isabel allende, thank you very much. thank you very much.not obligated to make a decision. i can have one foot in chile and another here. that's why we have planes. for the moment, california is my home and chile is the land of my nostalgia. my heart isn't divided, it has merely grown larger. i can live and write anywhere." time to your latest weekend weather update now. there is a lot of cloud coming into the east and south of the uk today and tomorrow. there has been a bit patchy rain and showers out of that, here is a view of norfolk earlier. towards the north—west of the uk, north—west england and western and northern scotland, we find the blue sky. always favoured with an easterly breeze. the big picture this afternoon, there is over the frontier so some of us have had some persistent rain out of this. it has been drifting west across southern england and south wales. it will pour westward of the afternoon goes on, we are left with drizzle and showers towards the south coast, perhaps heavier ones in the isles of scilly and the channel i

isabel allende, thank you very much. thank you very much.t obligated to make a decision. i can have one foot in chile and another here. that's why we have planes. for the moment, california is my home and chile is the land of my nostalgia. my heart isn't divided, it has merely grown larger. i can live and write anywhere." hello. we've had that cold wind, some of us have had the first snow of the season, and now the widespread frost going into thursday morning. coldest in the blue here. in fact, parts of southern england could be as low as —7 to start the day. temperatures down the eastern side of the uk recovering a little bit going into the first part of the day, because you will see here increasing cloud, whereas elsewhere, should be a fair amount of sunshine to begin with. but through the day, the cloud is moving west. now, with the clud, you could see a bit of patchy rain and drizzle, and from the word go into parts of eastern scotland. and this is where it's likely to be most persistent as we go through the the day. let's take a closer

seen isabel downs before. the bride's father is amused just well. this as a susan very funny. and it was then it was the men these three in fact but you know in singapore as you see. more liberal in the news in the context of tradition unlike. audio you saw them where they were like initio all . bit more traditional. now it's time for the more traditional pos of the sound can't be. so bad there's not enough muscle but they're down but don't want to get near a done has known isabel full fifteen years they first met at a club she was married at the time but later divorced her husband. nora down in the custody of the couple's two children. she says she fell in love with is now because he treated the kids as though they were his own. people or. have found it up to her need to have no say in the choice of bride groom. rule from the village where the one begs amongst the people you smoke was a. yeah it's not. something you do all able to. handle this it probably won't but using a book on picks out of it is. not that much because when you close the books that leave you i'm a couple.

seen isabel done this before. but. the bride's father is amused just well. it is as you see very funny. it wasn't it was the men these three in fact but you know in singapore as you see we are. more liberal in the news in the context of the admission unlike. audio. initio all. bit more traditional. now it's time for the more traditional pos of the senate. being. so blunt to somebody was all but i don't want to get near a done has known isabel full fifteen years they first met at a club she was married at the time but later divorced her husband. nora don't have custody of the couple's two children. she says she fell in love with is now because he treated the kids as though they were his own kind of happy to. have found it up to him me to have no say in the choice of bridegroom. we will from the video where the money bags amongst the people at this walk was or. not that was. something we'd all able to. hand this is what went by the single one picked out. because with because the books did leave you make up. people from different ethnic cultural ingredients the

isabel was very speaking to my colleague earlier.sure of a semifinal spot at the t20 world cup in the caribbean after beating south africa last night. they have one group game left against the west indies to decide top spot. i am really looking forward to it. 0ur supporters are also looking forward to the challenge of the atmosphere. i tell them last night to rest their voices for tomorrow. i think with the crowd it will be a great atmosphere, something we should enjoy whether we are on the winning side or the losing side. so far in the tournament, it's been brilliant. india have beaten australia to top group b in the competition. india made 167—8 off their 20 overs. australia couldn't get a perntership going and their chase subsided to 119—9. they both go through to the semi—finals. it means the winner of england's game against the west indies tomorrow will play australia in the semi—finals. and by that rationale the booster will face india. now to golf, and danny willet holds a share of the lead after the third round of the world t

