jasper has the winning attitude and bravery to boot love it.u come across any other inspirational story ideas you think i should hear about send them my way on facebook or twitter. >> meisha thank you. >> yes. >> up next an exciting new exhibit coming to philadelphia. >> where you can see dinosaur eggs, yes, i said dinosau meet steve sweeney. he's a double-dipping pension padder. double-dipping pension padder! he had two government jobs, two paychecks and padded his pension along the way. he's a double-dipping pension padder! now he's making over $300,000 a year as a lobbyist and a senator. double-dipping pension padder! so he's all set - thanks to you, the taxpayer. which is why steve sweeney had no problem voting to raise your taxes 145 times, including the largest gas tax hike in history. sounds about right, coming from a.... double-dipping pension padder! >> take a look at this. nasa just released this time lapsed video of an aurora over north america. >> i always thought that name was so pretty. crew members on the international space stat

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a new exhibit explores the work of jasper johns and his impact on the art world. ♪ jane: welcome to ourws on public television in america and around the globe. pyongyang is now threatening to detonate a hydrogen bomb over the pacific. it comes after an exchange of insults between donald trump and kim jong-un, who called the u.s. president a mentally deranged dotard. we have the latest from the south korean capital. reporter: for the first time ever today, kim jong-un stared into a camera and addressed the u.s. president directly. he called donald trump "mentally deranged," and said the president would pay dearly for his threats to destroy north korea. it did not take long for mr. trump to tweet's response. he said kim jong-un of north korea, who is obviously a madman who does not mind starving or killing his people, will be tested like never before. york, northr in new korea's foreign minister mate another extraordinary threat, to drop a hydrogen bomb into the pacific. the decision to conduct the strongest ever hydrogen bomb test in the pacific ocean. , norter: here in seoul signs anyon

were we have been witnessing throughout the day is people leaving specially those of the kurdish jasper allowed to come here either on holiday or to take part in this referendum and say you know they had to cut short their time in the kurdish region visiting their families simply because they didn't know what was going to happen next and they didn't feel comfortable as. to go to fly to either fly to baghdad or to go by road to baghdad because the roads are still open there now we've also seen over the past few hours or so a good number of foreigners leaving some of them saying they were scheduled to leave and some of them say that their companies told them to leave earlier than scheduled now the old two more flights left one to. istanbul and one chooses and after that we do the billboard any more international flights there is one flight to baghdad today at this at this stage it's not clear to us whether it will fly or know what is the kurdish regional government going to do harder to respond to these restrictive measures not just from the baghdad government but also from turkey as we'v

jasper words coming here either on holiday or to take part in this referendum and. you know they had to cut short their time in the kurdish region visiting their families simply because they didn't know what was going to happen next and they didn't feel comfortable as. to fly to either fly to baghdad or by road to baghdad because the roads are still open at least twenty three ranger refugees have died and forty are missing when their boat capsized in waters off bangladesh the un has declared their hunger crisis the world's fastest developing refugee emergency more than half a million people fled to bangladesh and began a military crackdown in rakhine state last month. at least twenty two people being killed in a stampede at a railway station in the indian city of mumbai thirty more were injured on a footbridge local media say it was triggered overcrowding after heavy rains. the head of the world's nuclear watchdog is raising the alarm at the fast pace of north korea's nuclear weapons program earlier this month kyung young said it had tested a hydrogen bomb al-shabaa

it's been really great because it's good for peter and for jasper, of course, he loves to fish and goe beach. the highlight of my summer has been being able to make a lot of new friends and get out when the pressure on the weekends. >> jesse: the highlight is getting a second vacation on? >> dana: no, that's not really what i said. [laughter] >> kimberly: well, it is labor day. one works hard. [laughter] >> juan: i saw that you were crossing ourselves. >> greg: this reminds me of -- welcome to the hamptons was great this summer. [laughter] >> dana: i didn't make it to the hamptons this summer. >> juan: oh, my goodness. jesse, what was it like for you? >> jesse: say that my can know mike tan was a highlight. i learned a lot about it. you gotta start with 30 on it the face, then come you go 15, then, down to eight. then, you can use self tanner. >> dana: no, this is not true. that is fake sunscreen news. >> jesse: this is not fake news. look of his tanned skin. look this is the result -- >> juan: oh, my gosh. [laughter] what is the truth? >> dana: you should always wear spf 45 on your f

