steve: basically, i thought of the simple greek concept, simple and greek. do a blue and white and butcher block. small-scale, comfortable. i also did an all-wood, bent plywood, very durable. i have a banquette, so i did the detailed piping. and for value engineering, we could eliminate this component and put this back right on the wall. so this comes undone, it's on a cleat. sam: you know what i've found a lot, steve, is that when you have that kind of bench, it gets ripped easy. and once it rips, you have to get a whole new bench. and the colors, i'm not thrilled with the blues. steve: okay. lemonis: so let's go over to the tables and chairs. sam: and to me, i've seen this before, steve, and that's my thing. we want to keep the traditional piece, to some degree, but we also want to modernize. and so, we want it to be a little different. steve: i do think it's fresh and it's clean and it's simple greek, so that's why i went with it. sam: it's a nice look. i don't want to say it's not. but it's not, i think, what we're looking for. it's just there. and we wa

greek problems with debt have an ancient feel to them these days.he world's attention span regarding brexit and the coming of president trump. the greek government says those changes are part of a wave of populism around the world, that are going to help it resist any demands from its creditors for new cuts. this is a general incentive for all people of europe especially in greece, because we have been hit by austerity much harder than any other places in europe. the real question, how to reverse austerity? i think there is hope in that exactly because the elites cannot govern as in the past. plenty of greeks want their government to push back hard against any calls for more austerity. this protesters are communists, not likely to be part of any future government, but certainly part of the drumbeat of discontent against any deal with international creditors that would mean further hardship here. so, the international community talks about light at the end of the tunnel on greek debt, but the message from meetings like this and from these streets is

soulva - the little greek sandwich shop is greek grandma approved.(customer) the flavor of the lamb is really good. spring lamb seasoned with oregano and slow roasted on the spit.(customer) i dunno they're like pure goodness. crisp potatoes fried in olive oil, and sprinkled with mazithra cheese. (customer) it's definitely like greece. souvla is like a slice of greece right in the heart of san francisco's neighborhoods. this is the newest of three locations - in the city's mission on food-centric valencia street. owner charles billilies, got his inspiration for souvla from all the nieighborhood souvlaki joints everywhere in greece. (souvla owner charles billilies) these lamb legs behind me will cook for about 3-3 and a half hours but when you walk in you place an order you're out the door in 5-7 minutes.(souvla chef tony cervone) chef tony cervone came from the ever popular kokkari. coming in hot coming in hot! this is the lamb or rotisserie roast chicken sandwich everybody raves about. it also comes in a salad. and this tangy silky bowl of heaven is

it is linked to greek anarchists.eporter: the blast echoed through the streets of this usually quiet paris neighborhood. according to preliminary findings, a small package bomb detonated inside the french office of the international monetary fund on thursday morning. minutes after the explosion, police have the area on lockdown. >> it seems it was a pyrotechnic device or firecracker. perhaps a homemade device. it was not really a bomb. there was minor damage to the office. reporter: the imf secretary who opened the package sustained a light injuries to the face and eardrums and is currently receiving treatment. french president francois hollande spoke of an act of terrorism. >> we are still a target. it today was the imf. but it happened on french soil, in france. i want to tell all those who work in this great institution that we stand by their side. say the package was intended for the imf's european representative jeffrey frank. no suspects have been identified. at the attack came a day after a greek anarchist grou

. >> written in greek are the words "friend of jesus." >> they announced to the world, these are thef none other than lazarus. >> could this be the final resting place of the man known in the bible ajesus' beloved friend? lazarus may have been silent in the bible, but it tells us where he's from, bethany. >> this place is here in the west bank, just behind the mount of olives, and it's the traditional site of bethany, the place associated with the house of mary, martha, and lazarus, where jesus would stay when he was in jerusalem. >> according to to the gospels, jesus is a regular visitor to bethany. >> jesus! you're here. come and sit. you must be tired. >> jesus has a very special bond with martha and mary. it's very intimate relationship. he's going to visit people that he trusts. and people that trust him too. >> martha and mary are sort of like ying and yang. like many sisters. one introspective, one outgoing. i think they compromise the totality of ways of interacting with jesus. >> mary plays the passive role where she sits at jesus' feet and listens. and martha plays the acti

