jack: yeah, thank you. all right, well, let's hear from another wish recipient.l, so stay with us to see how that wish turned out. tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. grace, you get the beach house, just don't leave the lights on, okay? to mateo, my favorite chair. to chris, the family recipes. to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the ride. the rainbows to the proud. the almonds to walter. the beaches to the bums. and the fog to, who else, karl. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. i remember hearing about the northern lights as a beatles fan and their fascination with northern lights. with me right now is thu vu, who deals with an autoimmune disorder and has had a fascination herself with the northern lights, which many people call nature's light show, also known as the aurora borealis. welcome to the show. now, i remember why i was taken by the lights. and what made you decide,

jack letts, dubbed jihadi jack, was 18 when he left home his parents sent him money despite police warnings not to. todayjohn letts and sally lane said they'd been convicted for doing what any parent would do if they thought their child was in danger. their son, who's been held in syria for two years now, admits he betrayed britain and regrets joining is. i did what i did, i made a big mistake and that's what happened, yeah. i regret what i did. also on the programme tonight... president trump says he called off military strikes on iran last night with just minutes to spare. the foreign office minister mark field is suspended from government after manhandling a climate change protestor at the mansion house dinner. commerations to mark 100 years since germany sunk more than 50 of its own vessels off the coast of scotland to stop allied forces seizing them after the war. and coming up on bbc news, mercedes dominate the first day of practice ahead of formula i's french grand prix, with valtteri bottas and lewis hamilton taking a session each. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. th

jack. again, he has not presented a nomination yet. it's difficult to reconsider a nomination that you have not made. his issue is, will he nominate mr. shanahan and if he does nominate mr. shanahan, then the senate will do our job. paige: given all this, do you think shanahan is the best candidate for the job? jack. i think that has to be an evaluation down on the record. what he's done as acting secretary. what he did previously as undersecretary. and any other factors pertinent to the role of secretary of defense. i think everyone deserves consideration if you're nominated. the question right now is, will the president nominate him. paige: let's get into the consideration about pediatric cancer research. as you know, the president has called on congress to allocate $500 million toward pediatric cancer over the next 10 years. but his budget proposal also would have slashed overall funding for n.i.h. and the national cancer institute. is the president sending an inconsistent message here?

yeah, but, jack, that's the point.esterner, as a white middle class boy from oxford, signed up and joined the so—called islamic state, that you were a rallying cry. you gave their insanity more credence for other people to go and join them. that's one of the things i regret. i realised that me coming was a lot more... had more meaning than a syrian coming to isis. the fact that i came from england, i understand that it made a big difference. that's one of the things i regret as well. they used us as well. they used us as a sort of, what do we call it in english... like a poster boy. his kurdishjailers say he can't stay in syria. jack letts also has canadian citizenship, although he's never lived there. the british government says it washed its hands of him the day he joined the islamic state group. president trump has confirmed that he called off a military strike against eran last night with minutes to spare, after deciding that too many human lives would be lost —— iran. the attack had been planned in response to the

yeah, but, jack, that's the point. a westerner, as a white middle class boy from oxford, signed up and joined the so—called islamic state, that you were a rallying cry. you gave their insanity more credence for other people to go and join them. that's one of the things i regret. i realised that me coming was a lot more... had more meaning than a syrian coming to isis. the fact that i came from england, i understand that it made a big difference. that's one of the things i regret as well. they used us as well. they used us as a sort of, what do we call it in english... like a poster boy. his kurdishjailers say he can't stay in syria. jack letts also has canadian citizenship, although he's never lived there. the british government says it washed its hands of him the day he joined the islamic state group. quentin sommerville, bbc news, northern syria. police were called to the london home of the conservative leadership candidate boris johnson and his partner carrie symonds early this morning after a neighbour reportedly h

jack brooks was looking on.thehe year of 1964 after johnsonation, after became president, the civil rights bill was brought forward. with president johnson's they brought that bill to fruition. on july 2, 1964. that changed everything in the south in the united states with respect to segregation. that broke the back of segregation in the south. brooks was one of 11 southern congressman who voted for it. all the other southerners voted against it. major player in this huge change. he went with johnson on the voting i tracked -- voting rights act. he is featured here on this statue. for changejor player in the united states. he did many things for our region and lamarr university's campus. host: are there lessons from watergate as democrats debate whether to impeach donald trump. this is the subject of a new book, the meanest man in congress. joining us is timothy mcnulty. brooks,es on jack democrat of texas. what role did he play in the investigation? guest: he was a key member of the house judiciary committee. i

