are you glued to the world cup? i did a lot of research. does that mean you were not glued to it?ching, does that mean you were not glued to it? iwas watching, and does that mean you were not glued to it? i was watching, and the mexicans we re it? i was watching, and the mexicans were phenomenal. i had my baby boy with me so i couldn't really shout when they scored. scoring against the germans, contrary to the previous story, was nice when you are an england supporter. of course, it is very early on. smiling now, give it a few more hours until england has played. nobody is being knocked out at this point. what do you make of it so far? two countries which know a lot about walls, and when it came to this match, the mexicans were great. apparently it registered on the seismic registers, so many mexicans jumped registered on the seismic registers, so many mexicansjumped up, i presume that the final whistle or when the goal happened, that you had a mini earthquake. which is phenomenal. a country which has been taking a bit of a battering from its neighbours, what fantastic news. and i

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football fans worldwide were glued to their screens yesterday, the stadiums were packed.what a day, sally. absolutely unbelievable, a day of not only surprises, those celebrations you talked about all over the world, the mexican fans have been incredible since we have been here. they have taken over moscow. since we have been here. they have ta ken over moscow. i since we have been here. they have taken over moscow. i spoke to some of them before they left for the stadium, they were so confident, it turns out it was absolutely justified. their team played a blinder, beating defending champions germany. then a a few hours later, all the bars and cafes glued to brazil, the favourites of, and they failed to win their opening game. the first time it has happened since 1978. they drew 1—1 against switzerland, that was a great game as well. is not forget earlier in the day, serbia beat costa rica one mil. theories richard with how it unfolded. germany came into the tournament on the back of unconvincing displays in friendlies. but on the pitch they were not their usual calm and

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you see a fourth grade class come here and you see students glued to that case. , useful andarian beautiful, this piece of maypole turned into the shaft and maple and-- piece of then this piece of steel put on on -- put onto it. it was beautiful because it was useful and because it was symbolic. that was how it was passed down and how it ended up here. we are going to see the ceramics to tell thee we try whole history of the south in one kind of object, objects made of clay. we are in the ceramics gallery and we are looking at one of the largest examples of pottery produced in the edgefield district. edgefield, south carolina was home to a number of pottery plantations. enslavedere free and potters converted the clay into practical vessels. of allot know the names of the potters who worked in the places, there is one exception. that is david drake. david was a talented potter. the physical force needed to convert raw clay into a vessel this large is a testament to his scale. david speaks to us through his work. more than 150 examples he signed and dates. what is more significant are the pot

we saw pictures of south korea specifically, all around the table just glued to the levision set. >> reporter: a lot of it has to do with the efforts of south korea. president moon who was recently elected push this movement, he has been pushing better relations with north korea and trying to get the united states involved so he watched with great interest and the south korean government wanted this meeting, wanted better relations and to reach the type of agreement between the united states, south korea and north korea to resolve this nuclear issue. it is a historic day, first time the president of the united states, ing president has met with the leader of north korea but there are a lot of details that still need to be worked out. that is why they outlined more diplomacy and a lot of regional players here who have a lot at stake here, south korea as we mentioned wants to change the dynamic on the peninsula. there is also china. china would love the type of agreement, pushing for the type of agreement that takes away the issue from north korea but then on top of that also make sure

chopper 5 was above the stadium were fans were glued to the videoboard to watch the match.weden beat mexico 3-0. mexico moves on due to its opening victories. >>> how distracting is your cars entertainment system? new research shows which ones are safest. struck we invite their pet lovers to send us your pictures about their health and well- being. we will have our pet experts talk to you here at noon. comes with a navigation system.. or makes calls for you while driving. w research finds >>> it's a luxury to have a car that comes with a navigation system or mixed telephone calls while driving. >> new research finds they are more distracting for drivers. drivers are less distracted when using apple carp lake or android autoabout five seconds faster and program navigation 15 seconds faster. >> i would recommend the driver program those navigation systems before they start to drive.ghso th vehicl ithoesn mean you should it's safe. >> drivers who take their eyes off the road for more than two seconds double the risk of a crash. we'll be right back. struct time for our tip of t

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and people all around the world have their eyes glued to the live video steam, watching stormy's everye were on pins and needles when little stormy fell out of the nest. >> they stayed home. they didn't go to work. they were traumatized with stormy falling out of the in fact. >> when stormy returned you could almost here the collective sigh of relief on line. >> the most special thing about the bird, it has brought a lot of people together. >> and stormy has brought a lot of people to big bear too. >> it's cool to have all the people showing up here every day from all over the world really saying oh, i am here to sea stormy. >> captain john saunders runs a business across the bay. >> it's the first thing that i have seen on social media lately that people dote get argumentive about. >> i have people coming in the door, and look side to side, i know what they are looking for. >> they are going to buy the photos. >> we get some from england and people from germany that people made comments about them. >> big bear lake, abc 7 news. >> stormy had a high fall. did you see how high up the tr