get zerowater. >>> on the outskitrts of jerusalem, derived from greek, the place of lazarus.raised his friend from the dead. >> the tradition tieing lazarus to this spot is strong. and it's not only a christian tradition, the muslim faith also venerates lazarus as having been here on this place. >> there is a record of worship here since the fourth century. today, the tomb believed to be that of lazarus is 33 feet underground. >> this chamber is actually built in later date after but it's b this small place here which is actually carved out of the bedrock. this is understood by tradition to be the tomb of lazarus. >> in keeping with tradition, martha and mary prepare their brother for burial. >> it must have been a desolate moment. they knew he was dead. they knew that there was no life left in him. it was the custom that you bind someone's face knowing that there is no longer any breath or possibility. and so it was the end for their brother. >> he's been dead for over three days. and that's a very significant point indeed because many early jews who did believe in an afterl

the french government has backed its greek counterpart amidst bailout talks. prime mr. alexis tsipras -- the latest talk over greece's braille -- over greece's bailout ongoing in athens. >> the results of the reforms undertaken come of the efforts made are there. they are spectacular. they should be furthered, of course. >> greece has achieved better than expected results on its primary budget surplus. 3.5% to is to reach approve its finances. creditors want to bring in tax reform so more people would pay income taxes. creditors say pensions should also be reviewed and lower it. greek government hoped to avoid as the population feels it already has made enough sacrifices. the imf says greece should also get debt relief, something germany has resisted so far. reach aks want to long-term agreement. >> it will be a decade after the program. greece's debts must we reduced. and so like rhys's reentry to the markets will not need support. >> the preliminary deal needs to be reached by march 20 when euro zone ministers meet again. moving on to other business headlines. 20th ce

soulva - the little greek sandwich shop is greek grandma approved.ustomer) the flavor of the lamb is really good. spring lamb seasoned with oregano and slow roasted on the spit.(customer) i dunno they're like pure goodness. crisp potatoes fried in olive oil, and sprinkled with mazithra cheese. (customer) it's definitely like greece. souvla is like a slice of greece right in the heart of san francisco's neighborhoods. this is the newest of three locations - in the city's mission on food-centric valencia street. owner charles billilies, got his inspiration for souvla from all the nieighborhood souvlaki joints everywhere in greece. (souvla owner charles billilies) these lamb legs behind me will cook for about 3-3 and a half hours but when you walk in you place an order you're out the door in 5-7 minutes.(souvla chef tony cervone) chef tony cervone came from the ever popular kokkari. coming in hot coming in hot! this is the lamb or rotisserie roast chicken sandwich everybody raves about. it also comes in a salad. and this tangy silky bowl of heaven is av

guy: speaking to the leader of the greek opposition party.seek a power at sometime prior -- at point. debtang schaeuble had said relief is not economically necessary for greece. input from our guest. does greece need debt relief? carson: not right now. all of the debt is paid why european lenders and by the ecb so debt relief will not make the greek economy grow harder or faster. but in the long run, greece will need some kind of debt relief. that does not meet -- that does not mean a haircut or gradual relief. the parliament is likely to become a more confusing place post election. how difficult is that going to make it to get some sort of deal done with degrees and keep greece in the eurozone? carson: it is not a big deal. it is not in the interest of the greek population to go for grexit nor is it in the interest of germany and the rest of the eurozone. newit would mean speculation about the entire end of the eurozone. if you look at the german generally are is move of being pro-european. this of muddling through will continue. some reform

. >> happy greek independence day. i wore my greek colors. the parade in new york. >> right across the park right now. thank you. let's talk about the president first. he said you're the big loser. >> well, you know, look. the bottom line is very simple. and that is -- president never called us once about this. they came on board with repeal, which hay knew every democrat would oppose. we democrats provided our republican colleagues, drop replace and stop undermining the aca are willing to work. with our republican friends. >> right now? >> as long as they say, no more repeal. that's a loser. 17% of americans liked trump care. that's it. they didn't want it. and stop undermining aca. and we'll work with them. we have ideas. they have ideas. to try to improve obamacare. we never said it was perfect. we always said we would work with them to improve it. we said repeal was off the table. can i just make one other point on this, george? for the president to say that he'll destroy it, or undermine it, that's not presidential. that's petulance. bei

