holly: hi. i'm holly. nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you.ou guys think about them cutting and sewing things like lamb and goat and jockstraps? katie: it takes about three times as long to do a lamb product as a shirt product... -holly: mm-hmm. -katie:...just because the shirt construction is super simple. lemonis: and how much money do you make on the lamb product versus the shirt product? katie: oh, shirt is way more. i mean, it cost us, what, about $30, i'd say, to make a shirt, and we sell it for over $100. and, a lamb product, we sell for $17. lemonis: and it costs three times the amount of time -to make it, takes three times? -katie: yeah. yeah. lemonis: have you guys gotten together and had an opinion with the two of them and said, "this is ridiculous"? holly: it doesn't really matter. lemonis: at all? holly: we're kind of, like, on our own out here. nobody really comes out here. it gets really hot in here. -lemonis: no ac in here. -holly and katie: no ac. holly: every friday, they're gone fishing. lemonis: they're gone fishing. holly:

i think, holly, ithink, holly, he'll i think, holly, he'll be very happy. australian in just over four hours, 6-3 australian in just over four hours, 6—3 in that first set, —— in the fourth set. we have to rememberfor andy murray who came into this tournament as the world 382 produced a rock lot of relief at the end of this one, he pulled out on the eve of wimbledon, a hip that wasn't ready for the best—of—5 set format. he didn't wanted to go to five sets today and he just managed to get the job done. first grand slam since the modern last year, his ranking will go modern last year, his ranking will 9° up modern last year, his ranking will go up to 302, the expectations are low for murray, it is about being back out and competing which is what he did, disappointment for kyle edmund. he felt that it was not what kyle edmund did, he was suffering from cramp, he was given sought by the doctor at the end of the first set, but lorenzi was able to come through 6—1, a player who had not played on a hard court six of seven months. the fitness for kyle edmund is cer

holly mckay. [cheering and applause] this kitty kat will not give you a break, national review reporter kat timpf. [cheering and applause] and his neighbors begged him to stop doing jumping jacks, former wwe superstar in my massive sidekick, tyrus. [cheering and applause] tom, what you make of this activist press? >> i read every one of those. i thought they were all be the same one but they were different but it was all a variation of the same thing which was this is not about donald trump but about press freedom and by the way here's five paragraphs about donald trump so they can't stop talking about him but paradoxically he knows that's what drives their ratings. for the first time were talking about the houston chronicle so everyone is getting what they want but you mentioned barack obama which is excellent as he complain about the press all the time. greg: only one press. fox news. >> back to what is more representative of a healthy democracy? a president who constantly complains that 90% of

holly and about 50 animals were flown into the bay area.w ner her online andt through a trial phase to adopt her. >> whether they've been traumatized or not, i'm doing what i should be doing. she's an extraordinary animal. i love her. i'd be heartbroken if i lost her now. >> holly is is vevery happy, an is he. holly is more than 3,000 miles away from where she grew up. go to nbcbayarea.com. maybe you can walk away with a dog or cat this weekend. most shelters are waiving or reducing adoption fees. >>> lake merritt about to be filled with rowing teams. we'll share it with you next. welcome to the xfinity store. thanks, janet. it's my happy place. you can learn how to switch to xfinity mobile, a new wireless network that saves you cash. and you can get 5 lines of talk and text included with your internet. and over here i'm having my birthday party. dj fluffernutter, hit it! ♪ dj fluffernutter simple. easy. awesome. ask how to get $300 back when you sign up for xfinity mobile, and purchase a new samsung phone. visit your local xfinity store to

watch how gentle she is. >> reporter: holly is home.ew more months longer and a 4,000 mile journey to find her. >> good dog. you know that. >> holly has a home. she's come a long way. to find a list of participating shelters for saturday's clear the shelters event, go to nbcbayarea.com. you might walk away with a dog or cat this weekend. most shelters are waiving or reducing fees. >>> do you feel comfortable with self-driving cars? the one crash that changed minds on that matter. ♪ ♪ can world-renowned artist red hong yi use the chase mobile app® to pay practically anyone, at any bank? all while creating a masterpiece made of tea leaves? ♪ ♪ yes. but this isn't for just anyone. ♪ ♪ fothe strongest man in her life. ♪ ♪ life. lived red's way. chase. make more of what's yours. the morning commute. >>> b.a.r.t. trains are running on time after major delays during the morning commute. it took hours to recover after several problems slowed the system. the biggest problem, a cracked ra rail. you can see cruise repairing it early this morning.

