woman: green tea. [ chuckles ] lemonis: green tea. woman 4: they all say "green tea." green tea -- the tea flavor. woman 6: i'm not a green tea lover, okay? so if i saw "mr. green tea," i might not say, "oh, i'm gonna buy that." me. lemonis: i think we have some work to do. most people would expect me to push you to change the name. that doesn't bother me. there's a legacy there. what bothers me is the presentation of it and having "mr. green tea" be the dominant brand. one of the best things that happened at shoprite is seeing the positive feedback about the quality of the ice cream. but we need to put a process in place that forces us to do research and development on new flavors. and we need to go back to the drawing board on the packaging so that customers aren't thrown off and think there's green tea in every flavor. so, what i want to do is sort of take the actual packaging, and i want to basically move around some stuff. people don't want to think that there's green tea in the ice cream. -that's the feedback we got. -michael: yep. lemonis: pull that mr. green te

they know there is a long way to go before there are more green mps on the greens seats of the house voting and left wing pacts. it's notjust the north west where parties are forming alliances against their common enemies. in brighton pavilion the liberal democrats have agreed not to stand against the green party's only mp caroline lucas, who's fighting off a challenge from labour and the conservatives. meanwhile in hastings & rye, the greens have pulled out to try to help labour oust the home secretary, amber rudd. so, quitea so, quite a lot of negotiating, horse trading going on. do you think we will see more tactical voting this time round? i am not sure we are. what we're talking about, and it was clear from that clip, a tiny numberof it was clear from that clip, a tiny number of seats were majorities are tight and makes a difference, this could be a tsunami from the conservatives and it could sweep aside all the little lifeboat people are constructing for themselves. not enough numbers, the maths doesn't do it. also, that report was talking about the green party, but in the sout

southwest praised the crew and thanked captain green. dan green" people call and tell me i, a hero. but i'm not, i just did what we all should be doing...." (rob live) captain green says the real heroes are the flight attendants who first tried to calm things down. he says had other passengers who were closer to the melee stepped in sooner and got between the two men, he might not have had to do what he did. live in santa clara rob fladeboe kron 4 news (grant) we are learning new details about a deadly officer involved shooting... that happened last wednesday in san francisco...inside a subway sandwich shop on market near 5th street. this is video of the aftermath... but today, officers released new body camera video and surveillance video taken inside the store of the incident. a warning now - as some viewers might find the video disturbing. officers say 26-year-old nicholas flusche began attacking a subway employee... with a knife. he's wearing the camouflage shirt... he unlocks the little door - to get behind the counter and that's when he starts attacking the employee. bystander

the greens have been stable but very low. you could have been up and down.week or so ago, they didn't do so well in the local elections. but over the seven—year period we are obliged to count, there is a big, big difference. but when you apply that format to the schedule, the programmes we are actually going to make, we do think in retrospect, actually, that the gap between what ukip is getting and what the greens are getting is too great, so we're going to make a change and we've invited the green party in the last 2a hours to take part in an extra programme in the elections questions format in the last weekend of the campaign, onjune the 4th. they've accepted that and we're really pleased to have that extra programme going into the bbc one schedule. so you've either caved in to pressure or you got it wrong. we've not caved in to pressure. we're not going to cave in to pressure from political parties. we looked at the schedule in retrospect, what we'd lined up, and the differences between the parties. there were two differences, effectively, that the greens

green day is next.news update in 30 minutes and always on the news app and abc7news.com. hope you enjoy the warm weekend. we'll see you monday morning. but it took a twist of fate to find a high-end curler at such a head turning price. and that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. ♪ >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. on defense the president fires back after the hiring of a special counsel to lead the investigation into russia and his campaign calls the whole thing a witch-hunt as he's closing in on a nominee for fbi director and gets ready to make his first trip overseas. >>> parenting alert. the teenager so addicted to video games that when mom and dad tried to confiscate his computer, he lashed out and dropped out of school. the extreme measures they went to to get their son to unplug. >>> the highly anticipated wedding of the year, pippa middleton about to say "i do." the clues to the dress, who is on the guest li