jack letts with his parents. picture perfect childhood, but just a few years later at the oxfordshire schoolboy was inside islamic state group—held territory in syria. the jury was told this one—fingered salute was associated with is. butjack‘s parents, his dad an organic farmer and his mum a fundraiser for oxfam, had told the old bailey their son had converted to islam at 16, and said he was travelling to the middle east to study arabic. sally lane told the court she was horrified when he called her in september 2014 to tell her where he was. she said she screamed at him, how could he be so stupid? nearly a year after being in syria, jack letts had begun asking for money, first to help out a poor friend with a large family, then he said it was to get out of syria. i've run out of money completely. didn't you say if it was to get out, you would send? the pair had argued in court that they just wanted to get their son out of syria safely. in a police interview, john letts tried to explain. i've got to get him out,

jack, despite concerns hejoined iis and warnings dubbed jihadi jack, despite concerns he joined iis andngs from police that they would face prosecution. his parents said they believe their son's life was in imminent dangerand believe their son's life was in imminent danger and they were just trying to help him. in a statement read out on behalf of them, they said they only did what any parent would do. we have been convicted for doing what any parents would do if they thought their child's life was in danger. we want to be clear we have not been convicted of funding terrorism. we were convicted for sending money to our son when there we re sending money to our son when there were reasonable grounds to suspect the money could have been used for terrorist purposes. nobody from that trial suggested the money we sent to jack was in fact used for terrorism. the fact the jury acquitted us of some of the allegations makes it clear the jury accepted that we believe their son's life was in imminent danger. we believe that we have been let down badly by the police and the government. we tried to

we are committed to help jack return home.nue our campaign to help those that the government has turned its back on. thank you. jack letts got interested in islam as a schoolboy and attended this mosque in oxford at 16. two years later his mum, a fundraiser for oxfam, and his dad, an organic farmer, said he told them he was travelling to the middle east to study arabic. within months he was inside islamic state group—held territory in syria. the jury at the old bailey was told this one—fingered salute was associated with is. sally lane had told the court that she was horrified when in september 2014 her son jack had telephoned her to tell her where he was. she said she'd screamed at him, how could he be so stupid? nearly a year after being in syria, jack letts had begun asking for money — first to help out a poor friend with a large family, then he said it was to get out of syria. like i've run out of money completely. didn't you say if it was to get out, you'd send? the pair had argued in court that they just wanted to get th

jack letts, with his parents sally and john, jack letts, with his parents sally andjohn, a jack lettsith his parents sally and john, a picture perfect childhood. he converted to islam at the age of 16 and two years later he travelled to jordan the age of 16 and two years later he travelled tojordan and kuwait telling his parents he had gone to study arabic. months later he was in syria. sally lane told the court she was horrified when he phoned to say where he was. she said he had screamed at him, how could he be so stupid? the jury had screamed at him, how could he be so stupid? thejury had been told screamed at him, how could he be so stupid? the jury had been told jack letts's friends from his mosque in oxford had warned them of their concerns about extremist views he had been watching online and people he had been associating with in the uk. the court was shown this picture of jack letts. the uk. the court was shown this picture ofjack letts. the prosecution uk. the court was shown this picture of jack letts. the prosecution said the one fingered salute was associated with islamic

kristen welker, jonathan lemire, colonel jack. let's talk, first of all, colonel jack about the modulated voice you heard from the president about this, trying to say -- was saying it could have been a general who was not obeying orders, it was maybe a mistake, not the regime. we're expecting momentarily pentagon, perhaps grainy black and white video -- do we have that video? there it is. this is the video which is supposed to be showing the aftermath of the drone attack. kerchl jack, do you have return video? can you see what we're showing on the air? >> yeah, i can. >> tell me if you can ascertain the significance of this? is this the aftermath of the dloen attack? that's what they say it is. >> it looks like it's just exploded and the vehicle is falling from where it was hit. there's not much else to be told there except it was -- it's over the middle of the water. it's interesting what the president said. and i'll reiterate something we mentioned earlier. the chain of command over there looks -- in iran looks like this. the re