a busy day for holly, who won a bronze.holly maton. a good day at the office for holly maton, two bronze medals within the space of a few hours. has also been a silver for rhys hours. has also been a silver for rhstones in the t 37100 metres. plenty of medals over the course of the day, but let's focus on the gold medalfrom earlier. david ervine, winning his first european title in berlin and i am pleased to say he joins me now. david, thank you for coming to speak to us. as it sank in now that you are a european champion? how are you feeling? really good. after coming second in the 1500 i wanted to get the win today. i'd make you were holding all the lion pulled away in the final 600 metres. did you feel in control? what was it like for you? it was windy quite and that today, so i was hesitant to go to hard early, but as soon hesitant to go to hard early, but as soon as we hesitant to go to hard early, but as soon as we had two laps to go, i thought now was the time. soon as we had two laps to go, i thought now was the tim

holly kerr from oxford was both nervous and excited when she decided to have ivf.time round. if i wanted to have a baby, i came to needed to get a move on because i was 36 when i first started thinking about it. i became aware that i had not been in a relationship for some time. if i didn't go down the ivf route, it might never happen. holly is one of a growing number of single women having ivf. she used an anonymous sperm donor. how prepared are you for noah turning around and saying, i want to meet my dad? i feel very torn. when he turns 18, he can start to find out. that will be quite a poignant moment for me. if there is a chance that he has half—brothers or half—sisters, i know how much i have loved having a sister and i think that would be lovely for him to find out about. ivf involves an egg being fertilised with spam in a laboratory. the number of treatments for patients without a partner has gone up nationally. it has been over a thousand since 2014. that is an increase of 35%. oxford fertility says it is seeing the same increase and will treat more than 2

many thanks to holly hamilton in glasgow.eter day so farfor great britain. just two events for britain, but tom bosworth did finish seventh in the reservoir, the best finish for a british athlete since1974. no british athlete since 1974. no action on british athlete since1974. no action on the track to give me a chance to catch up with catherine, who got silver in he habitat flight yesterday. we have the olympic and world champion. and her score total was a personal best and also enough to get a medal in the olympics and world championships. she said that will have her in good stead for the next three years with the olympic games sam acho between two world championships. it was a world-class field. there, it wasjust europe. major convictions with strong days and the tough schedule is impressive and the tough schedule is impressive andl and the tough schedule is impressive and i was glad i was able to show that. but i do want to push and push and push and reach potential. we compete in events like this, do you learn and reflec

jessica holly has that video.a guy take hits to the head from a miami dade police officer. natsot"hey, hey!"that's the voice of geoffrey nicholas.he says he witnessed the whole thing and let police know it was all on camera.geoffrey nicholas/witness"i'm yelling, you can hear in the video, 'hey, hey!' like that because i'm saying somebody's there watching you."neighbors say it all started with a commotion on their street wednesday afternoon around 5:30 in the area of southwest 158 court and 144 street.after police arrived, the man in the video did not appear to be cooperating, shouting profanities at officers. geoffrey nicholas/witness"he's refusing, as the video shows, he's refusing"police managed to get the man in cuffs, then this.geoffrey nicholas/witness "after that, the cops were over on him. then why punch him? why punch him while in handcuffs?"neighbors say police were in the area well into the night.and in the end, 26 year old jacksonville gaston was arrested and charged with battery on an officer.after see

holly amenaza a miles de residentes que ya ha recibido Órdenes de evacuación.diciÓn o tuna. no-- la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna. con enrique acelero y patricia enrique:olopa de la primera dama se convirtieron en persianas estadounidenses lo malo es queel presidente trump criticÓ el preciso leal puede que sus sueros tiran hacia ania. llamÁndolo migraciÓn en cadena, lo pÉrez que tanto trump como sus asesores amplÍa pÚblicamente que se termine de inmediato con este recurso completamente legal. pablo nos tiene mÁs de de washington. pablo: los padres de melania salieron sonrientes de su ceremonia privada de naturalizaciÓn. las puertas de estados unidos permanecen abiertas a la gente bonita. declarÓ su abogado. pero los demÓcratas dicen que lo que ha hecho melania con sus padres es exactamente lo que trump tanto critica y llama inmigraciÓn en cadena. debe acabar ya, algunas personas vienen aquÍ y traen a toda su familia. no bl twiteo t. en referencia a la separaciÓn familiar. >> inhumano, es algo muy difÍcil de simpl

ican i can confirm that in the last few minutes hollie arnold has become the european champion here inalth titles she did earlier in the year. she manages to do a whole lot of honour for people cheering her on and she did win by a significant margin. she has dominated the event for many yea rs has dominated the event for many years and looked comfortable so that was the gold for great britain but there was another gold from harry jenkins in the t33100 metres. many of his competitors got reclassified just before the start of the competition so there were only two competitors but it was a brilliant achievement nonetheless which means great britain have a two gold medals as well as four silvers and a bronze. not a bad start for great britain, what are the prospects for the team of the week? there's a lot to look forward to over the next six days. great britain have 51 athletes in total computing and lots of familiar names to look out for. richard whitehead will be taking to the track, paralympic champion in the track, paralympic champion in the 200 metres t61 category and he's had a tough