you may have heard that green tea can be good for your heart, but don't confuse a cup of tea with green tea extract powder. some supplements containing the ingredient are promising weight loss and a healthier metabolism. but the experts of consumer rports have concerns. >> higher concentrations of green tea extract can be really dangerous because it can potentially cause serious liver damage, plus the herb itself has been found to alter the effectiveness of a long list of drugs including cernan at this depressants and clotting medication. >> it can elevate your heart rate and blood pressure. researchers suggest 10% of people who suffer acute liver failure from green tea extract may die as a result. consumer reports put green tea extract powder on its list of 15 supplement ingredients to avoid. >> manufacturers who make these supplements are not required to prove to federal regulators that their products are safe, that they're effective, or even that they're accurately labelled. so you have no idea what you're buying. >> studies have also found that even in high doses, green tea probably

congressman green is an american hero.e is standing up for our constitution and our democracy at this critical moment in our history. we are urging people all across the country to join us at our website to stand with him and to make sure that this president be the accountable via impeachment process. amy: how does this move forward right nonow, john bonifaz? >> it is incumbent upon all of us around the nation who believe in our constitution and the rule nolaw and democracy that one, not eveven the president of the united states, is about the law, that we stand up and stay with congressman green, call on our members of congress to join him in making this call to issue an impeachment resolution to start the process in the u.s. house of represesentatives. i know there are people who are saying, well, we need to get the facts out. and we do need to get the facts out. it is congressman green has stated, we already have these facts. they're talking about other facts. the facts are out on obstruction of justice and on the violat

southwest praised the crew and thanked captain green. dan green" people call and tell me i, a hero.ot, i just did what we all should be doing...." (grant) still ahead:a man describes the moments men with guns wearing masks...robbed his family their home. (steve) then:an arson warning... what we know about cars being targeted and torched in the east bay. (grant) and next:it's san francisco's new tallest building... we'll take you to the top of the salesforce tower. (steve) the skyline of san francisco is changing. a new behemouth building is punching through the city sky. it will be the tallest building in town.. and tongiht we go in-depth(áanimationá) ( grant ) it's not just the tallest building in town... it is also the tallest building west of chicago. we're talking about the salesforce building.... that is reaching for the stars on mission street. it will litterally be a work of art. san francisco artist jim campbell will install l-e-d lights to the top nine floors when the building is done.. featuring ballet like dancers in motion.

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very close—knit at forest green, andi around.ink that is why we have become so successful. it is not just what this club has achieved, though. it is the way they have achieved it. forest green aims to be the greenest, most environmentally friendly football club in the world. there are solar panels on the stadium, even a solar powered robotic lawnmower. but perhaps most strikingly, the club is all began. the players today were tucking into meat free pies while of the fans the only burghers of the veggie variety. it is their owners‘ vision, green energy billionaire dale vince, who says both team and supporters have embraced their diet. there are a lot of elite athletes around the world who are the can, or are going big on, and there is a lot of scientific evidence it is betterfor on, and there is a lot of scientific evidence it is better for elite athletes to be deagan. that is part of the reason we did it, and how we presented it to the players. it will give them an edge, performance edge. the club is now planning another first, a

but very close net at forest green, and i think that's why they've become so successful.st what this club has achieved, though, it's the way that it's achieved it. forest green aims to be the greenest and the most environmentally friendly football club in the world. there's solar panels on the stadium, even a solar powered robotic lawn mower, but perhaps most strikingly, the club is all vegan. the players today were tucking into meat free pies, while for the fans the only burgers are of the veggie variety. it's their owner's vision, green energy millionaire dale vince, who says both team and supporters have embraced their diet. there are a lot of elite athletes around the world that are vegan or are going vegan. there's a lot of scientific evidence that it's better for elite athletes to be vegan, and that's the reason, part of the reason we did it, and how we kind of presented it to the players, to give them an edge, a performance edge. that club is now planning another first, an all wooden stadium, designed by the late zaha hadid, but for now they're just enjoying their

those clouds have been produce ago few sprinkles here, this area in green.. frederick county, washington county, out of west virginia. most of this is tracking off to the east, get ago few sprinkles in charles county right there into southern william and northern stafford. that will be breaking up here shortly. we have more chances for some rain. later this afternoon, i have the new hour coming up this half hour. >> thanks so much. >>> right now, the courtyard outside the louvre museum in paris is back open. this is where french presidential candidate emmanuel macron is planning to celebrate tonight. this all comes as government officials are investigating a hack targeting his campaign. last month, groups linked to russia were accused of targeting his campaign. >> meanwhile, back here at home, houms republicans are dealing with the aftermath of their vote to replace the affordable care act. now some voters are weighing in. chris palone has a look. >> representative tom reed among the first to face constituents following the house's vote to replace obamacare.