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a greek court is due to rule on this soon. much will depend on the outcome. news, pauladams, bbc news, chios. a gunman who barricaded himself inside a bus on the main strip in las vegas has surrended peacefully. the stand—off began near the cosmopolitan hotel casino and part of the las vegas boulevard was closed after the shooting which left one person dead and another one in hospital. now, lights have been going out around the globe for earth hour. landmarks like the brandenburg gate in germany were plunged into darkness for sixty minutes to draw attention to climate change. people in berlin pedalling bicycles to generate electricity for some late night musical entertainment. in russia, more than 1,000 buildings including the kremlin took part in the international event. campaigners gathered by candle light in moscow‘s red square to mark the tenth annual earth hour. while in the philippines, star wars fans duelled with lightsabers along manila‘s darkened business district. millions of people from some 170 countries are expected to take part in the symbolic g

greek cds? matt: it is interesting. greek cds may be volatile, but it has come down substantially.ave to pay less to ensure against a default in greek debt. i talked to the european commissioner as well as the german finance minister, and the greek finance minister. optimistic onemed what looks like a difficult situation. the greeks had to pay 7 billion euros, coming up in july, and may not have the money. guy: we are going to wait and watch. will greece be a thing this year? the market open this morning, we are expecting a warm performance out of the gate. london already beginning to take higher. 7434 is where we are training on the cash contract. the cac following suit. we are expecting germany to see positive yields as well. european equities bouncing back from a disappointing yesterday, if you are long the market. by 0.4%.s up let's find out what is going on elsewhere. nejra: starting with the gilt market open, the 10 year treasury yield edges higher after dropping yesterday, after hearing from yet more fed members with diverting views. the 10-year gilts yields look to be edgin

i read this morning in an important greek newspaper that mrs.erkel wants to help greece to enter the qe. i hope this is true. >> thank you so much for that. >>> we'll have to go for a break. check out world markets live, our blog which runs throughout the european trading day. we'll be back after this short break. >>> hello. welcome. you're still watching "street signs." here are your headlines. >>> we're looking at the french presidential candidate, fran fi francois fillon who was reportedly summoned by magistrates. >>> more money, more problems. shares in man plunge after a loss on steep decline. >>> and bad chemistry between bayer and covestro. >>> and president trump promises tax relief by doesn't ignite markets by failing to provide concrete measures. we will speak to john w. snow in about 30 minutes time. >>> all right. let's get straight to some uk data. uk manufacturing pmi falling to 51.6 in february the lowest reading in about three months that compares to a print of 55.7 in january. the reuters poll was looking for 55.6. so below expe

we have a very strong greek diaspora here, which provides a human continuous bond between the nations, and also we have made some interesting proposals to the new administration. since there is a business component in the new administration, i think they will understand very well our argument, which has been a long-standing argument, arguing for the element -- a strong element of growth in the package for the rescue of the greek economy and the package for the alleviation of our debt. , we have a system of structural reforms, which we are following. of economic growth was not fair. i think that the new administration would understand the logic and would help us to present our case more clearly to representatives of the institutions with which we are negotiating. scarlet: we thank you for your time. coming up, is the federal reserve turning over a new leaf? we will talk about that. this is bloomberg. ♪ have breaking news -- deutsche bank confirming an earlier bloomberg report it is considering a fairly significant capital raise, 8 billion euros. that's $10.6 billion. earlier in the yea

a greek court is due to rule on this soon.hilippines marks earth hour, star wars fa ns as the philippines marks earth hour, starwars fans in as the philippines marks earth hour, star wars fans in manila engaged in an historic fight to save the earth. around 60 people from philippine lightsaber guild marched and held lightsaber duels to urge filipinos to be heroes for the environment. one of the event's organiser stressed on the importance of its message. don't forget you can get in touch with me on twitter. good morning. it was a lovely start to the weekend and there is more sunshine to come on sunday. these we i’e sunshine to come on sunday. these were saturday's blue skies, taken by a weather watcher in aberdeenshire. here, the temperature rose to 19.1 c, making it the warmest day of the year so far. closely followed by west wales, northern ireland and into cumbria. similar temperatures again on sunday. but it is pretty cold out there at the moment, especially underneath the high pi’essui’e, especially underneath the high pr

