across the line you can analyze them you can iris them you don't have to open gunfire and we have pictures of israeli soldiers killing our kids and our boys and girls and then celebrating grabbing. happiness these are war crimes these are murderers. i cannot accept any pretext other than saying that they defend him how can they defend themselves to the pretext of such massacres i think the message is very clear i think the message

iris castro nos habla de los gestores o administradores de contraseÑas. >> cualquier persona que useemoria no es lo mÁs aconsejable, tampoco usar contraseÑas fÁciles de adivinar como 1 -2 -3 -4 el nombre de nuestra mascota, fechas de nacimiento una soluciÓn para proteger la informaciÓn, es utilizar como administrador de contraseÑas. >> la ventaja principal que el usuario solo debe recordar una contraseÑa para acceder a todas las demÁs, entre los gestores mÁs usados se encuentran. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> estas aplicaciones protegen el acceso a redes sociales, cuentas de banco, tarjetas de crÉdito o cualquier otro servicio que necesite contraseÑas, otra de las ventajas que la mayorÍa de estos programas tienen una versiÓn gratis o un tiempo de prueba para que vean si estos servicios te convienen. >> al usar gestores de contraseÑas disminuyes posibilidades que hackear tus cuentas. >> julio. >> muchas gracias iris. >> al regresar mexicanos cara a cara en el duelo sevillano de la liga espaÑola. >> y no, no son flores que >> y no, no son flores que tambiÉn, pero lo q en toyota tenem

. >> her books include typical american, mona and the promised land and who is iris?ch our special series in depth fiction addition with author dish jen sunday from noon-3 pm eastern on cspan 2 . >>> this memorial day we look back 100 years to america's involvement in world war i, in the spring and summer of 1918, american army soldiers and marines had their first major combat in northeastern france along the western front. more than 10,000 american died or were wounded, or went missing in the area. next, edward l'engle author of thunder and flames, americans in the crucible of combat 1917- 1918. he joined us to take your calls on world war i. we begin with a short interview, superintendent of the cemetery in france. >> i sit with visitors with a walk through the gate here, a lot of people are struck by how beautiful it is and how well- maintained it is. all of that is true but a lot of work goes into it, there is a lot of history behind the scenes on what to do is to make this site the way it is. these are maintained by u.s. government, the amer

supervisor kim asked the appellant if he had any hard evidence that miss iris did not live in the unit. the respondent r appellant responded to some court evidence as well as living next door to the miss canada. in the end the supervisors voted 10-1 to deny the appeal and uphold the deny of the condo conversion. supervisor tapping be was the one disenting vote. and then finally at this week's board hearing, our own commissioner moore was recognized by supervisor kim and presented an award as a fellow on the institute of certified planners, and in recognition of hermanny accomplishments -- [applause]. >> and in recognition of hermanny accomplishments providing invaluable services as a planning commissioner. supervisor peskin and ronen also participated in the congratulations. that concludes my comments. >> president hillis: all right. thank you. congratulations, commissioner moore. >> commissioner moore: thank you very much. >> president hillis: any questions for mr. starr? >> clerk: commissioners, the acting director wanted me to read in the minutes for the board of appeals. apaelz at

demonstrators are collecting money in big create some the streets of buenos iris. f.m.r.i. is written on them that's the acronym for the international monetary fund in spanish many argentinians hate the i.m.f. . they were afraid they'll have to pay for their government's mistakes. we're protesting the measures that the government is planning they reduce the quality of life and hunger it will be a problem again we can't let that happen. and. the government has asked the international monetary fund for help which for us represents a return to the past and this deal will come with cuts to our wages our pensions our rights. the current situation is reminiscent of two thousand and one when twenty people died during protests against the austerity measures that the i.m.f. stipulated millions were thrown into poverty in the end argentina collapsed under a mountain of debt it was the largest state bankruptcy in history. and now the argentinian currency the peso is rapidly losing value twenty percent in the past six weeks alone the central bank is trying to stop the nosedive by raisi