greene had able to gain access and greene told her supervisor she was making a trip to germany to visitrew from toronto into istanbul and into turkey and crossed the syrian border with the help of the terrorist and disappeared. there in isis-controlled syria, government prosecutors say danella greene met up with the isis terrorist and not only married him and told him she was employed by the fbi and that the fbi had an open investigation into his activities. professor alan grubb says any tale involving terrorism simply could not involve the daniela greene he knew. if i told you she got wrapped up in a terror investigation where she was the target, i would assume you would find that hard to believe. >> i would be dumbfounded by that. it would be hard to believe. i don't think there's anything in her background that would suggest to me or any of the people she worked with her proclivities in that direction, so, yes, i would be surprised. >> reporter: shortly after arriving in syria daniela greene had a change of heart and within weeks was sending e-mails back in the united states. i was w

of a chance but i'm still a green supporter.n party, but i can see them becoming a force in the future with labour taking a back seat. the greens say they're standing up for young people and the environment, but they've stood aside in more constituencies than they're likely to win in the hope it will help labour and the liberal democrats. pushing for a progressive alliance has led to criticism they'll end up in a coalition of chaos. they want to transform politics — to do that, they first need to get elected. donald trump has arrived in israel, on the second leg of his tour of the middle east and europe. his visit is expected to focus on reviving the middle east peace process. speaking in tel aviv, he said there was a rare opportunity to bring peace and stability to the region by working together. he was welcomed by the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and tomorrow will meet the palestinian leader, mahmoud abbas. here's our correspondent yolande knell. direct from riyadh, president trump took the first official flight

they were pumped for green day.to amy and sara now and i understand that you have a very special guest, ladies. >> oh, yes, we do. we are here with the hoff. give it up for the legendary david hasselhoff. come on. ♪ >> david, i learned a little well-known fact about you. you are the most watched actor in television history. you even hold a guinness world record. so i want to ask you what do you think it is about you that makes you so popular? you. >> know, i really don't know, i think the best thing i think is persistence and also like staying hot with the kids. you know, i did "spongebob" a few years ago. and i went in to my daughter. do you know about a sponge named bob and she said spongebob, dad, do it, do it. i did "dodgeball" and "hop" and did a youtube channel song with the rock and it just keeps me current with the kids and i think it helps. >> yeah, you're relevant. >> really young with that. "spongebob." a lot of age in between. you were mitch buchanan on "baywatch" for 11 years and found out you'd on o be

green is wearing the grey shirt and tan shorts.e don't see it in this video but he says the fight started up again, after this clip was shot, with the flight attendant pinned beneath the combatants, until the 6 foot two green got tough. getting between the fighters...and man-handling one all the way to the front of the plane. dan green" so i say sit down and cut off your phones and help as i'm making my way there. i got between them and then pulled the man that you see in the video when i get there. i pulled who was on top. i pulled him apart and then drove him to the front of the plane."(grant) it turns the man we see throwing most of the punches was not the aggressor. the other man was booked for misdemeanor battery. the plane went on to oakland without incident. southwest praised the crew and thanked captain green. " people call and tell me i, a hero. but i'm not, i just did what we all should be doing...." (catherine) now to a big story we've been following all week... 26-year-old antolin garcia- torres is now awaiting his puni

his name is speedo green from virginia.as 12 years old, green was sent to a detention center for threatening to kill his family. but one trip to the opera totally changed the trajectory of his life. as mark segraves reports, he's sharing that with other at-risk teenagers. >> i was actually shackled and put in a back of a police car and drove me 3 1/2 hours to a detention center and i and it was the scariest part of my life, like it was actually traumatizing. >> reporter: ryan speedo green was in d.c. monday afternoon talking to a small group of at-risk teens about how he was transformed from a 12-year-old on his way to prison to a young man on his way to stardom. at 6'5" tall and 300 pounds, speedo green can be an imposing figure off and on stage. until you see him smile. [ laughter ] >> reporter: today, green's life seems perfect. a career that takes him around the world doing something he loves. ♪ but the bass bearritone is candid. he could have ended up like his two older brothers did, in a gang or in prison. as a young