al mismo tiempo, anunciaron que si el clima lo permite, el incendio holly podrÍa estar controlado enones, la separaciÓn de familias y la polÍtica migratoria, cientos de indocumentados siguen llegando a diario por la frontera. asÍ lo comprobÓ rojas, en un recorrido por la patrulla fronteriza. es el proceso Ético yate y es la detenciÓn tres inmigrantes que lo intenta por su cuenta. desde que iniciamos nuestra caminata fronteriza entre la maleza cerca al rÍo grande, vimos acciÓn. desde un escondite vimos familias enteras y menores preparÁndose para cruzar el rÍo. observamos que los traficantes les tomaban fotos antes de subirlos a pequeÑas embarcaciones.unidense. de inmediato, abordamos a los reciÉn llegados. reportero: se ve un poco hostil. >> sÍ, pero las necesidades. >> yo me siento contento porque venimos de honduras. gracias a dios, porque llegamos. reportero: cerca de allÍ, agentes federales forman en filas a las familias y menores que viajan solos. entonces, se acentÚa el drama de las preguntas. >> mi amor, contenta porque estamos bien. >> son un negocio completo, un sÍmbolo de d

holly is at the bbc sport centre. good morning to you, holly. you say katerian johnson—thompson guaranteed a medal? not quite guaranteed but she is going well, and that avalon. —— in the heptathlon. katerina johnson thompson happy with day one. she currently leads the heptathlon after a hugely impressive performance from the commonwealth champion. expectations have been low for once— battling a calf injury since the gold coast. up against raining olympic and world champion — nafi thiam — arguably the best female athlete on the planet. speed events were strong, her high jump solid and even her normally poor shot put impressive by her standards. shot put is notoriously her weakest area — she was clearly pretty happy with herself because — her celebrations afterwards prompted her to offer a sort‘ve apology to her coach prompted her to offer a sort of apology to her coach after he scolded her for losing concentration. can you blame her? this was thiam running a rather moderate race in this one. i've got my own lane, my own performances on my own str

holly reichle/ashley murdaugh's cousin: "we looking for ashley.ven't seen or heard from her in almost ... 13 days" ashley murdaugh's family says that they are still searching because they know whoever has her will leave a trace eventually. holly reichle/ashley murdaugh's cousin: "but they gonna be the ones that can't sleep, can't eat." even a search dog attempting to pick up murdaugh's scent today. holly reichle/ashley murdaugh's cousin: "everywhere they go, wondering if they left down a trail behind or something. 'cause everybody makes mistakes. and you're gonna leave something behind. and when you do, we're gonna find it." a friend of ashley's told her family during another search to "bring the law to bama road," today sweeping the area of bama and michelle road more thoroughly. elizabeth butler/ashley murdaugh's cousin: "it's sad knowing in our hearts that she's out here somewhere, and we cant find her. there's no clues. we looking for everything, anything."her family is now offering a five-hundred dollar reward if someone can point them to the

your son has been in the nba, i know, 14 years. >> 14 years. >> how long has hollis? >> five years. >> so did he always want to be an nba player? did you try to get him to do someeing else? >>did. he always wanted to play basketball. i always had a different agenda for him,us but obv his agenda won out. he was a gym rat so he was a great student so i used to bribe am, okay, as long as you keep really high gpa you can play all the basketball you want. he always had a 3.8,3.9 honor student throughout high school every time. so what could do? so when this happened -- he's 6'8" s that helped. >> half the battle is having the t.ight. >> ri >> i did think that he would do something else. moms thatne of those knew all along that your son was going to play it worked out.. the education. >> same with me. jarrett always said what's what going to do from the time he was a little boy. his room always had different types of balls always in the bed and all over the place. so -- and he put in the extra time to perfect hisame and so he's always said he wanted to do that, but, you kno

here is holly williams with a preview. >> i am holly williams, in istanbul, turkey.pute with eus over a detained evangelical pastor has sparked a currency crisis. tonight, on the cbs evening news, with jeff gore. >>> you for watching tonight at 5. tonight, helen and liz and paul will be back in 30 minutes with more local news for you right here on kpix 5. we will see you. ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the "cbs evening news" this wednesday, why the white house says it is revoking g e security clearance of former c.i.a. director john brennan. and, a mass overdose in one new england city puts the focus on the growing danger of a spreading synthetic drug. but first, the headlines in 60 seconds. >> reporter: the white house is taking on the former head of the c.i.a. >> mr. brennan has a history that calls into question his objectivity and credibility. >> if mr. trump believes that this is going to lead me to go away and be quiet, he is very badly mistaken. >> reporter: the death toll rising after a bridge collapse in italy. ta italy's prime minister has announ