masterpiece cake shop owner jack phillips is being targeted. he and his lawyer are here exclusively to tell us how they plan to fight back. but first, premature pole positioning, that's the focus of tonight's angle. ever since the mueller report flopped and were dropped of a new investigation into the origins of the russia probe, democrats and their media toadies have been desperate, desperate for some good news. with new polling out, they think they have found it. >> this poll shows him down by 13 points to mike and joe. >> he's trailing with all the top democratic hopefuls. >> all the top-tier democratic candidates by a significant amount. >> he's getting absolutely blistered by everybody in the field. >> i see a lot of signs of people trying to take back the country they love. >> laura: before the democrats self combust with excitement, a historical reminder. at nearly the same time before the last election, the same quinnipiac poll had hillary clinton beating trump by 18 points, 50-32. head-to-head national polls this early, they tell us pr

. >> jack taylor has your traffic today. he is in for melissa mollet. first, let's check in with meteorologist chuck be. >> we are going to add heat and humidity to the atmosphere. as a result much like yesterdaya at least incrng chance for afternoon storms help cooli ths down. o although so those soakers yesterday put down a quick inch of rain. we will watch that carefully this afternoon. the muggys are here before any cooling showers have a chance to develop. feel close to a hundred degree mid-90s with temperatures and keep an eye on the storm chance betwe 3:00 and 9:00. to get you out the door 60s and low 70s most of the area and hot and humid today. afternoon highs low to mid-90s. about 94 in washington your rain chance has been increased up to 40%. we will show you future weather and start talking about the weekend coming up. jack taylor, good morning. >> good morning to you, chuck. >>>eltway work. both the inner and outer loop work onbu both sides the right lane is blocked so traffic is moving. 395 in the northbound direction between edsel and duk

jack letts with his parents.icture perfect childhood, but just a few years later at the oxfordshire schoolboy was inside islamic state group—held territory in syria. the jury was told this one—fingered salute was associated with is. butjack‘s parents, his dad an organic farmer and his mum a fundraiser for oxfam, had told the old bailey their son had converted to islam at 16, and said he was travelling to the middle east to study arabic. sally lane told the court she was horrified when he called her in september 2014 to tell her where he was. she said she screamed at him, how could he be so stupid? nearly a year after being in syria, jack letts had begun asking for money, first to help out a poor friend with a large family, then he said it was to get out of syria. by by make the parent argue that they did not believe that he was actively fighting in syria and in a police interview, he tried to explain. i've got to get him out, somehow. and how am i going to do that? he is in danger and i feel i have to do somethin

. >> my name is jack brown claiborne, and i was seaman first class in the navy. >> i was in the u.s.rmy. >> my name's harold himlesback. i was actually drafted into the army when i was 18. >> and we have set out to meet them, to travel with them as they journey back. harold. raised in yakima, washington, he is 93, about to turn 94. you're almost ready to make this trip back. how significant is this >> very. it was the most dramatic time of my life. i saw things that it all. >> harold remembers everything. the morning of june 6, 1944. >> that moment when those mines began to explode. that was the moment you knew. >> right. you better believe it. it was dramatic, it just blows up in your face. i was saved by the guys dying within feet of me. >> they had all been training for d-day. they woke up, harold and his brothers on that ship at 3:00 a.m., told them to eat and get their gear. >> and all of a sudden i'm out on the deck when the first explosions took place. so i had no gear on or anything else. i was just, didn't even have my helmet on. and all of a sudden just explosion took place

this is jack now its entire audience. is like a miracle it was. a miracle may not look like when it 1st . what happened. was the effect of all over the world it's unlikely that exact moment of it but. but apparently that's not all that happened in his 1st major role actor himesh patel discovers the universe has changed. oh my. grief you know you. got the right say the beatles hit is one of the greatest songs ever written it's not called play so you can't believe that he wouldn't really and has questions he's friends quite rightly it's nobody thinks you coward is a great great well call it. somebody suddenly got very cocky. google obviously because word do you go. to google the gold the equivalent of gold to find there is this true and of course there's nothing on google. it was a regular basis. so what's he to do he sets about trying to remember all the beatles songs. so i. could start oh very pretty and he soon becomes an international star we should talk see we say and you write songs and then you make a ton. and then we take most of it. jack ev