the cost is significant for the greek people and the greek economy.lusivelyng around the issues regarding the possible change in greece. we will bring you more exclusive conversations. witht the ceo in at 8:15 guy johnson. that is on bloomberg tv. and on digital radio. you can tap into it. ♪ >> i hear people say, we had a crisis. we want to be a reason to voice to look at those things not just inside dodd-frank, there are too many people involved in mortgages. it is hurting lower paid, first time buyers. no one, when it was done, could say it was done rationally, coordinated. where the unintended consequences are. can we get the economy growing faster? if you don't have a healthy financial system, you don't have a healthy economy. it is good for the citizens of the country. nothing financial players, the citizens of the country. damaging the rental system is a bad idea if you want jobs and growth. >> do you think the trump administration? through gary cohn, the ceos are part of the dialogue. i believe collaboration will win. finger-pointing will not.

you can tell from my name i have greek roots.f the ultimate the failure of the original design of the european project. ece can only survive and be a member of the european union and the euro area, if the other governments in the euro area, in particular germany, actually listen to the technocrats at the .mf and what they have put on the table for a restructuring of the greek debt and reforms that will put the greek economy on a cap to recovery. -- on a path to recovery. mark: thank you, we look forward to having you next time. athanasios orphanides, the former ecb member. next week is big for the fed. announcements from the bank of england and the boj. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: the new york i am vonnie quinn. mark: i am mark barton, this is the european close. seven minutes until the end of the friday session. the debt expected to announce a rate hike on wednesday, big decisions the following day from the bank of england and bank of japan. joining us is richard jones. let's start with the boe. is it time to start introducing

because when greek bankers basically were going nuts, giving mortgages to greeks to build their thirdion home or their second swimming pool, whatever they're doing -- [chanting] thomas: when it suddenly blew up and you discovered your portfolio was down 5% because people were worried whether greece could default or pay back all of these sovereign debts they had accumulated, you said, "wait a minute. i'm not technically interconnected with them, i am ethically interdependent." well, that can really affect your 401(k) and your happiness, not to mention your retirement here. so, we all have to think much morelobally. warren: trust makes the world function better. commerce without trust is very awkward, and we saw that in september 2008, 30 million americans in a period of a week lost trust in the money market funds. the government had to come in and essentially guarantee those funds. but, if you have 30 million americans that believe something to be the case in august and in september where their money was, they don't believe in it anymore, the economic train comes to a halt pretty darn

. >>> also cracking down on greek life following the death of the fraternity member of penn state the university is taking action, the changes that they announceed today, kate? >>> and we are tracking showers, moving into the area, right now, this is part of a larger storm that is pushing in from the west, coming up i'll time out the heaviest of the rain and let i know whether it stays wet for the weekend, sean. >>> is there crying in baseball and really good reason for it, don't miss, one philly to tears, that is late inner sports. >>> welcome back, penn state is banning a fraternity where a pledge was fatally injured. university has permanently revoked its recognition of the beta pii, university officials say an investigation found a persistent pattern of excessive drinking, hazing and drug use. nineteen year-old sophomore timothy piazza and engineering student was killed last in when he fell down a set of stairs at the frat, help was not summoned until the next day. some other restrictions imposed include postponing rushing for next year limiting amount of social events at greek or

i'm buying greek islands, the most expensive narmts new york city. i need places to put my money and dmitri turns around and pays trump $100 million for that house, to a and a half times what trump bought it for two years earlier. why did this guy spend $100 million on that property? i don't know. we do know he never moved in. in fact some reporting on the sale says he never once set foot in it and it's being torn down. trump hags implemented publicly that they never met during that sale. it's interesting for a financial transaction that big. that was the single highest price paid for a single american house at the time of that transaction. that record actually may still hold. that may be the single most expensive house transaction ever in the united states. they never met? they only went through intermediaries? the king of fertilizer who basically popped $60 million into donald trump's pocket, he doesn't have much of an american profile. the chairman of the bank of cypress is the former chairman of deutsche bank. he was installed as chairman at the