the president took up ski was also what isabel passed side on the red carpet in cancun in twenty seventy then. in twenty eight team he won the german film prize as best actor for his performance in two months two boys in the i. mean. if. you know your. what show friends local ski the new international star from germany. is now and it's not as clearly they haven't figured out yet that i can handle just about any assignment like here as a contract killer in a swedish crime thriller. dark her. first movie role freddy demanded a lot of her in a science fiction film pandorum she gave ben foster a good thrashing. and says i'm fine it's always been something i could build on the fact that i can rely on myself and on my body and can handle it well. her athleticism is no accident born in east germany in one thousand nine hundred one to tell it was a gymnast before turning to acting that solid basis in sports helps her when preparing for action films such as the superman movie manish steel. but she's now being offered a wider spectrum of films getting the chance to show she can do more than just a

isabel no se cansa de venir al estadio azteca.emÁs que hay evidencia contundente de su inocencia, pero pareciera que en mÉxico, se convierte este paÍs en una fabrica de delitos para acusar a inocente ¿no es asÍ?. >>> es un tÉrmino que se ha creado por el alto nÚmero de inocentes en cÁrceles de inocentes en las cÁrceles mexicanas. es una fabrica de delitos, o fabrica de delincuentes se ha echado a andar una maquinaria, para inculpar a quiÉn sea. se detiene sin motivo. se traslada a las instalaciones de la policÍa. se tortura para que el acusado reconozco. los que tienen suerte y recursos tienen acceso a un abogado y los que no pasan sus dÍas tras las rejas. >>> la cifra de presuntos inocentes. y ¿por quÉ en mexico a mÁs de 90 mil personas no se les comprueba el delito por el cual se les acusa ¿quÉ estÁ pasando?. >>> porque se les detiene, luego se le traslada a la cÁrcel y se investiga para saber si son culpables de asesinato, secuestro o cualquier otro tipo de delito. no hay una estructura en mÉxico, que la persona acusada pueda d

the toss in guyana indians posting one hundred forty five for six in their twenty overs in reply isabelle joyce top scored with thirty three but rather three wickets for twenty five runs helped restrict ireland to ninety three for eight of their overs india winning by fifty two runs at the providence stadium swank has cricketers have built a first innings lead over england in the second test data in candy so russian silver hits eighty five off one hundred seventy four balls this six coming off marine alley but the englishman got his revenge catching him out of idle rashid reaching three hundred thirty six all out a lead of forty six on england's first innings they were none for none at stumps. in the n.h.l. defending champions the washington capitals went down to the winnipeg jets on wednesday it was all square heading into the third period before ben shirat scored a decisive goal for the jets. karl connor then added an empty netter with a minute left to seal the three to one when it's the jets third in a row. elsewhere the chicago blackhawks snaps an eight game losing streak brant seabro

death of their more brains so of course i may be close to twenty probably chairman of the likes of isabel and its other mr get to talk i said i was going to be office in his home but it certainly softer. then separately to put the team into this a but i know when to provide this is the leader office right i know if. this were to me it was. camilla thought it was. it's the same. as so much at always help her get to the image of ted we're going to do what i. said she had. a bit i mean gets you on it or to respond as she should have been told me doing what all the queen it is probably a considerable. the french and among the most united is one step ahead of the italians did not only converted the office software but also like the munich administration changed the operating system from windows to linux and by doing so saved around twenty million euros in eight years nevertheless the police department is now coming on the massive pressure investigate europe has seen an order from the ministry of the interior to force the return of those on the money to microsoft does the corporation have such

the edwards live here northeast of a letter with their daughter isabel who lent her name to the family home. welcome to my house. from the front door you can see all the way through to the garden and the swimming pool this visual access makes the outside area appear as part of the living space the edwards moved into the house in twenty sixteen. russell an internet expert from britain and his wife lorraine i have travelled extensively and moved house thirteen times already here they finally feel at home for the first time. i may not travel light i like. it just flows really nicely so i always feel. at home there's something lovely about waking up here every day and pretty much the sun is going to be shining and that's really nice. because the sun makes you happy. in order to bring the natural warmth inside the owners relied completely on board as a design element. the entrance area is almost completely paneled with oak and looks like a huge sculpture with indirect lighting. i was worried that they would take a lot of my space because they were talking as well behind these units you can

their more brains so while it's out of course i may be tainted probably share with the likes of isabelle and its other belin.