i agree with you and smart politics but i also agree with jack. here is to put a fine point on it, we have, i will give my daughter is an example. she graduates a master in cybersecurity from john hopkins. took out a big long to do it. as a result a very nice premium in her compensation when she took a job. who does it benefit? her. really her only. it does not benefit society. if we forgive the loan who is asked to pay the loan, diana my daughter benefits but all of us on this panel all of the taxpayers out there including as jack went on, people that don't have the opportunity to go to college and up footing the bill. it's wrong. i agree with adam is good politics. all the people under, that have student loans but it's the wrong thing for the country. >> quickly if she runs a good campaign next week shall come with a proposal that will -- every reason to believe she will. this is just one proposal. >> may be but she's hanging her proposal on this wealth tax. let's be clear about what a wealth tax is. it is a tax, and confiscation of money you al

now for more is jack taylor. >> thanks. for those in that geral area you may find yourself wanting to drive possibly i-95. southbound bw parkway diverting on the outer loop of the beltway. ride up ride the ramps because the ramp on the southbound side is open. the outer loop of the beltway so go th on the bw parkway remains closed. northbound bw parkway completely unaffected. only other delay big so far this morning is alexandria you'll find work between eisenhower avenue and van dorn street. lready.usy morning let's check on your forecast with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. afternoon highs all three made it above 90 degrees. that was three in a row at naisional. today number four. 68 currently at dulles airport and66 in montgomery county. 69 prince george's county. wake-up weather by 7:00, once the sun is up. it's up before 6:00. temperatures in the mid-70s and kly into the 80s especially around do you want. we willbe above 80 degrees before new mexi 9:00 a.m. today's high 93. northwest breeze for today. hot, not t

you can see jack there earlier today. watch. >> today was mixed emotions.wonderful people here. i did not know french people here. did they real appreciate what we did? all of a sudden i had people coming up and hugging me and wanting to meet me and take pictures with me. then i would -- it was like euphoria. it was so exciting. i got to love these people. they really care. then i went on to the gravesite walking through the graves. and the emotion took over. [voice breaking]. i kept thinking in my heart, there are some men out there that i actually took care of and i saw die on the beach. i kept hearing the pleading and everything like that. it overtook me and i kind of broke down. when i was there, well, when i get there, i am going to salute them, pray for them, and i cried. i had to cry. i did all of those things i promised i will do. they will never be forgot as long as jack is alive. >> craig, what has this been like? >> a real honor. as long as i am live you and all veterans will never be forgotten. i am so honored to be here. when we got to the ceme

jack is still a british citizen. as jack. this means after more than two years as jack. this means after more than two yea rs in as jack. this means after more than two years injailjack as jack. this means after more than two years in jailjack still faces indefinite detention without being charged or tried for any crime, effectively there is no government policy for british citizens including children trapped in syria. the heavy price we pay today as an indicator of the love we have for our children. we are committed to help jack return home. we will continue our campaign to help those that the government has turned its back on. thank you. so, a spokesperson for the parents of jack letts. we saw it standing behind him john letts and sally lane, the pa rents of john letts and sally lane, the parents of jack letts. it is a heartbreaking story, but they have been found guilty and been sentenced on that charge of funding terrorism. defending themselves, really, there by saying they had tried to do the right thing and tha

give them a wave, jack. jack and the 300 veterans have had an eventful few days defying the edge to makebea edge to make the most of what might be a one—off experience.” edge to make the most of what might be a one-off experience. i don't know how to describe it all! it's absolutely beautiful! from now on, the mood will change. on southsea common in the veterans gazed across the huge arena which retold the did a story to a worldwide audience. the huge arena which retold the did a story to a worldwide audiencem is important to remember this because if to be at my kids i might have taken us over but thank goodness he didn't. something we won't see again. the last real commemoration there will be for this sort of thing. everybody is getting old. soon they will disappear. we've both got children and now grandchildren and they are very interested. and i think it should be remembered. ithink interested. and i think it should be remembered. i think a lot of people died for where we are today. this is it! they are on the beach! d-day was the largest seaborne landing ever attempted, 7000 ships, 1