holly gibson's son, josh, didn't trust petting this reptile.josh gibson/holly's son: "i did have a chancewas little too afraid."eventually three officers hauled away the 20-pound serpent to its temporary home.dr. larry holtfrerich/reptile breeder: "they're very docile as you can see, this one here is about six to seven feet, that's about full grown they can get up to 10 feet."dr. larry holtfrerich, a reptile breeder, whose dayjob is chiropractor, is now taking care of her.voice of dr. larry holtfrerich/reptile breeder: "they're pretty solitary animals, they'll migrate from one place to another a little bit otherwise they'll pretty much stay in one spot once they find a spot"he believes this well-cared for boa constrictor is six to seven years old.dr. larry holtfrerich/reptile breeder: "they're an easy snake and one of the most common in habitats" overland park police are asking for her owners to forward.voice of dr. larry breeder: "her missing her." ( dave )more morning fog, but much the same today. getting hot this week. your forecast is next. ( marty ) here is a live look at the embarca

holly williams in istanbul, thanks. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," dozens are treated after a mass overdose on a drug that seems to be s erywhere now. ted later, the search for a pregnant mother and her little rcrls. pregnant mother and her little girls. advil is relief that's fast strength that lasts you'll ask... what pain? with advil it's the ford summer sales event and now is the best time to buy. you ready for this, junior? yeah, i think i can handle it. no pressure... (laughs) make summer go right with ford, america's best-selling brand. and get our best deal of the summer: zero percent financing for sixty months on f-150. get zero percent financing for 60 months- plus $2,800 bonus cash on a 2018 f-150 xlt equipped with 2.7l ecoboost. if you way too often...e th ma. which can be brought on by many things, like medication and medical conditions. biotène provides immediate, long lasting relief from dry mouth symptoms. it is clinically proven to soothe and moisturize a dry mouth. plus, it freshens breath.

thank you, holly, see you later.rst prisons as part of a £10 million plan to tackle drugs and violence. the government says it also wants to improve the leadership of the jails in yorkshire, nottinghamshire and london by sending prison governors to military—style colleges. this programme has been given exclusive access to 0ak—wood prison, near wolverhampton. operated by g4s, it used to be referred to as "jokewood" — yet an inspection report last month said it was now an our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw, went to find out how they've turned things around. a lot of those guys come in with a vengeance. this is the jail that holds 2,000 of the country's most dangerous prisoners — sex offenders, violent criminals and drug dealers. the old school of thinking was very much rehabilitation, what can we as staff do to prisoners to make them better. but at this privately run prison, they are dealing with offenders differently. every prison in the country has a problem with drugs. the governor here has opened the gates

here's holly williams. >> reporter: john jaeger and dave levin grew up in chicago and dallas. they worked high-flying jobs in finance and consulting. bet now they've become unlikely heroes in syria's seven-yearlong civil war where they've saved lives, perhaps thousands of them. ea these are preventable deaths, and that's why we do what we do. >> reporter: back in 2012, john had taken a job with the state department, deployed to turkey to help syrians displaced by the civil war. but as he watched the carnage from the sidelines, he grew atustrated. >> the idea was essentially to tell people before an air-strike could reach them so that they could take mitigating action and save their lives. >> reporter: the idea was that simple. as the syrian regime indiscriminately bombed civilians, john and dave wanted to warn people warplanes were on ine way so they could take cover take cover in shelters and basements. there were already dozens of ttrians who were spotting jets and helicopters and putting out alerts over walkie-talkies. john and dave recruited them and asked them to send the

holly frontier, the symbol is hfc. had a pretty big move in terms of valuation, it's a fair valuation you're talk about a stock trading 10 1/2 times you have eps growth close to 40%. due to make 7 and change next year, if you're looking at last quarter, very good, why? operating margins. >> operating margin per barrel this year, 10.21 last year same quarter, 5.72 that's a pretty significant bump up, so they're running their businesses better. what else do you have? earnings growth i mentioned, 36% earnings growth, you add all that up, better balance sheet than exxon mobil you have a stock that's going to continue to go higher, even if oil would stay sideways to slightly lower i think you're going to see a breakout above these levels that we last saw here and i think we break out to all time highs over the next weeks into the fall. so that's why i'm power pitching >> steve, you got a question for guy? >> i do. if oil stays sideways or slightly lower what happens if oil explodes are you nervous about that with all geo po

jeff. >> glor: holly williams, thank you. in northern california, a mechanic helping to fight the wildfire near redding was killed today in a traffic accident. he is the tenth person to die in california's wildfires, or nearby. 14 large fires are burning in the state tonight. the biggest concern now is the holy fire south of los angeles. 20,000 homes are under evacuation orders and jonathan vigliotti is there. >> reporter: this is just the latest front line, thousands of homes southeast of los angelesee the all-out aerial assault, the holy fire continues to explode in size, a fire that officials say was deliberately set. >> do you know how this fire started? >> i have no idea. i was asleep. i had two ear plugs in. >> reporter: that was forrest clark's explanation before he was arrested and charged with arson. he lived at the holy jim campground wherehe fire began and destroyed 12 cabins. now, thousands of homes in lake elsinore lie in its path. the city's mayor minced no words. >> i'm pissed, i'm-- i'm-- i'm outraged. i'm dis