a greek court is due to rule on this soon. much will depend on the outcome., chios. now, lights have been going out around the globe for earth hour. landmarks like the brandenburg gate in germany were plunged into darkness for 60 minutes to draw attention to climate change. people in berlin pedalling bicycles to generate electricity for some late night musical entertainment. in russia more than 1,000 buildings, including the kremlin, took part in the international event. campaigners gathered by candlelight in moscow's red square to mark the tenth annual earth hour. while in the philippines, star wars fans duelled with lightsabers along manila's darkened business district. millions of people from some 170 countries are expected to take part in the symbolic gesture to save electricity. now for some daredevil action. if you're scared of heights, you might want to turn away, but for the adrenaline seekers, here's something to feast your eyes on. these are slackline enthusiasts and they've set themselves up to have some fun in the sky at a festival in an old quarr

the letters were written after the assassination ofjfk, but ended whenjackie kennedy married the greekdavid, your last letter was such a cri de coeur of loneliness. i would do anything to take that anguish from you." "it doesn't seem that we can ever help the people we would wish to help." david is the man here in the middle. david ormsby gore, britain's ambassador in washington. the person writing to him was a woman he wanted to marry, jacqueline kennedy. this is a love story in letters that was, for the last 30 years, locked in this box. a few weeks ago, the lock was forced, and it all came spilling out. as her majesty's ambassador at washington, he was an incredibly close adviser to kennedy. he was his confidant. david ormsby gore had known jack kennedy for many years. he was more than just an ambassador, he was a friend. the story of this glamorous golden couple and the tragedy of the assassination shook the world. these letters reveals the private story. but his heart was broken, and jackie left him for aristotle onassis. one letter from 1968 says it all. he writes about their pla

were written after the assassination of president kennedy, but ended whenjackie kennedy married the greekas been studying the letters. dear david. your last letter was such a cri de coeur of loneliness. i would do anything to take that anguish from you. it doesn't seem that we can ever help the people we would wish to help. david is the man here in the middle, david ormsby gore, britain's ambassador in washington. the person writing to him was the woman he wanted to marry, jacqueline kennedy. this is a love story in letters, that was, for the last 30 years, locked in this box. a few weeks ago the lock was forced, and it all came spilling out. this was a man who was close to the kennedys, a confidant inside the white house. david ormsby gore had known jack kennedy for many years. he was more than just an ambassador, he was a friend. the story of this glamorous golden couple and the tragedy of the assassination shook the world. these letters reveals the private story. how, when david ormsby gore lost his wife, romance blossomed. but his heart was broken whenjackie left him for aristotle ona

greek yogurt with no added sugar is a rich, protein and calcium filled snack. but sweetened varieties can include up to eight teaspoons of sugar. salad is a good food choice. but experts say if it's loaded with high-calorie extras, you'd be better off having a burger. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - cold morning; watch for ice - sun today will help with melting; remaining seasonably cool & still breezy - shower chances return tomorrow night through sunday am - no sign of any big warm up today: mostly sunny. breezy & unseasonably cool. highs: 39-44 feels: teens early to 20s winds: nw 10-15 g 25 tonight: clear and cold. lows: 18-28 winds: w 5 mph friday: am sun, pm clouds. showers after highs: 46-52 winds: s 5 mph coming up. a landslide strikes possible time. and a car full of people get a much closer look than they wanted. we'll tell you what happened next, when we come back. buries a car full of people! witnesses say there was no warning. one moment they were driving-- and disappear. the car was pushed all the way across the road. the good news -- ever

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so with greek yogurt why do we choose greek yogurt. see in regular yogurt. >> okay. >> and women who eat a lot of sugar have a much higher incidents of hot flashes. one of the first thing i would say is try and get as much sugar out of your diet as possible. >> avoiding sugar. >> every time you make a decsion you might think i'm going to have a yogurt. this is good. d this is great for my bones. as it turns out if it has lot of sugar in it, then it actually is exacerbating your symptoms. so better to go with plain yogurt and better to go with greek yogurt because it has more protein and doesn't have the sugars. >> here's a quick question for me, dr. kelly. fruit we always hear has sugar always good sugar they say. is the fruit okay to add to the yogurt. >> it depends antioxidants critical. itlo gets into your >> okay. >> so if the of that blue br. >> sal loads are and actually chemicals in tng and brussel spro estrogen a huge difference but vegetables, and torption. so again you need to pay big tea drinker peppermint t and that's impor