safe track and green line impacted green belt station closed. shuttle service other than metro rail, metro bus on time and erin fox d.c. i'll keep you updated throughout the morning holly and wisdom. >> sounds good, thanks, airport, a5:26. coming up. ry searchers claim to be one step closer to finding a cure for hiv and aids. >> law makers in expected to find a budget through september. >> a live look across the d.c. region wednesday morning. come on, dance into wednesday. a good way to look at the day. you can do. it get moving. "fox news morning" back after this this for all those pokers, prodders, shuckers and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. z2c5qz z16fz y2c5qy y16f

he's just got to get it on the green.do believe he can get his inside six feet comfortably whereas these guys, getting it within six feet from here is a really gutsy shot. they could overspin one. they know they cannot go long or they'd be tone. they have to judge judge it perfectly. bill: these conditions not unlike when tiger won at firestone in 2000. rory at valhalla in 2014. tom watson, final hole of the open championship, st. andrews. and moore when we won at john deere in 2016. the hole lit only by the giant scoreboard by the green. otherwise then not have been able to finish. nick: you have to put it on automatic here. you know your yardage and you know your swing to produce that yardage. he's going to put an awful lot of trust into this one and you have to dial down that adrenaline. dottie: this yardage is exactly the same as he had for the third shot back at the 12th. nick: good tempo. it can get up and stay up. 15-footer just about. just over. how tricky is cameron's lie, dottie? dottie: it's not a very good lie

sian berry from the green party there.ewies from clyde comrie. —— by comrie. a big night for the smaller parties and an opportunity to get your voice out to millions of people. was it heard loudly enough? once again, i think leanne wood's character, likeability and authenticity shone through. and once again, plaid cymru is the party putting wales on the uk political landscape. the question facing the people of wales next week will be, do we want to keep wales on that political landscape and after the votes have been counted and the only way we can do that is with a strong field of plaid cymru mp5. i think u nless we field of plaid cymru mp5. i think unless we have plaid cymru speaking up unless we have plaid cymru speaking upfor unless we have plaid cymru speaking up for wales in the new parliament, at next thursday, the voice of wales will be lost and wales would be invisible to whichever party forms the next government. a slightly sticky moment when a question was put to leanne wood about immigration, and the suggestion

green has sole access to a third skype account and in june 2014 green told her supervisor she was makingany to visit family. instead, she flew through toronto, crossed the syrian border with the help of the terrorists and disappeared. there in isis controlled syria, government prosecutors say she met with the isis terrorist and not only married him but told him she was employed by the fbi and that the fbi had an open investigation into his activities. professor says any tale involving terrorism simply could not involve the daniella green he knew. >> i would assume you would find that hard to believe. >> i would be dumbfounded by that. it would be hard to believe. i don't think there is anything in her background that would suggest to me or any of the people she worked with her proclivities in that direction. so, yes, i would be survived. >> shortly after, daniella green had a change of heart and writing e-mails to the united states. i was weak. i really made a mess of things this time. the following day she wrote, i am gone and i can't come back. i am in syria. i am in a very harsh envir

the greens have been stable, but very low. you apply that formula to the schedule, the programmes we are actually going to make, we do think in retrospect, actually, that the gap between what ukip is getting and what the greens are getting is too great, so we're going to make a change and we've invited the green party in the last 2a hours to take part in an extra programme on the election questions format in the last weekend of the campaign, onjune the ath. they've accepted that and we're really pleased to have that extra programme going into the bbc one schedule. so you've either caved in to pressure or you got it wrong. which is it? we've not caved in to pressure. we're not going to cave in to pressure from political parties. we looked at the schedule in retrospect, what we'd lined up, and the differences between the parties. there were two differences, effectively, that the greens were not included in. one was the question time election questions programmes, which go out on the last weekend. the other was the series of andr

