of dollars worth of trade and what campaigners have been saying is that there aren't enough checks in the french parliament on these weapons sales how they are being used to now the french government has always maintained the french weapons are sold only for defensive purposes but campaign is the same this isn't the case they're often used for offensive purposes and back in april in fact there was a defense ministry document that was leaked to certain journalists who published this document and it said that the french weapons were being used by the saudi coalition in yemen and they've been used offensively and had resulted in the deaths of dozens of civilians so the french defense minister will be questioned about that campaign as want is for there to be more transparency of weapons sales and for weapons

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florence al-jazeera mount merapi indonesia. let's take a look at the top stories here about his era south africa's government what struggles found the president ram opposes a deliberately misled parliament of a campaign donations meanwhile a lawyer for the fullness south african president jacob zuma the soul of corruption inquiry that he will not take part in the inquiry anymore because he felt he was being questioned unfairly iran says all its trains have returned safely to base denying any of being destroyed by the us president trump has said that the warship u.s.s. boxer brought down an iranian drone in the strait of hormuz amid heightened tensions between the 2 countries the president's calling it a defensive action because the drone came close to the vessel and ignored multiple calls the sandown i want to apprise every one of an incident in the strait of hormuz today involving u.s.s. boxer and navy amphibious assault ship the boxer took defensive action against an iranian drone which had close in to a very very near distan