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:

yes holly.ams in england last season. that epic title race going down to the final day. they'll meet at wembley on sunday in the community shield. some players might have had the summer off but some liverpool players might be a little more tired than most. the likes of mo salah and sadio mane have been playing in the africa cup of nations this summer. roberto firmino has been winning the copa america with brazil. the community shield represents the first piece of seven possible bits of silverware that liverpool can win this season. but traditionally the community shield hasn't ever been a big dealfor side. nobody told klopp as he takes liverpool into this game for the first time since 2006. it's a guinea pig and city. it's a good test against teams which are there. —— we have to make sure that we defend in a pretty good way because if you don't know well —— defend well against city, you could get a problem and that is not ideal. for city, how'd you build last season? they did the domestic treble

or visitors like me. 3 kilometers through the mud flats from the mainland to holly. this is where staff includes elizabeth she's one of 23 islanders there just 5 properties here one of them is the local school currently it has 4 pupils no movie theatre no shopping mall only meadows and. the odd tourist. married a man whose family has lived a notch tundish for over 300 years she and her husband run a farm and of being with. you as you live in very special circumstance. what kind of person do you have to be to be able to handle it. so much i think it's important to be balanced as things i had to learn that from the start to become a relaxed god of us were you in this. business and i really like the tranquility here. we don't have too much excitement we do have guests but a maximum of 8 it's relaxed. we have our very own hill no neighbors the nearest ones are 500 metres away. so if i want our way here we saw the school but not much else what can you actually get here and what do you have to drive to the mainland for. as it's we have to go to the mainland for everything

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this morning, newly released video shows the terrifying moment 37-year-old stacey holly returned to herar and realized she had left her baby in the backseat on a sweltering arizona day. >> i just -- i don't know. i honestly don't know how it happened. i don't. >> reporter: the scene unfolding in a target parking lot in june. the temperature outside, 107 degrees. >> we're lucky that this isn't something else. >> no, i totally -- i know you're doing your job. i'm not a neglectful mom. i'm not a bad mom. >> reporter: first responders rushing the 5-month-old to the hospital. >> the child was sweating. the child was red. >> reporter: holly told police she went into target with her sister and her 6-year-old and forgot the baby was with them. the temperature in the car hit 130. >> we left a baby in the car. >> reporter: 50 minutes later once she realized the potentially deadly mistake, she rushed to the car while her sister called 911. >> how long was the baby in the vehicle? >> about 30 minutes. >> i'm sorry. i know, i know. i'm sorry. >> reporter: she was taken to the police station to be qu

hello and welcome to sportsday, with me olly foster and holly hamilton., these are our headlines tonight. taking root, the england captain is digging in at headingley but keeping the ashes series alive is a tall order. we had late drama at old trafford, crystal palace beat manchester united for the first time in the premier league. tammy to the rescue at norwich. a double from abraham gives chelsea their first win of the season also coming up in the programme... warrington beat saints at wembley to lift the challenge cup for the first time in 7 years. and manu tuilangi stars as england score eight tries at twickenham, racking up their biggest ever win over ireland. good evening, plenty of drama from the premier league coming up. and we'll bring you the latest from anfield where liverpool are playing arsenal in the late kick off. there has been a goal. but we start at headingley, and the third ashes test. after that calamitous first innings when england were bowled out for 67, they have now been set 359 to win. if they lose then australia will retain the a

they did holly, yes. bearin didn't they? they did holly, yes. england fans arrived here this morning and pretty bullish mood after the way they dismissed australia for a relatively low score yesterday. the sun was shining, on the face but it seemed decent conditions for batting but australia's boers make sure that it certainly wasn't as england succumbed to one of those batting colla pses succumbed to one of those batting collapses that we have come to know only too well. jason roy the first man to go. he was out forjust signed by david warner when a4 catches for enforcing the go the england captain joe root catches for enforcing the go the england captainjoe root who was out for a duck. at that stage people —— things were looking perilous for england but it went from bad to worse as the wickets continued to tumble. ben stokes out to a horrible shot there for just eight. that was probably the lowest of the many low points in england's innings. from there it went from bad to worse. joe didn't meet top score with 12 before he was dismissed. and by