. >> iris delgado muestra el reciente arrestó que pasó esta mañana vamos a ver . >> no tener mucho (.rbero lo vio todo y el video corrobora pasaron 11 segundos el hombre en la acera primero lo detuvo un agente después un segundo oficial en total tomó 3 minutos ponerlo bajo custodia . >> no podemos . >> por qué?. >> igual también digo le hacen algo . >> la verdad que estoy preocupada . >> se ven agentes revisando papeles . >> para la líder los videos mandan un mensaje fuerte y claro . >> vemos más redada de inmigración y es importante que la comunidad sepa . >> es un país libre . >> carlos implementó su plan . >> no es una persona que nos habló antes . >> si se abre la puerta mantenerse en calma y callado y hablar con un abogado . >> [música] . > johnson al sur de montana es condenado es culpable de hacerse pasar como agente de inmigración . >> usó sirens, lucs de emergencia y también identificaciones falsas . >> ingresó a negocios le mintió también a un policía diciendo que era agente y era solo guardia . >> el presidente se reunió con agentes y habló de comunidades seguras entre otro

of the most restrictive laws in europe after a bitterly divisive campaign the vote could be close iris citizens living abroad aren't allowed to vote there are so many of them have been flocking home to cast their ballot for. final preparations for an important trip home. magen wool is an irish emigrants in london she's one of those and straddling back to art and to cast her bonnet in today's abortion referendum meghan is in favor of repealing the restrictive abortion laws. i think that every woman should have autonomy over her own body and no woman should feel the need to travel to access a basic human right meghan is one of many who wait in long queues or garland's airports. images and videos posted with the hash tag home to vote have flooded social media some of those arriving home received a warm welcome like here at dublin airport. was. polls opened at seven am local time and close at ten pm tonight more than three point two million people are registered to vote in the referendum it's the sixth time the country is voting on the issue if the public votes yes the irish government has

across the line you can analyze them you can iris them you don't have to open gunfire and we have pictures of israeli soldiers killing our kids and our boys and girls and then celebrating grabbing. happiness these are war crimes these are murderers. i cannot accept any pretext other than saying that they defend him how can they defend themselves to the pretext of such massacres i think the message is very clear i think the message is telling palestinians we're here to stay as you're occupiers we're going to block it we're going to continue our control in the west bank we're going to continue our settlements we have the full support of this american administration that romber administration which is really throwing the whole world toward chaos and lawlessness and axiom ism and its actions and then those nations where there are one hundred ninety four nations on earth not a single nation without a problem in its social demographic fabric or jew graphic fabric so if we're going to go on the backs of lawlessness that is pursuing the result will be chaos lawlessness the rule of the jungle viole

okay. >> after visiting her son, iris de'arborne will take beau jr.er. >> we go see mommy. we see daddy, we go see mommy. this is a ritual we do every weekend or every other weekend. takes a while to get through the lines and waiting on the lines. but i figure that it's worth it because if i was in here and i couldn't see my baby, i'd want somebody to bring my baby to me. >> it's a little hard. because i can't touch him. i haven't touched him since he was born. >> does he know who you are? >> i hope so. i think so. he sees me every weekend, so, i hope he does. i pray he does. >> oh, you look. you're ready, huh? >> i pray he does. because he smiles and all smiles and stuff. but if not there, when i get out, he'll get to know me quick. >> peekaboo. >> peekaboo with momma? >> peekaboo. >> you going to peekaboo? >> peekaboo. peekaboo. >> hi, momma. >> he's so happy. >> he is. he wakes up happy. >> it's really hard on me. it really is. ever since he was born, she's been taking care of him. it's a lot of work and i thank god for her every day and just hope

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. >> este sujeto habrÍa robado tambiÉn en dos oportunidades las banderas con los colores del arco iris sujeto se le impuso una fianza de $5000. >> luego de pasar muchas necesidades y vivir en una casa mÓvil con sus hermanos hoy un estudiante se gradÚa de la universidad. >> el conocido asesino... reaparece, los detalles en minutos. >> para este momento en palo alto vemos unas nubes, y la temperatura es de 68; incluso h hay probabilidad de lluvia. >> contagia te con la cera del mundial y ven a conocer a gabriel sotelo maÑana en el cardenal... esto es en san josÉ, anÓtalo, comienza maÑana a las 4:00 de la tarde. una docena de asesinatos en california compareci ante un juez esta maÑana. --pero esta vez lo hizo de >> el exoficial de policÍa acusado de una docena de asesinatos compareciÓ an te un juez esta maÑana ; estÁ vez de una manera muy difer ente a las anteriores . tres >> nos hablan de lo que pasÓ en la audiencia del a sesino del estado dorado ! primera vez user Óo en la fira silla de ruedas; en ellas varias familias de algunas de las mÁs que se le atribuyen . pero en esta ocasiÓn a d