you know, jack points out he's not seeing this migration. wait till jack is my age.t -- david: jack will never be your age. >> the population is aging if you will. i see people who have two homes here in new york, chicago, they are coming back here and saying i'm not going to go back. i don't need the hassle. david: save a house for me before i leave. thank you very much gang. you are looking at live shots from the white house south lawn where the president will address members of congress and their families. this is an annual event. it is a picnic basically. we will monitor the president's comments and bring you any headlines. a lot of news breaking today. >>> meanwhile, sometimes you are told the best way to handle a fight is just to walk away from it. some republican lawmakers in oregon are taking that lesson to heart. why they have now fled the state in what the governor is doing about it to try to bring them back. all money managers might seem the same, but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and

back to you. >> k jack, thanyou. >>> round one is done. two nights of hot topics and big promises are in the books but the democrats fighting to take back the white house is just beginning. >> news4 aaron gilchrist is in miami covering the first democratic debates of decision 2020. he has a quick recap of the moments everyone is talking about food. >> reporter: going into last night's debate a question who would have a breakthrough moment. i think several people had several moments on the debate stage and some of those moments like one liners i think will res mate to some favor of some candidates and other lines, moments i think that could be used as ammunition of a sort competitors in the future or republicans who look to pick apart the democrats who are running for the white house now. take a listen to someof those moments. >> i was 6 years old when a presidential candidate came to the california democratic convention and said it's tie e o pass thrch to a new generation of americans. that candidate was then seator joe biden. >> t m still

>> the man -- the suspect's name is jack rubenstein, i believe. in the hand of ruby and just about to be fired. >> i know my own feelings were and i think they were widely shared by many, if not most americans. this can't be coincidental. the assassin is assassinated in the police station. what in the hell is going on? >> just learned from city hall from an authoritative source, that police are working on the assumption that there indeed is a connection between jack ruby and lee oswald. and that in some manner of speaking, oswald's murder was to shut him up. >> word also in just now from dallas that homicide chief captain will fritz has now said that the case of president kennedy's assassination is now closed with the death of oswald. it may not, however, be the opinion of the u.s. secret service or the federal bureau of investigation. ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of w

jack: now wait. sue: just you wait, jack. jack: misunderstood.

. >> i knew jack kennedy. jack ken dip was a friend of mine.tor, you're no jack kennedy. >> the basic kernel of the idea, you're no jack kennedy, was there. by came up with, you know, i was a friend of -- i served with jack kennedy, i knew jack kennedy, i was a friend of jack kennedy, and, senator, you're no jack kennedy. >> what you want to do is teach a candidate how to think in a quick line and have a natural reaction. you want it to be authentic because people have a huge detector for the forced political stuff. >> what's the biggest debate trap? >> biggest, biggest problem is lose your temper. if you do that and it's uncontrolled and you become unlike able in a big field, you voo really hurt yourself. >> you don't want to invade the space of your zblont trump dopp >> trump did it, didn't hurt him. >> i don't think trump won because of those debates. >> hillary should have turned around and said donald, go back to your kosh. >> we've never had this many women on a debate stage. are they judged different? >> the questions will be different,

>> jack taylor has your traffic today. he is in for melissa mollet. first, let's check in with storm team 4ol meteist chuck bell. >> we are not into july and i'm sick already of the heat and humidity. more heat and humidity to go before a short-lived break late sundato monday. the muggies are here. you'll notice them the minute you step out the amp highs into the low to mid-90s but feel close to a hundred degrees today with the humidity. like yesterday, we have to keep a close eye on the radar this afternoon. there could be isolated storms developing once again. your hour-by-hour planner. sun, heat, humidity into the morning. kely to be above 90 degrees as early as about lunch time with high 94. yourain chance at 40%. more about any weekend rain chances coming up. for no let's go to jack taylor. >> good morning. we start leaving the district northbound on d.c. kenilworth avenue near eastern avenue single file leftwhat is a work zone. the ramp north on kenilworth is blocked with this work. crash southbound on dc 295 before benning road northeast is blo

this also, i thinkjihadi jack, this boy handing over money.o, i thinkjihadi jack, this boy seems to be troubled. it's a story that gets people talking and had it not in for boris, the would have been the front page story. we are going to end with something different. it's on the same pages we have been talking about. the photograph we can see behind me is of 81—year—old kay crane. it's an interesting story. did you know that you can get an asbo if you are a lady in your 80s. all wearing a bikini in your garden. if you are wearing a bikini near the window. i'm not sure about whether the bikini is the greatest thing but it is an interesting team, this is yet another talking point story because she feels she still looks the best in it. it's not what i would wear, mainly because it's not my colours. on that note, thank you very much indeed. that is it for the papers. you can see the front pages on line on the bbc news website. it is therefore you seven days a week. you can watch it later on the bbc. goodbye. most of us on friday had a fine day of