i'm holly hamilton.en stokes is headingley‘s hero — his miraculous knock stuns australia and levels this ashes series. an aguero double seals a comfortable victory for manchester city at bournemouth. joelinton‘s strike makes the difference as tottenham lose at home to newcastle. drama from start to finish. the terrifying crash that brought an end to andrea dovizio‘s british grand prix. hello, and welcome to the programme. where else do we start but at headingley? it's been described as a miracle, incredulous and perhaps the greatest innings of all time. ben stokes‘ astonishing 135 not out was enough to give england victory in the third ashes test and keeps this series very much alive. 0ur correspondent andy swiss is there. cut away! what an innings, what a player. it was the stuff of sporting miracles, ben stokes the hero of headingley after one of the most remarkable victories cricket has surely ever seen. england had begun needing an unlikely 203 to win, and stokes together withjonny bairstow had got t

as he crossed hollis a truck hit him. the come man saw imhim on the ground. he couldn't feel his hands. >> his daughter is grateful the councilman stopped. >> i'm grateful he was there and called 911. >> the driver may have been distracted. drugs and alcohol are not factors of the he wants the city to move quickly. projects are planned but years away from happening. >> the thing i want to ask the council is, why wait, the developers will pay to do this, why wait. we should do it now. people's safety should never be sect. this is something they should do. >> i'm hoping this will show how bad it would have been. no matter what you're doing be alert and pay attention. >> the pedestrian suffered a concussion but the family expects him to make a full recovery. >>> coming up, inmates attack, the accusations against deputies at two bay area jails after inmates claim they were attacked for no reap. concern over fires in the amazon and scientist are worried this will speed up climate change. >>> winds led to cooler temperature, this won't last for long. another warm u

holly williams has the late details. holly?> reporter: well, norah, those stranded migrants have finally been allowed onto italian soil tonight. where they have been greeted by cheering supporters. their evacuation was ordered by an italian prosecutor when he went onboard their overcrowded rescue vessel and saw firsthand the conditions there. video earlier today showed some of the migrants apparently in a state of despair, hysterical in some cases and clearly veryl ob and attempted to swim to shore. the rescue boat, which is run by a spanish charity, had been at sea for 19 days and was anchored just off the italian island of lampedusa. but italy's far right wing interior minister, matteo salvini, has banned migrant rescue vessels from docking at italian ports, leaving the people on board stranded despite several european countries offering to take them in. the ban is popular with some italian voters, who have watched a stream of migrants crossing the mediterranean sea from north africa. norah? >> o'donnell: relief for those mig

active holly come alive in anfield. plenty of fa ns come alive in anfield. quite a lot of green and yellow shirts around. there will bea be a few changes for these fans to get used to this year. there are 12 new rules. the ar come in the video assistant referee comment will be introduced... we've seen it at the men's and women's world cup, the champions league, the fa cup — but how will it fare in the english top flight? if there is any confusion left, exactly how it works, alan shearer has all the details. var is in the premier league this season and it will help our referees make good decisions. let's be let‘s be clear— let's be clear— we won't see 100% accuracy. some will be subjective decisions and not everyone will agree, but the var will be checking every key decision. there are four match changing decisions a var can be used for. my favourite, goals. the var will check every goal that is scored. if the var spots something, they will tell the referee not to restart play. this could be an offside or a foul in the build—up. penalties — either penalties a

. >> reporter: on holly redman's night out she never expected she'd be desperately trying to save a lifeas bleeding, so i put my hands on his wound, and i couldn't get the blood to stop. we tried to save him but he didn't make it. so it was really hard. >> reporter: it began as just another lively summer night in the oregon district of dayton, ohio. but in the small hours of sunday morning chaos erupted. [ gunshots ] >> multiple shots fired downtown, multiple shots fired. >> we're going to need every medic in the area. we've got at least 12 people shot. >> reporter: just after 1:00 a.m. a man carrying a high-capacity rifle opened fire outside of crowded ned pepper's bar, scattering patrons in a wild panic. >> 911 what's the location of your emergency? >> hi. i'm at blind bob's in dayton. it sounded like they tl were just gunshots. there were a lot of people freaked out. >> reporter: alexandra lark came face to face with the shooter as he approached the bar. >> as lees like this and you're looking back and you see the person coming like this in your direction, the only thing you can think