today, if i had leverage a and e moneney, i could do more for iri women. >> being a female candidateall but easy. women haha endured h harassmentt and spear -- smear campaigns prompting some to pull out of the race. correspondent: this targeted and premeditated, not just protect the wowoman but the movement the woman belongs to. there are obstacles. juggle her political ambitions with her societal obligations as a woman. marrieied with children, her family remains a priority. heher children are supportrtive. >>. willing, she will win because she helps those who need it t the most. support from the pepeople, she e will be able to. correspondent: he worries his mother's electoral bid could put the family at risk. >> we are afraid we could become targets for bandits who could kidnap us and demand a ransom. if she wins, she wants to institute a conference of social security system. ambitious goals that will be harder than winning a seat in parliament. fory: tune into "france 24" special coverage of general elections in iraq. the time and place have been set for the first-ever meeting bet

encuentro a quienes servÍan de cerca la ceremonia para poder comentar y sacarle punta a la ceremonia, irisarry y me markle y con ella las redes se llenaron de fotos y acontecimientos, en twitter el #boda real fue tendencia, miles de personas compartieron fotos y cientos de imÁgenes de la feliz pareja, pero lo que mÁs revolucionÓ las redes fueron las reacciones como este pequeÑo que no u pudo contener la emociÓn y se convirtiÓ en uno de los "memes" mÁs compartidos o este otro que se puso a bailar en una transmisiÓn en vivo y sin lugar a duda otro de los momentos mÁs capaz idos es cuando harry le dice a meghan tevez hermosa y nada mejor que estos twitter para explicar las reacciones a este hermoso momento aquellos que no pudimos ir a la boda en londres de seguro estÁbamos viendo la cobertura de "al rojo vivo" con el mismo espÍritu de esta otra usuaria, la boda real fue todo un acontecimiento no solo en londres si no tambiÉn en redes sociales a ti quÉ te pareciÓ? >> me encantÓ la verdad fue un espectÁculo. >> al regresar en medio del duelo la comunidad de santa fe texas buscares puestas por l

many iris don't realize the active ingredients. >> one pot of jewel equals five packs of cigarettes in terms of nick teen punch. and san francisco being the public health leader that it is is doing something. >> the fda opted to day ruling on whether to ban the products until 2022. advocates of ban say they hope prop e touches off a statewide conversation. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 6:00 that time of year to shut down the streets in the mission and dance, dance, dance. >>> plus speaking of fun in the sun, meteorologist drew tuma has the holiday forecast. >>> large and the cavaliers face off the celtics in game 7. what was dennis rodman doing i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding mere to eveone over5. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein >>> the sight sounds and flavors of latin america attracted thousands to a

of course, the camera operators here have the iris opene more -- opened more. the more the darkness encroaches and engulfs us, the more light we have to let in and it doesn't look as dark to you on the screens, but it is getting quite dark. by the time they get to the 18th green, that is about as far as it can go. the sun is setting. we have three suns? we're all guessing when we first came on air at 2:00 on cbs if we would get this in. a long golf course, a long way around, playing in groups of three. but it looks like we are going to do it. ian: sun will be down at 8:21. they need 12 minutes or so to play the 17th. bill: well, it has been a long day for that young man, for the entire field, the whole crew at cbs sports. after a four-hour weather delay pushed things back in the final round, trying to get it complete. ian: bogey three, billy. bill: before full darkness sets. kevin makes par at the 17th. ian: birdie and an eagle. gary:

these young at heart fans to want to celebrate her achievement we're at lynn university five iris south of stockholm dagny is receiving a price in the chair into logical society her blog has made her a role model for older people in sweden of the people who are as young as they feel that's their rationale. back the old beasley loves life and loves telling people about her just. if i go one day without writing anything on my blog everyone immediately thinks i'm dead. but it's spending time at home in front of her computer which is her favorite pastime the comments left on her blog are always polite always complimentary doc never receives abuse although she is aware many have reservations about older people who are active online. there are not many who think that there are any clever old people out there but they do exist. computers keep you young she says and acne feels young even at one hundred five years old. well the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues along to find us on twitter either at the news or you can write to me t.v. don't forget to use that hash tag and

this you know i mean in your monotonous incline you know what an uppercase sort of moment and iris. what i'm focused on him is you know what i'm with what an organizer and of what is a term. is you know i mean when you're minorities in growing your budgeting and what are you guys i don't want to. me number and unanimous. the show could go it's as if areas are to. actually i. cannot i've only said that i thought when i'm more than a vantage. point zero point zero conceive it's as if the. u.s. president donald trump is expected to announce his decision on whether the u.s. will pull out of the iran nuclear deal later today that some days ahead of the deadline he had say it france britain and germany have urged to stay in the twenty fifteen agreement which east sanctions on tehran in exchange for curbs on its nuclear program. the new york state attorney general eric schneiderman has resigned off the allegations of abuse the new yorker magazine reported schneiderman was busy.