holly, many thanks.in southern germany. prosecutors say the boy was subjected to more than 60 serious sex attacks. the boy's 39—year—old stepfather and five other men have also been prosecuted in connection with the abuse. let's cross over to our berlin correspondent, jenny hill. this sounds like a really shocking case? yes. even the experienced investigators who dealt with it were shocked by the severity of what was done to this young boy. he is now ten yea rs done to this young boy. he is now ten years old. at the time he would have been seven or eight. over two yea rs have been seven or eight. over two years he was raped and abused by his own mother and her boyfriend. the pair also sold the boy to strangers for sex on the so—called darknet. prosecutors, as you say, say that he was subjected to more than 60 serious sex attacks during that time. many of them were filmed. some of that footage found its way onto the darknet. an horrific ordeal for the darknet. an horrific ordeal for the child and a case t

fantastic there, holly, but you have been across somebody smells today, as well.ple of hours. another british 1—2 in the diving pool in edinburgh. so much excess for british athletes throughout the european championships. this time it was grace read in the three metre springboard and was grace read in the three metre springboa rd and saving was grace read in the three metre springboard and saving the best until last, her fifth and final dive and not to get that gold medal, really impressive performance, no pressure for her. and her team—mates, pressure for her. and her team— mates, who pressure for her. and her team—mates, who was actually forth and qualify, she came through to ta ke and qualify, she came through to take the silver medal, getting that double there. if you take both of those metals and add them to the silver medal one earlier on in the ten metre mixed synchro diving, that isa ten metre mixed synchro diving, that is a total of ten medals for the british athletes in the diving pool with two more medal events still to come tomorrow and there was anoth

holly, thank you very much indeed. more now on our top story...ck a £90 million deal to rescue house of fraser. earlier the department store had called in the administrators, but now sports direct has acquired all of the uk stores, the brand and all of the stock in the business. there are reports that some of the stores could become sports direct outlets and others ‘flannels' stores bbc look north spoke to some shoppers outside house of fraser in hull this morning to gauge their reaction. it is a shame because it is a nice shop. but it is like a lot of the shops, they are not getting the sales any more. are you confident it could be saved? i'm hoping, but i'm not very confident, to be honest. it is expected, really. it is too big. now with the internet coming and everything. you can get everything on the internet. there is no need to come here and shop. if i like... you can get off—line. we do not want it to go. so many have gone. and now this one. and now this one. where are we going to shop? at ourage? our age. nowhere. well, that's the view of

hollie arnold has won gold for gb at the european para athletics and england have to bat for two—wholee the third test against india or make 521 to win. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. you are watching bbc news. agents, employees, the council and ticket holders say they're all being left out of pocket because of continuing problems at a theatre in peterborough. problems with the former management company of the broadway means shows have been cancelled. it's just the latest in a series of problems for the theatre, as anna tood reports. it should be a flagship venue for live performance. instead the broadway theatre's reputation is dying a death. the management company has hit severe financial difficulties, affecting staff, contractors, the local council and people like barry and gwen who paid £60 cash for a show that has now been cancelled. they tried to get their money back, to no avail. initially i was upset and shocked that we weren't going to see the show. then i was probably angry they had taken my money without replying to make. if someone had re

holly hamilton, bbc news, glasgow. and in golf...ish challengers but tiger woods is four off the lead. challengers but tiger woods is four you can follow that on the bbc sport website. 0lly on the bbc sport website., thank you. fellow writers have been paying tribute to the british nobel prize winner, sir v s naipaul, who's died at his home in london. sir v s naipaul, who's died his best—known books include a house for mr biswas, a bend in the river and in a free state, which won the booker prize. 0ur arts correspondent david sillito has been looking back at his life. in has been looking back at his life. 196! v s naipaul‘r established in 196! v s naipaul‘s name was established as a writer, inspired by his own wife, an oxford educated author whose roots lay in the indentured indian workforce of the caribbean sugar plantations. indentured indian workforce of the caribbean sugar plantationslj indentured indian workforce of the caribbean sugar plantations. i was born in trinidad, all these facets, the background personality and life, to

here's holly williams. >> reporter: john jaeger and dave lavine grew up in chicago and dallas. they worked high flying jobs in finance and consulting. but now they've become unlikely heroes in syria's seven-yearlong civil war where they save lives, perhaps thousands of them. >> these are preventable deaths and that's why we do what we do. >> reporter: back in 2012, john had taken a job with the state department, deployed to turkey to help syrians displaced by the civil war. but as he watched the carnage from the sidelines, he grew frustrated. >> the idea was essentially to tell people before an air-strike could reach them so that they could take mitigating action and save their lives. >> reporter: the idea was that simple as the syrian regime indiscriminately bombed civilians, john and dave wanted to warn people that war planes were on the way so they could take cover in shelters and basements. there were already dozens of syrians who were spotting jets and helicopters and putting out alerts over waukee talkee talki. john and dave recruited them. combining that with their syste