. >>> dasy holly , su mamá, la persona responsable de su bebé, en este momento les implicaba a los oficiales aceptaron olvidarse de la menor y aseguraban que fue un accidente. >>> más tarde y ya un poco más calmada, holly era cuestionada en el departamento de policía por un incidente que jamás pensó en cometer. >>> la mamá de 37 años fue arrestada y ahora enfrenta cargos criminales por poner a un menor en riesgo y abuso infantil . >>> arrestan en el este de la bahía a un hombre que enfrenta cargos de disparar en contra de tres personas. el sospechoso identificado como james h. de 25 años de edad, presuntamente participó en una balacera en sacramento la mañana del viernes, antes de su captura las autoridades lo consideraban armado y peligroso >>> bomberos de tijuana bien sorprendidos después de que tres elementos estarían implicados en la muerte de tres personas, esto ha traído repercusiones al resto de bomberos de esta ciudad que dicen que la comunidad ahora los ve con desconfianza, los implicados en este caso son descritos por algunos de sus compañeros como buenos y que tenían un gran futur

the six shooter's alliance of christie, tommy, micky, holly and jack were dominating the game!out one by one. >> with holly as head of household, their next targets were nick and sam. >> i've nominated you, nick, and you, sam. >> holly and kat were closer than people realized. >> holly and i have more than ommo >> our lives are very intertwined. >> they formed a final two. if anyone no the house finds out, we're dead. >> kat offered hervi

has anybody ever gotten mad from holly fever as a bus was it some of the not that i know of sometimes the visitors perhaps if they get bored. but not you. know it. by the way the birth of this college can be retraced to the exact day it was the 11th of october 16th 34 that was when a hurricane tore a much bigger i limped into smaller parts. every now and then there are heavy storms with floods. everything you see will then be underwater. except for the houses safely built on artificial hill called boston there's no place along the north sea work people are more exposed to the forces of nature than here how again are an extreme habitat just like the entire water just imagine having to fashion your entire life around tidal variations of times there's water and others there is that that's a huge challenge for the plants the animals and the people who live here let's take a closer look. at the warden seeing stretches from the netherlands' in the west to germany and on to denmark in the north. unesco placed it on its will and heritage list in 2009. which is one of the last remaining large

now, holly has been charged with endangerment and reckless child abuse and pleaded not guilty.he says, you see these stories and you think how can anybody do this? apparently it's easier than we think. >> i would agree. i don't think charging her with endangerment and child abuse will make her become a better mother. she is fighting now a legal battle. it is a tricky situation. you want to deter it but at the same time you're adding more difficulty. >> i did a store bit this once and experts suggest leaving your purse or cell phone in the back seat if your baby is in the car seat. that way you remember. >> i bet cell phones are involved a lot in these distracted cases. >>> a small, louisiana island with a rich, cultural history is slowly disappearing under the ocean. ahead we take you to the bayou for a first-hand look at the devastating impact of climate change on this community. you're watching "cbs this morning." what do you charge for online equity trades? uh, i'll look into it. (phone rings) lisa jones! lisa: (on phone) hey carl, what are you charging me for online equity

holly williams takes us inside one of the last rebel strongholds there, considered to be one of the most: in idlib, warplanes rained down death. more than 3 million people live in this corner of syria, and after eight years of civil war, many have nowhere left to run. in this dank bunker we found children hiding from the insanity above. so this family has dug out a cave by hand, an air shelter underneath their own home, and when there are syrian regime or russian jets or helicopters in the air, the children come down here and take shelter. rslutcng their teddy bears, taking cover from the bombs of their own government. parts of idlib are now eerily quiet, like this town abandoned by tens of thousands of its residents after air strikes targeted a busy market last month. 50 were killed by some reports, a massacre in cold blood. this family who farm olives and cherries on the outskirts of town have hung on, but now they've packed a few possessions and are heading to a camp. they told us their children are terrified by the bombing r. do they understand what this war is about? they're kids, h