everybody knows it is such a thriller is about a woman who returns to a hometown in spain from one is iris to celebrate his sister's wedding then in a small town the image of it she meets her ex-husband. while the guests posse unexpected events shed light on family secrets. to me when the movie. a question at least for me a question of why. us human beings why do we make it so difficult for ourselves not lawful i think the movie is the heart of the movie love is the heart of everything love all the lack of love and the lack of love you saw the script. this is the first time that penelope cruz and hubby about him have worked with a two time academy award winning iranian director. he put together a complete spanish team to make the film. why he works with them most shown that he. he wants to transmit a feeling truth. and he knows when an actor is lying someone people like to do that's like. to see people acting you want to see people going through an experience. and then pick cruise i'm happy about them have worked on six movies together in long flesh from two thousand and seven for example

lift iris and san francisco can get in virtual line for a subscription service. the ride share service says this is another wave of asel all access plan allowing users to pay one monthly fee for a subscription rides by lyft. select frequent users will be sent an invitation to join the wait list. signing up gives them access to the next round of planned testing. for a plat flee selfie 2 oh 0 lyft says users get a discount up to $15. off of 30 rides. >>> amazon shoppers will be able to purchase vehicle tires online. and then have them install at a series auto center part of a new partnership with amazon and sears. the tires will be shipped to a seerps auto center of customer's choosing. the skmes customers books the appointment with sears. the offering announced will be initially be available at seerps auto centers and several major cities, including san francisco. virtual -- eventually i should say the series will expand the option nationwide. >> very good. >> knew it's a matter time before they joined forces. >>> onto weather. >>> now the weather forecast with sa

counts and censor early results so a two thirds win for the yes campaign in friday's referendum the iris prime minister says new laws should be in place by the end of the year while many were celebrating as you can see others were concerned about the implications of a change in the law. only different countries than opposing you know if you see i think it's a sad day for this country personally i think that. in the long term i think if you do see some of the basic. human women are going to the women taking their rightful place in irish times he finally and we cannot thank everybody enough and. absolutely in this country in the experiences of women in the trauma of the birth to be disposed of that rejection into the trees and women and there's the it's amazing and still a little bit in shock and i was confident that we were going to get a yes vote but i didn't think it would be by this much the barker joining us from dublin so as the results come in me of are they indicating are they rather confirming what the exit polls have been indicating all along. well look you join me at dublin call

filled with stigma and regrets, and then finally today she told us that she was his she had trusted the irisre. to tell her story and to share her story with her friends, because she knows now that would have shown her that compassion. there are these milestones that this society has gone through. we looking at what a future might be like and it's on the horizon. what do you think, the young woman we saw here are not going to stop today. what you think it will set their sights on next? is a brave woman who would save what they're going to set their sights on. they have made huge strides here at the moment and you are right, this campaign was largely driven by young people. nearly 90% of driven by young people. nearly 9096 of 18 to 24—year—olds voted yes in a referendum. there are other things to tackle in their minds, they would look at the role of the catholic church in education and health care in this country, and think perhaps that needs change as well. that is the future. thank you very much. that helping us tell the story of this historic day for this country. they have voted yes it re

rescue people who were there who were trying to rescue a man from underneath a car and a child on the iris type target us with no mercy for human beings. citizens have nothing to do with what is going on we are not leaders no leaders work in these offices we are doing our routine daily work. a spokesman for the saudi led coalition defended the airstrikes saying they targeted a high level meeting of who the leader is. targeting the presidential palace was targeting first and second rate leadership there was confirmed intelligence information they were monitored through intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance systems. that saudi arabia and its allies have been fighting against the since twenty fifteen when they intervened to support yemen's internationally recognized government led by president abbott robbie mansell heidi after three years of fighting and no end to the war in sight analysts say the saudi led coalition has changed tactics and is concentrating on targeting the leaders. but it's a risky strategy the fighters and their supporters say they're more determined than ever to con