social media is quite critical to isabel and thousands of followers are joining the cost on the streets they are women who were changing the world reading. them. see starts november twenty fifth on details. this is the deadly news live from broadway in italy in the european union on a collision course with the european commission rejects the latest version of its least twenty nine hundred budget which the country's populist government says it will defend so what happens next we'll bring you the latest from brussels also on the program. germany's chancellor defends her migration policy on the united nations migration popped into parliament with opposition parties accusing them ackles government of failing to tackle the country's problems. i'm concentration camp in northern germany the world for.

"president trump is serious about keeping us out, but all we want to do is work", says isabel, as sheo the list. a good work ethic alone won't get them into the us. they may have more chance of success if their lives are in danger. translation: my ex-husband threatened to kill me every time he saw me on the street. he said he'd take our son and that i'd never see him again. as they walked through mexico, battling through the heat, the migrants were aiming to reach her — san isidro, the busiest land border crossing in the world. yet such is the fear over these tired and dusty migrants, the us shut it for one morning this week. after a journey of over 2500 miles, it's the last 200 miles that may prove the toughest for the migrants to complete. —— after a journey of over 2500 miles, it's the last few hundred metres that may prove the toughest for the migrants to complete. for those who haven't turned back already, they face potentially months of legal limbo trying to gain asylum in the united states. some may choose to settle here in tijuana for now, others may try to cross the border il

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the people like not on yahoo constantly said yes what's happened was not nice but at the same time isabel and the huge what they call stability and security in the middle east but requires their continuous position. been inside so if you can assert their position well for american foreign policy within the seriousness of the front the it's at least two then it doesn't make sense to maintain an. in order to constitute a need to brush up against against you know as. well you know all i could you actually know i can say let me go to jonathan here right now the over the last fifteen years or so the more the west and its proxies in the in the region try to isolate around the more powerful rand i really don't understand there's no learning curve these people don't learn here jonathan they were one of the most tragic things i think for me and i made it a point on this program to continue discussing what's going on in yemen it took leak the murder of shogi to actually get the yemen story into the mainstream media and it was about time here what worries me is big giving you know giving dictators a

"president trump is serious about keeping us out, but all we want to do is work", says isabel, as shename to the list. a good work ethic alone won't get them into the us. they may have more chance of success if their lives are in danger. translation: my ex-husband threatened to kill me every time he saw me on the street. he said he'd take our son and that i'd never see him again. as they walked through mexico, battling through the heat, the migrants were aiming to reach here, san isidro, the busiest land border crossing in the world. yet such is the fear over these tired and dusty migrants, the us shut it for one morning this week. after a journey of over 2,500 miles, it's the last 200 miles that may prove the toughest for the migrants to complete. for those who haven't turned back already, they face potentially months of legal limbo trying to gain asylum in the united states. some may choose to settle here in tijuana for now, others may try to cross the border illegally instead. will grant, bbc news. it's day two of chinese president xijinping's visit to the philippines. he's called

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the toss in guyana indians posting one hundred forty five to six in their twenty overs in reply isabelle joyce top scored with thirty three but rather three wickets for twenty five runs help for a strict ireland to ninety three for eight of their overs india winning by fifty two runs at the providence stadium swank has cricketers have built a first innings lead over england in the second test data in candy so russian silver hits eighty five off one hundred seventy four balls their six coming off marine alley but the englishman got his revenge catching him out of idle rashid reaching three hundred thirty six all out a lead of forty six on england's first innings they were none fernand at stumps before his exams had no so it's a huge go for we. have been there plain as a green it's a huge discover music begin to demand a vision if you're good because early morning in the n.h.l. defending champions the washington capitals went down to the winnipeg jets on wednesday it was all square heading into the third period before ben shirat scored a decisive goal for the jets carl connor then added an