it is a significant number. >> holly petraeus, congratulations.or you to come in and do this and put yourself behind it, maybe you can take on gun reform and immigration and a lot of other things that never gets done on capitol hill. so gratifying and i am grateful you came onto talk about it. of all people should not be disadvantaged by our laws is the veterans who have served and are disabled. >> i consider them my extended family. if i can do something to help them, i will. i very delighted this bill is going to be law. >> thank you very much. >> before we go, who makes the impossible possible? carly lloyd, the two-time world cup soccer champ made this unbelievable 55-field yard on monday. she was visiting practice on monday. she was a huge eagle fan. may they can draft her for the upcoming season. follow the show online and on facebook and on twitter twitter @mitchell report. here is ali and stephanie for "velshi & ruhle." >> president trump is headed to louisville, kentucky. he gave a wide ranging talk on the white house's south lawn. a lot o

. >> reporter: before stacey holly was arrested. >> i don't know. honestly don't know what happened. >> reporter: she told police in good year, arizona, she for got her 5-month-old daughter was in the back seat of her car because she was distracted as she went shopping with family. >> we went into target and we didn't look in the back seat. i mean -- we didn't do it on purpose obviously. >> reporter: captured on body camera, blurred by police, the 37-year-old mother was with her sister and 6-year-old daughter when she realized the baby was strapped into her car seat as the temperature soared to 102 degrees in june. >> we left the baby in the car. >> reporter: as paramedics rushed the baby to the hospital, officers were shocked the child was in stable condition. >> i can't believe the kid survived that long. >> reporter: the baby, they say, was left inside the sweltering car for 50 minutes. >> a long time. >> reporter: charged with one count of child abuse and one count of child endangerment, holly has pleaded not guilty, saying this to police during

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the dentist uses this holly meter to measure the levels of salt 1st gases encounters breath. bacteria excrete sulfur compounds that cause the unpleasant smell. it can be a difficult subject to broach we asked members of the public if they told someone about their bad breath. there was no no you can't do that you just have to ignore it next to my math teacher has been breath but i don't dare tell him because i don't want to risk my growing. i wouldn't say anything because they usually are you know. they might worry that you think that. china fucked up when it was the odor is caused by anaerobic bacteria. 95 percent of them sit in the space between the gum and the truth. and sometimes they're at the back of the tongue. for you can use a tongue cleaner to get rid of them. in and between the chief it's very important to using intrade into a brush that's the right size that so you can get the bacteria under control the odor comes from areas in the mouth that's a hard to reach with a normal toothbrush even with the most thorough cleaning there are easy ways to gauge your own hygien

. >> reporter: body cams rolling as 37-year-old stacey holly tells rescuers that she accidentally left her 5-month-old in the backseat. >> we're lucky that this isn't something else. >> no, i totally -- i know you're doing your job. i'm not a neglectful mom. this is -- i'm not a bad mom. >> reporter: the mother says she was distracted talking to her sister and took her 6-year-old out of the car, but left the baby in the back while all three went shopping. surveillance video released by police shows them entering the store and leaving nearly 50 minutes later. >> sim sorry, i know, i know, i'm sorry. >> reporter: the high that june day, over 100 degrees. 130 degrees inside that car. the baby was okay. holly lating telling police she never thought she'd make that mistake. >> i think that these people who do it, who you see on tv, my god, how stupid are they to leave their kids in the car? and then it happened. >> reporter: and david, she's pleaded not guilty to child abuse and child endangerment. david? >> gio, thank you. >>> an arrest tonight in the deadly strapping at cal state fullerto