it turns out greene had sole access to a third skype account, and in june 2014, greene told her supervisoraking a trip to germany to visit family. instead she threw to toronto to istanbul, traveled to turkey, crossed the syrian border with the help of the terrorist, and disappeared. there in isis-controlled syria, government prosecutors say daniela green med up with the isis terrorist, and not only married him, but told him she was employed by the fbi and the fbi had an open investigation into his activities. shortly after arriving in syria, daniela greene had a change of heart. within weeks was sending e-mails back to the united states -- i was weak, she wrote in one, i really made a mess of things this time. on august 6th, 2014, daniela greene left syria, left isis, and did return to the united states, where she was immediately arrested. unlike other terrorism-related cases, daniela greene's arrest and plea deal would receive no publicity at all from the department of justice. the case quietly hidden, court records sealed for months. even after her case became a matter of public record,

you see that the spots of green and the lightest green on the board here may not actually be making it to the ground. we experienced this earlier. showing green over philly. there wasn't actually rain making it to the surface. still, steadier rain falling over areas like dover and into wilmington, the best period of rain is still going in the north and west parts of the area, reading to allentown, chester into bucks county. this is already thinning quite a bit from the last few hours. it will continue thinning this morning until we have only clouds left as we go through much of today. here's the hour-by-hour forecast. starting at 5:30, the model still showing this arch of rain over us. starting to break down farther south. 5:30 to 6:00 a.m., lingering. 6:00 to 8:00, light rain hitting the suburbs and the lehigh valley, burks county area. 8:00 to 9:00 a.m., out of here. we've got clouds left for the rest of today. notice there will be breaks of sun at times as we go into the later part of the day heating us up into the 70s. we see to the west, rain returning to the board. we have the ne

green saying this is locked down, boris johnson saying green saying this is locked down, borisjohnsonng it may yet be twea ked. borisjohnson saying it may yet be tweaked. it is a complete u—turn on previous policies, but damian green saying that is because there is a way of improving it, and the emphasis is on making it seem there are two younger generation. even if they were to be elected, they would still have to get it through, and some of their own backbenchers might rebel against it? 0blak it depends on the size of the majority, every mp standing on this manifesto, you can't come back afterwards and say, i don't like that part of it. it depends on the size of the mandate, but i don't think she's going to back down on this. boris is being boris. the major u—turn was over national insurance contributions, but all bets are off now, this is theresa may's manifesto. the daily telegraph as a couple of stories, corbyn engulfed in ira furore, labour leader refuses to condemn the group. and it has links to a hard left magazine as well, where is this all from? the stuff about the magazine

ian: you can see the color of the green here. it goes a little uphill, a little downhill, a little uphill at the hole so it slows up as it gets close, and we saw that from cabrera earlier where he missed it short left with his shorter putt. back one. bill: cameron smith for birdie. to tie the lead. nick: good free stroke. oh, wow. good effort. as you can tell, he knew he didn't do anything wrong with that one. bill: let's take another look. he thought this was going in. hit it just where he wanted to. nick: yeah, that was a very good try. bill: shot a 62. on friday, in four-ball, five under for this final round in that format. nick: more than likely going to need a big finish. quite possibly could need three birdies to win it outright. bill: after starting the second nine with three birdies, that's the third straight par and they stay at 24 under. 16. peter: jordan spieth set to play and this is a putt we've seen a couple of times today. it doesn't quite break left as much as the players are seeing, unless it's absolutely deadwei

she has nothing but green on 270. >> i have green on 270. a problem as you're approaching 270.d father hurley, we do have a problem as you're headed towards 270. 270 at father hurley looks good northbound and southbound. they're moving the camera to take a look at the crash i'm talking about. in bound river road, springfield drive and the parkway, paving there. macarthur between reservoir road and foxhall. thank you for watching us and listening as we're talking. guys. >>> i'm angie goff here at the live desk with breaking news out of the far east. we have learned that the south korean at what's after what they say may have been a north korea drone that crossed over the border into southern territory. it's believed that the south korean military fired at least 90 shots, dozens of rounds -- or machine gun rounds into the air towards the northern territory. this as a warning. now we know tensions between the two countries have been escalating especially after the latest missile launch over the weekend. aaron? >> angie, thank you. >>> 5:17. three of the six baltimore city police o