holly williams in istanbul, thanks. >>> it was the first day of school today at marjory stoneman s hig sl in parkland, florida. six months after 17 students and staff members were killed, another 17 were wounded. new security measures are now in place. but as adriana diaz reports from parkland, some still don't feel safe. >> bye, mickey. >> reporter: carlos rodriguez greeted the day with both excitement and dread. >> this is my first time driving myself to school. i'm kind of excited because it's my senior year. and it's also six months and one day after the anniversary of what happened at my school. as the day gets closer, i've become more nervous. there's a helicopter. that's a trigger for some of my friends. >> there's a code red going on. >> reporter: it reminds them of february's rampage. rodriguez recorded himself hiding that day with his friend, then junior alec lisarraga. >> this year it's like a different feeling. i really don't want to go back. >> why not? >> it's -- i -- i just don't want to be there anymore. >> in the back of my mind there's still the thought of a shooter c

thank you holly.er so—called party drugs halved in 2017. our correspondent dominic casciani is with me. take me through these figures? they area take me through these figures? they are a mixed bag but with interesting new developments. drug deaths following the misuse of fentanyl have gone up significantly by almost one third between 2016 and 2017. the caveat is that the actual number is quite small although it shows a trend that is emerging. overall in the uk 3700- odd trend that is emerging. overall in the uk 3700— odd drug poisoning deaths in england and wales. broadly the same as 2016 but within that, this rise in fentanyl. so 70 deaths from fenta nyl up from this rise in fentanyl. so 70 deaths from fentanyl up from 58 the year before, part of a pattern of concern. fentanyl before, part of a pattern of concern. fenta nyl is before, part of a pattern of concern. fentanyl is a synthetic opioid, the science behind a drug thatis opioid, the science behind a drug that is used for instance with cancer p

editor, the norton trade list by through the liveright list and those are two republication works by holly marie. another one of these under some characters in the civil rights movement who was arrested or sit in the wrong part of the last 12 years before rosa parks. she was instrumental in major civil rights cases and established in the national organization of women. her memoir was basically gone, down for the count and now liveright has republished her memoir and one book of poems, dark testament. i'm very excited as an editor to be working liveright as well. but it do want to tag one more norton book which is rampage, macarthur and the battle of manila. a very interesting history of an extraordinarily brutal and under, james scott is the author, pulitzer pr is the author, pulitzer prize-under, je author, pulitzer prize nominee, and he tells the story of what was understood to be a peaceful letting go of manila. yamashita was a general who went rogue. riveting history. i believe that when it's coming out in september as well. >> that's a few the books that being published by the w. w. n

. >> holly ya fue adoptada pero cientos más están listos para encontrar un nuevo hogar durante esta campañae acompañarnos este 18 de agosto, es una campaña que tiene mucho éxito . >> más de 10,000 animalitos han sido adoptados. en ex vi a una que se llama blanca. >> es hora de revisar las condiciones. >> vamos hablar un poco de lo que pasa en el tráfico, observe nuestro mapa, hacia san francisco lo que está pasando, en la autopista 84 en dirección norte que está bloqueada, esta situación es un accidente severo que ha cerrado todos los carriles de la pista 84, vamos a velar de lo que está pasando en las autopistas y el tránsito comienza a detenerse. >> otro accidente aquí que ha dejado a los vehículos detenidos, nuestro tráfico se torna rojo. >> momentos de tensión y desesperación es lo que vivió un policía cuando trató de salvar a una menor en un carro en altas temperaturas. >> proponen abrir un centro donde las personas se puedan drogar con seguridad. >> actualícela o descárguela gratis nuestra aplicación. >> es viernes de inmigración, nos acompaña la abogada, bienvenida. >> un residente a

rangers because how to call cost these days doctors are not to pick total will be hit hard hollis was first. twenty twenty he then are already ready to pitch. as measured us sanctions on iran moon fears years are talking and rise cast as the leadad sell my house. the first round. the sec centers along one russia russia and roads exactly when you ll alslso e limited value rain rain we our drop drop to record. lows and so you know [inaudible] withdraw [inaudible] clearly o'neill. for the for the level at which this thing sanctions i think once again recommendation honestly say so. how how and put people regional choice based on common sense not favorite uses ebbings? can be found under subsection [inaudible] several. you can throw roman emigration genetic and economic situation read three days protests has that that would get worse if you and wedding things and coming home to attack fact. now nearly one hundred people have been killed. in an and i quite easy in on on and on local six six nine nine ninety two by michael sex in his. we are never never. it also involves being a knife i is