were written after the assassination of president kennedy but ended whenjackie kennedy married the greek people we would wish to help. david is the man here in the middle. david ormsby gore, britain‘s ambassador in washington. the person writing to him was a woman he wanted to marry, jacqueline kennedy. this is a love story in letters that was, for the last 30 years, locked in this box. a few weeks ago, the lock was forced, and it all came spilling out. david ormsby gore had known jack kennedy for many years. he was more than just an ambassador, he was a friend. the story of this glamorous golden couple and the tragedy of the assassination shook the world. these letters reveal the private story. how when david ormsby gore lost his wife romance blossomed. but his heart was broken, and jackie left him for aristotle onassis. one letter from 1968 says it all. he writes about their plans for a marriage, a possible secret marriage. all that, he says, has become irrelevant trash. "as for your photograph", he says, "i weep when i look at it. why do such agonising things have to happen?" we also

i greek intercepted by officials. a greek far left group claimed it sent the german device.h town of grasse. the attackers of report is being involved in a dispute with a headmaster. it is not being treated as a terror attack. a a headmaster. it is not being treated as a student ttack. a a headmaster. it is not being treated as a student has (. a a headmaster. it is not being treated as a student has been 17—year—old student has been arrested. but‘s prime minister theresa may has rejected a call from a second referendum on scottish independence saying now is not the time. nicola sturgeon has called for a second vote to be held between autumn 2018 and spring 2019. the prime minister said the whole of the uk should focus on its relationship with the eu. an organisation has agreed to donate more than 400,000 hectares of land to chilly. the croatian national parks in patagonia. it was a narrow escape for tourists on mount etna when it unexpectedly erupted. molten rock shot 200 feet into the ad caused a shower of debris. it is the third time in just under three weeks that etna ha

paul adams sent this report from the greek island of keos. a year ago, these waters fell silent.it's not over. on keos the camps are overflowing once more, a surge of new arrivals joining those who have been trapped here for months. abdullah arrived here the day the eu—turkey deal went into effect. a day earlier and he could have moved on. but he's been stuck for over a year, long enough to draw unfavourable parallels with life back home. under control isis maybe they would kill you any second but you live like a human being. here, they let your live because it's no reason to kill you. but other things, for example, they kill your hope, they kill your dreams. the government—run camp was supposed to be a model reception centre but secret filming from inside shows a place migrants call "the cage" where new arrivals are held for the first few hours. an intimidating first glimpse of europe and the start of a long bureaucratic process that seems designed to halt them in their tracks. people expected to spend here just a few days are stranded here for months which has impact on the psy

a greek court is due to rule on this soon. much will depend on the outcome.auladams, bbc news, chios. more now on that selection process under way for the new leader of hong kong in a vote dismissed as a sham by pro—democracy activists. i'm joined now by bbc news reporter bill hayton. how much of a sure bet is the outcome of this? we all expect it to be carrie lam, she was the deputy leader of the territory in the past and she has been clearly given the approval by beijing and everyone assumes the 1200 people who get to make the choice have received the same message and they are going to give her their approval. how do people feel about this in hong kong? there is a pro—democracy movement. there is, but it's divided between the more radical side and the more reformist side and then you have a large group of people who are happy with things as they are or don't want to rock the boat. it is ha rd to don't want to rock the boat. it is hard to gauge exactly how people breakdown in terms of their opinion, but three years ago when you had the occu py but three year

four south koreans, one german, one poll, when irish one chinese, one italian, one american, into greeks. we are in close contact with the governments of the country of all those affected. the injured also included three police officers who were returning from an event to recognize their bravery. two of those three remain in a serious condition. mr. speaker, the attacker then left of the vehicle and approached a police officer at carriage gates, attacking the officer with a large knife, before he was shot dead by an armed police officer. tragically as the house will know, 48-year-old pc keith palmer was killed. pc palmer had devoted his life to the service of his country. he had been a member of the parliamentary and diplomatic protection command for 15 years, and a soldier in the royal artillery before that. he was a husband and a father, killed doing a job he loved. he was every inch a hero, and his actions will never be forgotten. >> here, here. >> i know the whole house will join me in sending our deepest condolences to his family and to the families and friends of all those who have