the first having jasper on the e show. jasper, america's dog, here on "the five." are you ready? do we have the thing? >> not anymore. >> number one. >> dana's corny joke of the day. what do my dog and my phone have in common? >> what? >> they both have caller i.d. >> oh... >> [laughs] >> how does a dog stop a tv sho show? >> he presses "paws" ." >> last one. what do you call a dog that meditates? >> um... >> a werewolf. >> that was a stretch. >> like... >> namaste. >> got it. that was great. and we will save it for one more thing. >> greg gutfeld i believe is next. >> saturday, it's a great show. you are going to recognize some of these people. i don't know who that is on the left -- dana perino, kimberly guilfoyle. >> this is going to be the highest rated show. >> a potbellied pig that had been on the loose for a while. amazing, this has finally been nabbed by police in virginia. the pig had become a familiar sight in the twin hickory subdivision with thank you, sean, for adding that fact. police caught the pig tuesday morning after it briefly held up traffic. the pig is likely

others went to dallas and to jasper and all the dialysis patients are out. the hospital says this will continue and they are doing it with sort of military-like precision. sunrise to sundown. it looks like a military operati operation. at some point, nine helicopters sitting out on the parking lot here at the hospital and then one by one, they're able to move those critically injured individuals out, put them on the helicopters. it will get a little easier as the individuals who are left aren't as badly injured, but beaumont, the reason they had to do it by air, is on a bit of a rise. everything around it, the freeways included, it's limited passage because of the water. i flew over the trinity river valley, for instance, on the way from houston to here. it is inundated. small towns, isolated areas, completely under water. it is going to be mon months an months before this place is anything close to normal. don? >> what issues are you looking at, are we looking at with the patients that are there now, as far as moving them maybe tomorrow. what kind of issues

the work of jasper the work ofjasperjohns on show in london.m @duncangolestani. stay with us on bbc news, there is plenty still to come. the autumn equinox may be behind us now but the weather is feeling reasonably summery for some of us over the weekend. this was the scene on friday afternoon. as we head through the course of the weekend, many of us will have largely dry conditions, particularly on saturday. by sunday there will be rain heading into the west of the uk and temperatures will be on the rise as well. as low pressure sets out towards the north—west with tight isobars here but at the moment high—pressure is dominating the south—east. as we start saturday morning, there will be a little cloud and drizzly rain across southern parts of the country. some low cloud, mist and murk first thing. it should brighten up during the day. if we have a look at saturday morning, nine o'clock, after a chilly start in scotland and northern ireland it should be dry and reasonably bright with a little sunshine into northern england and a little more cl

region but many of the people i spoke to today didn't agree with that and many were from the kurdish jasper who had actually come here to take part in this referendum and they said that they felt bittersweet happy and one sided to have a voted but they. were leaving now many ahead of schedule simply because they didn't trust what was going to happen next they also said that as people who actually went to the polling stations they didn't feel safe to transit through baghdad to catch an international flight from there well to spain where farmers have converted. in barcelona on their tractors to show support for catalonia secession referendum protests have been taking place across the region against measures taken by the spanish government to stop sunday's vote which it says is unconstitutional in order to keep polling stations closed but the farmers say they will block authorities from the police with that tract is cast led me to say more than two thousand stations have now been set up. let's go to john hendren who's in basilan a force it seems as the result of many people there is only stren

diplomat jim jasper's jim when you heard the former intel officer from south korea that strategy didn't work it seems like the clock running out what do you make of where we are right now seems like that they've come to some kind of societal conclusion that something as big as going to happen you made it was another failed government program here and if that's what's true expectation i mean it is a little bit flabbergasted to hear that they thought there was a parallel to poland where there was a great degree of freedom or you had a powerful church and so forth that somehow you could mobilize that kind of opposition in north korea what were they thinking and this is this is really kind of amazing to hear that that was their strategy here i think they are to juncture right now that the south koreans have to figure out what they want to do next i think their options are a little bit limited in the sense of they want to develop their own not only defense capability but strike capability against north korea where's their space to do that given that north korea already has them in a vulnerab

. >> manhattan college, the jaspers. >> yes. >> lets go to sue. >> bute is a roadrunner.ou are wrong. >> give maine credit for jaspers. >> i have to check it first. >> i believe you. >> they are green andelieve eveu say. mild start to the day, believe is nice. sixty's and 70's. bus stop b added his shade and his eagles gear as well. we have a few of jos cloud around this morning. outer fringe of that storm. it will not 70 degrees right now with a 6- mile an her breeze out of the north. see that storm swirling off shore and precipitation, kind of close to us but day of autumn and equinox at 4:02 this afternoon and cloud a warm day with a high temperature of 84 degrees as we say so long to summer. >> don't let the door hit you ... 7:32. live look mid county overturned truck south on the northeast extension approaching mid county. it is about 2 miles before the mid county toll plaza so if you are leaving lansdale right now they have it off to the shoulder, and then we have extra volume there, on the turnpike between willow grove and, the northeast extension. we will zoom on