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when you watch a fourth grade single me in and every student just has their noses glued to that case. they are fascinated by the form. it's both utilitarian, useful, but also beautiful. curly maple turned into the shaft, and then this head put onengraved to it. it's the kind of october that treasured l was both because it was useful, but also treasured because it was and meaningful, and symbolic and that's why it survived. passed down from generation to generation, and here ultimately ended up in a case at the museum. see thee're going to go mariners ceramics gallery where we try to tell the history of south in one kind of october. objects made of clay. > we're in the mariners ceramics gallery and we're looking at one of the largest of most monumental examples pottery produced in the edgefield district of south carolina. edgefield, south carolina, in 19th century, was home to a number of what were essentially plantations. places where free and enslaved converted the clay of the local materials into these very practical vessels. we don't know the names of the potters, but there is one

you'll need three glued wooden squares made of spruce about twenty centimeters on each side designed for sticky tape in two different widths the color doesn't matter and chalk paint. block and two pastel colors she got everything at a d.i.y. or craft store. a triangular ruler or a straight ruler and a pen. also need a sponge paper towels and some scissors. plus transparent and brown cream wax from the d.i.y. store a small pot to thin the brown wax brush. first add a small amount of water to the brown wax to make it spreadable with the brush and apply evenly on all sides. also cover the cut surfaces. once the wood is dry that takes around thirty minutes take the first board and use the triangular ruler pen to draw two triangles whose tips connect. then apply this sticky tape along the inside of the triangle pattern. measure the distance to the next triangle measure one point five centimeters between the individual triangles make sure the lines run parallel that's important for the pattern use this method to create the entire pattern stick tape to the cut surfaces. to wide strips of ta

one of those it was an incredible moment going to when he dribbled past the third player we were all glued to our seats at home because we knew what was coming and he was unstoppable and we don't want to in the end argentina won two one. and it was about three million i was at the. we made it to the semis and then the final and we won the world cup with no more than two and one no game i think that broke a taboo finally you could tell the world that you loved football without shame. you could be an intellectual read write and also watch football and where there are some where community that in the me and somewhere metaphor were. almost out of everyone could be a fan from that moment on thanks tamara donna i want to see now what i love meryl donna. airco i love football that the boy think i am and they want it often doesn't he would respond to questions poetically and philosophically now what are they out of there plus he was an artist. because a second goal was a work of art and. it made his people happy. we that match was almost more important than the final winning the final. four of the

people have been glued to this. in fact, in minnesota they have a live camera on this guy. . minnesota. if you look closely, you see that. a little raccoon. he in the last 24ours has been scaling the wall there and doing some other stuff. the r scoon becameanded on the ledge a couple of days ago. he was on the 17th floor.av people he been tracking this like crazy. yesterday maintenance workers were able to get the poor raccoon to move, but he didn't go down. he kept going up. there you see him. he u ended scaling the side of the building for hours. >> the good newshere, we checked. within the last hour the raccoon made it off of the roof of the tower. >> now everybody can go to sleep. >> some people are watching this? >> yes. i just checked the livera ca there are still hundreds of people watching this. firefighters are on stand by trying to get this thing dou. yoave to keep in mind, this is a metaphor for life. >> no, they aren't. raccoons climb. >> this is a metaphor. 24 hours, no food, no water, no way in. none of those windows open. >> you know, it's an animal. they do wh

laura: sunday is broadway's bisest night, and theater f will be glued to the tony awards.e hits of the ason is a show that far from being a musical many expect. the result has audiences buzzing. reporter: broadway is defined by its big shows, but this season, a rather different musical h come into view. it is "the band's visit," based on a 2007 israeli film and set in the 1990's. it is the story of an egyptianan policethat is stranded in a small, remote israeli town. the band is taken in by the locals. >> you can say w yh us tonight want. >> there is this beautiful sense of humanity when you take these two groups, these two sects of people, egyptians on one side and israelis on the other, that live in the political climate where you might suspect they would be at odds. but because of the circumstances, there is great humanity and simplicity in how they end up finding a commonse ground and puror one night. reporter: some critics see "thed 's visit," with its breaking of barriers between people, is a -- as a musical for the disconcerted in the age of trump. >> a lot of peopl