jack mortimer was pa rt forward to it.e mission was to clear a path across the landing beaches. as we landed on the beach it was noisy. there was a lot of fire. a lot of gunfire going on from whatever. big ones. there were rocket ships out in the bay, out in the channel, that were firing. and the channel, that were firing. and the beach marshals, we were told to get on our way. jack and the 300 vetera ns a boa rd get on our way. jack and the 300 veterans aboard the boudicca have had an eventful few days, defying their age to make the most of what may be a one—off experience.” their age to make the most of what may be a one-off experience. i don't know, i don't know how to describe it all. it's just absolutely beautiful. from now on the mood will change. on cell c, and the veterans gazed across the huge arena which retold the d—day story to a worldwide audience. —— south see common. hitler could have taken us over, but thank goodness he didn't. it's something you'll never see again. i suppose this will be the real last comm

. >> i knew jack kennedy. jack kennedy was a friend of mine.u're no jack kennedy. >> is that prepped? >> yes. the basic coal nlonial of the i you're no jack kennedy was there but he came up with, you know, i was serving with jack kennedy. i knew jack kennedy. i was a friend of jack kennedy's and senator, you're no jack kennedy. >> what you want to do is teach a candidate how to think in a way to have a quick line of natural reaction. i think benson thought that way. you really want it to be authentic because people have a huge detector for this forced political stuff. >> so what's the biggest debate trap? >> biggest, biggest problem is to lose your temper. if you do that, and it's uncontrolled and you become unlikable in a big field, you have hurt yourself. >> you don't want to invade the space of your opponent. >> trump did it. didn't hurt him. >> i don't think trump won because of those debates. what hillary should have done is turned around and said donald, go back to your corner. >> we never had this many women on a debate stage before. are

t backo you. >> jack, thank you. a bu morning in your first 4 traffic. let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bem. >> heat wave is under way. yesterday two in a row. today three in a row. 90 or higher. already plenty more thithmorning wiemperatures in the mid-70s around town. humidity still in check for today. but the humidity really starts to return tomorrow with a return of a southerly breeze and sizzling hot weather and much more hot weather to come. temperatures this morning we are starting off a couple of degrees warmer than yesterday. so wehould end up a little warmer this afternoon. we topped at 91 yesterday and forecasting 93 today. right nowt is 77 in washington. 70 leesburg and 69 degrees in stafford and 70 uppero. marlb 93 the expected high today with plenty of sunshine. any chances for wane? we will update that with your future weaer coming up. >>> the first ten democratic candidates turned up the heat last night in miami. two hours of plans, ,promises and policy kicked off the first major test of decision 2020. tonight, ten mor

i don't agree with then we'll start chuckling and there's a strong russian bear what are you doing jack we can joke about it and understand that topic we're talking about isn't as important as our friendship and the values that we share so it's not that it's not that big of a deal one of the cool things that's in the russian segment is the russian cosmonauts like our commander in the russian segment we have tons of great windows these are really high quality windows so we can take pictures we also have a lot of systems that keep the station going and we have another cargo vehicle at the very into the station and the last thing i want to show you is my favorite space picture because of what it represents business with the dove because space to speak is a peaceful exploration where we work together if you noticed i got a russian shirt i've got american socks international that's what this place is about working together as one team that speech and this week have a good day. there's a good. political is opposed to. this new school. year motion your mother can cross greatly reduced which is

this is jacks. i met him the other day. he is friendly and make a great addition to your home and would love a long walk this morning. temperatures will be in the 90s again today. again today. not much of abreak we have to be able to repair the enamel on a daily basis. with the new pronamel repair toothpaste we can help actively repair enamel in its weak state. it's innovative. my go-to toothpaste is going to be pronamel repair. >>> imgration, gun control and two of the democratic presidential debate is over but some of the evening moments will no doubt be talked about for days to come. >> guys, you know what? america does not want to fit a food fight. they want to know how we will put food on their table, yes? s >>nator kamala harris delivering one of the more memorable lines of the nieve. we are joined from miami by sarah dollop. >> what are other big moments people will b talking about today? >> reporter: well, good morning. you know, for the second night in a row, this arena behind me nter of the he political universe a