holly is herelj it is time to have a look at the sports news. holly is here.ing you a little bit of a weather forecast as well, two for the price of one this morning. absolutely nothing happened on day one because of the weather. yesterday it brightened a little bit, but there isa brightened a little bit, but there is a dark cloud over england's colas. —— bowlers. england's hopes of getting anything out of the second test against australia rests with their bowlers. they need wickets at lord's after another low first—innings score — bowled out for 258. the aussies are 30/1 in reply, losing just the wicket of david warner so far. wolves and rangers keep their europa league dreams alive. wolves beat armenians pyunik 8—0 on aggregate to set up a play—off tie with italian side torino. rangers beat midtjylland and will play legia warsaw. aberdeen and welsh side new saints are out. they won at queen's together, and now andy murray and feliciano lopez book their place in the cincinnati 0pen quarter—finals in a match which could divide the murray household. jonny brown

butlerjoin forces again for" angel hears all the sports news from holly hamilton. hi holly.ng now and they've taken three wickets, but it's an uphill battle. it was a dreadful morning for england. all out for just 67, that is their lowest score against australia since 1948. england fans were so hopeful afterjofra archer getting six wickets for 45 to help topple australia for 179. england's batsmen were expected to respond, especially because the weather was so much better at headingley today, but their reply was dismal. australia did bowl well, consistently challenging the outside edge at a good pace. england just couldn't handle it, they were 67 all out injust 27.5 overs. joe denly top scored with 12, so that tells you everything you need to know. josh hazlewood taking 5—30 and pat cummins 3—23. four catches for david warner at first slip. remember this is a critical match for england — they need to win this test otherwise australia will retain the ashes. they have taken four wickets and replied to retain the ashes which is looking very likely at this point. austrian curren

sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's holly hamilton.perlatives. against all the odds... the ashes series is very much alive. in the chase of an england record 359 at headingley, the home side still needed 73 when ben stokes began a stunning solo assault. 135 not out to save the series. let's hear from the man of the hour. moments like that don't come along very often and you know, it was just an amazing game to be part of. to be there at the end and keep our ashes hopes alive was a pretty special period. looking stunned. well, looking a little more composed there but this was ben stokes immediately after that match, tweeted by his team mate stuart broad from the changing rooms. broad says, "not sure he can quite believe what he's just done." neither can we! let's step away from the ashes for the moment. we've had a busy day in the premier league. the bigget shock came at tottenham where joelinton‘s first—half goal gave newcastle a 1—0 victory over a below—par spurs and earned steve bruce his first win since taking over. nick parrott was

we are just stupid and forgot that we had a baby with us. >> reporter: holly telling police she wentold and forgot the baby was in the car. the temperature in the car reaching 130 degrees. >> we left a baby in the car. >> reporter: rushing to the car, holly's sister calling 911 for assistance, holly able to take her baby out of the vehicle. >> how long was the baby in the vehicle? >> about 30 minutes. >> reporter: the 37-year-old mother was taken to the police station and interrogated. >> i think that these people who do it who you see on tv, how stupid are they to leave their kids in the car and then it happened. >> she was arrested. we took her back to the police station and conducted an interview with her and she admits they totally forgot, this is 100% preventable. it was just negligent that the child was left in the car. >> reporter: in 2018, 53 babies died after being left in a hot vehicle. experts say there can be a reason some parents may forget they have kids in the car. >> that person gets sent to this autopilot mode in which we have a brain area that enables us to drive fr

but many will be looking out for relative newcomer holly smith.of britain's rising stars in the sport and after making her international debut at the world equestrian games last year she's now seen as a potential olympic medallist on her horse hearts destiny. smith, who has an eight—year—old daughter says it's been difficult to combine being a mum and her bid to reach the tokyo games. i've got some fantastic friends who have got children of similar ages to me. they take rosie to horse shows for me, they have herfull me. they take rosie to horse shows for me, they have her full sleep overs. i've got several of them and iam overs. i've got several of them and i am incredibly grateful to them. to be honest i do feel the strain and it does get me down sometimes but i just have to try and remember it is legitimate. i try and speak into my sports psychologist and she said if he were the ceo of a successful company and we were away a lot, nobody would see it like that. because it is sport and a woman, it is harder. the para badminton world championships

