had for punta arenas in southern chile but unlike them i'll be flying into antarctica to king george island at the northern tip here all join the greenpeace ship the arctic sunrise and head into the weddell sea with luck will reach our target the sixty fourth parallel which marks the northern edge of the proposed station signed three an internationally supported marine reserve covering one point eight million square kilometers that would be protected from direct human impact like fishing oil drilling and deep sea mining. how times have changed immediately it's clear how connected the outer reaches of the antarctic continent to become the plane is full of tourists. what was once a grueling journey of months maybe is now can be done in an hour and a half with lunch and if you. want to. be in the out. there for fun. it's a cold murky arrival i'm surprised at how many people there are around dozens are coming in going to hear you know king george island and downscale related business like that they don't. look so remote as more of transport a. you can see lots of tears. taking ribs out to infla

george's island and st. mary's. we'll keep an eye on this has it goes t the southeast impacting areas likeme mont. maryland needs to head indoors until it expires at 6:35. for more, erik back to you. >>> d.c. prison aolice are investigating a deadly crash involving a bus and clsit. police say 19-year-old malik habib'sike tire got caught in the rail causing him to fall into the path of a charter bus. he wase taken to hospital where he died. he lived in northeast d.c. no word on whether the driver will face any charges. >>> more protests today outside detention centers where immigrant children are being held. meanwhile, president trump doubling down on his immigration policyt tweeting t people who quote invade our country should be sent back without a court hearing, a move some are calling illegal and unconstitutional. nbc's jennifer johnson has more. >> reporter: protesters in texas where migrant children are being held, demanding they be reunited with their parents. >> it's otright. >> reporter: one of several prote

george speaking greek ] >> anthony: really? >> lambros: yeah, i mean, well, if you come from this island with the fresh air and the sea -- >> anthony ] >> anthony: really? this gentleman is a fisherman. >> lambros: george is a fisherman. his name is fearless george. >> anthony: fearless george. >> lambros: yes, yes. >> anthony: so, as i understand it, in many, if not all of the greek islands, the government or the eu is offering buyouts to fisherman? they're basically saying, "we'll pay you to not fish." [ george speaking greek ] >> lambros: they're trying to get the older domestic fisherman out of the way basically in order to -- >> anthony: the little guys. >> lambros: yeah, the little guys. basically the little guys in order to get more commercial fishing being imported into the land. quite a few have sold out their businesses, their boats, and they've moved into, like, tourism. [ george speaking greek ] >> anthony: who -- up here? i mean, as far as the, the economic crisis, i mean, you've got the whole eu crunching down on poor greece. greeks are being depicted as basically lazy, addicted to social welfare. what happened? [ geo

one of ten architects commissioned by the vatican to design a chapel here on the venetian island of son george a majority. of the twenty eight team venues be anon it provides an alternative view of architecture one that focuses on meeting the needs of people one that displays great attention to detail but one that is not set in stone that allows for change in free space. and now we have a date with an architect who decided to live in that would meet up with her in a romantic garden at the other end of the city. genevieve dean has lived here for many yes she considers venice has a second home the architect and professor is also a writer in two thousand and six she established the global award for sustainable architecture awarded to architects engaged in the search for new ethics. then i've been in free space i have almost as moderates normally again for free space is the theme for the biala this year not hard to get you set up a global award for sustainable architecture award sustainable and participator global award intermittently do you have the feeling that the world of architecture has chan

"while in the remote indian island nation gerson met with prince muhammad also known as mbc and communicated with george organizes the erik prince meeting itself. the development adds a new layer of intrigue to an already strange set of circumstances. s an nbc news reports, mueller's team has asked witnesses about gerson's proximity to the seychelles meeting as well as another meeting it earlier in new york city. a spokesperson told nbc mr. gerson was on vacation in the seychelles prior to the meeting you reference. he knew nothing about the meeting. however, gerson declined -- his lawyer declined to say whether he has been contacted by mueller. joining me is ken dilanian. ken, you know it has an aspect of you know, connections to kevin bacon, how many degrees of separation. it always -- how many people go to the say shells? does mueller believe it's a coincidence this buddy of kushners happened to be right near that meeting where apparently the back channel with the russians was being set up? >> you and i both know prosecutors don't tend to believe in coincidences and they're scrutinizing this closely.