"president trump is keeping us out but all we want to do is work," says isabel, as she waits to add herthem into the us. they may have more chance of success if their lives are in danger. translation: my ex husband threatened to kill me every time he saw me on the street. he said he would take our son and i would never see him again. as they walked through mexico, battling through the heat, the migrants were aiming to reach here, san ysidro, the busiest land border crossing in the world. yet, such is the fear over these tired and dusty migrants, the us shut it for one morning this week. after a journey of over 2500 miles, it is the last few hundred metres that may prove the toughest for the migrants to complete. for those who have not turned back already, they face potentially months of legal limbo trying to gain asylum in the united states. some may choose to settle here in tijuana for now. others may try to cross the border illegally instead. well, here in the us, the white house has called this massive movement of people an invasion, an assault on the southern border. as such, the pr

isabelle westbury has been part of that team for this test and reckons an england victory could be then the same that they will win because we have had a match where it has been a poor coaster. it has added and flowed. each day either england or sri lanka have been on top at each session. each 30 minutes it is been a seesaw. i think while it could happen in the final session they have a dick weber at the moment who has been sweeping all around the park. 75 runs to get, three—week and —— three wickets to get. view back then but never say never. but you can't be sure of of course. where do you think they are now as a test site? that started winning away. they had that big taboo of not being able to win abroad before that test win in the last match against sri lanka. they haven't won a test match away from home in 13 years. we knew they had been quite strong at home. i think sri lanka aren't considered to be one of the top test nations so it is a good one to win and get that under the belt. they have west indies next we re the belt. they have west indies next were not up there with your i

former cricketer isabelle westbury was on today's panel and she spoke to us about root‘s century.ricket show whether this was his best century ever in an england shirt. some people have said it is. maybe his century in johannesburg some people have said it is. maybe his century injohannesburg couple of years ago was right up there. in terms of the practice at —— but he versatility showed. the fact that they haven't won abroad but 13 tests. it was a wonderful century to watch and probably a very important one as well. they are playing this like a one—day game. if you look at the number of amazing one—day players they have an aside, that is natural, isn't it? it is also the context of the match. england may be in the past haven't attacked another in the subcontinent. they have a good chance of winning the second test match. these are the first test that they would have won abroad for a very long time. where do you see this england team? they have a long way to go. they are trying to rebuild after a period over a couple of years where they have had a bad record abroad and the fact th

former cricketer isabelle westbury was on today's panel and she spoke to us about root‘s century.g on the cricket show whether this was his best century ever in an england test and some have said it is and probably his century in johannesburg some have said it is and probably his century injohannesburg a few yea rs his century injohannesburg a few years ago is up there, but in terms of the best and versatility and sweep shots and he came down a wicket and the context of the series... this could be 2—0 up and they went into the first test mac here without having won abroad for is‘ss. but it was a wonderful century to watch and an important one as well. england's women play south africa in the world twenty20 in st lucia this evening. there's coverage on radio 5 live sports extra and in—play video on the bbc sport website.. england beat bangladesh quite comfortably last time out, but south africa are likely to be a tougher prospect they have got dangerous batters and outstanding bowling team as well but they are not only dangerous but unpredictable. you never know what you will get f

hi, my name is isabelle...n activists are not alone in trying to boost josh hawley‘s chances. isn't it an incredible honour to have president donald trump in missouri? cheering. it's amazing. the president will be back on monday, making this his last stop before election day, confident that he has the power to help republicans harvest those final, vital votes. and philippa joined us from st louis a short time ago. donald trump held a campaign rally in missouri last night. he is also going back on the eve of the midterms. how much will his personal presence take a difference to this close race? obviously the republicans here are hoping that donald trump will make all the difference, will tip the balance, because the polls are showing that in terms of this missouri senate seat, josh hawley the challenger is pretty much neck and neck with claire mccaskill. that last big poll carried out by fox news. now, claire mccaskill said at the rally that i was at, "fox news has us neck and neck," and it sounded as if that is