embody but today you have the body of a greek >> faefd i'm the mayor of this city a great honor ande challenges but one of them trying to be alone with the security that is always with you as my former colleagues know so every awakens in a while we tell the security and sneak out to dinner in 1988 we were coming home and sherry didn't remember we didn't have milky went to get the milk and on the way back the phone rings art art mother teresa is a is walking up to the stairs to the housemother teresa is walking up the street well let her in and sure enough mother teresa is a as your mind tells us what she looks like with two nuns i said hello mother what brings you here i'm come to talk about the work of god of course, i'll listen and she told me about a facility she find out on the corner of turk and fillmore she wanted me to give me give to her for a homeless facility they have several of them in the city this was the late one i said mother i think i know what you're talking about i've got on it in the morning. >> she said the work of god can't wait. >> it is sunday and dark down t

. >> when i was about 13 i saw the greek air force flying over head on my way to school.d some of the most wonderful acrobatics i have ever seen. i said to myself when i grow up i'm going to be become a na-- >> i had a friend a pilot in world war i. he told me, okay, i'll take you for a ride but you never must let your dad know you were in an airplane. >> in 1929 bill edwards got his first taste of flying. there was no looking back. >> i think i was 11 at the time. >> he let you touch the control? >> yeah. i got to play with it. absolutely. it was wonderful. >> the wonders of flight made the aircraft an obvious weapon of war. world war i introduced the world to the dog fight. and the legend of the red baron. the second world war showed how powerful a weapon the airplane could be. adolf hitler recognized that during the '30s and built an air force that none of his future enemies could imagine. the arming of the third riech violated the treaty of versailles and done in secret. in february of '36 they hosted the olympics but billy fisk wasn't there. he wouldn't participate i

food because the greeks bought it.eat, it's what's great about this country. it's going to continue to make this great. >> you sold me on the diner. >> tom: i think i like the original better. coming up, "halftime" with tv's andy levy. ♪ i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, it could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call now to request your free decision guide. i've been with my doctor for 12 years. now i know i'll be able to stick with him. [ male announcer ] you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. plus, there are no ne

judge jeanine: certainly greek orthodox, i have an uncle who is greek orthodox. >> it's a fruitful and't married. judge jeanine: where did this start? >> started with jesus, jesus praised those who represent the kingdom. the most effective way is representing all ways of life, teaching, way of living and the fact we don't have a wife. we're totally at the disposition much the church. judge jeanine: you know where it goes from here? >> tell me. judge jeanine: i'm going to tell you. if married men can become priests, then you have the wivis and was reading that some of them actually counsel couples together, the wife, then you have gay priests. then you're going to have women priests. equal rights, right? where is the catholic church going? >> put it at this, i'm not a supporter of changing this rule. the celibate clergy is one of the glories to the whole world. this allowed us to preach the gospel not worrying what kids are doing back at home. this is where we should stay. judge jeanine: thank you for let me talk to you about retirement. a 401(k) is the most sound way to go. let's talk

ainsley: you all had a big, fat greek wedding. >> we did.greek family celebrates a wedding? >> my father-in-law place setting. but that wasn't -- but, you know, big family and the church is essential to the culture so, you know, we got married at saint george greek orthodox church 15 years ago and 15 years later still central to our family. steve: your kids are great. they're actually doing it themself. brian: we've never seen kids work like this. is there laws against this? >> cheap labor. steve: first of all, she's a great cook but number two, you're a black belt at karate; right? >> i am. ainsley: are you really? when did you start taking karate? >> when i was 15. steve: what discipline? ainsley: is your daughter doing it too? >> not our daughter but my son. steve: and the power tools. >> exactly. we don't mess with him either. brian: i cannot believe the work ethic on these children. ainsley: so, tess, do you help your mom cook a lot? >> yeah. ainsley: what's the favorite thing you make at home? >> cake. ainsley: what kind of cake do you