joining us now live from tripoli the libyan capital is this a new war front then for the forces of holly for hafter. this is apparently a new development and just about now the presidency council of the government of national called has just issued a statement condemning it says it is strongly condemning what it calls a crime and the attack against civilians about half the forces there also the and the back to government is. calling on the united nations support a mission in libya to open an investigation in into what it calls a crime against humanity committed by have to forces now we're getting reports from the south of the town over the murders of 900 kilometers or the virtually saying that dozens of people have been killed in civil. by a drone loyal to the warlord have to why and dozens others one did now i spoke to the member of the mr peggotty council of he told me that all the victims are civilians now have those forces have been battling against the tibble fighters since last february when the launching a military campaign to take control of his authority dic locations in the sou

while it is a very tall order, holly.nto his perspective, it would be england's highest ever run chase against australia if they pull it off. beating the 332 that they chased down in melbourne way back in 1928. it would also be the second—highest successful run chase in a test match ever here at headingley. so it would be something very special indeed. of course headingley is no stranger to ashes comebacks. people will think back to 1981 when england followed oi'i. back to 1981 when england followed on. they were 500 to one with the bookies in both of them got a century. they pulled off an incredible comeback. perhaps, it wouldn't quite beyond level with that, but if england can come away with the victory tomorrow, level up the ashes series, it would be something pretty remarkable. still a glimmer of hope. annis was headingley, thank you. let's tell you what happened in the premier league, 6 matches, 5 away wins but liverpool beat arsenal at anfield 3—1, fairly comfortably. jurgen klopp‘s side stay top of the table, the o

will be looking out for one of the most exciting partnerships in british showjumping at the moment, holly horse heart's destiny. they made their international debut at the world equestrian games last year she's now seen as a potential olympic medallist. ijust i just feel like everything ijust feel like everything is really clicking into place. we've already had a grand prix win this year out on the sunshine tour. we did fantastic in dublin last weekend. from a physical or mental point of view from the horse, i feel everything is clicking into place andi everything is clicking into place and ijust everything is clicking into place and i just hope everything is clicking into place and ijust hope we perform how i think we can because the horse is top, top class. and, before i go, the list of fifa's top ten goals of the year has been announced. the puscas award. mo salah won it last year. and this year it features some of the usual suspects. lionel messi, zlatan. but there's one name you might not expect. this is billie simpson of cliftonville ladies with this unbelievable strike. she's on th

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barrett is speaking her truth. >> holly tells investigators that tom had offered michael $10,000 toy boss came into the interrogation with that information. said, "michael, we know about the $10,000." >> beard looks down and then he looks up, and he finally gives up the whole story as to what had happened, placing himself at the crime scene. he did it at the direction and request of thomas clayton. >> reporter: it is a surprising twist for investigators. beard making a full confession to murdering kelley clayton as another job for his boss. >> he didn't even get any money upfront. i mean, he was going to go do this on the promise from tom clayton that he'd be paid $10,000. >> reporter: in a transcript of his confession, beard reveals details of the plan, saying, "he wanted me to go to the house, kill kelley, then light the house on fire. he said the kids would be at her sister's house. there was also gas in the garage. he wanted the cars to burn also so that he could collect insurance money." when asked why, beard said, i needed the money. he was supposed to set the house on fire. w

>> holly. holly, we will see each other afterwards. >> [indiscernible] >> hi, rachel. invest is your plan to in quality early education for children? >> save the children is a great organization and has great leadership. one of the problems with our discussion on education is that it is overly focused on college and there is not enough time spent on the little ones. investment in early childhood education is the best investment we make in our kids by any measure, by any measure. commit tont, i make pre-k universal and make 0-3, which is as important, available to every young child. poor kids start kindergarten having heard 1/3 of the words of other kids. they never catch up. the best investment we can make in them and in society is to take these little ones, who are too little to fail, who people do not focus on as much because they don't vote, and make sure every young person in this country has access to early childhood and pre-k so they get the start everyone one of them deserves. [applause] thank you save the children. [applause] yes, sir. >> my wife has alzheimer'