australia's isabelle kelly won the inaugural women's golden boot. that's all the sport for now.some minorflooding tied in with that weather front which has cleared away northwards. a very small ridge of high pressure is building in behind it, with skies clearing tonight. last of any showers across central parts of the country will drift northwards. skies were clear for many. the winds will fall briefly as well, and being the time of year, it will turn quite chilly, temperatures down into single figures for many. we could even see a touch of frost out of town in rural parts of scotland and northern england. you can see the orange colours across the south—west, with more rain around due to another weather front. thursday is looking drive many, with good spells of sunshine. a chilean bright start across the country. showers from the word go around northern ireland, scotla nd word go around northern ireland, scotland and north—west england, these will clear northwards and the sunshine will move in behind these showers. then another cluster of showery burst of rain will push into sou

mob their messages are spreading like wildfire a social media spectacle critical to isabel and thousands of the because i'm on on the streets and they are women who are changing the world to reading the book digital. starts i'm a twenty fifth on to dublin. this is d.w. news nine from the total devastation that's how donald trump describes areas of california after the state's was ever wildfires he was president visits rescue workers and victims promising to support us both hours he's now say around thirteen hundred people are still missing we'll go live to california for the latest also coming out. basis gooden do you thought. the government confirms a submarine that went missing a year ago imploded and sink killing everyone on board the.

isabel allende is one of the most acclaimed writers in the world.and loss. she spoke to kirsty wark, and began by recollecting events in 1973, when her uncle, the then—president of chile, salvador allende, was ousted in a coup that led to 17 years of brutal dictatorship. can you remember exactly where you were during the coup? yeah. i was in my house. the coup was happening in downtown santiago and then i left with my car and i realised that something was going on. the streets were empty and there were trucks, military trucks, and something was happening. i got to my office, and it was closed. the concierge that was at the door said, "go back home, go back home, this is a military coup". he was very happy because he was a total right—wing jerk. and he said go home. i didn‘t know what a military coup was because chile didn‘t have precedent for this. but if that was terrifying then, it became much more terrifying? the first day was terrifying, because it was so unexpected. the helicopters, the bombing of the palace, the shooting, the burning of books,

the toss in guyana indians posting one hundred forty five to six in their twenty overs in reply isabelle joyce top scored with thirty three but rather three wickets for twenty five runs helped restrict ireland to ninety three for eight of their overs india winning by fifty two runs at the providence stadium. because cricketers have built a first innings lead over england in the second test data in candy so russian silver hits eighty five off one hundred seventy four balls.

this group of four people, gabby and isabel and philip and carlos sit together and we are going to speak up on this. gets up in church that morning and he's going to talk and the girl before him as a young woman whose family is about to be deported and she is standing up and asking the church community to support her and to write letters to representatives. philip is making a calculation in his head. if i tell my truth, if i speak out, i may alienate all these people who want to help. this girl's family, her life is in my hands and i can make a great speech because i've done it all the way or i can be true to myself and my partner sitting right here. he gets up there and he doesn't speak up and he tells another story and the girl is very appreciative to him and as he walks back to his seat, his boyfriend looked at him and whispered quietly you betrayed me. i think that tells you the broad story of so many things happening in every calculation, every moment as young people are trying to engage and make change. >> i think there is no question we are in one of the most difficult periods of