billion glued some of the country's leading politicians. every afternoon or cheering sifts through his daily pickings separating food from plastic and metal. is it in the movie. you see these containers and i arrange them on paper on the floor and i employ a guy who comes in on sundays and week days to wash clean and dried my make up with santa monica when they look clean and shiny so people buy them like. it when i got my easy. if i sell these containers today then i might get about three hundred to four hundred shillings on me that's enough to feed my family for today and even tomorrow afternoon before i get back home after work and turn on. not going anywhere. his income of three or four dollars a day the lip synching over the international poverty line set by the world bank at one dollar and ninety cents. to the united states is not just one of the richest countries in the world it's also home to some of the most glaring inequality as the rich rapidly get richer the poor continue to get poorer. over you know a period thirty eight years

robber who pulls the fire alarm to distract everyone they are more than happy that you've got your eyes glued to trump let's take a moment to focus on just one of these corporations nestle one of the largest food of water exploiters on the planet we learned something this week about the ongoing lawsuit against them by six citizens from ali who were once in slaved on african cocoa farms and first filed against the food giants in two thousand and five the complaint asserts claims of forced labor torture a cruel and inhumane treatment and unjust enrichment against nestle and cargill slave i think it's outrageous tax ridiculous stance what nestle admitted to a couple of years ago in. the enslaved fisherman that nestle subsidiaries use said sometimes the net is too heavy and the workers get pulled into the water and just disappear. nestle uses slave labor slave laborers that sometimes disappear you don't see that on the commercial day is not a wives'. actually the fish and shrimp from these slave labor is often used in the nestle own pet foods like. ansi feast yes can any fees be considered fancy

and it's absolutely packed see the only place that has any spaces is next to the exits everybody's glued to the big screens here in the fun finished i can tell you that i think the argentina fans have it when it comes to support i think a lot of the. people have adopted them of course messi a global superstar the cio when he was showing all the big screen as they went along at the unfamous was rukus one thing i was telling when i was on air last time for me it was just how loud it is a can now tell you exactly how loud it is it was one hundred sixteen decibels because the m.c.s. on the stage as they were warming up the crowd they measured it and after i had did a quick google i can tell you that i'm supposed to be the pain threshold for the average cuban big and so a very loud evening here perhaps in store i could tell you for the i would say the room for coffee if messy school as there is no rush but i tell you what it will be quite a scene but i spoke to had two sons who come here they've been providing holiday people fighting songs up and down the city since they started arriving yest

you mean suddenly a text from a clerk inside glued her that the jury was close to a decision. they're going to be coming out of the verdict any time now i would prefer it be you know and the death penalty just because i think that's a fair thing the right thing. is awful if that is. i think it's the just thing that's what i'm hoping. and we are coming on the air because the jury deciding the fate of boston marathon bombers the horrors and i have has reached a verdict. they have sentenced him to death. news of the verdict traveled fast but know that there is still a long road ahead but right now it feels like we can take a breath and thank you. actually breathe again you know without even realizing all the crap. once the bird came and it's like now we can start here don't point. to with son lives fate sealed karin began the long drive home. i don't think it evens the score i don't think that it teaches anybody anything. i don't believe that it's going to be a deterrent to the next young man who has anger but i just think that that's nothing no other choice in my mind that is fa

which is what does that do it what is it doing to people or is it simply that it's keeping people glued to their phones or is it doing something deeper to human psychology so i think you know there are arguments that you know the use of these new kinds of media are changing the way we think or attention span or so on but you know the way technology has always had this kind of effect it changes how we think and it changes what we do and what i worry about is you know that we think that the entire media form is a problem you know it's true there are cases where people are becoming addicted to these these games and so on but the vast majority of the use is not like that so i think we have to be careful in kind of you know over kind of. generalizing the right use of these forms of media and i find a lot about you know the shift towards artificial intelligence is something that you know we're all talking about and i'm wondering whether technology will be even more able to manipulate human psychology in the future because of artificial intelligence for a profit of course. so so then this is a

the be glued. to. your. mom. for sure. misha long as. you have no one on my arm or all. the think you see a good seat by a good decent. and it is in this is the only. church secret indeed catholic priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it quite literally i like to call this the geographic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot were the previous standards not known the highest ranks of the catholic church help conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that end it has known as the eye and then i think you let it use this out and. its path. you never know what's around the corner you never know what's in the pub even the. excitement it's not knowing that's where the adrenalin rush comes from. and you need to move along to the machine and the extremes will. the violence is a part. of schizophrenia. where you can do all these things and behave like. they're born before the horse call us a little while before they pull schools more soci