. >>> penn state announced major changes to the greek system following the death of a fraternity pledge. . the university is banning the beta the ta fra teternity. the 19-year-old fell down a set of stairs during an event. authorities say no one called for help until the next day. he later died at the hospital. the university says an investigation found a persistent pattern of excessive drinking, hazing and drug use and sales at the fraternity. >> we have had long standing concerns about outcomes in our greek system. and we have just got on to the point where we're saying enough is enough. >> penn state is also banning beer kegs at fraternity events and lumting attendance at parties. in addition the university is pushing back next year's fraternity and sorority rekrouting period from fall to spring. >>> new at 5:00, israel's security cabinet for the prime minister just aremove proved the first new settlement in two decades. it's part of a plan b to compensate for the demolition of an outpost. it will be along the border captured by palestine in 1967. the community mostly views settlemen

minister and for the deputy first minister and for the dup to nominate a first minister which take the greeksuld be what was needed for stormont to come back again. but it is going to be a difficult task, the rift between the parties is extremely deep. they both said they are committed to making power—sharing work, they both said direct rule would not good from the point of view of northern ireland and they want devolution back but at the same time both parties said they wa nted the same time both parties said they wanted to be the right deal. it could take longer than three weeks, there could be some more wriggle room if british and irish governments think a deal is likely, it could go on for longer. thank you. there are concerns about the future of more than 4,000 jobs at vauxhall plants in the uk, after the business was bought by the french company psa. they already own peugeot and citroen, and have agreed a deal to buy vauxhall in britain and 0pel in germany, for just under two billion pounds. vauxhall has two factories here in luton and ellesmere port, and thousands morejobs rely on the

. >> i think that's part of the problem is that we're speaking greek and you don't speak greek. >> reporterone by one -- >> having boots on the ground, whether it's our boots or your boots. >> reporter: -- santa clara valley water district board members tried to make peace with the city of san jose. >> let's share a [ indiscernible ] >> i look forward to it. >> reporter: san jose mayor sam liccardo came to a special water board meeting looking for answers on the february 21 flooding disaster but first admitted his own fault. >> this happened in my city, i am responsible. we take full responsibility for the failure to warn our residents. >> reporter: 14,000 residents were evacuated hundreds by boat after coyote creek flowed over its banks flooding several neighborhoods in rocksprings and a park with up to five feet of water. in the immediate aftermath liccardo and the board's chairman traded jabs and pointed fingers at one another. lyliccardo said the water district data said the creek could hold more water than it could. >> if we don't acknowledge this it data and information was flawed or

a greek court is due to rule on this soon. much will depend on the outcome. paul adams, bbc news. can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. and do remember, injust a few hours the clocks go forward an hour, that's all from me and the team. good night. good evening. a cracking start of the weekend with lots of sunshine. the warmest day of the year so far with a temperature of 19 degrees recorded in aberdeenshire, and it felt a bit more like summer. in the early hours of the morning the clocks spring forward an hour and we move into british summertime. by the early hours of the morning the temperatures will be a good deal longer. high—pressure setting right over the northern half of the uk. stronger winds to the south. all but the northern isles of scotland should be dry and clear overnight. it will be cold as well. these are the numbers in the towns and cities. the northern half of the uk, where the winds are lighter, could have some frost. chilly in northern ireland and on the glens of scotland. summertime is ending in melbourne, but we still have some high t

new greek 100 protein. from yoplait. >>> cheerleading is now considered a sport in california but could hurt successful cheer programs in one east bay district. tonight teammates and parents are rallying to save the programment i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. it's a step forward and possibly a leap back. kat katie uteehs has the story. >> reporter: cheerleading is a sport. >> recognized as athletes that we are. >> reporter: threatened in the district. >> girls are athletes. to be taken away, dwafted. >> grapple with the cost of the sport, proposed eliminating regular cheer and doing dance cheer. >> don't cut something that's been successful in the district for years. >> reporter: traditional sideline is more inclusive. more students can participate. stunt teams are smaller. >> stunt teams really small. allow up to 30 girls but usually 20. less girls able to be on the team. >> reporter: more colleges recognize traditional cheers for scholarship. competition in florida. coach says stunt cheer isn't as estab

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