on the agenda isabel to -- is a bill to reauthorize the coast guard. on c-span2, the debate on the the agriculture department. vermont senator bernie sanders talks about the future of the progressive movement at 7:00. and, former secretary of state james baker and former president barack obama talk about the role of u.s. leadership abroad. , a review of recommendations from the commission on a national defense strategy at 9:30 a.m., and at 2:30 p.m., ahead of the commissioners of the federal trade commission have a meeting. selling thriller author, brad meltzer will be on our guest on sunday at noon eastern. his most recent book, "the numberartist," debuted a one on the new york times bestseller list. his other books include "the first console," "the book of .ate," and others join us, it live sunday from noon to 3 p.m. eastern on book tv on the c-span2. earlier today, nasa is insight probe landed on mars after a six-month journey through deep space. the spacecraft is now tasked with exploring the planet's interior. today's landing was monitored by miss

isabel starting to pick up volume as well. we'll show you one more incident at the bay bridge toll plaza. we want to make sure you notice there's slowing for highway 4 from pittsburgh into bay point. the bay bridge toll plaza itself, we showed you the east parking lot and there was no crash. there's no camera shot. i had turned the emeryville camera toward the other parking lot but we consistent see a problem. there's a backup forming over the last couple of minutes, you see the fast track loading up. the metering lights were off. i did see slowing at the incline but i saw no crash. that's the good news. take another look. the san mateo bridge. you can see smoke in the air but no problems on the road. that's good news. the peninsula is clear. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> coming up, those dockless scooters falling into the wrong hands. we'll tell you about a scary incident in the south bay. >>> plus, it's holiday bonus time. one company bucking the trend of handing out cash. instead, workers got guns. uhm next, what the wo

the dogs were out at point isabel and richmond, not the usual crowds though because of the poor air qualityte county, the sun barry visible. >> i didn't know how bad it was. i hope that being out here for an hour and a half isn't going to do any damage. if it is. >> reporter: he came out with his dog, but after 15 minutes he realized it was a bad idea, even wearing a face mask. >> quick, strong, and yeah it feels pretty bad out here, we're just headed out. >> having a hard time breathing too. >> reporter: dee and ilene are making a quick dash to starbucks, but the smoke is too much to handle. >> i have heart problems so i have to wear these things. so -- and air quality, it is very bad, yes. so some concern. >> reporter: working construction was likely not easy today, and not a good day for a run either, even wearing a mask. it's not just not recommended. the bay area air quality management district advises people to take it easy, stay indoors. >> there's really no areas in the bay area that are they will healthy to breathe air. >> reporter: cherly land in oakland was empty. james gore gave

hi, my name is isabelle.n incredible honour to have president donald trump in missouri? it's amazing. the president will be back on monday, making this his last stop before election day, confident that he has the power to help republicans harvest those final, vital votes. this stage of the campaign is sometimes just called gotv — get out the vote. who is actually going to bother to get to the polls or cast their votes early but turn out on tuesday and this is where donald trump, it is really interesting. is he enthusing more voters or is he turning them off? is he a tonic or is he toxic in terms of american politics? we won't know until the results come out on tuesday night. the brexit secretary dominic raab has visited northern ireland for talks with polticians and business leaders. the dup leader arlene foster said she hoped a deal on the deadlocked irish border question was close, but sinn fein accused mr raab of making a "flying visit" and acting like a thief in the night by not listening to the concerns

point isabel regional shoreline flames burned about an acre.seen on eastbound i-80 from several miles away. firefighters say putting out the fire was a challenge because there was a lot of debris in the area, which made itissues, to get to this area. we had to water shuttle all of area. >> no other injuries were reported. when crews arrived, they said there were no homeless people in the immediate area. >>> a new product promises to put out fires using half the water and with no damage to the environment. a dutch company demonstrated their product called ptx. they did so at the cow palace today and some local firefighters were on hand to see how it works. it's a water additive the company says is more efficient than foam or gel and is also biodegradable. >> there is 10 years of research already in there. it's not easy to develop it. but it is also not easy to get it to the market because it is really disruptive, new and nobody has seen anything like this before. >> the company says ptx also cools burning wood so it can't reignite. >>> early nov