are looking for a street, you are going up the west side of the island and you could track how close you are getting by the alpha. george kellam. sotomayor. that is the sculpture as its fully assembled. some artists whose names were proposed or have been selected contributed to what was called the unity sculpture. we have 14 sculptures that tida owns that were from that fountain and each of the sculptors contributed a pair to that fountain and we have two pieces by sergeant johnson that are in oullecti as well as ruth corvath, she contributed two of the sculptures to that unity fountain. bernard maybeck renowned landscape architect had a hand in the exposition grounds. zoe dell lantis. she was here two years ago. at her request zoe dell lane uses her first name which is the name she has always gone by. whereas all of the other street names are the last names of the artists or architects. donald macky. and lulu braghetta for path of darkness and william wurster for yerba buena club. and helen phillips. on yerba buena island, the plan is to use the street naems in use on yerba buena island. macalla road. yerba buena road

quote, while in the remote independent indiana island nation, gerson met with prince mohammed and communicated with georgepment adds a new layer of intrigue, i'd say, to an already strange of set of circumstances. and as nbc news reports, mueller's team has asked witnesses about gerson's proximity to that seychelles meeting as well as another meeting a month earlier in new york city. a spokesperson for rick gerson told nbc that mr. gerson was on vacation in the seychelles prior to the meeting you reference. he knew nothing about the meeting. however, gerson declined -- his lawyer declined to say whether gerson has been personally contacted by mueller. joining me to break this down is ken dilanian, investigative reporter for nbc. ken, it has an aspect of connections to kevin bacon. how many degrees of separation? but how many people go to the seychelles? does mueller believe it's a coincidence that this buddy of kushner's, the president's son-in-law, happened to be right near that meeting where apparently the back channel with the russians was being set up? >> well, you and i both know, chris, that prosecu

island. and arlene foster has as legitimate claim and a stake in that ireland as i do. secondly, whatever george is on that matter, i want to tell you that i am the leader of sinn fein, that i am the leader of sinn fein, that i am part of the collective leadership, that the sinn fein leadership, that the sinn fein leadership calls the shots in our party. so what is your relationship with the ira then? these people that george hamilton says are still out there, still wielding influence, what is your relationship with them? i have no relationship with the ira, i have no relationship with the ira, i have never been a member of the ira. i was democratically elected the distant position. we are an open, the credit party. and nobody dictates the pace to me. you have also indicated that you are an ambitious politician, and of course, in ireland, given the nature of the political make—up of the country, usually prime ministers are the result of coalition building. and you have said you are ready as sinn fein to work with the other main parties, whether it be fianna fail. the trouble is you are still ass

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george w. h. bush loves to wear distinctive socks, at his wife's funeral in april the book designed literacy. where does he get them. we visited his sources. >> reporter: on long islandohn crohn in is building a sock business with his dad. >> i don't care who you are, there's a sock for you. >> the 22-year-old with down syndrome handles all sorts of sock. >> this is a new design. >> you drew this. >> i drew this one. >> his mark isproud, knew down syndrome didn't mean it would limit as others said it would. >> he came to me and said dad i want to go into business with you. >> so 18 months ago john's crazy socks was dorn and $2.2 million in revenue they're doing well with 16 to 35 jobs held down by differently-abled workers, they're also doing good. >> they're excited to be here. they have great skills and a great spirit. >> certain socks are linked to certain charities, each pair generates a donation, $100,000 and counting. while youtube and social media have helped rththe >> whosfrom. that's frombu the pre w sned americ >> on world down syndrome day he wore john's super heroks and sent a tweet of him wearing it, thanking his friend. >> that was good for business whe

mondejar was honored by sfda, george gascon for her work within the filipino community and the city and county of san francisco as part of her work on the pacific islander heritage month, so congratulations to you. [applause] >> thank you. >> and since our last meeting, supervisor cohen called for a public hearing for the shipyard hunters point cleanup, and there was representatives from -- on may 14, 2018. there were representatives from the various regulatory agencies, navy, e.p.a., dtsc as well as cal dph and our local public health department. tetratech was invited. it was lengthy. the take away from that meeting was the mayor also, actually that morning, as well as leader pelosi had also issued a letter with regards to parcel a residents, and requesting the navy and the regulatory agencies to do a reevaluation of parcel a, even though it wasn't the subject of the fraud. and malia cohen -- supervisor malia cohen as part of hur opening remarks emphasized that retesting occur, so that information is out there and the regulatory agencies and the navy is looking into a plan to reevaluate that. a allowed for opportunity to bring this item back in septemb