and i was really amazed last night because we had a concert our first concert at the time holly orchestra circuit where we performed together mozart's ninth i've been a concert don't deny me and he. he played so beautifully and then after you played and then what was then going through those. from my reverie. some very so for a twenty one year old pianist who who has the ability to play any piece in the records are like that like a spotter had to come out and play such a simple subtle. find little pieces on the corner that require so much finesse but at the same time could be played. you know almost by any pianists is not a very difficult technical to me who's speaking but that's not so much maturity i was really impressed because i thought wow and to go out in. front of the swiss army and play that us and them corps i thought that is incredible but don't you find that most sort of has the same elegance and challenging difficulty of simplicity yes as this too and i think. often the the easiest things for a large orchestra like the time however. are the most challenging make the really go

holly gibson's son, josh, didn't trust petting this reptile.josh gibson/holly's son: "i did have a chancet i didn't i didn't want to, i was little too afraid."eventually three officers hauled away the 20-pound serpent to its temporary home.dr. larry holtfrerich/reptile breeder: "they're very docile as you can see, this one here is about six to seven feet, that's about full grown they can get up to 10 feet."dr. larry holtfrerich, a reptile breeder, whose dayjob is chiropractor, is now taking care of her.voice of dr. larry holtfrerich/reptile breeder: "they're pretty solitary animals, they'll migrate from one place to another a little bit otherwise they'll pretty much stay in one spot once they find a spot"he believes this well-cared for boa constrictor is six to seven years old.dr. larry holtfrerich/reptile breeder: "they're an easy snake and one of the most common in habitats" overland park police are asking for her owners to come forward.voice of dr. larry holtfrerich/reptile breeder: "her family will be missing her." ♪ >> okay right now we're en route to a house to conduct a probation s

whitlock missed out making an uncharacteristic mistake but britain found gold on the floor in glasgow as hollyn reports. final day, final gold rush, five british gymnasts competing in a final in the men's apparatus, first up, dominic cunningham on the floor with a near—perfect routine. he's coming of age! nervous wait for the score followed. follow that, if you can. none of them could, it meant a gold medal for cunningham. crazy, i tell you what, this is what dreams are made of, last time i was there i was watching the competition in the box, now i'm on the floor, i have just become the european champion on the floor. up next, max whitlock could be olympic champion, following suit on the pommel horse. strong start, this mistake proved costly. he will struggle to get a medal. no such problems for commonwealth champion rhys mcclanahan, the northern irishman, who beat whitlock in the gold coast earlier this year, adding in another superb performance to take gold medal for ireland. another commonwealth champion took to the rings, no gold for great britain's courtney tulloch, he had to settle for b

reluctant to put this impeachment topic on top of their actions there are in the minority in the hollis and in the senate so they would sneed to republican support and that is not one likely to happen at least for now they also see that their base is very enthusiastic to vote and they also fear that this thought that the president might be in political peril could small belies his own supporters and strife them to the polls so there is a lot of talking about impeachment bazza no actually at in this interview it comes on the heels of the plea deal by drugs former attorney michael cohen over a hush money allegedly paid in adult film star over an alleged extramarital affair listen to what trump had to say about michael koch. did you directions maybe he made the deal he made the deal and by the way he pled to two counts and on a crime which nobody understands i watched a number of shows sometimes you get some pretty good information by watching shows . those two counts are even a crime they were in campaign finance. cohen pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations among other charges tru

at brighton, while champions city hit huddersfield for six, sergio aguero scoring a hat trick, as hollyo the south coast endedin their last trip to the south coast ended in defeat, a result manchester united want to put behind them. this time, would it be brighton fans feeling deflated? time, would it be brighton fans feeling deflated 7 it time, would it be brighton fans feeling deflated? it wasn't long before they could breathe a sigh of relief. glenn murray from seagulls ahead midway through the first half. two minutes later, shane duffy doubled their lead. this wasn't a jose mourinho script. united pulled one back for the brighton and hove and made it 3—1 before half—time. a final penalty from paul pogba gave the visitors a glimmer of hope, but too little, too late. another famous victory at the amex. earlier for pep guardiola's manchester city, the first home game for the reigning champions. could this be a step towards an unbeaten record here this season? ba by steps towards an unbeaten record here this season? baby steps at least. victory over huddersfield was firmly in sergio agu

how are you, holly?uropa league, celtic and rangers in action ata league, celtic and rangers in action at a happy man behind you, steven gerrard, victory over ufa last night, meaning rangers go ten games unbeaten under steven gerrard, but he says he still wants more, he wasn't happy with the performance despite the win last night. steven gerrard still unbeaten as rangers manager. rangers have one foot in the group stage of the europa league, after beating fc ufa 1—0. but celtic boss brendan rodgers was critical of his side's defence, after their 1—1 draw with fk suduva of lithuania, but they do have an away goal to bring home to glasgow next week. but burnley face a difficult task to qualify after they were beaten 3—1 by 0lympiakos in athens. burnley boss sean dyche said the officials had succumbed to pressure from the home players. chris ashton‘s prospects of an england recall have suffered a setback. he's been banned for seven weeks after a bad tackle in pre—season for sale. it means he'll miss the sta