. >> do you ever get jealous that dana loves jasper more than you? >> no, i recognize it.liked the idea of the convertible once. she said she liked the audi tt. it only has two seats, there's no room for the dog. and she said yes there is, there's no room for you. >> jesse: "star wars" jobs at risk. he has a great voice. >> kennedy: speaking of great shoes, adidas has released their oktoberfest issues. just in time for october. at dpp are coding. there's a lot of drinking at oktoberfest. around the world. that's a terrible puke and beer repellent -- they are vomit resistant shoes for the alcoholic put. he also enjoys the sporting life. >> jesse: president trump donated $1 million from his own account. to harvey relief. red cross, salvation army, see the next page. there we go. habitat gets a little money. shout out to jimmy carter. there you go. set your dvrs. never miss an episode of "the five." "hannity" coming up next. 5:00 e same. "special report" is next. >> bret: this is a fox news alert. good evening. i am bret baier in washington. we are keeping our eye on the eye

the most critically injured were moved to dallas and galveston and jasper, texas. patient moved to missouri. nine prematurely born babies were moved out. they have about 85 patients left and they believe they will get them out in the next 24 to 48 hours. >> a lot of damage to talk about. miguel marquez showing us the situation there. the u.s. president donald trump will return to texas on saturday and see some of the damage from hurricane harvey first hand. but in the meantime his vice president, mike pence, just toured the areas hit by the storm. he visited rock port, texas with the governor of the state and even helped to clean up. many organizations are here and available to help people in the houston area one called somebody cares. and earlier i spoke with its founder, doug stringer. and i asked doug about his organization, how it was providing relief to so many people who need help. >> we've been a part of these crises before, katrina, rita, and ike in our own city. but this is such an unprecedented storm and hurricane that we had to set up the houston area in

it's not jasper. this guy, the little girl sprays water on the fence and the dog goes crazy. like that, you're going to love the show friday. >> kimberly: set your dvr. never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" next and dana at 10:00. >> bret: president trump bush's tax reform he insists will help the middle class. he raises eyebrows after what he says about his hhs secretary. and insists if it doesn't change, the nfl is quote going to hell." this is "special report" ." welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. president trump says he will make taxes simple, easy, and fair for all americans. he's pushing his new tax form plan which is the top priority for his administration. even though he's not giving up on obamacare repeal yet. as with any big piece of legislation, the devil is in the details. i will

the critically injured have been moved to dallas, galveston, jasper, texas. one patient was moved to missouri. there are nine prematurely born infants that were moved to galveston, as well, out of this facility. the rest of the patients, they say they have to move by chopper because beaumont itself is literally almost cut off from the rest of the world. it sits up on a plane, and the freeways around it are cut off. they have to move people out by air. it is with military precision that they are doing this, bringing in bank after bank of helicopters and then moving the most critically ill out first. then moving down the line to those who are less critically injured. dave, rene? >> miguel marquez for us there in beaumont. to his point, becky ames, the mayor of beaumont, said basically we're an island right now. >> yeah. >> terrifying. >> an island without any water. >> without water. right. >>> on the high side of all this, celebrities are putting their money down to fund relief efforts for texans in dire need. hats off to houston, texans', j.j. watt. you're a

happily, you can have a go with some of the sets, drivers range in age from three, this is jasper, tood train set then. i had a lot of train sets. the attraction opened three years ago and is hoping to reach 100,000 visitors by christmas. it is sometimes said no one knows how to run a railway in this country. well, at miniature worlds, they do. gritty tv realism at its best! you are watching bbc news. the headlines tonight: thousands have been left without shelter and power after hurricane irma causes widespread destruction. senior mps have criticised the government's aid response to the british oversea territories in the caribbean. in florida, 500,000 people have been ordered to leave their homes with the storm due to hit there this weekend. president trump has warned the hurricane has historic destructive potential. a powerful earthquake has hit southern mexico