iri. ability for people at home to the other smart speaker's template a playlist or radio station will power a lot of listening at home and the mobile side of it has taken off with services on smart phones and people using spotify and apple and pandora when they are working out or driving. that extends it into the home the same way that connected tv extends video to the home, will also watch on smart phones. paul, thank you for joining. want to look about what company in particular is using technology,: what music is label and digital platform, and gary trent the power music industry back into the hands of performers. it has been a rough 2000, and adjusted revenues of $21 million while featuring some of the biggest artists today, that ariana grande day, back, sting, and more in its stable. joining us now is they ceo a nd founder. i am curious what the feeling is -- i amartists courteous what the feeling is among artists. how do artists feel now? that the lord moment, people were quite upse

trenton fifteen a mysterious virus swept through south america any news they talked about this week of iris sick it left a trail of babies born with brain damage and scold deformities a little when we saw what the virus could do we were alone and. this is the story behind the headlines every anomaly and sons had set out to combat the viruses. at the beginning of twenty fifteen dr pigg. but as those clinic in rio de janeiro began to fill with women reporting curious symptoms. they didn't look as if they were seriously ill just outweighing she ever saw what wales like they mainly had in the rash because saddam when. dr brazil's patients all lived in rio shanty towns the favelas. among them elana capita who was nineteen at the time. the latter had a mild barely visible rash the redness went away after a few days. it was hard to work out the symptoms and their diagnosis. soon thousands of new cases were being reported throughout brazil leaving doctors baffled. until they conducted blood tests and found a virus that had never been seen before in south america busy caviler it's. encountered a who

market in aka his hometown in the northwest of the country traditionally many of the vendors here iris and many of their customers are jews. the bloody middle east conflict with its horrifying images seems far away from here that surprising since in the past after was the scene of so many wars greeks arabs crusaders and napoleon all wanted to conquer the city. the verses arrived in one nine hundred seventeen from one nine hundred twenty on they governed palestine and offered both arabs and jews the prospect of their own state in the distant future. as some grew up in the old town of aka close to the market. his family lived in two rooms in this house. his father ali owned a livelihood by hiring out donkeys. his mother in a physic at for the nine children. schools were too expensive so the siblings spent most of their time outdoors. here they got to know the children of the neighborhood with him they explored the world. and when we were kids we always used to play together the jewish and arab children. we buy candy read up everywhere in the stores in the alleyways. we called them jewish

lawyers as we saw, and there have been signals in the last several weeks if not months, that mule iris moving to the final phases of his investigation clearly one piece of which would be an interview with donald trump 37. >> before we get to that, how much of the desire to end this has to do with the midterms of mueller. >> mueller has to know that he has the bridge of history on his neck. people will be looking at what he's done for years and he certainly wants to avoid the fate of his predecessor in the investigation, who had to write in his 34e78 wars, he was discomforted by the notion that his actions could have affected the election. it's an iron clad principle to do nothing in an investigation or the timing of the investigation. that would affect the political campaign or election. that creates a window in which mueller has to act either before or wait until after the midterm elections. >> you say mueller will interview trump 37 why are you so sure, and what's the what if scenario if that doesn't happen. >> presidents for years, going back to thomas jefferson are -- have responde

announcer: steve mnuchin and kautter testified about various iris needs and gave an update on the new tax law -- needs and gave an update on the new tax law to prepare for filing season. this is just under two hours.

i was here last week about what happened with iris canada, who was kicked out of a building at 100 years of age. to satisfy the greed of a landlord. the other problem well have is employment. many of us, like myself, have decades of experience in all kinds of indust riries and services. many of them have education of just unestimatable value that can be used for the city and our social and economic needs. as more and more money goes to the top for fewer people, it requires the government to provide more services the overwhelm time capital wants to expand services is when they're subsidized by the government. it's hard to do that when you run out of many because of capitalism. we have to call on the government to do it. >> supervisor cohen: perfect timing. at 4:30, we're trying to figure out how to take public comment and then go into the youth commission. if you are here, youth commissioners, hold tight for just a minute. do you have a recommendation how to proceed? >> i will get back to you in a moment. >> supervisor cohen: we'll continue with public comment at this time. >> good aftern