the dentist uses this holly meter to measure the levels of salt 1st. breath. bacteria excrete sulfur compounds that cause the unpleasant smell. it can be a difficult subject to broach we asked members of the public if they tell someone about that bad breath. there was no no you can't do that you just have to ignore it . my math teacher has been bred but i don't tell him because i don't want to risk migrating. i wouldn't say anything because they usually are you know. they might worry that you think that. china fucked up and it was the odor is caused by anaerobic bacteria. 95 percent of them sit in the space between the gum and the truth. and sometimes they're at the back of the tongue. for you can use a tongue cleaner to get rid of them. in between the chief it's very important to use an intraday into a brush that's the right size that so you can get the bacteria under control the odor comes from areas in the mouth that's hard to reach with a normal toothbrush even with the most thorough cleaning there are easy ways to gauge your own hygiene. you can floss bet

you answered senator holly at the economist and others have done studies .did the economist access to google's internal records? >> no senator, i believe it was done externally. they ran a series of tests basedon results that they were plugging into our search engine . >> one of the frustrating things about this topic is there are very limited data. much of this topic gets argued by anecdote. which is a less unsatisfying way to consider any topic or analysis and yields things such as democratic senators saying there is no censorship . the problem is, google has all the data as does facebook and twitter. let's see if we can get a little bit of that data. in the year 2018, how many ads by republican officeholders did google lot. >> i think political ads? >> how many add by a republican officeholder ? >> i don't have a number, i would say the vast majority of ads that get submitted get ron. >> will you commit to answering that question . >>would be happy to come back .>> and i will as a mentor, how many add by democrats did google lot . >> how many videos by re

sport now on afternoon live with holly hamilton.here is a big name missing from the team sheet? a huge blow for england. james anderson has been ruled out of the rest of this series. he'd been playing for lancashire's 2nd eleven in a bid to prove his fitness but he felt a pain in his calf yesterday. medical teams have ruled him out for the final two tests. earlier this week, there had been some positive noises from anderson. he said he felt like he was really getting somewhere and seemed hopeful of playing in the fourth test next week. he'll be replaced by somerset seamer craig overton. with the ashes series tied at one all, the momentum is all with england after that sensational win at headingley last week. but remember, australia will be bringing back their not so secret weapon in steve smith — back from his concussion. playing for the first time since the concussion. it is australia who lead by 61 runs with eight wickets remaining, so steve smith is back on form. and the europa league? how does the draw that? manchester united fa

because i didn't know what the outcome of holly court was going to be.ot -- was it going to get to the point where we have to be displaced because they would have to demolish this place? if they had, we wouldn't have been brought back. we wouldn't have been able to live in burn. by the program coming along, i welcome it. they had to hire a company and they came in and cleaned up all the walls. they didn't paint the whole apartment, they just cleaned up the mildew part, cleaned up and straighted it and primed it. that is impressive. i was a house painter. i used to go and paint other people's apartments and then come back home to mine and i would say why couldn't i live in a place like that. and now i do. >> shop and dine in the 49 promotes local businesses, and challenges residents to do their shopping within the 49 square miles of san francisco. by supporting local services in our neighborhood, we help san francisco remain unique, successful, and vibrant. so where will you shop and dine in the 49? >> i am the owner of this restaurant. we have been here

>> holly. mr. delaney: all right, holly, but we'll see each other afterwards. yes? >> [indiscernible] mr. delaney: hi, rachel. >> my question is what is your plan to invest in quality early education? mr. delaney: i'm so glad -- first, save the children is a great organization and it has great leadership. one of the problems of our discussion on education is it is overly focused on college, which is incredibly important, and not enough time spent on little ones. investment in early childhood education is the best investment we making our kids by any measure. by any measure. as president, i commit to make brca universal and to make-- to make pre-k universal and to make 0-3 available to every young child. poor kids in this country start kindergarten having heard a third of the words of other kids. they never catch up. the best investment we can make in them and in our society is to take these little ones, who in many ways are too little to fail, who people don't focus on as much because they don't vote, and make sure every young person in this country has access to ea

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