all the critically injured have been moved to dallas or galveston or jasper, texas.missouri. there are also nine prematurely born infants that were moved to galveston, as well, out of this facility. the rest of the patients, they say they have to move by chopper because beaumont is literally almost cut off from the rest of the world. it sits up on plain and the freeways are cut off. they have to move people out by air. it is with military precision that they are doing this, bringing in bank after bank of helicopters and moving the most critically ill out first and moving down the line to those who are less critically injured. dave, rene? >> miguel marquez, thank you for that. >>> rescuers are beginning a block-by-block search of homes in houston for anyone left behind in harvey's historic floods. 100,000 homes damaged or destroyed statewide. cnn's brian todd looks at what search crews are up against in west houston. >> reporter: we're here in west houston where the waters are still dangerously high. several days after hurricane harvey came ashore. look at this -- thi

they go to dallas, jasper, galveston. one patient went all the way to missouri. when will this be resolved? it's not entirely clear. it's expected to crest around 1:00 p.m. today. once it crests and it starts to go down, then they'll be able to get to the pumps and figure out how to fix the problem. it could be days. back to you. >> miguel, thank you very much for that reporting. we'll get an update for you. joining us on the phone is captain brad hennison, public information officer at the city of beaumont emergency operations. thanks so much for being with us. how are people there able to get clean water today? >> we have been able to get trucks in overnight with water, and we are setting up some points of distribution this morning. we'll hopefully be starting that distribution in just a few hours. >> we just heard our reporter, miguel marquez, say the natchez river continues to rise. so what does that mean for you? >> well, most of our rescues have come to a halt now. but as we look at the river that's on the east coast -- east line of our city, we're looking

vineuse -- jasper on the for democrats in tennessee -- on the line for democrats in tennessee.aller: i do not blame donald trump for what he is doing, his enablers are so misled about their own future. if this man does not show his taxes, and he plans on cutting mar-a-lagoe goes to without any restraint -- taxpayers by living in this hotels on the weekends costing us millions of dollars, i do not feel sorry for him, i feel sorry for the people who live in this divided, so racially thinking he will make america great again. the swamp has never been drained. you do not put walls around a -- these people need to wake up and understand, especially poor, working white folks, especially poor women, you are not going anywhere, he is taking everything you have. host: a tweet from adam schiff, he writes, tom price committed the one unpardonable sin, being rich but not rich enough to own his own private jet. referring to the fact there are other cabinet secretaries who do own their own private jets and use them. gene on theisiana, line for democrats. caller: mr. price was one of the --y

i have listened to the latest statements from the governor, augustus jasper, and i understand that muchay, both physical, because the roads are not functioning properly and potentially bureaucratic as well. i understand there is an navy ship there. i understand there are lots of private boats coming in with supplies and it is important very much to stress that the british virgin islands is notjust tortola or necker island, there are many islands on which there are people who are in need, and we have not heard from a lot of them. they are small, but there are people there who need our help. just one final question. what are your plans for returning? we said that you are in puerto rico. at the moment i am going to go and see my family in washington, dc, in a few days, but while i am here, i am just try to make a point of relaying accurate information as much as possible. good to talk to you, thank you for letting us know what went on there. it is very useful. thank you. description they are of the dreadful conditions on the british virgin islands. she was one of those who managed to get o

well lets get more on all that from jasper lawler — he‘s head of research at london capital group.ment spending as an addition to how you calculate gdp. petrol prices have skyrocketed. gasoline futures on the markets, the additional effect of air, that will push up prices. the market is interested in how these things effect on monetary policy and interest rates. they may mean the us federal reserve is better setup because they‘ll have the boost from spending and inflation. thejobs figures are slightly disappointing, not much to worry about in the united states. actually the rate of job growth in the us is fairly steady. always tempting to make these things political with the new president in power. the economy performing as it has been over the last couple of years. quick look at the markets. all of them looking pretty positive. the dax is up because of court decisions in germany. very much in favour of volkswagen. shares are quite smartly. from the white cliffs of dover to the beaches of norfolk, today work begins on a three year scheme to improve england‘s coastal path — all 2,70

jasper and mia.weighed more then ten pounds when she was born. finn prevett is here with her 10—month—old son japser—fox. finn had to have an emergency cesa rea n last year because finn was large. katie burgess is in leeds — she was badly torn when giving birth to her son james, who weighed more than nine and a half pounds. and professor siobhan quenby is a consultant obstetrician who is working on this research. welcome, everybody. jasper weighed tenlb and three ounces. your labour was complicated because of his size? it was a very long labour, over 30 hours. and when he was finally delivered by emergency c section, they were shocked at his size. i later went for a.d. brief they were shocked at his size. i later went for a. d. brief about the birth, and it became very clear that he had got stuck, so he was the wrong way round and then essentially he was too big to turn into the right position, and his head got trapped, so after trying everything to get him out, finally we had to have an emergency c