sunday is broadway's biggest night and theatre fans will be glued to the tony awards.many have become accustomed to. from new york, tom brook reports. broadway is defined by its big brand—name shows, but this theatre season, brand—name shows, but this theatre season, a brand—name shows, but this theatre season, a different musical has come into view. it is the bands visit. based on an israeli film and said in the 1990s, is the story of a policeman who gets taken in by a band. —— by a policeman who gets taken in by a band. —— bya band that policeman who gets taken in by a band. —— by a band that gets taken in by the locals. there is a beautiful sense of humanity when you ta ke beautiful sense of humanity when you take these two groups, these two sets of people, these egyptians on the one side, and the israelis are the one side, and the israelis are the other, where you expect that they would be at odds, but because of circumstances, there is great inanity and simplicity and how they ultimately end up finding a common ground and one night. some critics even the band's vi

. >> glued church will become another notch in the belt of the umc regional conference. we say no.o. >> reporter: but what exactly tg no to isn't clear. so we drove to the conference annual meeting in modesto yesterday to ask the bishop herself. can we talk to? >> i'm sorry we're getting to go in. >> reporter: it has to do with its emphasis on social work ahead of the spiritual where the bishop feels like god

sunday is broadway's biggest night and theatre fans will be glued to the tony awards.ave become accustomed to. instead, the band's visit is based on an egyptian police band stranded in israel's negev desert — but the result has audiences buzzing. from new york, tom brook reports. broadway is defined by its big, brand—name shows, but this theatre season, a rather different musical has come into view. it's the band's visit. based on a 2007 israeli film and set in the 1990s, is the story of an egyptian police band that ends up getting stranded in a small israeli town. the band gets taken in by the locals. you know what, general? you can stay here with us tonight, if you want to. there is a beautiful sense of humanity when you take these two groups — these two sects of people — these egyptians on the one side, and the israelis on the other, where you expect that they would be at odds, but because of the circumstances, there is this great humaanity — there is this great simplicity in how they ultimately end up finding a common ground and a common purpose one night. # and da

game which is what i don't do it what is it doing to people or is it simply that it's keeping people glued to their phones or is it doing something deeper to human psychology so i think you know there are arguments that you know the use of these new kinds of media are changing the way we think or attention span or so on but you know the way technology has always had this kind of face it changes how we think and it changes what we do and what i worry about is you know that we think that the entire media form is a problem you know it's true there are cases where people are becoming addicted to these games and so on but the vast majority of the use is not like that so i think we have to be careful in kind of you know over kind of. generalizing the right use of these forms of media and i find a lot about you know the shift towards artificial intelligence is something that you know we're all talking about and i'm wondering whether technology will be even more able to manipulate human psychology in the future because of artificial intelligence for a profit of course. so so then this is a really

fans are going to be glued to their tv.ere's gabriel sotelo from telemundo 48 with a preview. >> get ready for some copa mundial drama as the run of 16 gets under way with two great matches. i want to introduce you to jamie richardson from england. he's one confident fan declaring england the 2018 world cup winner. not only that, he had the great idea of having it tattooed to his stomach. jamie says he had an epiphany during england's 6-1 victory over panama. their first game in the knockout stage will be against colombia on tuesday, which will be no easy task. set your alarm clocks because in ju f are getting under way. at 6:00 a.m., france faces argentina. it will be a major upset for whoever loses. then at 10:00, uruguay that was perfect in group play will go up against portugal. cristiano ronaldo looking for goal number six. then on sunday, spain takes on russia in the early game. and croatia faces denmark at 10:00. imagine having argentina versus portugal in the quarterfinals. that would be very nice. i'm gabriel sotel

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we have been glued to our screens. you and the rest of the country. by massive result for england.rom their opening two group games. a harry kane hat trick helping them to a 6—1win over panama, which means theirfinal group game with belgium next week will determine who will finish top of group g. sarah rainsford is in moscow. —— sarah raynsford is in nizhny novgorod. england played there. we can see the fans behind you. a great victory for england. it is not often we talk about english victories at major tournaments and certainly not by that scoreline. that is right. the fans you can see behind me, these are the panama fans hanging around the stadium. the england fans have headed straight to the bars in town because they have a massive amount to celebrate. for the panama team, this was their first goal at the world cup, for england, six reasons to celebrate, and a great atmosphere at the stadium in nizhny novgorod. six times the crowd had reason to cheer as they saw their side put in the kent of performance they could not have dreamt of. every world cup match reveals more about thi

robber who pulls the fire alarm to distract everyone they are more than happy that you've got your eyes glued to trump let's take a moment to focus on just one of these corporations nestle one of the largest food of water exploiters on the planet we learned something this week about the ongoing lawsuit against them by six citizens from ali who were once in slaved on african cocoa farms and first filed against the food giants in two thousand and five the complaint asserts claims of forced labor torture a cruel and inhumane treatment and unjust enrichment against nestle and cargill slavery why i said it's outrageous tax ridiculous fence what now say admit it to a couple of years ago in. the enslaved fisherman that nestle subsidiaries you said sometimes the net is too heavy and the workers get pulled into the water and just disappear. nestle uses slave labor slave laborers that sometimes disappear you don't see that on the commercial.

