if another famous leningrad musician wrote this song goodbye america about parting ways with those youthful your dreams i wonder if you ever felt that you were in some way an unofficial ambassador for the mystical america you know what's interesting it wasn't so much the rockers because again i think they got from from the black market or other places they got music articles everything from the west but i think. what was interesting was that the average russian people that i would meet through them would all say oh oh we want to be like american had that romantic wish i want to be free like america and i was telling them then in the eighty's you guys don't understand the price americans pay to be free and i would explain to them that most americans had a thirty year mortgage because you would try to buy a house a thirty year mortgage that would basically make you in handcuffs because if you have a mortgage where you have to pay for thirty years it means you have to make money so i was trying to deflate that romantic vision because it wasn't so perfect i mean america is amazing and it's a fr

if another famous leningrad musician wrote the song goodbye america about parting ways with those youthful your doings i wonder if you ever felt that you were in some way an unofficial ambassador for the mystical america you know what's interesting it wasn't so much the rockers because again i think they got from from the black market or other places they got music articles everything from the west but i think what was interesting was that the average russian people that i would meet through them would all say oh oh we want to be like american had that romantic wish i want to be free like america and i was telling them then in the eighty's you guys don't understand the price americans pay to be free and i would explain to them that most americans had a thirty year mortgage because you would try to buy a house a thirty year mortgage that would basically make you in handcuffs because if you have a mortgage where you have to pay for thirty years it means you have to make money so i was trying to deflate that romantic vision because it wasn't so perfect i mean america is amazing and it's a fre

to remend to size a country that you have never visited and in fact the song that i mentioned goodbye america bridge road in one thousand eighty five fifteen just one year after your first visit to the soviet union he speaks sickly sad as the none of us have been there and we have sort of started growing out of our old gene simply because you know our youth was coming into contact with reality and as i was researching for this program. i was struck by one productive thought and i wonder if it's actually true but it seemed to me that for you a very rare person but still for you that dahl soviet reality was also to some extent. the place where you found that freedom because the russians do not think about the later years of the soviet union in that sense but to me it seemed that you're actually falling imaginative or imagine the replays where it where you felt alive and free was that accurate that is very accurate you know it was all about timing and when i went to the soviet union i had just had this record out in the states but we had kind of a lawsuit with the guy that put it out because the

america says goodbye to a beloved toy store and an anonymous customer bought everything left at a northcarolina toys "r" us for $1 million. and now the bad, a jailbreak straight out of the movies. the gangster on the run after hijacking a helicopter near paris. the killer is keeping with the help of two armed guards who smuggled him out of the prison visitorsroom and took off in a helicopter after taking the pilot hostage . and the ugly, the world cup team really let down. they dropped him right on his back. he had just made three-game winning saves giving his team to win over denmark we hope he is okay. that wraps up this hour of "fox & friends" first. "fox & friends" first continues now, have a good day. >> it's monday, july 2. downtown park, a day of fun and sun and the nightmare when a bounce house first. is the extreme heat to blame? the warning for every parent. >> the supreme court shortlist got longer as president trump sends a stern message to so-called obstructionistdemocrats . heather: lebron james is headed to los angeles. the move that could change the nba as we know it and

redouble our efforts and recommit ourselves to standing together, working hard and making america great again. >> goodbyethat was great. what a great young man.

goodbye. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe.clearisation could be off if the us continues to insist on a one—sided process. the warning comesjust hours after us secretary of state mike pompeo flew out of pyongyang, having given a very different account of the meeting. it appears rescuers in thailand are planning to bring the trapped boys out of the flooded caves earlier than thought. some of the hottest temperatures ever recorded — we ask why. from canada to algeria, the northern hemisphere is wilting under a heatwave. at the world cup, england go through to the semi—finals — along with croatia. the hosts, russia, are out.

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goodbye. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe.counter—terrorism investigation intensifies, as a couple come into contact with the nerve agent novichok. the site is just a few miles away from the location of the russian poisoning in march. we can confirm that the man and woman have been exposed to the nerve agent novichok, which has been identified as the same nerve agent that contaminated both julia and sergei skripal. training for escape in thailand — the boys trapped in a flooded cave get advice from the military on a possible plan to get them out safely. we report from syria on the plight of people in one of the last rebel strongholds under fire from government forces.

