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they can get the boys out the way that they came in without having to teach them to die or useful is gerberrunning the operation, he said that if there is a window of 90% possibility that they can get them out then they will ta ke they can get them out then they will take it. he also said that they would not necessarily bring all the boys out together. if they felt somewhat strong enough in terms of swimming, physical health and mental health, they would be brought out first. sophie long reporting. let's catch up with the weather. we can let's catch up with the weather. we ca n cross let's catch up with the weather. we can cross the newsroom, and there is matt taylor, with news of sunshine and happiness! yes, good afternoon to you. more about sunshine around across most of the uk this afternoon. let's show you what happened earlier in scotland. cloudy skies for a time, but they brought with them a drop in temperature, which continues into the afternoon, meaning it is much fresher day across parts of scotland and northern ireland compared to yesterday, as much as 10 degrees was on. this is t

gerber chartier down that wall.after that that i didn't know what reagan meant to i'm not saying i don't think they should report these i'm just saying they're cheap shot by people who are supposed to be on his side. abc cecilia asking a question, take a look. >> is russia still targeting the u.s.? >> no, you don't believe that to be the case? >> sarah huckabee sanders said he wasn't saying no to the question, he was saying no i'm not taking any questions at this meeting. trump suggests rush is no longer targeting the u.s. >> i think the media coverage might have been overblown. when i watch that video you have to have the subtitles on and it's hard to hear. it does look like he could've been saying no, no, no repeatedly but it sounds like the washington post will jump on that. given what the new cycle was at that time, of course everyone will jump on that. >> i thought it was ambiguous. >> i have a tweet for you. up at the supplement train. there were many. we picked this one. they wanted so badly to see a major co

. >> and toddler-specific products and baby specific products and the gerber stages. instead of 50 or 100 years ago where once your infant transferred to solid food, now there's this whole category of industrialized processed foods specifically for infants and toddlers which is just ridiculous because all they need is food. [laughter] they don't need their own little food. >> right, exactly. one of my pet peeves are those little, squishy pouches that you see kids everywhere -- sorry -- [laughter] eating. >> even here in park slope. >> yeah, because they're organic. they say organic on the label. >> right. >> but not only -- well, a, you can't recycle them. so think about that plastic waste that's everywhere. and don't forget that gets filtered back into the food chain that we then eat. but you have these little babies sucking on these -- they're plastic, they're gnawing on them constantly. >> right. >> and that's when you want to avoid those plastics as much as possible. they're just taking it right in. >> yeah. and all the food inside of them is dead, you know? >> in

processed package pouch foods for kids, and toddler specific products, and baby pick products and the gerber sages and instead of, like 50, or 100 years ago where once your infant transitioned to solid food you would mush up whatever you're eating and give it to them. now there's a whole category of industrialized processed foods specifically for infants and toddler us which ridiculous because all they need is food. don't need their own little food. >> my pet peeve is the squishy pouches you see kids with everywhere eating and -- because they're organic. they say organic on the label. but not only -- well, you can't recycle them so think but the plastic waste ask and that goes back into the food chain we eat and then you have little babies sucking on plastics, they gnawing on them and that's when you want to avoid this plastics as much as possible. just taking it right in. >> and all the food inside of them is dead. it's been there a long time. >> sitting on the shelf a long time with chemicals in the packaging and in order to process to make it shelf stable, they have to be heated. that are

she wins in straight sets, at 36, she is still spinning around the competition, and up next, angeli gerbernd the final and she goes for her 24th grand slam. eleni know topped off her girls junior pga championship. the 16-year-old set a tournament record by finishing 24 underpar, and with the wind, she earns a trip to augusta for next year's women amateur championship. >> it is like a first time thing. i do not think i ever set a record at a tournament so far. so, it is really cool. it is nice to do it in a trip -- a big tournament. >> what can you miss by skipping this newscast? how about the right time to go fishing. >> good night, that is a huge fish. >> these are actually the catches of the day. bob ramsey of saratoga pulled in not one and not to, but three bass. he has a secret spot in cody reservoir near morgan hill. he credits paul deanna's forecast for letting him know that the water was warmed up enough for him to land a catch. you have to watch him to know when the water hits the right temperature. send in your fishing pictures and the stories that go with them. the catch of the d

. >> aww, my gerber. >> jimmy: there's birdie. [ audience aws ] it's a little birdie, ishe e right nowat too, yeah.a aftertain time -- >> i know i'm sorry. new mom. >> jimmy: you stop counting months. yeah, you're like, "how old'yo baby?" they're like, "394 months." [ laughter ] is he in his 20s? >> yeah. [ light lauger ] >> jimmy: but you, you, get over that. eventually you stop months. >> okay. >> jimmy: but man, what an emotional story with, with your husband too, as well. >> i know. >> jimmy: coming back to wrestling, and like, seeing if doctors will let him y h. >> jimmy: come back. honestly, i was like, i knew a a little bit of the story. but everyone is chanting, "yes, yes, yes." >> oh, right? it gives you chills right. >> jimmy: it w like watching "rocky" or something. i go, "oh my gosh." >> that's what it totally was. >> jimmy: and then, t gets emotional. then, i'm like, dude this is -- you are watching "total bellas" on e!. all right, it's all good. have -- please, just calm it down, jimmy. do you watch the shows, after g you are done alike, or, is it too painful? >> it's --

did she was never broken in that final she faced one breakpoint at three on the second set against gerber and on that break point guess what she did an ace and then after that backed it up with another a deuce to the holder serve at who are three and eventually winning the match in two sets a full cargo it's going to be all about being able to reach on that server ourself raise a level even more i mean she's been tested much more than those who are now probably draw the tournament so far as far as syria is concerned she is the greatest of all time and you can count on today and tomorrow sorry being one of the best final for her and. i think her present shani and fran tino says the world cup in russia has been the best ever and he's promising a special final when france take on croatia on sunday. he was going to be here she. believes it will be crushing. but it's also told a little. bit. like. it's cool if your leaders. coach. says the best two teams have made it three to sunday's final but he admits it will be the hardest game his side has ever played he. says i would take me to united to

and be sure to check out phil's article on tesla up right now on cnbc.com gave hoffman and ross gerber gabe actually has a short on the stock. ross, why are you impressed with these numbers, and do you think it can be to phil's point in question, sustainable? >> of course it's sustainable. it's a ramp up curve and really the way the facility was built is without the third production line it was able to get up to that 5,000 a week was really the original goal. they sped up the process, and we expect them to actually succeed production goals in the next six months we think they're now trying to guide conservatively so they don't make the same mistake again with expectations. just this weekend i had four or five people contact me and the excitement among the users of the vehicle is just off the charts so we're very excited about the future of tesla, and this was the moment we've been waiting for. >> yeah, that's the thing, gabe, all site the off the charts demand and they say the production can't meet that demand, and if they start to put out numbers like this, then what's your case >> we

joining us for some reaction ross gerber owns facebook.sappointment here? >> i think we actually have said this and now it's being proven that social media use has peaked in the industrialized world and we are starting to see the declines. this is what facebook is going to have to deal with moving forward as people realize how creepy it is the amount of intrusive surveillance of its users. so we expect facebook to have to spend a lot more money. they will take in less money because they are limiting a lot of advertising that was very lucrative for them and will have slowing user growth moving forward. they have some challenges on the horizon. >> this fall in monthly and daily average users in europe is frankly pretty astonishing. do you think it is a one quarter effect given the negative headlines we saw or do you think this is a peak in the use of social media in the developed world? >> i don't know that i would go quite as far as ross went but i'm definitely in line with him. this is certainly, europe is hitting a saturation point. we ha

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