i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, this morning recoveriests from texas are under way following a string of tornados and floods that killed at least 14 people. in texas, four tornadoes cut a path of destruction 35 miles long. one of the towns is east in can east of dallas. good morning, brook. >> reporter: good morning. they gathered in the bathroom, which miraculously ended up being the only part of the building left untouched. others in region were not nearly as lucky this weekend. tornados like this one left the texas town of canton in ruins. >> i come back here realizing we almost died. >> reporter: a woman was found dead after this dodge dealership after cars there were turned into twisted wrecks. police believe she was driving and drown off the road. more twisters reflect the extend of the flooding. in mississippi a tearful woman mourns her fiance. winds knocked a tree onto her home. >> it's by grace of god that we're still standing here right now. and my two daughters are in the house because that whol

you even have a putting green over here? >> of course. >> a make shift putting green?have a little exercise. >> this was the brainchild of naive tom sturgess. six years ago after moving home from washington, d.c., he took a gamble and started an office in mazzulla with one employee. >> how fast did it grow? >> it grew. >> how many are you hiring? >> between 35 and 40. >> reporter: the industry here is growing seven times the state's economy and paying twice the minimum wage. >> for decades story has been when you graduate from a montana college, you're going to have to leave the state to get a high-paying job, and that's no longer the case. >> reporter: boozman is another town. >> the internet was causing the biggest amount in terms of business. >> he started a tech company here with $5,000. that was 1997. many 2011 oracle bought it for $1.8 billion. >> now we have 80 to 180 technology firms here. >> reporter: firms looking to not only stay, but out-of-staters looking for quality of life. >> you walk five minutes that way and i get to be on the edge of wilderness. the

after the great nathaniel green. the gentleman presiding may well know that nathaniel green worked his way through the state during the course of fighting the southern revolutionary campaign -- so we are very proud of in in a nathaniel green in re island and the school that bears his name. the students traveled overnight through the night to participate in that march. joined by 375 sister marvs world -- marchs worldwide, we came together with one voice in fight against climate change. the march over earth day weekend was joined by people in 600 satellite marchs around the world. i went toe earth day texas, a truly impressive event with 150,000 people, making it the largest earth day event in the world. it's the passion of businessmen trammel crow who has been bringing democrats and republicans together to combat climate change since 2011. so for my 150th time to wake up speech, i thank all those who made their voices heard these past few weeks in the streets or online with the trump administration locked in climate d

metro suggesting you stick the green line. south of 95 taking you out on fromoad, a 90 minute ride 32 to the beltway. this is why, accident activity on the ramp, squeezing by now to the left, it was to the right, now it's single file to the left continuing towards new hampshire avenue. that is our traffic watch. i will be back in the next 10 minutes with another update, but as you can see, fog is definitely a factor in the morning commute today. an instancem seeing there, other areas west and northwest of d.c. winsis the naval academy,, by picture east, west of d.c. towards the mountains when the fog is starting to form. leesburg, just under two miles. we are seeing it in areas towards frederick and even carroll county early on. it's all going to hang on for another two to three hours or so. of you may want the long sleeves or something thin on your arms this morning, i think it will be off i the afternoon. despite the clouds, mid-to-upper 70's. the other thing that you will notice is a rising humidity. we will talk about the

speeds in the green heading to 101.n the yellow, westbound 580, it's about 26 minutes for folks making their way from 205 out towards 680. we did have an earlier problem on the connector ramp and it looks like things have cleared since then. so things should start to move more at the limit as you approach 680. >> i have the perfect transition. you will have a lot of sand from the great highway blowing onshore today. >>> we have some gusty winds out there this morning, all due to this. it's a return of the onshore push. partial clearing at the bay. but it will fill in rapidly. you can't see it well here but down over there, we have the low clouds the fog the marine layer trying to push inland in fact these clouds are going to be extensive by your thursday. i'll show you what i mena moment. right now let's go through the status. 57 in oakland. san francisco in the low 50s. look at these winds. then picking up to 13 in pleasanton, 16 san ramon. most of the winds to the east and the north. concord through walnut creek, 20 i

but i'm still a green supporter. i wouldn't personally vote for the green party.