goodbye. isa. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe.to insist on a one—sided process. could a rescue operation operation be imminent? thai authorities are clearing the area around a cave in which 12 boys and their football coach have been trapped. hello and welcome to bbc world news. north korea has issued strong criticism of the us, just hours after the secretary of state, mike pompeo, left pyongyang after two days of talks with the leadership there. the foreign ministry says america made too many demands,

america great again. [applause] pres. trump: wow. goodbye, folks. [laughter] trump: that was great.t a great young man. before going any further, i want to take this moment to send our prayers to the victims of the tragic boat accident that took place in your great state last week. and i have to tell you, the whole world was watching that. we lost 17 beautiful souls, including 9 members of one family, and babies for whom life was just beginning. their lives were cut short, but they and their loved ones will never, ever be forgotten. a tragedy. we will hold their memory close to our hearts. i want to thank your governor, mike parson -- a friend of mine, a great person -- for his leadership during this terrible tragedy, along with the coast guard and all of the first responders who were incredible. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] pres. trump: next year will mark the 120th anniversary of the veterans of foreign wars, the oldest major veterans organization in our country. that's pretty good, right? [applause] pres. trump: for more than a century, the vfw has represented ameri

redouble our efforts and recommit ourselves to standing together, working hard and making america great again. >> goodbye folks. that was great. what a great young man. before going any further i want to take this moment to send our prayers to the victims of the tragic boat accident that took place in your great day last week. wholehave to tell you the world was watching that. we lost 17 beautiful souls including nine members of one for whom lifeies was just beginning. their lives were cut short. they and their loved ones will never ever be forgotten. the tragedy. we will hold their memory close to our hearts. governor,thank your mike parson. friend of mine. a great person. for his leadership during this terrible tragedy along with the coast guard and all of the first responders who were incredible. thank you very much. thank you. next you will mark the 120th .nniversary of the veterans of the oldest major veterans organization in our country. that's pretty good. right? for more than a century the vfw has represented american heroes who promoted american values and they did so with honor. you are the uni

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goodbye. watching: you are american history tv, only on c-span3. underseptember 12, 1918 the command of general john j pershing, the united states launched their offensive on world war i. next on "reel america", providing commentary for a 1918 entitled drive which -- the town is about 175 miles east of paris. september 1918. the americans are about to undertake the first independent action against enemies. that was formed in september 1914. is that correct? guillaume: that is correct. >> there is pershing at his headquarters. are, heading towards the front. this was a surprise attack against the germans, who were actually vacating. guillaume: we see a bulge around st. mihiel,own of which is west of that map. you see the landscape. part of the offense of his starting from the big plain and had to reach plateaus that you can see in the distance. this was for five heavy days. mitchell: i think that was a naval railway gun. guillaume: exactly, that is. that is probably samyiel already. looking like a bigger town. mitchell: the american monument which commemorates the actual campaign was built there. you see the netting on top to protect the camouflage. in the event the german planes fly over. g

america great again. [cheers and applause] >> president trump: well, goodbye folks. [laughs] that was great, what a great young man. before going any further, i want to take this moment to send our prayers to the victims of the tragic boat accident that took place in your great state last week. i have to tell you, the whole world was watching that. we lost 17 beautiful souls including nine members of one family, and babies for whom life was just beginning. their lives were cut short, but they and their loved ones will never, ever be forgotten. a tragedy. we hold their memories close to our hearts. i want to thank governor mark chiasson for his leadership during this tragedy along with the coast guard and all of the first responders who were incredible. thank you very much, thank you. we don't apologize for america anymore, we stand up for americ america, we stand up known as isis, almost gone. we are calling the threat by its real name, a name that wasn't mentioned for a long time. it's called radical islamic terrorism, is what it is. you have to know your enemy befo

america great again. [cheers and applause] >> president trump: well, goodbye folks.hs] that was great, what a great young man. before going any further, i want to take this moment to send our prayers to the victims of

goodbye for now. this is bbc world news today. i'm lucy grey. our top stories: north korea issues a stern rebuke to america about unilateral denuclearisation. the warning comesjust hours after us secretary of state mike pompeo flew out of pyongyang — having given a very different account of the meeting. we made progress on almost all of the central issues. some places, a great deal of progress — other places, there's still more work be done. we'll have the latest on what seems to be a sudden diplomatic divide between pyongyang and washington. also ahead: rescuers in thailand make preparations to bring the trapped boys out of the flooded caves. at least 50 people die as flooding sweeps across japan — more than a million are forced from their homes. and i'm 0lly foster in moscow — where england have booked

america great again. [cheering and applause] >> goodbye. [laughter] that was great. what a great, young man.o take this moment to send our prayers to the victims of the tragic boat accident that took place in your great state last week. i have to tell you the whole world is watching that. we lost 17 beta vessels including nine members of one family and babies life is just beginning. their lives were cut short but they and the love runs will never ever be forgotten. a tragedy. we will hold their memory close to our hearts. i want to thank your governor, a friend of mine and a great person, for his leadership during this terrible tragedy along with the coast guard and all of the first responders who were incredible. thank you very much. thank you come back come back next year will mark the 120th anniversary of the veterans of foreign wars and the oldest major veterans organization in our country and that is pretty good. [cheering and applause] more than one century the vfw is represented american heroes who promoted american values and they did so with honor. you are the universal symbol of th