. >> iris biblowicz, retired nurse. not exactly proud to be a nurse today. last year i was at a rally with green action to try to talk to people that were at lennar fife points center, potential buyers and residents of the new shipyard, and they would not let people of the green action talk to people. i did meet someone who said if i get cancer in five years, i'll sue. she had just bought a home in hunters shipyard. i do cervical cancer and breast cancer are dub willing the rates in other parts of the bay area, congested heart failure, diabetes and emphysema three times higher than the state. this is what the people in the bayview are dealing with, and the callous disregard for people has been infewurriating and we will fight back. >> i just want to echo all of the concern that we've seen today and the kpexasperation. the r.a.b. is how you're going to get public accountability. if you don't have that, then all you have is too many people are no one really being accountable, and we are where we are today, i believe, because of that. i believe that we will get

if the iri is passed and moves to the full board for aful pro, then the district will mail ballots on june 8s. ballots will be counted on july 24th. if the majority is in favor, then they can count the ballots to establish the district. i'd like to thank everyone for their invaluable support on this project. i'd like to turn this over to suzanne markel-fox if there are no questions for oewd. >> thank you. i'm not seeing the slides. [inaudible] >> thank you very much. first of all i'd like to thank supervisor peskin who has been supportive of our efforts through the three years that we've been working on this as well as the lower polk community benefit district who has served, as peskin said, as our fiscal sponsor as well as our mentor. also, chris schulman and his employer who have provided us with a generous and unsolicited donation to support many of our activities. some of my committee members are here in the room, and i thank them for participating in today's presentation. as the supervisor said, we have 536 parcels in our district, and 80% of these are condominiums. it's an unusu

she's president of iris independent research. good of you to join us. sure if you heard rich edson there. the june 12th date as far as mike pompeo is concerned, that is -- he wants it to happen on june 12, but he's saying look, if the deal is bad, if the negotiations goes south, the president needs to be prepared to walk away. >> yes. secretary pompeo told congress that we're not going to accept an ugly or a pointless deal. like you, they are driving for june 12. it's significant that they met with china. south korea says it's going to be on. we're not going to know for sure though until the u.s. south korea war games end here in a few days. i expect north carolikno north unless china tells them not to. >> trace: and mike pompeo said that china drove this to the goal line. that i were very instrumental in making this thing happen. then he's saying i hope china does help us get over the goal line indicating that maybe china is getting in kim jong-un's head a little bit and saying, you know, you can get more concessions if you play a little bit of hardbal

. >> willie giuliani of strategy has drawn the iris and democrats but also former obama administration officials. let me tell you what happened on this cnn panel. a national security analyst for cnn said that she is, quote, a little disturbed rudy giuliani and p seem to have the same mission. she added giuliani was making the exact point vladimir wants him to and that is hurting us to protect our country. meanwhile in a conversation with bill hammer, the mayor stood by his assertion the doj and fbi need to explain the obama administration's use of an informant inside the trump campaign during and after the election. >> everything is wrong with the government spying on the candidate of the opposition party, watergate, spygate and now to make that into a criminal investigation is why this is happening. >> which could lead to an investigation of the investigation if you will. the latest twist that for some reason won't go away. >> happy memorial day weekend to you. >> thank you very much. >> giuliani's is the legal team would refuse a possible interview with robert mueller unless they can

bill: so, that's with the iris wide open. leishman. tried to coax it down there. peter: aaron was on the other side, watching that one. ian: whatever he was feeling, he just got a visual confirmation of it, but it's nothing too serious. it's going to come back. it might just go in. bill: for birdie and a little bit extra. ian: that's what he was thinking. well done, young man. once again, we have another new face, another new talent. peter, with the swing like that, just don't mess with it. just keep learning every week. peter: absolutely. ian: oh, matt, the wheels -- the emotions of it just got to him at the end. bill: 71 for matt. ian: it's a brutal game if you doubt yourself for a split second. bill: leishman first. 68. and leaves the stage. to aaron wise. what a performance. ian: it's a great performance. you come out leaving, trying to win your first event. bill: bogey free. in his final round. had four straight birdies at one point, six birdies in a seven-hole stretch. he was just so solid all week. let's go down to peter kostis. peter: i'm here with our new

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but they are in danger of disappearing for good thanks to the opposite of what happened in the iris placembers moving in and buying up the landscape. you wonder what the gullah word for that is. which is why heritage days on st. helena island is so important. it's a three-day festival to specific the culture and the west african roots. and it's got everything. food. music, and pint size power rangers. and free candy. can't miss out on the sucker. ♪ mod god getting ready for that judgment day". >> i've never felt so funky about being judged a sinner. >> love, peace, happiness, family, unity. we love each other. >> there goes my president, patrick, blowing kisses and preaching peace and happiness. bye my president. >> what are we celebrating. >> community, family, heritage. you know, that's what we come become home for. >> with everything going on in the world and all the problems and divisions this is good to be out here, outside. people having a good time, right. >> yeah. >> and if you notice it's diverse, not just black people but everybody comes around. >> yeah, yeah. >> we celebrate ev