game which is what i don't do it what is it doing to people or is it simply that it's keeping people glued to their phones or is it doing something deeper to human psychology so i think you know there are arguments that you know the use of these new kinds of media are changing the way we think or attention span or so on but you know the way technology has always had this kind of a face it changes how we think and it changes what we do and what i worry about is you know that we think that the entire media form is a problem you know it's true there are cases where people are becoming addicted to these these games and so on but the vast majority of the use is not like that so i think we have to be careful in kind of you know over kind of. generalizing the right use of these forms of media and i find a lot about you know the shift towards artificial intelligence is something that you know we're all talking about and i'm wondering whether technology will be even more able to manipulate human psychology in the future because of artificial intelligence for a profit of course. so so then this is a

glued along through to divide of sixteen with. haps that prayer from marathoner in the first half there is a direct. draw treatment from from the manager that looks he looks like a guy you would want to mess with he won't want to let down we. were going to go very soon to the farm to get an update on the the game before that of course game ended in a two one victory two for away show breaking icelandic hearts their fantastic ninetieth minute goal by paris which for get to perhaps see it very soon your screens collected a very well executed pass put one on one with the goalkeeper took the opportunity like a pro shot straight to the middle of the goal past the keeper there you have it i find it very bravely. self put it quite a few shots actually mickey if you were watching the game together to. say from the bar as well they played with passion with spirit i don't think the fires can blame them they really did. although you could it just was a little silly just wasn't enough for those games confirmed who will go three from group d.

i mean, in our studio, around the world, here at red square, everybody riveted, glued tohe television set watching going back and forth between the two games. goals in and out, var, everything. wonderful! >> two games into the day. wait until -- wait until later tonight and we have two spots up for grabs. from the other group, brazil's still in action later. but the big story here, clarence, mexico and sweden. give sweden a ton of credit. they set a tone and said we're not sitting back for the draw. we'll get the three points. >> absolutely. they were more aggressive than i expected. but then still they were very organized on defense no. space to the mexican team and h box. but mostly what i seen today is this team could be a danger for anybody. and because they stepped it up. i saw some quality plays, good possessions, some moments. sweden something to look forward r. >> i was expecting more from mexico. we were asking for ball possession. they did have bal possession and didn't take them anywhere. i mean, they were not as they were tny a little of dangerous in sweden's area. and i m

. >> glued church will become another notch in the belt of the umc regional conference. we say no. we say no. >> reporter: but what exactly tg no to isn't clear. so we drove to the conference annual meeting in modesto yesterday to ask the bishop herself. can we talk to? >> i'm sorry we're getting to go in. >> reporter: it has to do with its emphasis on social work ahead of the spiritual where the bishop feels like god should come first. but the reverend made dmrield what it is today -- glide what it is, says you have to save a person's life before you can save their sole. >> i put blood, sweat and tears and joy into what i did. and it hurts that i have to find myself being challenged by the very core of religious denomination where i have been a member of all my life. >> reporter: it's important to note that glide is different from other churches in the conference because of the foundation, which does all of the out reach was established first. so first the foundation, then the foundation established the church. so the glide foundation, not the methodist conference owns its propert

don't know about everybody else but i was glued to my tv watching this unfold. >> the justice departmentnspector general and current director of the fbi taking heat on the house side after finishing a similar session on the senate side but former fbi director james comey could be watching this with intense interest and the ig indicated comey could be in legal peril for leaks of classified information. >> this is the second time since he was fired that mr. comey refused an invitation to testify voluntarily. he has time for bookstores and television interviews but no time to assist this committee which has primary jurisdiction. >> we are handling the referral, we will issue a report when matters are complete. >> reporter: intense questioning will continue over ig findings on hillary clinton email investigation, split along party lines yesterday. >> director ray has quite a mess to clean up. i think he knows that. >> after an 18 month investigation, 1.2 million documents, interviews with 100 witnesses, inspector general found no evidence of political bias. >> today's hearing will be massive