thank you, holly. sterling work they are, at a farm in warrington. holly out, caught on, coat off. look at him, connor, he's my patient. another milligram of adrenaline and charge to 100. charging. stand clear. shocking. machines beep again. sacha. again! charging. stand clear. shocking. we'rejoined by actor bob barrett, who plays dr sacha levy, jenni regan from mind, and by real life paramedic esmail rifai, who has experienced depression himself. thank you very much for coming in this morning. welcome to you all. let's talk about that episode, first of all. some people have called it a genre breaking one for shuai. very different in how it is filmed and how it comes across. it is split between... basically you see the story over the whole europe where his depression has grown, but you haven't actually seen it in the show —— over the whole year. i had two bouts of depression before, and the whole idea is that people who have clinical depression he did incredibly well and they put on a mask and the face and beneath that is crumbling inside, i think... mask and the face and beneath t

she spoke to holly hamilton a little earlier, and, as you'll hear now, her achievement is still sinking even been 2a hours and i've been so busy but it's a dream come true also that this is your first major and what a way to do it, on home soil. it is so nice to have so much backing behind me and the crowd was amazing, cheering my name and getting behind me so cheering my name and getting behind me so it was so nice to have that support. it has been your dream since the age of seven? that's right. i used to hit six footers on the practice green thinking this was to win the ladies british open lakra and to have that, to have a tap in the last hole was very fortunate. it's great to be up there with some amazing players, some world number ones, and that is the reason i started playing, to win tournaments like this. to have the compliments and text messages from some major champions is a dream come true and i'm very happy. a very impressive 22—year—old. ireland's women hockey players have returned home to a civic reception in honour of their fairy tale run to the final of the world cup in l

sport now on afternoon live, with holly.ir in front of the home crowd. it was actually her dad who introduced her to the sport as a seven year old, where he‘d reward her with chocolate for making putts. well, she can buy all the chocolate she wants now! it‘s all still sinking in for georgia but, earlier, she told me it‘s been a life—long ambition. i can‘t believe it. it hasn‘t even been 24 hours yet. i feel i‘ve been so busy, but it‘s just a dream come true. this is your first major, what a way to do it, on home soil. yeah, it‘s so nice to have so much backing behind me. the crowds were amazing, cheering my name, really getting behind me. it‘s so nice to have that support. to win the british open has been your dream since the age of seven, is that right? yes, that‘s right. i used to hit six footers on the practice green, thinking, this is to win the ladies british open. yes, to have that end, to have a tap—in on the last hole was very fortunate. it‘s just incredible to be up there with some amazing players, world number ones

that's near the intersection of holly street. i'm hoping the metropolitan police are on the sce. at nalternates are never great around it as we wt for the water to pull back. back over to you. >>hand 6:03 w a closer look at the street flooding. >> adam is in fairfax station. adam, what are you seeing out there? >> reporter: well, there are roads heavily impacted bye all ain you were talking about. this is fairfax station road in fairstation. obviously, you can't get across the road right here. eu can see the t branches going across the water. it's fast moving across the water. d the driver did what we always tell drivers not to do when you can't see the bottom of the road. they try to dri through the water right there. and that is the situation. that driver is apparently okay, but this road, fairfax station road has been shut down near coalchester drive. there was heavy rain overnight. a lot of it stopped at this point in time. but in the low-lying areas, we are dretty farn in the hills right here. had these areas t are especially close to creeks and streams, then kind of stuff c

holly my says she never saw anything strange in her two sons except that over the past year mohammed omar another much in the family finances. they also hardly prayed at the local mosque they thought they had been travelling and were praying different mosques she had no reason not to trust her sons they'd always being good responsible boys. this. is a little of negotiation in the kids will play you get the. new one and. then also your the month. you begin the. your own telling me really it was totally maam. let me get out in enough were. polite to. you know many. of them but i. know in your much was doing so is demonstration which is watching me i'm out. of it all the moment you know you need. also one of the. president that i was i love this i would. respect that let's get on or just that it was time goes on that they're looking at that it. doesn't you know nothing in the sort of a small space cost of. pork and all. or nothing to solve in. populist baseball so i mean it doesn't mean you. know something. i mean did ok by listening is done all or most little book is that don't just ap

of days there is still a lot he's fairly regular in abu dhabi and of course it's a lot of ways to holly's blowing otherwise dry picture we've had some useful rain in the eastern cape recently that's more or less gone from the full cost sunday sees a cloud increasing cape town if you're lucky they'll be a little bit of rain. when people need to be head. start he's been there a few jomo still in his life it's not a known life show and the story needs to be told to do stories that have been passed on suspect by testifying all along to make sure that the bad guys are pulled back al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring new documentaries and live news on air and online. they set sail for gold. but discover their resources worth more than its way to human be. driven by commerce enabled through politics and religion executed with brutality. in episode one slavery roots charge the birth and rise of the african slave trade mapping out history that is going to humanity. for all the gold in the world and i've just got. tight security in bali as the polls open for sunday's presidential runoff. col