mceachin: the been a central institution in our community since its founding in 1867 by reverend john jasper. the church was founded in an abandoned confederate horse stable on browns island and since then has been a pillar of our community. the long history of supporting the community has continued under the leadership of six distinguished leaders, including the current pastor. reverend nelson is a fellow alum of virginia union universe -- university, a member of the board of supervisors, and a long-time friend. six mount zi ombing n has addressed the -- zion has addressed the social issues of the area. mr. speaker, six mount zion continues to assist the community, members with their resources necessary to overcome life's obstacles. i pray that six mount zion church will thrive in our community for another 150 years. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. appropriately and necessarily, we will be addressin

jasper baxter lorraine g. baines. michele beale todd m. beamer. paul frederick beatini jane s. beatty allen anthony b. then. lawrence ira beck manette marie beckles carl john bedigian michael earnest beekman kevin joseph smith. >> and my brother kevin patrick york. we will always member your enduring devotion to family, your unyielding support for your network of friends, your compassion for others that led to your generosity maria a. behr , your animated debate fueled by her knowledge. you helped lighten in the mode and finally your affection for america and your passion for history continued to guide us with their energetic spirit. may god bless you. >> and my oldest son saw who was in the second tower. i miss you every day. we all miss you and thank you for your prayers to help us get by. thank you. maria a. behr yelena belilovsky nina patrice bell debbie bellows stephen elliot belson paul m. benedetti denise lenore benedetto bryan craig bennett eric l. bennett oliver duncan bennett margaret l. benson dominick j. berardi james patrick berger steven howard berger john p. berg

we took some over to jasper county and tyler county yesterday, and we'll be fanning out across the district over the next probably several weeks. stuart: well, congressman, i've got to say that our hearts go out to those people who are returning to their homes today. sometimes, of course, they'll return to absolutely nothing there. most others will return to pretty grim conditions. if anybody in our audience has ever lived through a flood and they've got a flooded basement or a flooded living room, you'll know that recovery is extremely difficult, and it takes a very long time. so, congressman, our hearts go out to you and your constituents who are suffering as they return to their homes. >> well, neighbors are helping neighbors down here. and i, it's just so heartening to see that. i witnessed it firsthand over the last week and especially yesterday as we're starting this recovery. stuart: sir, can i just quickly ask have you any idea what fema will do with those people who were evacuated and they don't have a place to go back to? >> oh, we're going to -- we'll have temporary shelters. thi

she is very excited and jasper is coming into year 3. a baby called jessie as well. here's sarah with a look at this morning's weather. for all the children heading back to school today it is a soggy school run this morning. bear with the weather, there will be brightness later on. by home time some of us will see sunshine. it is a damp start to the day. muggy and humid out there with all the cloud and the drizzle and low cloud and hill fog, but it will turn brighter later because this slow moving weather front will ease its way towards the east. so parts of northern england and down towards the midlands and wales will stay quite soggy through the day, but towards the north and the west of the country here we will see the brighter, clearer conditions moving in and further towards the south and south—east, here we will see a few showers continuing on into the afternoon, but this is 4pm now. you will start to see a few glimmers of sunshine breaking through the cloud, but still the chance of showers into the afternoon and temperatures 20, p

. >> jasper baxter. >> lorraine g bay. >> michelle biel. >> todd mbemer. >> paul frederick batini. >>el earnest bekman. >> kevin joseph smith. >> and my brother, kevin patrick york. we will always remember your endearing devotions of family. your unyielding support for your network of friends. your compassion for others that led to your generosity. your animated debates fueled by new knowledge. your humor that helped lighten any mood and finally, your affection for america and your passion for history. continue to guide us with your energetic spirit. may god bless you. >> and my oldest son who was in a second tower. i miss you every day. we all miss you. and thank you for your prayers to help us giv get by. thank you. >> maria abare. >> max jbilky. >> nina patrice bell. >> steven elliott. >> paul m. >> bernice rbendeto. >> eric l bennett. >> oliver bennett. >> margaret l benson. >> dominic jferardy. >> james patrick burger. >> steven howard burger. >> john pbergon. >> daniel david bergstene. >> michael j. >> david w bernard. >> david m. >> david shelby barry. >> joseph john berry. >>