of this policy but this is been a goodbye numerous public health organization and child health advocate putting the american academy of pediatrics trust for america's health and national sensation of officials so the fact national child traumatic stress network says that separation from parents or primary figures is one of the most potent traumatic stressors a child can experience especially under frightening sudden chaotic or prolonged circumstances. what is traumatic or toxic stress you don't mind? >> traumatic course toxic stress could be any number of things that an individual would experience as emotionally distressing in various individuals have different types of responses to that. in fact as you mentioned that has been reported to be separation but i would suggest to you there are lots of stressors these children have experienced in their travels to the united states not having indoor attributes with their distress might be about it is hard to say exactly what epidemiology of these individuals might be. >> but could you comment how the circumstances of separation increase the likelihood of toxic stress? can i get is hard to say but if you w

america great! yes, it is starting all over again, very soon. thank you for watching. from may and the rest of the team here in london, goodbye for now. hello.omes, this area of cloud from the north—west, and atlantic frontal system, we have not seen one of these for some time. while it will bring heavy rain in parts of scotla nd will bring heavy rain in parts of scotland and northern ireland, as this weather system moves south and east into england and wales during freddie, the rain will tend to fizzle turning like apache, sunshine down towards the south—east, temperatures into the 20s. more cloud for scotland and northern ireland, rain, temperatures here around 90 degrees. if you're in the south—east, your chance for rain comes during freddie knight but in the form of hit and miss thunderstorms. some places will get a lot of rain but others will get none at all. into the weekend, it is mostly dry. it will be turning increasingly warm. after some early showers perhaps in the south, we will see a lot of sunshine during saturday, more cloud further north, but most areas will be dry and as temperatures just beginning to creep up, 20 degrees fo

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i say goodbye to some old friends because you really talk about the book about their adventures and how the legacy after the harriman expedition change the course of if i'm at a movement americaand also conservation but also their lives. you also leave us with henry gannett, a geographer who had some advice for people considering trip to alaska. what is his advice and have you see it this day? >> guest: his advice, what he wrote not long after getting back was look, if you're going to go to alaska, and you should because it's amazing, and he is one of the great joggers in american history, he had seen everything in the american west. he's one of the fount of the national geographic society. he's like if you're going to alaska, and you should, wait until your older because you don't want to spoil every thing else in the world first. it's that phenomenal. john muir is famous for his work in northern california, yosemite. he does admit, look, alaska is like 100 times better than california. it's still amazing. but as you note, that might that be the case anymore. if you want the glaciers in the most spectacular form, if you want to see the wildlife, you might want to get up ther

goodbye for now. donald trump has blown a hole in theresa may's brexit plans, saying the uk probably wouldn't get a trade deal with americae conciliatory mood this morning, meeting mrs may at chequers for talks. we had a dinner where i think we probably never developed a better relationship than last night. we spoke for an hour, an hour and a half, and it was really something. but up and down the country there have been mass protests at mr trump's visit, with tens of thousands

america great again, we clearly do have a great economy. the point is, this is a breakou breakout. we are saying goodbye>> so that people understand what's going on, this is for the second quarter of this year at 4.1%. what wasn't the first quarter. >> it was 2%. >> so it has doubled. >> yes. you've gone from january to march of 2% rate of growth and april through the end of june at a 4.1% rate of growth. we have not seen that kind of growth since one quarterback in 2014. we have not had a one-year time period of 3% growth since 2005. this really is a breakout. >> how is the market going to react. >> that's a very good question. i suspect it's very baked into the market. the investors are already expecting at least 4% growth. that's kind of big didn't. >> why are we seeing this growth. >> the tax cuts, deregulation, and the pro- business presidency. that makes enormous amounts of difference. business feels okay, the coast is clear, let's expand to make some money. let's not, let's buy stuff, let's not, let's buy stuff, and they are. business got a huge shot in the arm from the tax cuts. business in part

america great again. [applause] >> wow. goodbye. [laughter] that was great. what a great young man.further or want to take this moment to send prayers to the victims of the tragic boat accident that took place in your great state last week i have to tell you the whole world was watching that all those beautiful souls including nine members of one family and babies for home life was just beginning. their lives were cut short but they and their loved forms will never be forgotten we will hold their memory close to our hearts. i want to thank your governor a friend of mine and a great person for his leadership during this terrible tragedy along with the coast guard in the first responders that were incredible. thank you very much. [applause] next year will mark the 128 anniversary of the vfw the oldest veterans organization in our country. [applause] for more than a century vfw has represented american heroes who promoted american values and they do so with honor. the universal symbol of the patriotic pride from every single american heart we don't apologize for america anymore we stan