i wanted to know, isabel v.a. v.a.wanted to know, is the going to recommend to congress to change the law and allow the v.a. to negotiate drug prices with the industry? sec. wilkie: i will tell you, i don't know about that in 100 days to give you an answer. my job right now has been to calm the waters, to get out and talk to as many v.a. employees and veterans as i can. i will give you an honest answer, i really have not thought about that. >> i have another question from the audience. sec. wilkie: that was a hard one, too. >> i have another hard one. president trump told reporters as he was leaving for his trip to europe about the shooter in california, he said he was a mentally ill person who had seen -- saw some pretty bad things and may have had ptsd. what is your reaction to that? sec. wilkie: i have not seen them. on a factual basis, he was not in the v.a. system and we don't know what his status was. we don't know what his mental health condition was. >> should there be more done? sec. wilkie: that goes bac

little shift from green to orange here for 84, isabel and valecitos tend to have the construction zone. the dublin interchange is not a problem. crossover to the bay, still going west, this is 92 across the san mateo bridge, an easy drive. getting to the bay bridge, here are your travel times. upper east shoreo the plaza itself. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> coming up, our election day cogeif you're lookingoru t. we'll tell you about the discounts they're offering to voters. >>> wall street pretty good at making bets. we'll tell you what they're betting about today's election day. >>> plus, she's not old enough to vote, but this little girl going door to door to get the vote out. >> i don't really care if people vote for democrats or republicans. i just want people to get out there and vote. >> she's on "ellen" today. coming up at 5:25, we're going to show you some of our tactics to get folks out there to vote. you're watching "today in the bay." more news ahead. "look what she's accomplished... she authored the ban on assault weapons... pushed the desert protection act through con

does she have some poll that she's going to, to say isabel is like the klan. she's trying to impugn the personal integrity of people serving the country on the border. what is this, the klan? >> she's heard from constituents and groups that represent people who are fearful of ice in her state. i'm sure she's trying to correct that fear because senator harris is a very sensible person and i watched that -- >> tucker: excuses law enforcement. i think she's totally irresponsible. i want her to be responsible. she could be president. finally, is it time to concede that the caravan is real and that they are overwhelming tijuana? the mayor says that a lot of members of the caravan are violent criminals and he's afraid of them. >> no one said it wasn't real. they said it wasn't a real threat. >> he sounds like a flat out racist. >> the president's own general acknowledge this is not a real threat to our national security. >> tucker: but the mayor of tijuana says it's a threat to him. would jesus be okay with what the mayor of tijuana has said, is he a racist? do you

difficult week for him like we saw a lucky somehow last midterm election so he has to give something to isabelle's back home again at the same time i think it is slightly and the progressively changing international politics i think it's a little first of all for example because president trump both said in the past that he was not sure that the u.s. would for example back article five which implied that any country should help other countries and angela for this is very damaging for france specifically it's not the imaging that it is for the alliance itself i sink but on this issue of the european allies military spending and the funding towards nato he's not the first u.s. president to bring this up easy does he not have a legitimate complaint if other countries are not paying their fair share. well it clearly is definitely not the first president to read the issue of barack obama actually started to complain that the u.s. was paying a lot a lot for their european allies he was according to them a free riders in this respect so he's definitely not the first one is the contrary it but is like the

joining us now are the co-founders, caroline and isabelle.business? >> we were about 10 and 11. it was pretty crazy. dagen: how did it start? >> we wanted when we were younger we used bath bombs all the time. we wanted to make our own. a lot of times it would stain the tub. we decided to add something extra inside the bath bombs which was the surprise. dagen: what is the surprise inside the bath bomb? >> it could be a toy or message on waterproof paper or jewelry. it coordinates with the name and the fragrance of the bomb. we made them for boys, girls, kids a alike. >> how did you think we could turn this into a business? >> we started at a local art fair. then a local salon owner came by and wanted to sell our stuff in his salon. >> a big part of it we were kind of fearless in a sense. we were 10 and 11. we daunt understan didn't undere consequences of what could go wrong in a business. dagen: you had a mom that didn't say no, no, no, who didn't discourage you, who said okay let's do this. now, your bath bombs are sold in stores nationwide,