on the green line buses replace trains between green belt and college park this weekend.n the yellow line running every 20 minutes between huntington and mt. vernon square. i'm similar situation on the silver line, running every 20 between wheelie west and east and ballston only. orange, green, blue, trains in general running every 20 minutes of course on the green line with the exception of that safe track situation on those two stations. and red line regular weekend service there. have a great one. for "news 4 today." >>> grandparents offer a lifetime of knowledge and a local school is using that to their advantage. >> we're talking fairfax county, there older adults are going back to class, some to kindergarten to give their young neighbors a boost. >> we're excited to work with -- >> adult volunteers sharing their lifetime of knowledge with students at crestwood elementary school in springfield. four years ago some residents of green spring retirement home paired up with the school to mentor students. a grant-involved program helped the students do well and the volunt

“a l%rltuu‘" in bethnal green. this is nightclub in bethnal green.s is where the liberal democrats are having their manifesto launch in about three quarters of an hour. tim farron will be here on this stage behind me with a speech and lodging a manifesto which has a commitment toa a manifesto which has a commitment to a second referendum, it is very much the centrepiece. saying that they will give the final say on europe to the british people. this is what tim farron had to say on that ll on today. at the heart of oui’ that ll on today. at the heart of our manifesto is an offer to all the people in our country that no other party is making. that is that we do not just after except whatever deal we get back from brexit the glaciations, but the british people, you, should have the final say. —— negotiations. if you do not like what theresa may comes back with, you should have them right to vote to remain. if we think of three quarters of young people in this country voting to remain, is there any wonder that there are such dismay about what theresa may

greene had sole access to a third skype account. in june 2014, greene told her supervisor she was making a trip to germany to visit family. instead, she flew to istanbul, travels south to turkey, crossed the syrian border with the help of the terrorist and disappeared. there in isis controlled syria, government prosecutors say she met up with the isis terrorist and not only married him but told him she was employed by the fbi and they had an open investigation into his activities. the professor says any tale involving terrorism simply could not involve the greene he knew. if i told you that she got wrapped up in a terrorist investigation where she's the target, i would assume you would find that hard to believe. >> i would be dumfounded by that. it would be lard to believe. i don't think there's anything in her background that would suggest to me or any of the people she worked with here proclivities in that direction. yes, i would be surprised. >> reporter: shortly after arriving in syria, she had a change of heart and within weeks

southwest praised the crew and thanked captain green. dan green" people call and tell me i, a hero.t i'm not, i just did what we all should be doing...." (will) still ahead... it's san francisco's new tallest building... we'll take you to the top of the salesforce tower.<> <><"there's a new app that can help save you costly parking tickets. it's already saved thousands of dollars to the bay area people who have been testing it out and using it. today i tried it out and it is impressive and it's free. that's coming up on kron4 news."> parking tickets in san francisco. they are one of the most expensive in the country. but now there's an app that can help you avoid a costly ticket. kron 4's gabe slate explains. gabe slate /tech reporter says: <"the creators of this new app spot angels developed an app to help people avoid costly parking tickets because they got one themselves and wanted to prevent it from happening again"> aboud jardaneh / spotangels says: <"we were parked on pine street in san francisco and went out to get our car and it was gone. it was towed from a street cleaning

what do you think about that (giggle)" green>"bla bla bla bla bla bla bla bla."ew york at citi field for first time since winning that epic wild card game last season3rd batter of the gamehunter pence takes jason degrom deep and out to right-center field 2-0 giants(pence: 3rd home run) top 6th/ 2-2 tiebuster posey solo home run into the 2nd deck off degrom 3-2 giants (posey: 3rd home run)bopttom 9th/ 3-3 tie runners on 1st & 2ndneil walker nails one of hunter stickland deep to right scored a walkoff rbi single mets win!final: 4-3 metsgiants (11-22): 4th straight loss could the a's walk-off for the 3rd straight game?...lets get right to business bottom of the 11th tied at 2-2 with the angelsjed lowrie oh no he didn't!... yes he did! a solo walk-off home run off deolis guerra a's win!final: 3-2 a's 3rd straight win all in walk-off style .. (pam) coming up at the top of the hour: a verdict reached in the sierra lamar murder trial... tonight -- a legal expert explains what the quick jury decision could mean for the outcome. kron4 news at 11 is ahead -- with the day's