i am just listening to jack's new song. let him be. let it be.ou are the first people on earth to hear this song! well, that went well. i laughed all the way through that. i don't think i have ever heard you laugh so much during a clip as that and here is the thing, it is directed by danny boyle but it is written by richard curtis. i'm a real suckerfor richard curtis anyway so this is in some ways the best directed richard curtis film you will ever see. you were literally crying with laughter. what is really lovely is, it is one of those ‘what if‘ set ups. what if you were the only person who remembered the beatles? as soon as you start to think about the logistics of it, hang on, that doesn't work, that doesn't work and that doesn't work, and in the third act there is a particularly problematic scene, but i don't care, and i don't care because i was doing exactly what you were doing, i was laughing and smiling and actually crying pretty much all the way through. i think himesh patel is terrific, i think it is one of those films which you go with

it was jack. good to read good news it was good to see a stooge show up and. bush and bush are going to your religion. this experiment is the most delicious one the lettuce was grown at 0 gravity and then of course eaten they carry out biological and physics experiments study the performance of stem cells and develop medicines to cure cancer this experiment is the most important one for jack fisher as his daughter had cancer. but spaceman also guinea pigs mission control constantly monitors their health and watches closely to see if they exercise enough. we have a special treadmill 1st off we can find it's all the way we have to work out physical exercise. to do 2 and a half hours a day because if you don't have good exercise your muscles and your bones just just go away and you come back as a 90 year old man and then you're your hot wife not like you anymore. that's a little girl sleeping. mccurry route to. the most news in the most were to report for the. rich assume the. party both of you. are used. to remove. the whistle blew the stupid boomers from she wi

. >> i knew jack kennedy. jack kennedy was a friend of mine. was that prepped? >> yes. the basic kernel of the idea you're no jack kennedy was there, but he came up with, you know, i was a friend of -- i served with jack kennedy. i knew jack kennedy. i was a friend of jack kennedy's, and senator you're no jack kennedy. >> what you want to do is teach a candidate how to think in a way to have a quick line and natural reaction. i think benson thought that way. you really want it to be authentic because people have a huge detector for this forced political stuff. >> so what's the biggest debate trap? >> biggest problem is to lose your temper. if you do that and it's uncontrolled and you become unlikable in a big field, you have really hurt yourself. >> you don't want to invade the space of your opponent. >> trump did it. didn't hurt him. >> i don't think trump won because of those debates. you know what hillary should have done? she should have turned around and said donald go back to your corner. >> we've never had this many women on a presidenti

>> i believe that jack ruby was a paid killer to close the mouth of my son, lee harvey oswald. >> because ruby knew people in criminal activities, there was a lot of investigation about a potential conspiracy. >> ruby would have been one of the most unlikely and worst hit men that the mob could ever get. >> on november the 24th, 1963, lee harvey oswald is supposed to have been transferred at 10:00. at 10:00, the evidence is undisputed that jack ruby was at home asleep. >> the receipt shows that ruby was sending a money order to one of his strippers from a western union office across from the courthouse at 11:17 a.m. >> we know that at 11:20, three minutes later, a block away, jack ruby killed lee harvey oswald. the evidence showed that he was down there anywhere from 5 to 15 seconds. 5 to 15 seconds. if this is a hired assassin who is supposed to have some advanced information, he is the world's best timer. >> jack ruby was a police and media groupie. ruby thought he was our friend. >> ruby's act was that of a vigilante. he wanted nothing more to be known -- people to flock to his nightcl

peggy whitson stay here was extended so now she'll be working together with jack. to ensure. good food good news or good news was good to just enjoy. watching. this experiment is the most delicious 1. 0 gravity and then of course eaten they carry out biological in physics experiments study the performance of stem cells and develop medicines to cure cancer this experiment is the most important one for jack fisher as his daughter had cancer. but space guinea pigs mission control constantly monitors their health and watches closely to see if they exercise enough. we have a special treadmill 1st off. it's on the way we have to work out physical exercise. to half hours. because if you don't have good exercise your muscles and you. just just go away and you come back as a 90 year old male and and then you meet your hot wife like you're more. complete that's the answer. to some crude to. another student keeping them honest or to work for you but i'd leave them before you which assume your opinions from this change into both of you is what you would at least know there was the worst.