with george washington university that was supposed to be complete in may but there have been delays. the timing of this is creating anxiety. as we have spent the week traveling across the islandsay they are not prepared for another hurricane to come because this island is too vulnerable and still recovering. >> we certainly hope puerto rico gets spared this hurricane season. >>> separated from their families and now homeless. >> welcome home here. it's about name tax in your shoes again and realizing as a grown man you have to start from zero again. >> we have exclusive coverage on this problem just ahead here. >>> also, more companies and countries are banning plastic utensils and straws. how will it help clean up our already polluted oceans filled with plastic? i'll ask an expert just ahead. plaque psoriasis can be relentless. your plaques are always there at the worst times. constantly interrupting you with itching, burning and stinging. being this uncomfortable is unacceptable. i'm ready. tremfya® works differently for adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. with tremfya®, you can get clearer and stay clearer. in fact, most patients who saw 90% clearer skin at 28

point, and europe, the original line drawn by george cannon and atchison and the rest of them, intentionally left korea out. it was japan and the first island chain were where we were going to invest our efforts and our interest. that changed in june 1950, and it changed because of actions going on in europe, and president truman felt that to let the invasion of south korea go unanswered would set a very bad precedent for europe. i agree, korea is a maritime country, it's a peninsula. so by definition, it's three sides surrounded by -- three sides touching the water. but the connection was there in the cold war and made forcefully by the grandfather kim in 1950 for us. >> absolutely. okay, so we got about 15 minutes left. let's go ahead and hope to some questions. seems like a lot of people are very interested. we'll start right here in the front. and ifou cou just wait for a microphone, so everybody can hear you. >> thank you for coming. my name is mitsuo nakai, reagan foundation. my number one concern is north korea, obviously, chip, but you touched a base a little bit about the south china sea issues we have. can you expand that just a l

george's county remains under nearly len town road and drive . motorcyclist was killed. the driver and passengers inhe carly. >>> also in maryland, we now eie kn of two boater who's drowned newer could be islandn areing resourceshe p fsthat matches the number o >> l of wtheroday pecaueo it will be hot. >> it is. stay andouooasuch as yan. daytime highs in the mid 90's. 78 now in washington. 75 dulles everybody well the 70s at this hour, and the heat indinex will om be climbing from here as the heat index heat and humidity combined should be 100 plus this afternoon. code orang air quality never a good site, and that's for sensitive groups including derly the a is considered li yim. outdoors at least fur outdoors make sure u're in the shade drink plenty of water if you have to work outdoors later today. sunny and bright. if you are looking out somebody's yard dry this afternoon. be ser chance fortorms tomorrow and wednesday.th ge extended heat wave b we're going to be in the 90 plus for next couple of days. today wille of it. again that heat index this afternoon. e cait ctlin. feels like summer and busy out there. not looking like summer. smonormal commute on aonday has resumed on the silver ora

islander's daring raid. it was spread from pulpits and pamphlets up and down the colonies. the furious king george offered huge rewards for the capture of the rebels, a trial in england was announced, but in characteristic impressive solidarity, not one rhode islander would step forward to identify a single one of the raiders. the royal threats broke vainly against the silent solidarity of the rhode islanders and the royals intos -- royal nooses hung empty. this is one part of a daring rhode island resistance, stretching months before the gaspee incident into that explosive night in the narragansett bay. his majesty's navy had not heard the last of whiple. in 1775, abraham whiple faced off against the british friget. the captain sent a note to captain whiple from captain sir james wallace of the rose, you, abraham whiple, on the tenth of june, 1772, burned his majesty's vessel the gaspee and i will hang you at the yard arm. james wallace, to which note whiple replied, to sir james wallace, sir, always catch a man before you hang him. abraham whiple. by the way, rhode island john malar two centurie